May 10, 1893 (4 pages)

oY age cst ‘ pain in stepping on the sharp recks. a * THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, _— Every Ev Except Sunee days and Loyal H olidays. “Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tenus—18 Cents a Week; 60 Cente a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN aADNCE. nr Norices—10 cents per line for 1st insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, —————————— / WEDNESDAY EV’NG. MAY 10, '93. CITY CROSS-WALKS, A Move Should Be Got on Immediately in That Direction. Asa prominent gentleman said to the Transcript reporter today, and his words cannot be gainsayed, ‘‘ the cresswalks of Nevada City are ina more dilapidated condition than they have been since the town was founded. There is not one crossing in a passable condition. Fast Sunday,” he said, ‘‘although a church member, I ceuld:not refrain taking God’s name in vain when I stubbed my toes on three of the. different crosswalks in going to the house of prayer. These cross-walks area burning disgrace to the city and I earnestly hope, for the good name of the town, that decent: cross-walks will’ be put in before the Knights of Pythias come to town. Then for a moment just think of compelling ladies, whe wear thin shoes, to cross over the new gravel streets,.when by so doing it must necessarily cause them Why this delay in putting down new cross-walks?” {[‘*No shabbe” to this query .—Ep. Transcript .} Ove dollar‘a year will cover your doc_tor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Reguator. Geing Fast. Jach day sees a marked decrease in the stock of banners, shields, streamers, wreaths, festooning, etc., ordered by Milo Lodge, and the committee fear that the demand will be greater than the supply. Nearly every business place’ will be trimmed with some of this material, and if you have not spoken for what you want-do.so.-at-oneg. By--day-after.tomorréw the work of decorating will be commenced and then a rush for the remaining decorations may be expected. Foreywarned is forearmed,.so. attend to this matter without delay. Of course everybody in the business portion of the town intends to adorn his place, and it is essential that Kuights of Pythias decorations should be used by all, . Careful, Preparation Is essential to purity of foods. It is wisdom and economy to select those that are pure. The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is “prepared with the greatest care, and infants are assured the ~best~ Grocers‘and Droggists. Special Meeting. There will be a special meeting of Ponemah Council, No. 6, Degree of Pocahontas, en Thursday evening, May llth. All members are requested to be present, 7 Clean Up Your Yards. Everybody should clean up their yards and have them looking tidy. Next week our town will be filled with strangers from all parts of the State and everything should look its best. Even if you can’t make any other improvement, don’t neglect to do this. — ————___—+ 0@e-o-———_ Pythian Sisters. The members ef Milo Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters, are requested to meet at.Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday, ° May 10th, at 2 o’clock p.m. By order. Mrs. A.GercHELL, M. E, Mrs. L. E. Ismert, M. of R. & C. m6-8t Painting and Paper Hanging. Thomas Canfield and E. W. Dulac are _ prepared to take contracts for painting inside and outside of buildings, and do paper hanging en the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Before letting contracts give us a call. m2-tf Superior Court. The following business.was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Mary Ella Smith et al. ve. Patrick Hawkins. Order granting plaintiff 30 days additional time in which to prepare proposed amendments to proposed statement on motion for a new trial, W. B. McSherry vs. Penn. G. M. Ce. Motion te dissolve order of injunction granted. K. of P. Decorations. The decorations intended for use during the session of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, which convenes on the 15th of this montli, are now on sale. It is expected that everybody will decerate, and the committee desire that people make their. selections as soon as possible. Enquire at Gayloffl’s grocery atore, m3-td TPPRICES kin ae MOST PERFECT MADE. cl ge ee tes Baking Powder -room where the fifty guests present par“116th to the 18th and the Eastern States MARTIN-MEEK NUPTIALS. Two Well Known Young' People Married This Morning, Mr. H.S. Martin and Miss Jessie Meek, both of this city, were united in marriage this morning at the residence of the bride’s mether, Mrs. Shurtleff. . The. interior ef the residence was a profusion of roses, orange blossema, lilies of the valley and smilax most tastefully arranged. Promptly at 9:20 the bride and groom took their places under the wedding bell of magnificent white roses, the bride being attired in a handseme costume of gray corded silk trimmed simple but impressive ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. Murrish. After congratulations by>friends the newly married couple led the way to the dining took of a bounteous wedding breakfast. At the conclusion.of the feast the bride and groom left for a short. wedding trip. Mr. Martin, the groom, is one of the partment afd is a thoroughly genial and popular young gentleman. The leyely ‘and accomplished bride is well known in Nevada City and all predict a happy future for the young gentleman who-has wooed and won so fair a lady. The pair:have the best wishes of the community. A notable feature of the weddix 2° was the presence of Mr. and Mrs. John Webber, who steod up at tlie marriage ceremony of the bride’s parents. The prese. ts were elegant: and valuable, as well as useful, and included the following: Silver forks, tablespoons and teaspoons, fish knives, butter and pickle ornaments, gold ring, silver jewel casket, card receiver, sugar and berry spoons, butter knife, elegant china dinner set, ivory carving set and dinner knives, and numerous other articles, oo Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai_s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, ana posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required (tis naranteed to give perfect satisfac ‘on or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box —-For sale—+ arr Brothers’ Dru JUSE-QUR LUCK. Foster Predicls: a Very Dangerous Storm Next Week. If Foster, the signal service man (whose predictions have been very correct) is not ‘‘off his base’’ this time, we are to have a dangerous storm next week. He says the next storm wave will cross the western mountains by the close of the 15th, the great central ae. from the by the 19th. He says this will be a severe and a gerous storm. A period of dangerous stornis may he expected from the 15th te the 25th, The cool wave will cross the western mountains about the 18th, the great contral valleys about the 20th and the Eaat— ern States about the 23d. Cool night abeut the 7th and 8th, 13th te 15th; 26th to 27th, 30th and 31st in the great central valleys, with danger of frosts in northern latitudes. Farther west, these will occur ene or two days earlier, and east one or two days later. RIVER MINING. Meeting of the Directors of the Yuba River Mining Company. Tidings:—Thos. C. Bourne, James Vineyard, J. P. Pollard, 8S. J. Alderman and D. E, Matteson, the Directors ‘of the Yuba River Mining Company, held a meeting in this city Monday afternoon.: The company is now engaged in getting out poles and building a road to the mine, which is situated on the Yuba river about three and a half miles west of the Bourne ranch on what is known as Boston Bar. This Bar was very rich in early days, and there are good prospects that it 1s still rich, One of the company whe worked there years ago said the other day that his company left gravel there that paid $2.50 to the pan en account of the large amount of water which they had no means of handling. SAVING FINE GOLD. A New Process in Operation Near New. town. ome —_There is af apparatus in operation on Deer Creek near Newtewn that is reported to be most successful in saving fine gold. The Telegraph says: ‘‘We do not nor could net learn the names of the inventors, but we are told that the system is a very simple one and consists of a series of sluice boxes peculiarly arranged. It is said that the two gentlemen who are working the arrangement have made 3100 in eleven days by just shoveling the sand, dirt or Whatever may be handy, liaite the flume. Where Chinamen, who are about as close workers in river beds, can only make $1 per day, these par. ties with their new process, make $5 per day. Our informant says that the process isan entire success and that the finest gold can he saved in any place. The parties operating on the creek are located near the Bagley place.” A pure Grea Trt Po fie om Ammonia, Alum or any other ao Years the Standard. with chiffon—and—Persian_lace _The . some stumbling block, so to speak, in the . most efficient teachers in our school de“men te be hurried by any one, but will dishes, gold watch, gold hair and neck TuREE-FOURTHS of your ailments arise from livertroubles which Simmons Liver THE ELECTRIC. RAILROAD. The Doabing Thomases Sill in the Field On the Proposition. Every once in a while for the past few weeks one or more of our county cotemperaries desire to know what has become . ” of the electric railroad, which it was said-wculd be built from Nevada City through Grass Valley to Merysville. They seem to forget that plans and ar. rangements for such a large undertaking cannot be consummated in a few days time, and sometimes not in many weeks. No enterprise of such magnitude was ever ‘inaugurated without there being way, and those stumbling blocks must be removed and even the minutest detail properly attended to before any decisive steps can be taken. It is so in the case of the building of the proposed electric railroatl between this dity and -Marysville. _Messrs. Tautphaus, Dr. Liebrich and others, who have obtained the fran— thise for the road, are not the kind of carefully see their way clear before taking the initiatory steps, in order that there shall be no failure in the building of the road from Nevada City to Marysville. There are a number of things ‘to be attended to before any field work is done, and just as goon as those’ things are placed in a shape satisfactory to these capitalis s the Transcrrer will vouch for the commencement of the work within thirty days. thereaiter, ‘and further, that the road will be built in less time than our people have any idea the work, can be performed. pe eee PLEASANT to the taste and readily taken is‘Simmons Liver Regulator. It cures heartburn, —— + eee Bessie H. Bepioe, Buringham, Vt.,had a disease of the scalp, causing her hair to become very harsh and dry}and to fall so freely that she scarcely d to comb it. Ayer’s Hair Vigor gave her’ healthy scalp, removed the dandruff, and made the hair thick and glossy. THANK GOD. Like——the--Deceased—Othello, the Croaker's Occupation Is Busted. It is no small degree of satisfaction to that class of our fellow citizens wh. have stuck by Nevada City during all its dark days, in the firm belief that the mines in the district would bring great prosperity at some time, that they have lived to see -that—day;—and that the croakers who through all the days of adversity were bewailing the collapse of the town, are now with the faith-believing citizens. Those public-spirited citizens are also pleased at the thought that’ next. week, on the occasion of the visit of the hun-+}dreds of Knights of Pythias, representing almost every town in California, that we will be bereft-of thu—oroaker’s voice in giving the town and county a black eye. Being now all of one happy .family, the of all mining sections in the world Nevada City is the most promising of all. It’s rich quartz and gravel mines plainly tell the story without any chin music from any one. Under---this state of affairs nothing couid have eccurred that would so conapicuously spread the news broadcag\} throughout the State than the assembling here of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias. When they go to their respective homes they will net cease talking of the great hospitality of our people, our beautiful town, beautiful ladies, and our immensely rich mines, and the section will be better advertised than ever before, +e Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy: as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your meney refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could-be-relied on It never disappoints, Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. * Lost. ‘A gentleman’s fob chain, gold links, with locket, was lest Saturday night. Finder will please leave at this office. Special Sale. Tomorrow J. Morris will offer 25 doz. fine laundried white shirts for 50 cents each. Worth $1. m9 2t The Military Company. The new military organization met at Grass Valley Monday evening, and a large attendance was present. The most important business was the communication of the Adjutant-General in which it was stated that $250 would have to be raised to help uniform the company. : The company decided to raise the meney, and to that end a committee was appointed to solicit subscriptions from the business men and citizens. A committee was also appointed to interview some of our enterprising citizens about building an armory for the use of the company. The meeting adjourned to meet next Monday evening, when the reperts of the committees will Le received, says the Telegraph. bas \fixed ‘‘round-the-world” tourists, Social and Other Notes About People Old évening. i story will go to them from every lip that . : tickets at $600, and change the date for the inauguration of summer tourists rates} warded by leaving them at J. Morris PERSONAL. and Young. R. A. Paine‘of Downieville is in town. A. Doctor of San Francisco is in town. W.-H. Harris came down from Relief Hill! yesterday. J. E. Taylor of Pertland, Oregon, is here on business. Sam Bonkopky of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. R. E, Standinger and Miss Bertha Schrener were over from North San Juan yesterday. Bees L. Wilson and Miss S. Mason of San Francisco came_in on the’ train last H. R. McDougall of Stockton arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville. Mrs. H. Gale of San Francisco arrived here last evening\on her way to North San Juan. Jonn Hill, one of the eldest residents of North San Juan; came over to the county seat this merning. Miss Maynie Boylan and Miss Fannie McHugh of Sacramento are visiting friends here. Woodson Harding of Wheatland is here on a visit to the family of Harvey Coeper. Miss. McNieolls and Mrs. Johnson of North Bloomfield, who have been to San Francisco on a -visit, arrived here last evening on their way home. Miss Annie Hall, daughter of Wilkes Hall, formerly of this city, but who now resides in Oregon, is here visiting friends, : o® Insom1a is fearfully on the increase. The rush and excitement of modern life so tax the-nervous system that multitudes of people are deprived of good and suffi" cient sleep, with ruinous consequences to the nerves. Remember, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla makes the weak strong. ee A Damaged Hose Cart. While the hose was being taken from the Eagle’s cart Monday evening the reel handles on one side came in contact with a misplaced nozzle at the rear of the cart and were broken off like so many pipe-stems. The‘damaged cart is being repaired. — -—— 2 e—— — Won the Watch. The gold-filled hunting case watch of.fered as a prize to purchasers of the Bee Hive brand of baking powder, was drawn by Julm Hicks of Gold Fat at Jackson's grocery store the other evening, he holding the lucky number, a oe Contract Completed. J. A. Millhone and C, W. Hill have finished their contract on the culvert in the ravine fear the Catholic Church. The work has been done in a most substantial manner and will last for all time Card of Thanks. To the many kind friends whe did 80 much at the .death and funeral-of Major Downing, -wemest heartily desire to extend to them our sincere thanks and appreciation. Jouxn Down:na, Miss-Downina, Miss SULLIVAN, ~. (Brother, daughter and neice of the deceased. ) ———* @eNo Fault ef His. Joseph Cordona, who runs a bootblack stand on Broad street, occupied in ompany with another man the room at Solari’s lodging house where the fire occurred Monday evening. The statement that the bed was set en fire through the carelessness of an occupant of the room Cordona says is not true. He had not been in the room since 9 o’clock that morning, and his reom-mate had not been there for several heurs previous to the fire. Itis not known who is respensible for the fire. Or the first Stain or speck beware That on your teeth you may espy, There is by far more danger there, . Phan at the moment meets the eye. Use SOZODONT without delay, And thus arrest the first decay. oo On Monopolies. Union:—Mr. F. P, Cook will, speak on ‘‘Monopolies, and Hew to Get Rid of Them,” at Pleasant Valley schoolhouse this evening; will be at Alliance picnic Thursday; will speak at North Bloomfield Saturday, May 13; Rough and Ready schoolhouse Monday evening, May 15; Indian Springs, May 16; Clear Creek, May 18; Oottage Hill, May 19; evening meetings. Ice! Ice! 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 attended to. Dried Apples—New Mackerel. J. J. Jackson, at the Beehive Grocery Store on Commercial street, has just received a fine lot of Dried Apples, which he is offering at the rate of fifteen pounds for $1. Also just received a splendid lot of new mackerel which he will sell at 95 cents per can. Try ‘em. ml-tf York State Custard Pies. At Gaylord‘s. a21-tf ~ ee Latest Styles of Kid Gloves. Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just received a fine stock of! the very latest styles of Kid Gloves, just the article for the Knights of Pythias Party. Go and see them. ml.-tf Rage & Lost. . A bunch of keys. Finder will be re~Lone Star, Placer county, May 20; all The Union Ice Company.is now preWILL ALL BE BERE. Two Bands Are Coming Krom Grass Valley and the Drum: Corps From Truckee Olympic Lodge, Knights of Pythias, of Grass Valley, have hired Green’s full band to accompany them to this city on Thursday the 18th. The meiabers of the lodge will wear elegant badges that are being made for the occasion. Quartz Patlor ef Native Sons will come up in full forge and will bring Jenkins’ band with them. The Native Sons of the two towns will make a good. showing in the procession. The Truckee Drum Corps,. composed of girls ranging in age from ten to sixteen years, will be here, and a good delegation of Truckee Knights and others will be present. Walker C. Graves, Grand Chanceller of Cahfornia, has just completed a fourweeks tour cf the southern part of the State. He reports that wherever he has been the Knights are wild to visit the mountains, and says they will attend in bring their families. ee Tue advertising of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is substantiated by endorsements which in the financial world would be accepted without a moment’s hesitation. They tell the story-——HOOD’s CURES. Hoop’s Pitts cure livér ills, jaundice ae eS Business Change. Union:—Last evening Madame Shaffer purchased the restaurant formerly occupied and managed by her, but which has recently been conducted by Mrs, Jobn Martin, Mrs. Shaffer, after sperding ashort time ja San Francisco, could not content herself there and decided to return to Grass Valley, All her frien s welcome’ her back and wish her inbounded prosperity = 220 —_— THERE is said to be a man in Liberty, Maine, with whiskers eight feet long, Five Cents Each. Tomorrow only, 150 men’s linen collars of _all_kinds, for “five cents each, at J. Morris’. m9-2t large numbers and many of them will} 'so that I. could see alittle. Well, I-was in We Think the Weather Has Cleared Up forthe Season . And everybody will feel better. Hood’s Cures As for ourselves, we are still busy in marking : Saved From the Grave down our large stock just received from California and Eastern markets, and now we will be able to show you, ina few days, as fine a stock of Scrofula in Faceand Neck menwromee scr INE SPRING CLOTHING, = MG FURNISHING GOODS, 8° — cme BOOTS AND SHORS = And all the LATEST ‘NOVELTIES that has ever been brought to this city. An verything in those departments will be marked down te the LOWEST CASH rPRICE figures./ : ay WwW e’'are no situated now that we can suit. any finsly<eich or “poor. “We have no time to publich a big price list, as we are tod busy fixing up our stores and marking our Goods, We have but ONE PRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. Mr. Wm. Erick ‘West Duluth, Minn. ; } EVERYBOLY INVITED, “T have been a very, great sufferer from a!, cecaataQainaib serious case of ‘scrofula. First, a large bunch came in my neck growing as big as a is ; good sized apple, It was as hard as bone, * ddie m= Bie sek = et «az PGor. aod ait an fo wo a head the doctor = ; : : oa anced it, and for two years : a . : + * Z Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. The First h 1 the Fidd . Then we succeeded in healing it up; but the disease began to appear in my face, which would swell up and affect my eyes so that every morning they were so inflamed and swollen that IK was blind. The swelling . ‘ would subside in the middle of the afternoon I went to : erety Png be page in my or Fes of —_ ailed elp me and said mothing con + . 1 adies ! Look Over Our SarsaHood’s=Cures ¥ , sgt oi lala ad Ss to cik ¢t be done to cure mo. But I began. to take sais ean iis % Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and when Thad used abottle and a half, the swelling in my face had” You will And that never before were Goods entirely gone down. Tf kept on taking thé so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs medicine, and gained 33 pounds in weight . Have Been Perfectly Cured exceptionally attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, this condition for about a year, am now in good health, and confidently say Hood's Sarsaparilla saved me from the grave. ”" Wn. Erick, West Duluth, Minn. Hood’ s Pills do not purge, painor gripe, Etc ; ‘ but act promptly, easily and efficiently. ¥ : " i Get the choicest_by making your-selections——___——o About*your Confectionery. a rival for:him in this line anymore than Continent: and have some of it, JM elidicnk ' Confectioner BE OM GUARD You want{something pure, and to be perfectly"certain on*all these8 CAN DIES: ~-FOLEY isthe Nevale City Confectioner: Fotey has tho call and he wot has the CAIN DwWY.:; Come The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in ‘great variety. wholesome “and — tasty 5 ’ : 4 4 points, you must try FOUWE Y’S a Ee ere , ni Net naa igs You-can't—find « . —: Mississippi on this you can duplicate the No 13 Commercial St, Nevada City CARPETS AND BEE HIVE, Latest styles and Prices ~ MON STER STOCK Dey Goods, Millinery. TT SECs GRASS VALLEY. a $30, 000 Stock to select from at Prices shad will astonish all that pay a visit to the Store. Tens of New Carpets a3 THE LARGEST DRY GOODS STORE IN NEV OO@™ Fare paid BOTH WAYS to liberal buyers.] _ The. Boe tlive, ie VU y Ub. Prapretois. a ome oe ee WALL PAPER, You have to pay Coin for Cigars then why not get t the best ? They Are 3 for 25 cents. —Put Up in Tin FoilPackages, and made of carefully selected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke ’ Try Em. "RAT oi iffin., (NATIVE SON’ OF, MARYLAND, ) NEVADAICITY CALIFORNIA. een 3 Wall Payer. 4 coral y. ADA COUNTY. The & en = eee = Spring —AND— pe RM ges ee ae ae a: a ion Exexre? J. MORRIS — ] Wishes to inform the public that hé intends to remove the : ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, will] . ee 7 stock of Clothing formerly owned by K. Casper ~W3 on show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear, HATS, EHitc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CITY+©AND IN LARGER QUANTITIEg rs Cll a nee le ll to Stockton on or about the 15th of May. i wit —— 4 — My Low Prices will astonish You—Lvery Article Guaranteed No.1. —— 9 —— HAVE. YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY ~~ Beautiful Clothing, Purvishing Crowds, Hats, te ESS SS DON’T BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old-established business houses where you know you can get reliable goods. You do not pay any more for good ; : goods at these places than you do for cheap stuff elsewhere. F1’S A FACT. fe Any one wishing Goods at(Sar of their ii ot Will do well to call on him for his Bargains Are oe of Sight. m4-tf [ev Lith to June Ist. aD soe wa [lok at ny Gin Before Buying-Ehewhere,. ¢ MORRIS, at Caspers Olt Stand _

oY age cst ‘ pain in stepping on the sharp recks. a * THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, _— Every Ev Except Sunee days and Loyal H olidays. “Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tenus—18 Cents a Week; 60 Cente a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN aADNCE. nr Norices—10 cents per line for 1st insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, —————————— / WEDNESDAY EV’NG. MAY 10, '93. CITY CROSS-WALKS, A Move Should Be Got on Immediately in That Direction. Asa prominent gentleman said to the Transcript reporter today, and his words cannot be gainsayed, ‘‘ the cresswalks of Nevada City are ina more dilapidated condition than they have been since the town was founded. There is not one crossing in a passable condition. Fast Sunday,” he said, ‘‘although a church member, I ceuld:not refrain taking God’s name in vain when I stubbed my toes on three of the. different crosswalks in going to the house of prayer. These cross-walks area burning disgrace to the city and I earnestly hope, for the good name of the town, that decent: cross-walks will’ be put in before the Knights of Pythias come to town. Then for a moment just think of compelling ladies, whe wear thin shoes, to cross over the new gravel streets,.when by so doing it must necessarily cause them Why this delay in putting down new cross-walks?” {[‘*No shabbe” to this query .—Ep. Transcript .} Ove dollar‘a year will cover your doc_tor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Reguator. Geing Fast. Jach day sees a marked decrease in the stock of banners, shields, streamers, wreaths, festooning, etc., ordered by Milo Lodge, and the committee fear that the demand will be greater than the supply. Nearly every business place’ will be trimmed with some of this material, and if you have not spoken for what you want-do.so.-at-oneg. By--day-after.tomorréw the work of decorating will be commenced and then a rush for the remaining decorations may be expected. Foreywarned is forearmed,..so. attend to this matter without delay. Of course everybody in the business portion of the town intends to adorn his place, and it is essential that Kuights of Pythias decorations should be used by all, . Careful, Preparation Is essential to purity of foods. It is wisdom and economy to select those that are pure. The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is “prepared with the greatest care, and infants are assured the ~best~ Grocers‘and Droggists. Special Meeting. There will be a special meeting of Ponemah Council, No. 6, Degree of Pocahontas, en Thursday evening, May llth. All members are requested to be present, 7 Clean Up Your Yards. Everybody should clean up their yards and have them looking tidy. Next week our town will be filled with strangers from all parts of the State and everything should look its best. Even if you can’t make any other improvement, don’t neglect to do this. — ————___—+ 0@e-o-———_ Pythian Sisters. The members ef Milo Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters, are requested to meet at.Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday, ° May 10th, at 2 o’clock p.m. By order. Mrs. A.GercHELL, M. E, Mrs. L. E. Ismert, M. of R. & C. m6-8t Painting and Paper Hanging. Thomas Canfield and E. W. Dulac are _ prepared to take contracts for painting inside and outside of buildings, and do paper hanging en the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Before letting contracts give us a call. m2-tf Superior Court. The following business.was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Mary Ella Smith et al. ve. Patrick Hawkins. Order granting plaintiff 30 days additional time in which to prepare proposed amendments to proposed statement on motion for a new trial, W. B. McSherry vs. Penn. G. M. Ce. Motion te dissolve order of injunction granted. K. of P. Decorations. The decorations intended for use during the session of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, which convenes on the 15th of this montli, are now on sale. It is expected that everybody will decerate, and the committee desire that people make their. selections as soon as possible. Enquire at Gayloffl’s grocery atore, m3-td TPPRICES kin ae MOST PERFECT MADE. cl ge ee tes Baking Powder -room where the fifty guests present par“116th to the 18th and the Eastern States MARTIN-MEEK NUPTIALS. Two Well Known Young' People Married This Morning, Mr. H.S. Martin and Miss Jessie Meek, both of this city, were united in marriage this morning at the residence of the bride’s mether, Mrs. Shurtleff. . The. interior ef the residence was a profusion of roses, orange blossema, lilies of the valley and smilax most tastefully arranged. Promptly at 9:20 the bride and groom took their places under the wedding bell of magnificent white roses, the bride being attired in a handseme costume of gray corded silk trimmed simple but impressive ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. Murrish. After congratulations by>friends the newly married couple led the way to the dining took of a bounteous wedding breakfast. At the conclusion.of the feast the bride and groom left for a short. wedding trip. Mr. Martin, the groom, is one of the partment afd is a thoroughly genial and popular young gentleman. The leyely ‘and accomplished bride is well known in Nevada City and all predict a happy future for the young gentleman who-has wooed and won so fair a lady. The pair:have the best wishes of the community. A notable feature of the weddix 2° was the presence of Mr. and Mrs. John Webber, who steod up at tlie marriage ceremony of the bride’s parents. The prese. ts were elegant: and valuable, as well as useful, and included the following: Silver forks, tablespoons and teaspoons, fish knives, butter and pickle ornaments, gold ring, silver jewel casket, card receiver, sugar and berry spoons, butter knife, elegant china dinner set, ivory carving set and dinner knives, and numerous other articles, oo Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai_s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, ana posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required (tis naranteed to give perfect satisfac ‘on or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box —-For sale—+ arr Brothers’ Dru JUSE-QUR LUCK. Foster Predicls: a Very Dangerous Storm Next Week. If Foster, the signal service man (whose predictions have been very correct) is not ‘‘off his base’’ this time, we are to have a dangerous storm next week. He says the next storm wave will cross the western mountains by the close of the 15th, the great central ae. from the by the 19th. He says this will be a severe and a gerous storm. A period of dangerous stornis may he expected from the 15th te the 25th, The cool wave will cross the western mountains about the 18th, the great contral valleys about the 20th and the Eaat— ern States about the 23d. Cool night abeut the 7th and 8th, 13th te 15th; 26th to 27th, 30th and 31st in the great central valleys, with danger of frosts in northern latitudes. Farther west, these will occur ene or two days earlier, and east one or two days later. RIVER MINING. Meeting of the Directors of the Yuba River Mining Company. Tidings:—Thos. C. Bourne, James Vineyard, J. P. Pollard, 8S. J. Alderman and D. E, Matteson, the Directors ‘of the Yuba River Mining Company, held a meeting in this city Monday afternoon.: The company is now engaged in getting out poles and building a road to the mine, which is situated on the Yuba river about three and a half miles west of the Bourne ranch on what is known as Boston Bar. This Bar was very rich in early days, and there are good prospects that it 1s still rich, One of the company whe worked there years ago said the other day that his company left gravel there that paid $2.50 to the pan en account of the large amount of water which they had no means of handling. SAVING FINE GOLD. A New Process in Operation Near New. town. ome —_There is af apparatus in operation on Deer Creek near Newtewn that is reported to be most successful in saving fine gold. The Telegraph says: ‘‘We do not nor could net learn the names of the inventors, but we are told that the system is a very simple one and consists of a series of sluice boxes peculiarly arranged. It is said that the two gentlemen who are working the arrangement have made 3100 in eleven days by just shoveling the sand, dirt or Whatever may be handy, liaite the flume. Where Chinamen, who are about as close workers in river beds, can only make $1 per day, these par. ties with their new process, make $5 per day. Our informant says that the process isan entire success and that the finest gold can he saved in any place. The parties operating on the creek are located near the Bagley place.” A pure Grea Trt Po fie om Ammonia, Alum or any other ao Years the Standard. with chiffon—and—Persian_lace _The . some stumbling block, so to speak, in the . most efficient teachers in our school de“men te be hurried by any one, but will dishes, gold watch, gold hair and neck TuREE-FOURTHS of your ailments arise from livertroubles which Simmons Liver THE ELECTRIC. RAILROAD. The Doabing Thomases Sill in the Field On the Proposition. Every once in a while for the past few weeks one or more of our county cotemperaries desire to know what has become . ” of the electric railroad, which it was said-wculd be built from Nevada City through Grass Valley to Merysville. They seem to forget that plans and ar. rangements for such a large undertaking cannot be consummated in a few days time, and sometimes not in many weeks. No enterprise of such magnitude was ever ‘inaugurated without there being way, and those stumbling blocks must be removed and even the minutest detail properly attended to before any decisive steps can be taken. It is so in the case of the building of the proposed electric railroatl between this dity and -Marysville. _Messrs. Tautphaus, Dr. Liebrich and others, who have obtained the fran— thise for the road, are not the kind of carefully see their way clear before taking the initiatory steps, in order that there shall be no failure in the building of the road from Nevada City to Marysville. There are a number of things ‘to be attended to before any field work is done, and just as goon as those’ things are placed in a shape satisfactory to these capitalis s the Transcrrer will vouch for the commencement of the work within thirty days. thereaiter, ‘and further, that the road will be built in less time than our people have any idea the work, can be performed. pe eee PLEASANT to the taste and readily taken is‘Simmons Liver Regulator. It cures heartburn, —— + eee Bessie H. Bepioe, Buringham, Vt.,had a disease of the scalp, causing her hair to become very harsh and dry}and to fall so freely that she scarcely d to comb it. Ayer’s Hair Vigor gave her’ healthy scalp, removed the dandruff, and made the hair thick and glossy. THANK GOD. Like——the--Deceased—Othello, the Croaker's Occupation Is Busted. It is no small degree of satisfaction to that class of our fellow citizens wh. have stuck by Nevada City during all its dark days, in the firm belief that the mines in the district would bring great prosperity at some time, that they have lived to see -that—day;—and that the croakers who through all the days of adversity were bewailing the collapse of the town, are now with the faith-believing citizens. Those public-spirited citizens are also pleased at the thought that’ next. week, on the occasion of the visit of the hun-+}dreds of Knights of Pythias, representing almost every town in California, that we will be bereft-of thu—oroaker’s voice in giving the town and county a black eye. Being now all of one happy .family, the of all mining sections in the world Nevada City is the most promising of all. It’s rich quartz and gravel mines plainly tell the story without any chin music from any one. Under---this state of affairs nothing couid have eccurred that would so conapicuously spread the news broadcag\} throughout the State than the assembling here of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias. When they go to their respective homes they will net cease talking of the great hospitality of our people, our beautiful town, beautiful ladies, and our immensely rich mines, and the section will be better advertised than ever before, +e Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy: as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your meney refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could-be-relied on It never disappoints, Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. * Lost. ‘A gentleman’s fob chain, gold links, with locket, was lest Saturday night. Finder will please leave at this office. Special Sale. Tomorrow J. Morris will offer 25 doz. fine laundried white shirts for 50 cents each. Worth $1. m9 2t The Military Company.

The new military organization met at Grass Valley Monday evening, and a large attendance was present. The most important business was the communication of the Adjutant-General in which it was stated that $250 would have to be raised to help uniform the company. : The company decided to raise the meney, and to that end a committee was appointed to solicit subscriptions from the business men and citizens. A committee was also appointed to interview some of our enterprising citizens about building an armory for the use of the company. The meeting adjourned to meet next Monday evening, when the reperts of the committees will Le received, says the Telegraph. bas \fixed ‘‘round-the-world” tourists, Social and Other Notes About People Old évening. i story will go to them from every lip that . : tickets at $600, and change the date for the inauguration of summer tourists rates} warded by leaving them at J. Morris PERSONAL. and Young. R. A. Paine‘of Downieville is in town. A. Doctor of San Francisco is in town. W.-H. Harris came down from Relief Hill! yesterday. J. E. Taylor of Pertland, Oregon, is here on business. Sam Bonkopky of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. R. E, Standinger and Miss Bertha Schrener were over from North San Juan yesterday. Bees L. Wilson and Miss S. Mason of San Francisco came_in on the’ train last H. R. McDougall of Stockton arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville. Mrs. H. Gale of San Francisco arrived here last evening\on her way to North San Juan. Jonn Hill, one of the eldest residents of North San Juan; came over to the county seat this merning. Miss Maynie Boylan and Miss Fannie McHugh of Sacramento are visiting friends here. Woodson Harding of Wheatland is here on a visit to the family of Harvey Coeper. Miss. McNieolls and Mrs. Johnson of North Bloomfield, who have been to San Francisco on a -visit, arrived here last evening on their way home. Miss Annie Hall, daughter of Wilkes Hall, formerly of this city, but who now resides in Oregon, is here visiting friends, : o® Insom1a is fearfully on the increase. The rush and excitement of modern life so tax the-nervous system that multitudes of people are deprived of good and suffi" cient sleep, with ruinous consequences to the nerves. Remember, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla makes the weak strong. ee A Damaged Hose Cart. While the hose was being taken from the Eagle’s cart Monday evening the reel handles on one side came in contact with a misplaced nozzle at the rear of the cart and were broken off like so many pipe-stems. The‘damaged cart is being repaired. — -—— 2 e—— — Won the Watch. The gold-filled hunting case watch of.fered as a prize to purchasers of the Bee Hive brand of baking powder, was drawn by Julm Hicks of Gold Fat at Jackson's grocery store the other evening, he holding the lucky number, a oe Contract Completed. J. A. Millhone and C, W. Hill have finished their contract on the culvert in the ravine fear the Catholic Church. The work has been done in a most substantial manner and will last for all time Card of Thanks. To the many kind friends whe did 80 much at the .death and funeral-of Major Downing, -wemest heartily desire to extend to them our sincere thanks and appreciation. Jouxn Down:na, Miss-Downina, Miss SULLIVAN, ~. (Brother, daughter and neice of the deceased. ) ———* @eNo Fault ef His. Joseph Cordona, who runs a bootblack stand on Broad street, occupied in ompany with another man the room at Solari’s lodging house where the fire occurred Monday evening. The statement that the bed was set en fire through the carelessness of an occupant of the room Cordona says is not true. He had not been in the room since 9 o’clock that morning, and his reom-mate had not been there for several heurs previous to the fire. Itis not known who is respensible for the fire. Or the first Stain or speck beware That on your teeth you may espy, There is by far more danger there, . Phan at the moment meets the eye. Use SOZODONT without delay, And thus arrest the first decay. oo On Monopolies. Union:—Mr. F. P, Cook will, speak on ‘‘Monopolies, and Hew to Get Rid of Them,” at Pleasant Valley schoolhouse this evening; will be at Alliance picnic Thursday; will speak at North Bloomfield Saturday, May 13; Rough and Ready schoolhouse Monday evening, May 15; Indian Springs, May 16; Clear Creek, May 18; Oottage Hill, May 19; evening meetings. Ice! Ice! 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 attended to. Dried Apples—New Mackerel. J. J. Jackson, at the Beehive Grocery Store on Commercial street, has just received a fine lot of Dried Apples, which he is offering at the rate of fifteen pounds for $1. Also just received a splendid lot of new mackerel which he will sell at 95 cents per can. Try ‘em. ml-tf York State Custard Pies. At Gaylord‘s. a21-tf ~ ee Latest Styles of Kid Gloves. Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just received a fine stock of! the very latest styles of Kid Gloves, just the article for the Knights of Pythias Party. Go and see them. ml.-tf Rage & Lost. . A bunch of keys. Finder will be re~Lone Star, Placer county, May 20; all The Union Ice Company.is now preWILL ALL BE BERE. Two Bands Are Coming Krom Grass Valley and the Drum: Corps From Truckee Olympic Lodge, Knights of Pythias, of Grass Valley, have hired Green’s full band to accompany them to this city on Thursday the 18th. The meiabers of the lodge will wear elegant badges that are being made for the occasion. Quartz Patlor ef Native Sons will come up in full forge and will bring Jenkins’ band with them. The Native Sons of the two towns will make a good. showing in the procession. The Truckee Drum Corps,. composed of girls ranging in age from ten to sixteen years, will be here, and a good delegation of Truckee Knights and others will be present. Walker C. Graves, Grand Chanceller of Cahfornia, has just completed a fourweeks tour cf the southern part of the State. He reports that wherever he has been the Knights are wild to visit the mountains, and says they will attend in bring their families. ee Tue advertising of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is substantiated by endorsements which in the financial world would be accepted without a moment’s hesitation. They tell the story-——HOOD’s CURES. Hoop’s Pitts cure livér ills, jaundice ae eS Business Change. Union:—Last evening Madame Shaffer purchased the restaurant formerly occupied and managed by her, but which has recently been conducted by Mrs, Jobn Martin, Mrs. Shaffer, after sperding ashort time ja San Francisco, could not content herself there and decided to return to Grass Valley, All her frien s welcome’ her back and wish her inbounded prosperity = 220 —_— THERE is said to be a man in Liberty, Maine, with whiskers eight feet long, Five Cents Each. Tomorrow only, 150 men’s linen collars of _all_kinds, for “five cents each, at J. Morris’. m9-2t large numbers and many of them will} 'so that I. could see alittle. Well, I-was in We Think the Weather Has Cleared Up forthe Season . And everybody will feel better. Hood’s Cures As for ourselves, we are still busy in marking : Saved From the Grave down our large stock just received from California and Eastern markets, and now we will be able to show you, ina few days, as fine a stock of Scrofula in Faceand Neck menwromee scr INE SPRING CLOTHING, = MG FURNISHING GOODS, 8° — cme BOOTS AND SHORS = And all the LATEST ‘NOVELTIES that has ever been brought to this city. An verything in those departments will be marked down te the LOWEST CASH rPRICE figures./ : ay WwW e’'are no situated now that we can suit. any finsly<eich or “poor. “We have no time to publich a big price list, as we are tod busy fixing up our stores and marking our Goods, We have but ONE PRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. Mr. Wm. Erick ‘West Duluth, Minn. ; } EVERYBOLY INVITED, “T have been a very, great sufferer from a!, cecaataQainaib serious case of ‘scrofula. First, a large bunch came in my neck growing as big as a is ; good sized apple, It was as hard as bone, * ddie m= Bie sek = et «az PGor. aod ait an fo wo a head the doctor = ; : : oa anced it, and for two years : a . : + * Z Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. The First h 1 the Fidd . Then we succeeded in healing it up; but the disease began to appear in my face, which would swell up and affect my eyes so that every morning they were so inflamed and swollen that IK was blind. The swelling . ‘ would subside in the middle of the afternoon I went to : erety Png be page in my or Fes of —_ ailed elp me and said mothing con + . 1 adies ! Look Over Our SarsaHood’s=Cures ¥ , sgt oi lala ad Ss to cik ¢t be done to cure mo. But I began. to take sais ean iis % Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and when Thad used abottle and a half, the swelling in my face had” You will And that never before were Goods entirely gone down. Tf kept on taking thé so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs medicine, and gained 33 pounds in weight . Have Been Perfectly Cured exceptionally attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, this condition for about a year, am now in good health, and confidently say Hood's Sarsaparilla saved me from the grave. ”" Wn. Erick, West Duluth, Minn. Hood’ s Pills do not purge, painor gripe, Etc ; ‘ but act promptly, easily and efficiently. ¥ : " i Get the choicest_by making your-selections——___——o About*your Confectionery. a rival for:him in this line anymore than Continent: and have some of it, JM elidicnk ' Confectioner BE OM GUARD You want{something pure, and to be perfectly"certain on*all these8 CAN DIES: ~-FOLEY isthe Nevale City Confectioner: Fotey has tho call and he wot has the CAIN DwWY.:; Come The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in ‘great variety. wholesome “and — tasty 5 ’ : 4 4 points, you must try FOUWE Y’S a Ee ere , ni Net naa igs You-can't—find « . —: Mississippi on this you can duplicate the No 13 Commercial St, Nevada City CARPETS AND BEE HIVE, Latest styles and Prices ~ MON STER STOCK Dey Goods, Millinery. TT SECs GRASS VALLEY. a $30, 000 Stock to select from at Prices shad will astonish all that pay a visit to the Store. Tens of New Carpets a3 THE LARGEST DRY GOODS STORE IN NEV OO@™ Fare paid BOTH WAYS to liberal buyers.] _ The. Boe tlive, ie VU y Ub. Prapretois. a ome oe ee WALL PAPER, You have to pay Coin for Cigars then why not get t the best ? They Are 3 for 25 cents. —Put Up in Tin FoilPackages, and made of carefully selected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke ’ Try Em. "RAT oi iffin., (NATIVE SON’ OF, MARYLAND, ) NEVADAICITY CALIFORNIA. een 3 Wall Payer. 4 coral y. ADA COUNTY. The & en = eee = Spring —AND— pe RM ges ee ae ae a: a ion Exexre? J. MORRIS — ] Wishes to inform the public that hé intends to remove the : ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, will] . ee 7 stock of Clothing formerly owned by K. Casper ~W3 on show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear, HATS, EHitc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CITY+©AND IN LARGER QUANTITIEg rs Cll a nee le ll to Stockton on or about the 15th of May. i wit —— 4 — My Low Prices will astonish You—Lvery Article Guaranteed No.1. —— 9 —— HAVE. YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY ~~ Beautiful Clothing, Purvishing Crowds, Hats, te ESS SS DON’T BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old-established business houses where you know you can get reliable goods. You do not pay any more for good ; : goods at these places than you do for cheap stuff elsewhere. F1’S A FACT. fe Any one wishing Goods at(Sar of their ii ot Will do well to call on him for his Bargains Are oe of Sight. m4-tf [ev Lith to June Ist. aD soe wa [lok at ny Gin Before Buying-Ehewhere,. ¢ MORRIS, at Caspers Olt Stand _