May 11, 1892 (4 pages)

-1@ IN . St ies poly min NGh rite. TAaN . the Uaty I DEY ~ IDENT HHICR Sec'yv OKGAN AN, N. t. ), Wills prietor, HAND Sy ded, NERY p, Bill, apeteacils, age, ing 6, 4 Prizos orietor , SAUBA lesale or ‘ound in GFR, oT, DA CITY orietors gE. ND A ?-KOPLE and MARKET. utton : ND, . on hand, ost Meats, part of mT vee ne i tor. al Hotel. od Beds. the best y, week bet ne Directors Jompany, $02, adive— vents per and aiter . office of ne street, Transfer ay, April , Sec’y. eet, Room mil st Law, TATE AND 0 2 w Ce i a THE DAILY ‘PRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sepi. 6, 1860. Turms—l5 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year, WEDNESDAY -EV’NG MAY 11, ’92. EE ieoititemaaalehtneiiiaeaamaail “ATH OF JULY “CELEBRATION, A meeting of the Citizens of ‘Nevada City is hereby called for Thursday evening, May 19th, at 8 o’cleck, at the Court House. Every one interested in having a graud:celebration on the 4th of July is earnestly requested to attend, ae Important Notice, There will be ai important meeting of the General Com \ittee of Arrangements ou National Editorial Association, et the Court. House, on Wednesday evening, May 11th, at 7:30 ep. m. Every member is earnestly requested to be present. Business of impsrtance will be transacted. J. Me Watttne, Ghairman, PERSONAL MENTION. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young, M. Bates of Bowman Dam is in town. __&. CY Bittner of Spencevilie is here. J. B. Miller is over from French Corral. Fred Smith is here from French Corral, J. P. Pendola of San Fraucisco is here. J. W. Higgenbottom returned to Alameda this morning. A. Hampel of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. : W. H. Given, a traveling man of San Francisco, is here. B. H. Mil'er, the well-known clothing man, was taken quite sick “last evening. Today he was resting easily. George Scherman of Sacramento, arrived here today, on his way to North San-Juan to visit his parents, Jobn Williams and John Tem)y, Grass Valley miners, went to Washington this morniug, W. N. Heoper and-his daughter, Carrie, arrived here today from Forest City, on thier way below. Jobn Knotwell of North Bloomfield; who has been to San Francisco. on business, arrived here last evening on his way ‘home. GETTING FRIGHTENED, The San Francisco Anarchists Are Doing a Cireat Deal of Blowing, The Transceret’s San Francisco correspondent telegraphs us this afternoon that the anarchists in that city threaten to blow up the New City Hall tomorrow, The New Proprietor, James Northway has taken possession of the Union Hotel, having purchased the furniture and leased the Iuildiug. Mr. Northway has been here but a comparat vely short time, and yet he has become well acquainted with our people and they with him. It is needless tu say, for it goes without siying, that heis hignly esteemed, and everybody will soon tind out that he possesses the qualification of knowing how to rua a hotel. The Unioa -has always been ranked among the best hotelsin the State, and while under the management of Mrs. Naffziger 1ta reputation was fully sustiinel. The many friends of Mr. Northway will wish him all the gool luck imagiuable in his new undertaking. NA SAARINEN anaes Am SPAN Give Them a Wide Berth. Clothes drummers, shirt dram‘uers, shoe drummers, picture druniners aud numerous. other kind of bummers are constantly infesting this city, There is always a class of people in every community that encourage that class of duffers, aud Nevada Jiby is no exeuption tu the rule, Most of those who deal with these tellows usually get swindled, and our advice is to give them a wide berth: If you cannot get rid of them in any other way set your dog on. them—if you have one that is savage. NAN he ott a AS cone Mt Deserving Praise. We desire to say to eur citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal. satisfaction, We do not hesitate-toguarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satistactory results do not follow their use, These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits, Carr Bros, Druggists. When thelips are dry or scarred, When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, Ani tills the tainted mouth too full, The magic SOZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. Days of ++'49." Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use, Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San FranPiano Tuning. — C. W. Bennett, the p piano tuner, will be in Nevada City about the middle of this month, { 6 m7 tf Baby crisd, Mother sighed, . DEATH IN A ROSE THORN. Amputation of an Ara, Which Failed to Save Mss. Dora Meyer's Life. Examiner: There was laid to reat Monday at the Home of Peace Cemetery in San Mateo the remains of a woman who was well known in Jewish social and benevolent circles, and who died un: der singular circumstances. Ten days ago Mrs. Dora Meyer, wife of Moses Meyer, a retired capitalist whe lived ina large house at 1317 Golden Gate avenue, was in the garden plucking flowers for her boudoir, in which task she was assisted by one of her daughters. While engagéd with a small pair of scissors in cutting eff some rosebuds which struck her fangy her atteution was for a moment attracted to a rapidly, passing vehicle and the first thing she knew a sharp thorn pierced the middle tinger of her left hand and broke off. An exclamation of pain and surprise brought he: daughter aud husband, who wasin another part of the garden, to her assi tance, and the old gentleman promptly, as he thought, settled ‘the matter by taking a brass pin from his vest and removing the thorn, which was so deeply imbedded in the flesh, but in so doing a little blood was drawn. No further attention was paid to the matter beyond ‘a mere reference at ‘the dinnér-table that day, until-on the third day Mrs. Meyer's left hand and arm began te swell, and on the fourth her pain was so intense thatit was found necessary to call in the family physician, Dr, Morse, who at once discovered symptoms of serious blood poisoning, which he undertook to combat by tie best methods known to the medical profession. His efforts, however, were in vain, and on Friday, so alarming had the symptoms grown, that after consultation with otbers pliysicians it was decided to am putate the armas the only poasilile means of saving Mrs. Meyer's life. The shock, however, was too great, and on Saturday she died. The saddest feature of the case is that Mr, Meyer blamed himself for using a brass pin to extract the thorn instead of a steel needle. When told that amputation might be necessary he stubbornly refased his‘conseut, although it was plain te the other members of the family that it was the only hope left, and he is yet in ignorance of the fact that the surgical operation was performed, At the time the suggestion was made to hin that amputation might be necessary to save his wife's lite he fainted and-would-tisten to no suggestion whatever that such an act might bé necessary. Blood poisoning resulting from the vevatching of brass is not as uncommonas skeptics are apt to believe, as there. are three cayes known to the doctors within the past year where it has occmred in this city and death resulted, and in each case the patient was an iadividual iu robust health, Mrs. Meyer was a woman of fine physique and-ingulaily iree from ailments, She was the mother of eight childvea, all of whom survive her and the majority of whom are grown up. Mrs, Meyer was ihe mother of Mrs. A. Blumenthal of this city. a ee 0 The World Enriched. Th: cilities of the present day for xe production of everything that wili conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind-are almost unlimited, and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and _refreshing'to the taste and prompt and effectual to'cleansé the system-gent'y in the spring time or ia fact, at any tine, and the b tter it is known the more pop. ular it becomes, San Francisco Style. J. W. Raphael, a Kearny street clothier, has been convicted:in a San Francisco court of justice because a crowd gathered in front .of his store to view a display male in a show-window. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $50 or be imprisoned in the House of Correction for twenty-tive days. ‘This is the most infamous outrage we ever heird of, but it is only in keeping Jwith San Francisco justice, They strain at a gaat aad swallow a camel, If we were in Raphael’s place we would see the Judge aud jury hanged before we would pay a sonmarkee, ualess the. highest court decided to the contrary, ; —~--2 ee Back Railroad School Taxes, District Attorney Nilon this morning received fram the C. P, R. R, Co., the baék taxes for Truckee School District, assessed upon the franchise, road-bed, ete., of the railroad fer the years 1888, 89, ‘90and "91. The full. amount was paid, $2,021.26. The District Attorney has been negotiating with the Railroad Uompany for: several months past for these taxes, and has succeeded withuut any suit, in collecting every cént due the district, The payment helps Truckee schoal district very much, and the school tax in that district will be much lower this year, Native Son’s Picnic. If the weather ever . settled Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G, W., propose to give one of the grandest picnics ever held in this county, They have taken the initiatory steps and appointed a committee to make arrangements to attend to the matter, The committee consists of J, J. Hanley, W. ‘f. Morgan, ‘L. 8. Calkins, J, T. Nilon, D, E. Morgan, :J, M, Foley and R. I. Thomas. Old-Time Nuggets. “Michael F, Skeahan broaght to this eity tuday about $200 worth of as fine looking gold tiuggets as we have seen in years, The largest piece was worth about $25 another $12, and the balan from § centa tw $6 or 87. pe ———————EEEE {Yo imsure @ hearty appetite and inJoreas a digestion take Simmons Liver f ey oo it: nee Oe THINGS SAID. AND DONE Heard and Seen by. the Daily. Transcript Reporter, Full moon to-night. Don't forget the meeting at the Court House to-night. [i is reported on the street to-day that there is a case of forgery on the tapis. Dave Douglas aad family have given up housekeeping, and gone to the Union, The Piety Hill fire bell wa: put in its place today. Only one justice of the peace in town at the present time, and business is very. dull with him. It you want a No. 1 harness, at a very low price, call oa James Uaitns below the National Hotel. When you hear chickens squawk at an uaseasonable hour of the night shoot your pistol off in the air. Goo, U. Shaw is out and ‘injure t to the exteat of tea chickess, which were stolen from his baru afew nights ago. The na ae ef A. Isoard; as one of the largest stockholders of West Harmony mine, was unintentionally omitted in the item we published yesterday. Tt «loes seem just a ‘wee bit” strange that some eight or ten dozen chickens could be stvlen from various parts of the town within a couple of ;weeks and no trace cau be had of the thieves.Major Scott and wife will commence a course of lectures at the Theatre on Tuesday evening next. Don’t fail to attend. It will be a rare treat to hear them, “Christ Lives Here,” is the principal sign that-one’s eyes light on when entering Kd, Withington’s paint shop on Broad street. No ‘one would: have known it had they never read the sign. <-— —e —— EN ROUTE FOR NEVADA CITY. The Veteran Editor Given a Rousing Re coption in Denver, Denver, May 10.—Hon. George W. Chilis held a public reception at the Chamber of Commerce this morning, and it is estimated that 8900 people visited the chamber during the three hours. The first appearance of the celebrated editor upon the floor was greeted with prolonged cheers. During the afternoon the party was entertained at the residence of an old acquaintance of Childs, From 4 to 7 o’clock this evening a public reception will he held at the Mining Exchange, and the evening will be spent at the theater. ~ oe + Superior Court, The following business was transacted ta the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : J, N. Higgenbottom vs. Griss Valley Gold Extracting Company. Judgment in favor of the plaintff in the sun of 243 66, 20 days stay of execution. Coleman Marks vs. Joseph Gray et als. Order for injunction. Me Thomas Ingram, native of England, was naturalized, Witnesses, J. P. Sheemaker and Charles V. Coombs, Zenhine Giaiamo, native of Italy, was naturalized. Witnesses, J. B. Pioletto and M, Solari. Paul Guillio, native of Italy, was naturalized, Witnesses, J. B. Pioletti and M.-Solavi. oo Oo ! The Latest Mining Enterprise. A. F. Danningten, of the U. 8, Geological Survey, who was stationed here last year, returned this week and will remain tor the purpose of opening the Yeliow Diamoud quartz claim, three miles northwest of town. He purchased the \Property recently for an Kastern company from Messrs, Locklin and Ragon, ph totic nan Sie a geea nn ea Postponed. The sale which was te have taken place on Tuesday last at Morrill’s ranch, im Penn Valley, has been postponed until the 26th of May, on account of the weather. Las Buacklen’sa Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is g taranteed to give perfect satisfac tion 0, money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, s20ly _ + Oe Furniture For Sale. I will sell cheap, for cash, the foll. wing: Parlor set, bedroom sets, ward robes, closets, ha r mattresses, etc, Also horses, an irol safe and other effects, m7 lw Mra. E. Weiss. a. A Decisive Blow fer Freedom From the tyrannical yoke of those des potic allies, dyspepsia, constipation and liver complaint, is struck when the quandom victim of their galling supremacy has taken a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Then they vamose defeated, an: health resumes its welcome sway. Such is the invariable-experience-ef these who use the ruling alterative to: get rid of these assueiate evils, Anti-dyspeptios, cholagogues, drastic catharites are as the THE UNTERRIFIED. =” Theatre Today. This ferenvon the Demecra ic Coanty Convention met at the The tre. Chas. H. Michell. called the meeting to order.’ T. J. Hennessy was elected temporary chairman, W.R, Dibble and J, B. Miller Secretaries. A committee on credentials was appointed. The committee on resolutions consisted of the following; A. B. Dibble, J. I. Caldwell, J. E. Carr, T. Dankley, C. C. Bitner, F. Power, P. Campbell, J. Robinson, M, Bates. ; In the afternoon session, after considerable discussion, the repor.s of the committees on credentials and resolutions were adopted, and an assessment ot $1 per head was levied, proxies included. Lhe tollowing delegates were elected tu the State. Conveution: Jas. M. Lakenan, John Dunnichff, G. k. Turner, A, B, Dibble, C, H. Mitchell, George Fletcher, C. R. Clark, Patrick Campbell, H. Schrocder, J. U, Coleman, J. J. Orr. : They Will Have a Full House == The box sheet at Grass Valley is rapidly tilling quid a good house is assured the boys next Saturday eveuing. “The company will give about the same program they put on at their entertainment, here last mouth, with a change only in one or uwo of their solos, If they doas well as they did here Grass Valley people will certainly get their money's worth. Sapiae wis Cases in Supreme Court. Sarurbay, May 7th. 18,023—Estate of Westertieli—On motion ‘of Ford tor respondent, ordered cause stand submitted on briefs-on' tile, and motion to disiniss withdrawn. 14,639—Austin vs. Gagan, Sr., et al.— Argued by Nilon for appellant, Ford for respondent, and submitved, Not Much, We received thrgugh the pestoittice yesterday a notice of the marmage of a Nevaca Vity bey, who now resides in aan Francisco. The notice. states that the marriage took place Uctober 17, 1891. As it came from an unknown source we decline publishing it. aS ae New Blacksmith Shep. Tra Abbott has. leased the old Clancy building, on Broad street, aud will start a new blacksmith shop. lra is a good workman, stealy youug man and will undoubtedly do a good business, ee Good Cooking [s one of the chief blessings ef évery home. To always insure goed custard, pudding, sauces, etc., use Gail Borden ‘*Kagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Direetiens on thelabel; Sold by grocer and druggist. Masonic League, The Masonic Home League will hold its next meeting on Thursday evening, May 12th, at the Masonic Hall. The public ase cordially invited. al0.3¢ orn . A Million Friends, A-friend in need _is-a friend indeed, and not leas’ than one million’ people have found just sucha friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery fer Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, If you have never used this Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Uhest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to de all that is claimed or money “will be refunded, ‘Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Drug store. Large bottles 50c. and $1,00. tf es Days of +«'49,"! Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & siebcnhauer, sole agents for the Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Franvisco, jaz3-ly POWDER Absolutely Pure. ~Cream-of —tartar—baking —Pewder.— Highest of all in leavening strength. Larest Unirep Srares GovERNMENT VYoop Repowr. Roya Baxine Powpser Co. ; 106 Wall St. N. Y. J, . , CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer, Office—North side of Broad Street, opposite National Hotel, Nevada City, cal Will practive in all the Courts of this State, Estates in Probate proceedings will receive careful attention. sands of the sea, numberless and. i The happy blending of remedial proper ties, derived from nature's botanic storehouse, with a pure, modified spirituous basis existent in the Bitters, not only initiate but éffectuate the joint cure o1 chronic indigestion, irregularity of the howels and porversion of the bile, The surest defense against malaria is thi. agreeable fortifier and preservative oi health under unfavorable atmospheric conditions, It evuynteracts a tendency to rheumatism, rouges the kidneys and bladder when sluggish, from inaction, ani endows a debilitated, nervous invalid with vigor. Incomigarable asa tonic. Notice to Tax Payers. IK ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NRVADA CITY is now in the hands ef th: City Clerk, and will remain for of May, when the’Board of Equalization me :ts, } : ai2o ° T. H. CARR, Clerk. Viper to the Ranch of the undersiined, br tbout two years ago, a red steer ; no ads, The owner is requested to call, The Dewocratie Convention Meets al the (age cl . pu ‘he inspevtion uatil the last -Menday . < — MASONIC HOME LEAGUE. The Grand Bazaar Wil Teke Phiee on the Lath, 16th aad {7th of Jane. A meeting was held at Masonic Hall on Jan. 8th, 1892, to devise some means of raising money to assist: in the erection ef a home for the widows and erphans of Masons. An association was for ved called the Masonic Home League with the fellowing named persons as officers: President, fh. M. Prestor; lat Vice Presi-lant, Mrs. Loughiidge, Maria aud Holes. It was decided to hold’ a bazaar for threedays and have three evening entertainments on the 15th, 16th and 17th of. Jue. Season tickets to be one dollar, The peparatioas for the Bazaar are steadily poogssssing under the direction of the Pres. wut of the Board, who has entere 1! iitethe work with the gual ofa conseevated soul, Tie ovoning entertainments promise t brotwshigh-order-sotiat every pur: caaser of a ticket will feel that received fall value for his money, aside from the ning ene-of the prizes. he has epporcuaity aTordod for wine They seligit the co-opsration of every one 1 this werchy charity. Sates Cpe ne iracowne oan Rustl: Dagalers Special Train, Awit may he necessary extra passenyer car on the special next taturday eveuing it is expedtiont that \Tanager Plakett have atall list of all who contemplate going on (hat train. to prt onva BOCK ANRUIVALS. National Exchange, C. Marks, ‘Truckee, T. I. Ballwin, Camptenyills, J. M. Shafe, ss J.P. Joues, Forest City, W. Holmes, Grass Valley, C. W. Kitts, “ J. PB. Shoemaker, ** Mose Bates, Bowman: Dam, W. H. Given, San Frinciseo, Rh. A, Brown; Swterdmente, C. ©. Bittner, Spenceville. R; A. Paine, Lake City, J. Knetwell, Bloomtie!d, W. A. Pellea, Bonner, B. War, hy Union Arrivals, Frank Ridge, Grass Valicy, O._EeV: Saundera,Sacrarnente, Harry Leighicoo, Sau Praacisca, G. M. Mabet?¥, Cefttrak louse, A. F. Dunningtoa, Wasiiigton, Doe GQ. Huckins, San Jaan, T: Gratiam, Sweethoud, W. BR, deukins, Buire.Co., W. Colyer, #4 Miss L. Brewham, Sau Prancisc 5 J. Ray and f., Vlacecville, M, Fenee, Blooutield, KE. Konce, ny etter Than Imported Hama, Connoisseurs adinit that ‘Public Taste” Hams made by Cottny Bros. of the Com mercial Street Meat Market are the best had at this city. d3-té alos OD ee iol eat Public Taste’ Hams and Bacon" And Lard are the best. Try them and you'll want no other, Manulactured by Couey Bros , Comruurcial street. dB OEE fe -termremnee cep is certain ii Resnlator: = you take Siminous Liver School Election, OTICE is hereby given to the qivdified electors of Nevada School. Distrivt. that a special election for Director will be held Saturday, May 2fst, 1899, At the Washington Schoul House in said District. Che polls wil be open from & A.M. until sundown JOC. Rich is appointed faspeector, and J. M. Hussey and J.G. O'Neil), Judges of sail cleetion. By order of Board of Education of Nevada Sehool District. BK. N. SiHoreRArD, Secretary, Uus CALICO PARTY AT ARMORY HeLt ON ERIDAY EVENING, MAY 27th, 92" 3 POLES. & 5O ‘wre latin at tartan FD Under tha Ais ettion of JOHN MICHELL. After the May-V ole follows the Calico Party—open to the public, od _ Admission, per couple, $1. Spectators in G¥llery, 50 cents. Children, 25 cts. Music by Goyne’s Orchestra, I. J. Rolfe; 2nd Vice Bresticut, Mais. Niles’ Scavla; Secretary, Ma. ©. Mf Bean; ‘Treas. A. VU. Tower; eathl aw Board ot Piesetors composed of the tol lowi ig hudics: Mosdames Huater, Hunt, MAY QUEEN, WITTE MAIDS OF HovOR,. It Speaks For Itself. The Executive Committee of the Miners’ Association met in this city yesterday. The following telegfam was ordered to be sent : “To Hon. T. J. Geary, Washington, D. C.: We respectfully solicit your earnest co-operation and support in obtaining apprepriations for the relief of aydraulic mining, and imperatively demand that you keep your pledges to us, the winersetCalifornia. “By tha Executive Committee of the Miners’ Assuviation. — y " Avr; ‘TRkarpeo, Pres. © eceeuneemeeenaneneiamiennemmmmenntnel The Grip . sy Leaves its victims very weak and debil’tated. Hood's Sarsaparilla is just what is needed to restore the strength and vigor \ ; so much desired and te expel all poison from the blood, Hoon’s Prius cure Sick Headache. See A Card to the Public, Relieving firmly in the stability of Nevaila county, and Nevada City in particular, and feeling that its future prosperity is an assured fact, I have leased’ the Union Hotel, and-shall endeavor to maintain and ran it in the future so that it will retain the reputation it has acquired in the past, of being a first-class hotel. ment of those who faver me By kindly and courteous treatwith their patronage, I shall ever try to the best of my ability to make the Union a pleasant place to stop at: Te my competitors in business I extend the right. hand of fellowship and proffer a fair and honorable competition. Seliciting a share of public patronage, ~ Tam, yours truly, J. A. Norvuway, Nevada City, May 10, 1892. t Sn treme To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator, Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious appetite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease, Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia, “1 have been troubled with dyspepsia, 1 had but fittse appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good, In an hour after eating I had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though I had not eaten anything. Hood's Sarsaparilla did We ai Tminense amount of good, It gave me an appetite, and my tood relished and satisfled the craving L had previously experienced, It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla, that tl am happy to recommend it.” G, A. Paan, Watertown, Mass, “1 had dyspepsia many years, and de spaired of ever being well But Hood's Sar saparilla has entirely cared me.’ Mrs J. 8, BAILEY, Marblehead, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for #5. Prepared by G.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar UNION HOTEL Pot pe petite cts ree " ead: <a \ Bec "hn. IN an Werangeiients af the liver a cure . HIS IS THE Hotel of Nevada City, and has the LEADING FAMILY enviable reputation of having the most pleasant rooms, and setting the best talle of any house in the interior, I¢ is oaly one block from the, Express, Telegraph and Post Vilie 5.) tious for Commercial Men, S@Free ‘Bus to and From Al Trains. Go where you can got first-class accommodations at reasonable rates, JAMES NORTHWAY, Proprietor. A. Frandy, Business Manager. a NEW STORE and NEW GOODS, ViCTOR LUBECK Vivi notice to the people of Nevada (; oly that he has oped a New More in the Transeript Block, COMMERCIAL STREET, ; . Where he will keep on hand a complete Stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes of all kinds, Gents’ Furnishing __Goods, Ladies’ Fancy Goods, Children's and Misses’ Summer Hats, Be sure and call and see my Goods, as i shall sell che: pee. than any-one-elso-in Nevada County. I have come here to stay and therefore shall give big bargains to everybody. V. LUBECK. pay cha and take theanimalaway,te Ss, BROWN, Deer Nevada City, May 7th. 1 M. FOLLY, Confectioner, ’ : : You gain. To call these HOCOLATES delicious doesn’t begin to describe them. THE FINEST BRANDS OF OIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND. Nevada City, April 20th. You Can't Resist My CHOCGLATES because they are irresistable. You can only save yourself from liking them by failivg ‘ to try them. Fail to try them and you den'tknew what you lose; don’t fail to try them and you will soon know what No, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City: ahpan. 2 We have received another shipment of Millinery Goods diréct from the East. Had we anticipated such weather as we have had for the past six weeks we would not have purchased these Goods, Now that we have them we are going to get rid of them, and to do so will sell at ruinous prices, In the lot there are.20 dozen bunches of Flowers, worth from $1.50 to $2 per bunch, We make the price now 50 cents and $1; Remember our motto is : €2''Good Goods, Latest Stples, Lowest Prices and Everything as Represented. eg 4; “Se pre sesh SUMMER CLOTHING! j re I have just received from the-East the Largest, Cheapest and Most Stylish ; ‘PING and * SUMMER + CLOTHING EVER BROUGHT TO THE Of course everybody knows that we keep on hand the Largest, Best, Cheapest and Most Fashionable stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw and Felt Hats, Nobby Neckties, Boots, Shoes, and everything else usually kept in a First-class Establishment. BS. FL. MILLER, Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City, ae Tne Beehive = «3s. Grocery Co, The Leaciug Grocery Store in Nevada City. AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BEQSOUND. THE. CHOLEST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, _ LIQUORS, WINES, Etc., To be h d in Nevada City, i Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates Sanmnmedicea JJ JACKSON, “Beahive” Commercial St: yee a a rs h ‘Rl: These you desire—style, strength and cheapness. This combination is offered in our immense stock of everything new-and desirable for .he Spring trade. Ihave just received from our New York and San Francisco Houses a full line of Meiisand Boys’ Clothing, Has, Furwishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, ‘Truvks, Rte atest Fashions, ee ee You ought to see our Mens’ Spring Suits from $5 to $10, They eclipse anything ever shown in this or any other market. All goods sold are guaranteed as represented or money refunded, Charles Grimes, The Leading Clothiar and Furnisher. Corner Broad and Pine Strects..+.0. NevadaCie /?. : s a Pay Attain” To This t ’ ' &

-1@ IN . St ies poly min NGh rite. TAaN . the Uaty I DEY ~ IDENT HHICR Sec'yv OKGAN AN, N. t. ), Wills prietor, HAND Sy ded, NERY p, Bill, apeteacils, age, ing 6, 4 Prizos orietor , SAUBA lesale or ‘ound in GFR, oT, DA CITY orietors gE. ND A ?-KOPLE and MARKET. utton : ND, . on hand, ost Meats, part of mT vee ne i tor. al Hotel. od Beds. the best y, week bet ne Directors Jompany, $02, adive— vents per and aiter . office of ne street, Transfer ay, April , Sec’y. eet, Room mil st Law, TATE AND 0 2 w Ce i a THE DAILY ‘PRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sepi. 6, 1860. Turms—l5 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year, WEDNESDAY -EV’NG MAY 11, ’92. EE ieoititemaaalehtneiiiaeaamaail “ATH OF JULY “CELEBRATION, A meeting of the Citizens of ‘Nevada City is hereby called for Thursday evening, May 19th, at 8 o’cleck, at the Court House. Every one interested in having a graud:celebration on the 4th of July is earnestly requested to attend, ae Important Notice, There will be ai important meeting of the General Com \ittee of Arrangements ou National Editorial Association, et the Court. House, on Wednesday evening, May 11th, at 7:30 ep. m. Every member is earnestly requested to be present. Business of impsrtance will be transacted. J. Me Watttne, Ghairman, PERSONAL MENTION. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young, M. Bates of Bowman Dam is in town. __&. CY Bittner of Spencevilie is here. J. B. Miller is over from French Corral. Fred Smith is here from French Corral, J. P. Pendola of San Fraucisco is here. J. W. Higgenbottom returned to Alameda this morning. A. Hampel of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. : W. H. Given, a traveling man of San Francisco, is here. B. H. Mil'er, the well-known clothing man, was taken quite sick “last evening. Today he was resting easily. George Scherman of Sacramento, arrived here today, on his way to North San-Juan to visit his parents, Jobn Williams and John Tem)y, Grass Valley miners, went to Washington this morniug, W. N. Heoper and-his daughter, Carrie, arrived here today from Forest City, on thier way below. Jobn Knotwell of North Bloomfield; who has been to San Francisco. on business, arrived here last evening on his way ‘home. GETTING FRIGHTENED, The San Francisco Anarchists Are Doing a Cireat Deal of Blowing, The Transceret’s San Francisco correspondent telegraphs us this afternoon that the anarchists in that city threaten to blow up the New City Hall tomorrow, The New Proprietor, James Northway has taken possession of the Union Hotel, having purchased the furniture and leased the Iuildiug. Mr. Northway has been here but a comparat vely short time, and yet he has become well acquainted with our people and they with him. It is needless tu say, for it goes without siying, that heis hignly esteemed, and everybody will soon tind out that he possesses the qualification of knowing how to rua a hotel. The Unioa -has always been ranked among the best hotelsin the State, and while under the management of Mrs. Naffziger 1ta reputation was fully sustiinel. The many friends of Mr. Northway will wish him all the gool luck imagiuable in his new undertaking. NA SAARINEN anaes Am SPAN Give Them a Wide Berth. Clothes drummers, shirt dram‘uers, shoe drummers, picture druniners aud numerous. other kind of bummers are constantly infesting this city, There is always a class of people in every community that encourage that class of duffers, aud Nevada Jiby is no exeuption tu the rule, Most of those who deal with these tellows usually get swindled, and our advice is to give them a wide berth: If you cannot get rid of them in any other way set your dog on. them—if you have one that is savage. NAN he ott a AS cone Mt Deserving Praise. We desire to say to eur citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal. satisfaction, We do not hesitate-toguarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satistactory results do not follow their use, These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits, Carr Bros, Druggists. When thelips are dry or scarred, When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, Ani tills the tainted mouth too full, The magic SOZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. Days of ++'49." Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use, Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San FranPiano Tuning. — C. W. Bennett, the p piano tuner, will be in Nevada City about the middle of this month, { 6 m7 tf Baby crisd, Mother sighed, . DEATH IN A ROSE THORN. Amputation of an Ara, Which Failed to Save Mss. Dora Meyer's Life. Examiner: There was laid to reat Monday at the Home of Peace Cemetery in San Mateo the remains of a woman who was well known in Jewish social and benevolent circles, and who died un: der singular circumstances. Ten days ago Mrs. Dora Meyer, wife of Moses Meyer, a retired capitalist whe lived ina large house at 1317 Golden Gate avenue, was in the garden plucking flowers for her boudoir, in which task she was assisted by one of her daughters. While engagéd with a small pair of scissors in cutting eff some rosebuds which struck her fangy her atteution was for a moment attracted to a rapidly, passing vehicle and the first thing she knew a sharp thorn pierced the middle tinger of her left hand and broke off. An exclamation of pain and surprise brought he: daughter aud husband, who wasin another part of the garden, to her assi tance, and the old gentleman promptly, as he thought, settled ‘the matter by taking a brass pin from his vest and removing the thorn, which was so deeply imbedded in the flesh, but in so doing a little blood was drawn. No further attention was paid to the matter beyond ‘a mere reference at ‘the dinnér-table that day, until-on the third day Mrs. Meyer's left hand and arm began te swell, and on the fourth her pain was so intense thatit was found necessary to call in the family physician, Dr, Morse, who at once discovered symptoms of serious blood poisoning, which he undertook to combat by tie best methods known to the medical profession. His efforts, however, were in vain, and on Friday, so alarming had the symptoms grown, that after consultation with otbers pliysicians it was decided to am putate the armas the only poasilile means of saving Mrs. Meyer's life. The shock, however, was too great, and on Saturday she died. The saddest feature of the case is that Mr, Meyer blamed himself for using a brass pin to extract the thorn instead of a steel needle. When told that amputation might be necessary he stubbornly refased his‘conseut, although it was plain te the other members of the family that it was the only hope left, and he is yet in ignorance of the fact that the surgical operation was performed, At the time the suggestion was made to hin that amputation might be necessary to save his wife's lite he fainted and-would-tisten to no suggestion whatever that such an act might bé necessary. Blood poisoning resulting from the vevatching of brass is not as uncommonas skeptics are apt to believe, as there. are three cayes known to the doctors within the past year where it has occmred in this city and death resulted, and in each case the patient was an iadividual iu robust health, Mrs. Meyer was a woman of fine physique and-ingulaily iree from ailments, She was the mother of eight childvea, all of whom survive her and the majority of whom are grown up. Mrs, Meyer was ihe mother of Mrs. A. Blumenthal of this city. a ee 0 The World Enriched. Th: cilities of the present day for xe production of everything that wili conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind-are almost unlimited, and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and _refreshing'to the taste and prompt and effectual to'cleansé the system-gent'y in the spring time or ia fact, at any tine, and the b tter it is known the more pop. ular it becomes, San Francisco Style. J. W. Raphael, a Kearny street clothier, has been convicted:in a San Francisco court of justice because a crowd gathered in front .of his store to view a display male in a show-window. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $50 or be imprisoned in the House of Correction for twenty-tive days. ‘This is the most infamous outrage we ever heird of, but it is only in keeping Jwith San Francisco justice, They strain at a gaat aad swallow a camel, If we were in Raphael’s place we would see the Judge aud jury hanged before we would pay a sonmarkee, ualess the. highest court decided to the contrary, ; —~--2 ee Back Railroad School Taxes, District Attorney Nilon this morning received fram the C. P, R. R, Co., the baék taxes for Truckee School District, assessed upon the franchise, road-bed, ete., of the railroad fer the years 1888, 89, ‘90and "91. The full. amount was paid, $2,021.26. The District Attorney has been negotiating with the Railroad Uompany for: several months past for these taxes, and has succeeded withuut any suit, in collecting every cént due the district, The payment helps Truckee schoal district very much, and the school tax in that district will be much lower this year, Native Son’s Picnic. If the weather ever . settled Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G, W., propose to give one of the grandest picnics ever held in this county, They have taken the initiatory steps and appointed a committee to make arrangements to attend to the matter, The committee consists of J, J. Hanley, W. ‘f. Morgan, ‘L. 8. Calkins, J, T. Nilon, D, E. Morgan, :J, M, Foley and R. I. Thomas. Old-Time Nuggets. “Michael F, Skeahan broaght to this eity tuday about $200 worth of as fine looking gold tiuggets as we have seen in years, The largest piece was worth about $25 another $12, and the balan from § centa tw $6 or 87. pe ———————EEEE {Yo imsure @ hearty appetite and inJoreas a digestion take Simmons Liver f ey oo it: nee Oe THINGS SAID. AND DONE Heard and Seen by. the Daily. Transcript Reporter, Full moon to-night. Don't forget the meeting at the Court House to-night. [i is reported on the street to-day that there is a case of forgery on the tapis. Dave Douglas aad family have given up housekeeping, and gone to the Union, The Piety Hill fire bell wa: put in its place today. Only one justice of the peace in town at the present time, and business is very. dull with him. It you want a No. 1 harness, at a very low price, call oa James Uaitns below the National Hotel. When you hear chickens squawk at an uaseasonable hour of the night shoot your pistol off in the air. Goo, U. Shaw is out and ‘injure t to the exteat of tea chickess, which were stolen from his baru afew nights ago. The na ae ef A. Isoard; as one of the largest stockholders of West Harmony mine, was unintentionally omitted in the item we published yesterday. Tt «loes seem just a ‘wee bit” strange that some eight or ten dozen chickens could be stvlen from various parts of the town within a couple of ;weeks and no trace cau be had of the thieves.Major Scott and wife will commence a course of lectures at the Theatre on Tuesday evening next. Don’t fail to attend. It will be a rare treat to hear them, “Christ Lives Here,” is the principal sign that-one’s eyes light on when entering Kd, Withington’s paint shop on Broad street. No ‘one would: have known it had they never read the sign. <-— —e —— EN ROUTE FOR NEVADA CITY. The Veteran Editor Given a Rousing Re coption in Denver, Denver, May 10.—Hon. George W. Chilis held a public reception at the Chamber of Commerce this morning, and it is estimated that 8900 people visited the chamber during the three hours. The first appearance of the celebrated editor upon the floor was greeted with prolonged cheers. During the afternoon the party was entertained at the residence of an old acquaintance of Childs, From 4 to 7 o’clock this evening a public reception will he held at the Mining Exchange, and the evening will be spent at the theater. ~ oe + Superior Court, The following business was transacted ta the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : J, N. Higgenbottom vs. Griss Valley Gold Extracting Company. Judgment in favor of the plaintff in the sun of 243 66, 20 days stay of execution. Coleman Marks vs. Joseph Gray et als. Order for injunction. Me Thomas Ingram, native of England, was naturalized, Witnesses, J. P. Sheemaker and Charles V. Coombs, Zenhine Giaiamo, native of Italy, was naturalized. Witnesses, J. B. Pioletto and M, Solari. Paul Guillio, native of Italy, was naturalized, Witnesses, J. B. Pioletti and M.-Solavi. oo Oo ! The Latest Mining Enterprise. A. F. Danningten, of the U. 8, Geological Survey, who was stationed here last year, returned this week and will remain tor the purpose of opening the Yeliow Diamoud quartz claim, three miles northwest of town. He purchased the \Property recently for an Kastern company from Messrs, Locklin and Ragon, ph totic nan Sie a geea nn ea Postponed. The sale which was te have taken place on Tuesday last at Morrill’s ranch, im Penn Valley, has been postponed until the 26th of May, on account of the weather. Las Buacklen’sa Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is g taranteed to give perfect satisfac tion 0, money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, s20ly _ + Oe Furniture For Sale. I will sell cheap, for cash, the foll. wing: Parlor set, bedroom sets, ward robes, closets, ha r mattresses, etc, Also horses, an irol safe and other effects, m7 lw Mra. E. Weiss. a. A Decisive Blow fer Freedom From the tyrannical yoke of those des potic allies, dyspepsia, constipation and liver complaint, is struck when the quandom victim of their galling supremacy has taken a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Then they vamose defeated, an: health resumes its welcome sway. Such is the invariable-experience-ef these who

use the ruling alterative to: get rid of these assueiate evils, Anti-dyspeptios, cholagogues, drastic catharites are as the THE UNTERRIFIED. =” Theatre Today. This ferenvon the Demecra ic Coanty Convention met at the The tre. Chas. H. Michell. called the meeting to order.’ T. J. Hennessy was elected temporary chairman, W.R, Dibble and J, B. Miller Secretaries. A committee on credentials was appointed. The committee on resolutions consisted of the following; A. B. Dibble, J. I. Caldwell, J. E. Carr, T. Dankley, C. C. Bitner, F. Power, P. Campbell, J. Robinson, M, Bates. ; In the afternoon session, after considerable discussion, the repor.s of the committees on credentials and resolutions were adopted, and an assessment ot $1 per head was levied, proxies included. Lhe tollowing delegates were elected tu the State. Conveution: Jas. M. Lakenan, John Dunnichff, G. k. Turner, A, B, Dibble, C, H. Mitchell, George Fletcher, C. R. Clark, Patrick Campbell, H. Schrocder, J. U, Coleman, J. J. Orr. : They Will Have a Full House == The box sheet at Grass Valley is rapidly tilling quid a good house is assured the boys next Saturday eveuing. “The company will give about the same program they put on at their entertainment, here last mouth, with a change only in one or uwo of their solos, If they doas well as they did here Grass Valley people will certainly get their money's worth. Sapiae wis Cases in Supreme Court. Sarurbay, May 7th. 18,023—Estate of Westertieli—On motion ‘of Ford tor respondent, ordered cause stand submitted on briefs-on' tile, and motion to disiniss withdrawn. 14,639—Austin vs. Gagan, Sr., et al.— Argued by Nilon for appellant, Ford for respondent, and submitved, Not Much, We received thrgugh the pestoittice yesterday a notice of the marmage of a Nevaca Vity bey, who now resides in aan Francisco. The notice. states that the marriage took place Uctober 17, 1891. As it came from an unknown source we decline publishing it. aS ae New Blacksmith Shep. Tra Abbott has. leased the old Clancy building, on Broad street, aud will start a new blacksmith shop. lra is a good workman, stealy youug man and will undoubtedly do a good business, ee Good Cooking [s one of the chief blessings ef évery home. To always insure goed custard, pudding, sauces, etc., use Gail Borden ‘*Kagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Direetiens on thelabel; Sold by grocer and druggist. Masonic League, The Masonic Home League will hold its next meeting on Thursday evening, May 12th, at the Masonic Hall. The public ase cordially invited. al0.3¢ orn . A Million Friends, A-friend in need _is-a friend indeed, and not leas’ than one million’ people have found just sucha friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery fer Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, If you have never used this Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Uhest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to de all that is claimed or money “will be refunded, ‘Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Drug store. Large bottles 50c. and $1,00. tf es Days of +«'49,"! Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & siebcnhauer, sole agents for the Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Franvisco, jaz3-ly POWDER Absolutely Pure. ~Cream-of —tartar—baking —Pewder.— Highest of all in leavening strength. Larest Unirep Srares GovERNMENT VYoop Repowr. Roya Baxine Powpser Co. ; 106 Wall St. N. Y. J, . , CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer, Office—North side of Broad Street, opposite National Hotel, Nevada City, cal Will practive in all the Courts of this State, Estates in Probate proceedings will receive careful attention. sands of the sea, numberless and. i The happy blending of remedial proper ties, derived from nature's botanic storehouse, with a pure, modified spirituous basis existent in the Bitters, not only initiate but éffectuate the joint cure o1 chronic indigestion, irregularity of the howels and porversion of the bile, The surest defense against malaria is thi. agreeable fortifier and preservative oi health under unfavorable atmospheric conditions, It evuynteracts a tendency to rheumatism, rouges the kidneys and bladder when sluggish, from inaction, ani endows a debilitated, nervous invalid with vigor. Incomigarable asa tonic. Notice to Tax Payers. IK ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NRVADA CITY is now in the hands ef th: City Clerk, and will remain for of May, when the’Board of Equalization me :ts, } : ai2o ° T. H. CARR, Clerk. Viper to the Ranch of the undersiined, br tbout two years ago, a red steer ; no ads, The owner is requested to call, The Dewocratie Convention Meets al the (age cl . pu ‘he inspevtion uatil the last -Menday . < — MASONIC HOME LEAGUE. The Grand Bazaar Wil Teke Phiee on the Lath, 16th aad {7th of Jane. A meeting was held at Masonic Hall on Jan. 8th, 1892, to devise some means of raising money to assist: in the erection ef a home for the widows and erphans of Masons. An association was for ved called the Masonic Home League with the fellowing named persons as officers: President, fh. M. Prestor; lat Vice Presi-lant, Mrs. Loughiidge, Maria aud Holes. It was decided to hold’ a bazaar for threedays and have three evening entertainments on the 15th, 16th and 17th of. Jue. Season tickets to be one dollar, The peparatioas for the Bazaar are steadily poogssssing under the direction of the Pres. wut of the Board, who has entere 1! iitethe work with the gual ofa conseevated soul, Tie ovoning entertainments promise t brotwshigh-order-sotiat every pur: caaser of a ticket will feel that received fall value for his money, aside from the ning ene-of the prizes. he has epporcuaity aTordod for wine They seligit the co-opsration of every one 1 this werchy charity. Sates Cpe ne iracowne oan Rustl: Dagalers Special Train, Awit may he necessary extra passenyer car on the special next taturday eveuing it is expedtiont that \Tanager Plakett have atall list of all who contemplate going on (hat train. to prt onva BOCK ANRUIVALS. National Exchange, C. Marks, ‘Truckee, T. I. Ballwin, Camptenyills, J. M. Shafe, ss J.P. Joues, Forest City, W. Holmes, Grass Valley, C. W. Kitts, “ J. PB. Shoemaker, ** Mose Bates, Bowman: Dam, W. H. Given, San Frinciseo, Rh. A, Brown; Swterdmente, C. ©. Bittner, Spenceville. R; A. Paine, Lake City, J. Knetwell, Bloomtie!d, W. A. Pellea, Bonner, B. War, hy Union Arrivals, Frank Ridge, Grass Valicy, O._EeV: Saundera,Sacrarnente, Harry Leighicoo, Sau Praacisca, G. M. Mabet?¥, Cefttrak louse, A. F. Dunningtoa, Wasiiigton, Doe GQ. Huckins, San Jaan, T: Gratiam, Sweethoud, W. BR, deukins, Buire.Co., W. Colyer, #4 Miss L. Brewham, Sau Prancisc 5 J. Ray and f., Vlacecville, M, Fenee, Blooutield, KE. Konce, ny etter Than Imported Hama, Connoisseurs adinit that ‘Public Taste” Hams made by Cottny Bros. of the Com mercial Street Meat Market are the best had at this city. d3-té alos OD ee iol eat Public Taste’ Hams and Bacon" And Lard are the best. Try them and you'll want no other, Manulactured by Couey Bros , Comruurcial street. dB OEE fe -termremnee cep is certain ii Resnlator: = you take Siminous Liver School Election, OTICE is hereby given to the qivdified electors of Nevada School. Distrivt. that a special election for Director will be held Saturday, May 2fst, 1899, At the Washington Schoul House in said District. Che polls wil be open from & A.M. until sundown JOC. Rich is appointed faspeector, and J. M. Hussey and J.G. O'Neil), Judges of sail cleetion. By order of Board of Education of Nevada Sehool District. BK. N. SiHoreRArD, Secretary, Uus CALICO PARTY AT ARMORY HeLt ON ERIDAY EVENING, MAY 27th, 92" 3 POLES. & 5O ‘wre latin at tartan FD Under tha Ais ettion of JOHN MICHELL. After the May-V ole follows the Calico Party—open to the public, od _ Admission, per couple, $1. Spectators in G¥llery, 50 cents. Children, 25 cts. Music by Goyne’s Orchestra, I. J. Rolfe; 2nd Vice Bresticut, Mais. Niles’ Scavla; Secretary, Ma. ©. Mf Bean; ‘Treas.. A. VU. Tower; eathl aw Board ot Piesetors composed of the tol lowi ig hudics: Mosdames Huater, Hunt, MAY QUEEN, WITTE MAIDS OF HovOR,. It Speaks For Itself. The Executive Committee of the Miners’ Association met in this city yesterday. The following telegfam was ordered to be sent : “To Hon. T. J. Geary, Washington, D. C.: We respectfully solicit your earnest co-operation and support in obtaining apprepriations for the relief of aydraulic mining, and imperatively demand that you keep your pledges to us, the winersetCalifornia. “By tha Executive Committee of the Miners’ Assuviation. — y " Avr; ‘TRkarpeo, Pres. © eceeuneemeeenaneneiamiennemmmmenntnel The Grip . sy Leaves its victims very weak and debil’tated. Hood's Sarsaparilla is just what is needed to restore the strength and vigor \ ; so much desired and te expel all poison from the blood, Hoon’s Prius cure Sick Headache. See A Card to the Public, Relieving firmly in the stability of Nevaila county, and Nevada City in particular, and feeling that its future prosperity is an assured fact, I have leased’ the Union Hotel, and-shall endeavor to maintain and ran it in the future so that it will retain the reputation it has acquired in the past, of being a first-class hotel. ment of those who faver me By kindly and courteous treatwith their patronage, I shall ever try to the best of my ability to make the Union a pleasant place to stop at: Te my competitors in business I extend the right. hand of fellowship and proffer a fair and honorable competition. Seliciting a share of public patronage, ~ Tam, yours truly, J. A. Norvuway, Nevada City, May 10, 1892. t Sn treme To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator, Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious appetite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease, Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia, “1 have been troubled with dyspepsia, 1 had but fittse appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good, In an hour after eating I had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though I had not eaten anything. Hood's Sarsaparilla did We ai Tminense amount of good, It gave me an appetite, and my tood relished and satisfled the craving L had previously experienced, It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla, that tl am happy to recommend it.” G, A. Paan, Watertown, Mass, “1 had dyspepsia many years, and de spaired of ever being well But Hood's Sar saparilla has entirely cared me.’ Mrs J. 8, BAILEY, Marblehead, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for #5. Prepared by G.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar UNION HOTEL Pot pe petite cts ree " ead: <a \ Bec "hn. IN an Werangeiients af the liver a cure . HIS IS THE Hotel of Nevada City, and has the LEADING FAMILY enviable reputation of having the most pleasant rooms, and setting the best talle of any house in the interior, I¢ is oaly one block from the, Express, Telegraph and Post Vilie 5.) tious for Commercial Men, S@Free ‘Bus to and From Al Trains. Go where you can got first-class accommodations at reasonable rates, JAMES NORTHWAY, Proprietor. A. Frandy, Business Manager. a NEW STORE and NEW GOODS, ViCTOR LUBECK Vivi notice to the people of Nevada (; oly that he has oped a New More in the Transeript Block, COMMERCIAL STREET, ; . Where he will keep on hand a complete Stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes of all kinds, Gents’ Furnishing __Goods, Ladies’ Fancy Goods, Children's and Misses’ Summer Hats, Be sure and call and see my Goods, as i shall sell che: pee. than any-one-elso-in Nevada County. I have come here to stay and therefore shall give big bargains to everybody. V. LUBECK. pay cha and take theanimalaway,te Ss, BROWN, Deer Nevada City, May 7th. 1 M. FOLLY, Confectioner, ’ : : You gain. To call these HOCOLATES delicious doesn’t begin to describe them. THE FINEST BRANDS OF OIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND. Nevada City, April 20th. You Can't Resist My CHOCGLATES because they are irresistable. You can only save yourself from liking them by failivg ‘ to try them. Fail to try them and you den'tknew what you lose; don’t fail to try them and you will soon know what No, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City: ahpan. 2 We have received another shipment of Millinery Goods diréct from the East. Had we anticipated such weather as we have had for the past six weeks we would not have purchased these Goods, Now that we have them we are going to get rid of them, and to do so will sell at ruinous prices, In the lot there are.20 dozen bunches of Flowers, worth from $1.50 to $2 per bunch, We make the price now 50 cents and $1; Remember our motto is : €2''Good Goods, Latest Stples, Lowest Prices and Everything as Represented. eg 4; “Se pre sesh SUMMER CLOTHING! j re I have just received from the-East the Largest, Cheapest and Most Stylish ; ‘PING and * SUMMER + CLOTHING EVER BROUGHT TO THE Of course everybody knows that we keep on hand the Largest, Best, Cheapest and Most Fashionable stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw and Felt Hats, Nobby Neckties, Boots, Shoes, and everything else usually kept in a First-class Establishment. BS. FL. MILLER, Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City, ae Tne Beehive = «3s. Grocery Co, The Leaciug Grocery Store in Nevada City. AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BEQSOUND. THE. CHOLEST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, _ LIQUORS, WINES, Etc., To be h d in Nevada City, i Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates Sanmnmedicea JJ JACKSON, “Beahive” Commercial St: yee a a rs h ‘Rl: These you desire—style, strength and cheapness. This combination is offered in our immense stock of everything new-and desirable for .he Spring trade. Ihave just received from our New York and San Francisco Houses a full line of Meiisand Boys’ Clothing, Has, Furwishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, ‘Truvks, Rte atest Fashions, ee ee You ought to see our Mens’ Spring Suits from $5 to $10, They eclipse anything ever shown in this or any other market. All goods sold are guaranteed as represented or money refunded, Charles Grimes, The Leading Clothiar and Furnisher. Corner Broad and Pine Strects...+.0. NevadaCie /?. : s a Pay Attain” To This t ’ ' &