April 10, 1895 (4 pages)

i ' ‘TSE Pans terol eemeitcowis 1 3 nevetieer — AOS st histatins amesin tend THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. iniesinanitatet J Published Evenings Daily Except undays and Legal Holidays. SUBSCRIPTION Treams—Fifteen Cents & Week, @ixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full YearLocAL READING Norices—Ten Cents a Line > for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application WEDNESDAY .. APRIL 10, 1895. eel PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicie of Various folks Doings and Intentions. R. Northey of Forest City is in town. Dan Ross of Relief Hill is-in town. J. T. Howard of Lincoln is in town. J. Simmons is down from Washington. M. P. Light ieft yesterday for Truckee. David Johnston of Wa-hington is in town. Charles Grisssell is on the sick list. D. D. Thrasher of Wolf is in town. C. C, Landan of Washington is in town. M. J. Darling of Chicago arrived here yesterday. S. C, Sawyer-and wife of San Francisco are visiting this city. Charles Phelps came-down from Phelps’ Hill yesterday. J. C, Lipman came down from the Eagle Bird mine yesterday. H, C. Landan of Washington came down on the stage yesterday. Ae R: F. Lewis came in on last evenings train from Alaska. W. T. Phipps and wife of Marysville arrived in,town last night. Mrs. J. Stover of Chicago arrived here last night, J. F. Dudley of Columbia Hill was in town today, : F. H. Hodge arrived here on the morning Business Transacted at the —Sessio « BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. od Commencing April 1, 1895. Tvuespay, April 9, 1895. Daniel McPhetres, Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding. The minutes of Monday, April 8th, were read and on motion approved. The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the GENERAL FUND, J. J. Greany, stamps for county officers, $15. Excelsior Water Company, rebate on taxes, $15.68. : L. Lubeck, merchandise for jail, $5.35. Schmidt Bros., merchandise for jail, $4.25. A. F. Clark, autopsy, $15, E. W. Donnelly, conveying sick’ to hospital, $15. reac” Thomas P. Redmayne, inquisition (Ab Heury Stewart, lumber for election purposes, $1.10.” J. F. Shaw, rebate on taxes, $2.45. Citizens Bank, impecunious witness fees, $82.60. H. F, Kinney, impecunious witness fees, $14, : Carter & Johnston, merchandise for prisoners, $22. D:: F, $591.18. Frank Loehr, Constable fees, $132.30. , Total, $929.16. The fee-books of the Recorder and of the Sheriff were examined and found correct and settledup-to Monday, April 1,_1895. The Board also made an inspection of the interior of the county jail. Whereas, it appearing to the Board that the claim of S. A, Winn, for labor on approach to Dry Creek bridge in Road District No. 4, amounting to $120, and that to pay the same from the Fourth Road DisDouglass, boarding prisoners, train frofn San Francisco. E. D. Sessions of San Francisco arrived here on the train last evening. Miss F. Stravér of Chicago is visit ng this city. George C. Gaylord returned this morning from Los Angeles, James D. Block, a commercial traveler of New York, is in this city. Richard Northey came down from Forest City yesterday. W. T. Arnold of Camptonville arrived here on the stage yesterday . George R. Bresse of San Francisco is ip town. ? Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Galbraith of the Central House have gone below.' ‘ : Colonel C. W. Tozer of Washington is in town, W. M, Grutcher arrived on last evening’s train. Dr. 8. M. Harris and Frank Wright were over from San Juan yesterday. J. A. Hustler and wifecame down froiw Patterson this morning. R. A. Blair, representing the Sperry Flour Co, of Stockton, is in town. Walter Gray of San Francisco is here on trict Fund would impose an unreasonable ind excessive burden upon the said road district, and would seriously impair .the working of the public roads, therein; it is ordered that the sum of $5 be drawn on the fourth Road District Fund,. $5 on the General Road Fund and $110 on the General fund; and the Auditor of Nevada county is hereby directed to issue warrants for the above sums and on the funds as above specified in favor of S. A. Winn. Passed by the following vote: Buffington, Donnelly, Pridgeon, Robinson and MePhetres voting aye. By order the Board adjourned nntil tomorrow (Wednesday) morning, at ten a’clock. ; DanigL McCPHETRES, President of the Board. Attest: i J.J. Gueany, Clerk, By J, C. Nrton, Deputy Clerk. eaapreobaeevei 0 46@0-—— Closing His Books. City Assessor Coughlin is closing up the work of assessing and will turn his books over to the City Clerk on the last Monday in’ May. He informs us that the assess— a visit to his brother, W. C. Gray. A. Faree of Downieville arrived here yegterday on his way to Sap Francisco, Major W. P. Ledwichb, representative of the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company of Portland, Maine, is at the Union Hotel. Mrs. W: A. Dennis will leave in a day o1 two for Los Angeles on ad visit to he, daughter. Mrs. Black and daughter of Calaveras county are visiting the.family of John Carkeek of this city. R. P, Keating, a Comstock mining man, is expected here the latter part of this week t» examine some properties. C. D. Lane and W. E. Shepman of the Mayflower mine arrived last evening from San Francisco, They are here to inspect the mine. Samuel Butler is considerably better and will be up in a few days if he continuesto ‘improve. Mrs. W. 8. Richards of the New York Hotel, who has been on: the sick list for several days, is able to be around. David Cameron and bis two children wil] leave here tomorrow for Nova Scotia, where they intend to reside. Thomas Richards has been sick several days, but is getting around again, and if all goes well will be able to resume his usual avocation jn a few days, Joseph Northey Sr. and wife have gone to San Jose to reside, in hope of benefiting their health, ‘They have suffered from inalaria for some time. Joseph Northey Jr. wil] reniain here. sarais BO Ss a Tin Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Cal K, Clarke will celebrate the tenth’ anniversary of their marriage next Monday evening, by a tin wedding at their residence on Nevada street, Invitations have been sent out, printed on ment rol] contains a number of new statements, owing to the increase-of taxable property, and that it will show a gain ef from ten to twelve per cent over last year. When his work is completed the City Trustees will meet as a Board of Equalization and go over the entire roll for the purpose of making such changes as they may con~ sider proper. fe edn “NS } N. D. G. W. Attention. Laurel Parlor will celebrate the anniversary of her organization on Tbursday evening, Avril llth. An elaborate entertainment has been prepared. Luxvu Cuivrrer, Pres. Mary Hook, Ree, Sec. — > —_—__+ 490-2 Going. Ahead. Slowly but steadily the hydraulic mining industry of the State is buildingup again. Three more permits were issued by the Dee bris Commission last week, making nearly 100 since that body began its work. With all available hydraulic mines in operation the million a month now yielded from California gold mines would nearly doubled, Including individual as well as corporate owners itis estimated_thatthere are about 250 paying quartz mines now being operated ‘in this State. — 0 28 Discharged. Loyjs Radigan, who was arrested the other day for disturbing the peace, was tried before Justice Mulloy yesterday, He wus ordered discharged, : A Bad Element, An exchange thus puts the truth to: its readers; Every growing and ambitious tin foil, note-sheet size, and enclosed in én—velopes of the same material, i a rome A Broken Leg. Yesterday afternoon. while J, C. Locklin was turning off the water at his oustom quartz mill’on Deer creek, he slipped aud atruck his leg against the fuine with suflicient force to break his thigh, Dr;-Tickell, assisted by Dr, W. C. Jones of Grass Valley, attended to Mr. Locklin’s injuries, . — 2 eo een pemeents Impure. spices are not only worthless but injurious to health, and especially if packed in cans that form rust. MILLAR’s Penona Srices are absolutely pure and garden grown, and packed in rust-proof packages. Ask for them. £183m oe ee Resumed Practice, Dr. M. P. Harris, dentist, has resumed practice in this.city, having opened an office at Room 16, Unien Hotel, Office days, Tuesdays, Vbarsdays and Saturdays, te eae re Frxzvy Finished Fotos -75 cents per doz, at the Omega,’ l town is composed of three elements. Thoze alQ-2t°~ LOCALS IN BRIEF. . Summarized Mention of Minor Home P Happenings L. P. Schwartz and James McCluskey The Board met pursuant to adjournment. . will open a cigar and tobacco store in this Present: J, M. Buffington, E, W. Doncity as soon as they can rent a suitable nelly, F. M. Pridgeon, T. J. Robinson and place, It is said to be a fact’that there are more miners employed in this district than at Grass Valley, which has not been the case in many years before. Mrs, A, Meyer will begin taking the school census of this district next Monday, and must have itcompleted by the 30th, the law only allowing fifteen days in which to.perform the work. The Constables throughout the county are considerably agitated over the law passed by the last Legi-lature regarding the fees of Constables, which hereafter will be about one-half what they have been allowed to charge. a0 ; The weather has been fair tor the past few days, but there is a sharpness to the air that is productive of ‘colds, the grip, paeumonia and kindred diseases, Jacob Lipman-of Maybert was naturalized in the Superior Court today. Witnesses: Fred Searls and George Eagye. SNES ME a een . The Chaingang Abolished. The Board of Supervisors this afternoon passed an order abolishing the chaingang. “‘WHEn'it was instituted it was the geners) opinion that if prisoners. were obliged to work on the roads there would not be so tany prisoners, but it has not had that effect to any great extent, while the expense of guards and extra meals for prisoners has been hardly compensated for by the labor performed, so the Board concluded to do away with the gang. : ; ED nas ae Native Daughters. ‘Members of Laurel Parlor appointed to prepare an entertainment for tomorrow evening have arianged an interesting program, the principal feature being a farce. A full attendance of members is desired, Ow1nG to the great rush of business during the past week, the Omega Foto Co will not leave as soon as advertised, and will continue to work at their popular prices for a few days longer. + +@e + ~ Budd as a Scalper. The Governor has ‘secured some documentary evidence proving that coyote scalps have been imported into this State from other States, One of these was a way Dill for a 125-pound box of coyote scalps from Fort Wayne to Kansas City by the Ameriean Express Company. The box was traced from Kansas, City by devious routes to Bakersfield, Kern county. Another box traced trom El Paso to Bakerstield. H. L, Packard, County Clerk of Kern county, is now being investigated by the Grand Jury, He has assigned to him claims for 6,277 scalps valued at $31,215, all of which the State was expected to pay. Only a Spur. Stockton is having a boom over the fact that work on the competing road up the San Joaquin valley is tu begin at that place. It HIS STAGE FRIGHT.The NeW Czar Acted Like a Booby and Had to Be Braced and Coached. The story of the sudden evolution of an emperor which was brought back to London by the witnesses of the’ Russian pageants of grief and joy is one of the strangest in the personal histories of great rulers. The members of the British court and the English correspondents who, followed the funeral party from Livadia to St. Petersburg saw and heard some interesting things -which—it--was not possible to describe in the dispatches which were sent homa, It is learned that for several days uter the death of Alexander LI the members of the Russian court were relaced to despair and distraction by the behavior of. the. young czar. He was completely unuerved, not so much by grief at his father’s death as by his sudden encounter with the vast-responsibilities of the position. Hé became for some days ashrinking, cowering weakling. It was almost impossible to coax or spur him into the exercise of any of his imperial functions. Those whose duty it was to prompt-him regarding the proper state and other formalities were at their wits’ end, and the situation caused the greatest alarm inthe court. When some simple course was. urged upon him, the young emperor shrank back and begged that hebe let alone. “He even whimpered when the necessity of action was pressed apon him as imperative: He more than once burst into tears ‘and acted more like a terrified child than the ruler of an empire, This continued for seveal days after the arrival of the Prince of Wales, and itwas to him-that the officials,of the Russian court finally appealed. The prince was equal to the occasion, and in the last three weeks -he has done more for England than the whole British foreign office would be able to: accomplish in a generation. He remained ‘constant: ly by the young emperor’s side, He put heart and courage into him. Before the czar reached St. Petersburg he was transformed. He not only became a man, but began to acquire some of the dignity of his rank. He soon astonished his advisers by displaying a genuinely intelligent comprehension of public affairs, with sound if not brilliant powers of judgment. 3 When the wedding day arrived, he had-developed an originality and independence of opinion which further amazed those around him. In other words, the attack of blue funk which at first caused the gravest fears for his capacity to govern has been completely conquered.—London Letter. Swearing Allegiance to Russia. The ceremony of swearing allegiance to the new czar, which has been going on in every Russian. church in Europe, is an old Byzantine one. Liturgical chants and prayers precede it. ‘The officiating priest and singers aro heard but not seen during the devotional part of the service. When they appear, they come forward. A crucifix and a copy of the gospels are on the table; The-congregation, beginning with the functionaries present, then file past the table. Each balts while the priest, holding up the forefinger and second finger of one hand, recites the oath. The person to be sworn in holds his hand in the same manner. When the formula is repeated, he says, with a hand on the gospels, “T swear,’’ and, stooping down, kisses the crucifix. .The Duke of Leuchtenberg will be a grand thing for Stockton, although’ was among those who took the oath at in the very nature of things it will be a spur. San Jose is clamoring for the road and it will get the main line, main line can reach San Francisco without crossing the bay, which is very objection able. Look at a map of the State and you willsee that it is.some sixty miles nearer It is the only way a. from San Francisco to Merced via San Jose and Pacheco Pass than by way of Stockton, and there is no bay to cross; the cars can run right to the fifty acre depot grounds granted by the State to the Spreckles road. Ofcourse it will be an overland road. From San Jose to Merced it will have a territory of its own, + *@e+Devays are dangerous. A dollar spent for Hood s Sarsaparilla now may prevent illness which will be expensive and hard to bear. Now is the time to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, ie Hoop.’s P1L1s cure all liver ills, relieve constipation and assist digestion. 25c. pice “sane z KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make pour head clear as a bell. 25e.,.50c., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. CM Rest. hid KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 50 cts., $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, cca saben oe FINELY Finished Fotos 75 cents per doz, at the Omega, » = CENTS PER. SET. e DECORATED BREAKFAST AND LUNCH SETS, the Russian church in Paris.—Paris . Correspondent. A Musical Wonder, Raoul Koczalski, who is only9 years f age, has written and conducted at Berlin a symphonic legend for orchestra, which is well spoken of by the critics, although it is somewhat crude in form and or¢ghestration. As a pianist he is much admired, and as conductor, too, be has shown himself a real interpreter and not a mere time beatera a oO QO ee Three for a Half. Gaylord has received a big consignment of tine fresh Nevada honey, and will dea it out to his patrons three frames for 50 cents, i mZ1itt tment SE Ab telee int nsinccprpeeees ‘ yr ad H WHEN your heart pains you and unusual palpitation is frequent, accompanied sometimes with shortness of breath and low spirits you are suffering from a disordered state of the liver, digestion is imperfect and there is wind on the stomach, If allowed to remain the trouble will ultimately reach the kidueys and then becomes dangerous to life Steps should be taken to stay its progres on the appearance of the first symptoms, Dr. J, H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm is especially adapted for disorders of. thi kind, Price $1.00 per bottle. Sold at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. stestiieeeiaiatiliial REMARKABLY RICH ORE. * A Big Strike In an Idaho Mine Made Unexpectedly. News had been received of a remarkable rich strike in the Alta mine at De Lamar, Idaho. An air shaft is being snok. Some time ago it struck into mineralized matter, apparently a flat vein, similar many re~ speet to the other veins, in that vicinity. in gold, per ton in gold. paid $5,000 to bind the contract. Everybody Will Go. event and.the.committee, are arranging fo: all who attend, +-@e >Read John Delbridge’s new ad. + 9@e + — = ' Epworth League Social.’ ‘ so be rendered and refreshments served, Easté Admission 25 cents. aQ-2t pe Se eRe et OR ee ARRIVALS*“AT THE . Union Hotel, Main Street. eggs will -be offered. for sale. James M. Corcoran, Grass Valley, M. ©. Dunkley, Ba: Fred M. Miller, oF J. Provine, “ Joe V, Snyder, ifs F, B. Ridge, en J.O, Conley, rs George Hernandez, San Francisco, D,.3; Murphy,. . Bd T. J. Robinson, ia E, W. Donnelly, “ » I Monteith, re S. C. Sawyer and wife, ‘* W. E, Shepman, a kK. Sagar, ss L. W. Washburn, re D. Curtin, wed Mrs. Clements, Redding, J.T, Howard, Lincoln, Neb.,, M. J, Darling, Chicago, Ill. J.P, Morgan, Sacramento, F. Reamer, sy Dan W. Koss, Relief Hill, J. J. Harper, ss ©, PD. Lane, Angeles Camp, . Rk, F. Lewis, Junean, Alaska, J. Montgomery, Los Angels, Johu Kilroy, Patterson. During the past few days it became apparent that the ore was valuable, and it has been duced to $14.75. sampled. The average value of the first tifty feet of ore is shown to be $27 per ton 3elow this the shaft has penetrated two and one-half feet of ore that former value $1 1.50. has not yet been assayed, but which shows to be very rich, The Alta mine adjoins the De Lamar mine,’ It was recently: bonded to Dutch parties,» who have: transferred the bond to Chicago capitalists. The price at which the Chicagu people take the property is understood to be $100,000, and they have The picnic to be given by thé-Grass Valeae ‘ , 7 ley and Nevada City firemen will take place SU] iS; Marysville [ weed, in on the 16th of May and is being talked of $3,75. During this.sale we will sell them to you for $2.75 by neatly everylédy. It will be a grand ample amusements and accommodations for Begins Thursday, April BOYS’ SUMMER-WEIGI “BOYS per suit. r The members of the Epworth League will] ers and propose this opportunity shall-benefit them. give a social at the basement of the Methodist Church on Wednesday evening, April 10th. A literary and musical program will . ble it. THE WONDER ~ Great Reduction Sale For The Next 6 Days, We have also a fine line of CHILDREN’S REEFE SUITS with sailor-collars, very pretty, the’ latest out. You can get them from us for $3.90 per suit. We also have a fine line of Men’s, Children’s Shoes, which will go at.a big reduction. : _ We appreciate the steady patronage of hundreds of custom— tith, at 8 o'clock A, M, MEN’S ENGLISH P. K. SQUARE-CUT SUITS,? popular dark blue, very neat pattern, former value $22.50, reMEN’S NEW YORK TWEED SUITS, round or square The caxt sight feer-averagse eT, cut, regular value, $12.50; reduced to $8.50 per suit. The HEXE Cb Tee Ne el MEN'S ALL-WOOL, SUMMER-WEIGHT SUITS, We reduce them: to $6.90 per suit. 1T SUITS, very pretty pat— tern, sizes from 13 to, 18 years ofage, regular value $8.50. We have reduced them to $5 per suit. : SUPERIOR-GRADE ENGLISH CASHMERE, in light mixture, three outside pockets with laps, hand-stitched button holes, pants with strengthened crotch, two top and hip pockets, vest to match, regular valué $8.50. We have reduced them to’ $5.25 per suit. -BOYS’ SINGLE-BREASTED, ROUND-CUT KNEE gray or brown, regular value Ladies’ Misses’ and We fear. we cannot do justice to everybody during the busiest hours. of the day, so we advise you to come in the morning if possif= Country Orders promptly attended to, ; Respectfully yours, au LEVITT, Proprietor of the Wonder Oultitting Stove Nevada City—Commercial Street. Grass Valley—Main Strect. . Beautiful Suitings and Overeoats, le ee ie, Se. SS, A, . . A PERFECT FIT. GUARANTEED. f } . Best’’ Suit. . . . } and see them. == j . Health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No Strength nor Energy 4 Miserable IN THE EXTREME. = CURED BY USING Ayer’s Sarsaparilla “Several years ago,my blood was in O§ bad condition, my system all run down, 8 and my general health very much im4 . mired. My hands were covered wih © arge sores, discharging all the time. I 08 had no strength. nor energy and my feelings were miserable in the extreme, At last, IT commenced taking Ayer’s Sarsavaria and soon noticed a change for the yetter. My appetite returned and with it, renewed strength. Encouraged by these results, I mens on taking the Sarsaparilla, till I had used six bottles, and my health was restored.”’—A. A. TOWNS, prop. Harris House, Thompson, N. Dak. Ayer’s on, Sarsaparilla Admitted — AT THE WORLD’S FAIR 299.9.999999999999999099 SeRewOT AEG. GEONDN TUS: 29 6000000000000000000 i2Bbe sb. db pe Reb ee eaai Bids for Privileges. once is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED proposals for privileges ut the Firemen's . —— Picnic to be held at Glenbrook Park on Thurs day, May 16, will be received up to Saturday, April 20, 1895, at 8 O’clock P.M. The following privileges will be let: Bar, Ice Cream and Con'eetionery, Shooting Gallery, (RE RS : Sab CURES CONSTIPATION b pINDIGESTION. DIZZINESS -RUPTIONS ON THE sSxKipy. Beautiries <C af! OMPLEXION FY wlio work patriotically, vigorously and in‘telligently for its advanvement, those who are in a state of apathy and indifference, and those who take a curious delight in discouraging the efforts by ridicule, by a persistent denial that any progress can be or has been accomplished, and boasting of every town but-their own, The last class are called croakers, but they are really something worse; for their opinion does hot arise from despondency, but from the unenviable spirit which will neither act for itself nor suffer others to.act. aaah ie eee aL Tene Exposure to. rough weather, dampness, extreme cold, etc., is apt to bring on an attack of rheumatism or neuralgia ; chapped . hands and face; cracked lips and violent] itching of the skin also owe their origin to cold weather, Dr, J, H. McLean’s Volcanic Oi] Liniment should be kept on hand ‘at al! times for immediate application. whén troubles of this nature appear. It is a sovereign remedy, 25c: 50c and $1.00 per bottle, ] Those in Want of Crockery, Chinaware or Glassware, will do well to visit our store and get Posted on our Prices, Newest and Prettiest Designs, Shapes and Decorations. Great American Importing Tea Co.'s Commercial Street, Nevada City. COME AND INSPECT, _ Our Beautiful Presentf Given Away With OUR TEAS, COFFEE AND SPICES. L. J. TRAUTMAN, Broad Street, below National Hotel, MAKER OF. -Fine -Boots and -Shoes, Also, Ladiés Shoes to order. sRepairing neatly and promptly done and satisfaction given, 1 Lunch stand, Music, Advertising Program, Kenting of Bicycles, and other privileges. Bids will also be received for building a Dence Platform 40%80 feet; bidders to state kind of lumber to be used and to furni-h gaid lamber themselves and take back the same ater the Pienic. The Committee reserve the Thursday, April 1th, 05. right to reject any or.all bids, All parties awarded privileges must deposit » eheck for one-half the amount 9: their hid on FOR MEN’S WEAR.~<te— . . . T have an extensive line of imported and domestic clotis for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your ‘Sunday . Iam making OVERCOAIS of the Latest . Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices . that compare favorably with ‘‘store’’ overcoats. Come . EE DULAC. Merchant ‘Tailor: Commercial Street, in Transcript Block. . . ee ee Instrumental — Ey” —AND— Vocal. Concert High Class Music Odd Fellows’ Hall, : Nevada City, —ON— Friday Evening, April 12, Under the direction of ADMISSION 50 CENTS. NEVADA THEATRE, ON EE WEEK COMMENCING . The attention of the ts called to the l adies Opening Day Of Spring Millineryea,”’. Tuestay, April 2d, and continuing during the whole wéek. When will be on exhibition the most extensive and hands somest display of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets ever seen in this market. S Everybody . invited to. call and sée_this magnificent dis— play whether they. wish to purchase or not. Prof. J. R. Davis.! Mins. Lister & Crawford: POR CITY MARSHAL, D. B. GETCHELL STLEREBY ANNOUNCED AS-A CANDIDATE for re-election to the office of City Marshal. subject to the decision of the pec ple of Nevada City; Election” Monday, May 6th, 1896, Citation. UN1TED States LAND OFFICE, ee Mar: sville, Cal., April 5, 1895. N° rICE is hereby given to all whom it may } concern, that, WHEREAS, By his letter “N” of January 3ist, 1805, the Commiesioner of the General Land Office directed th ta hearing be ordered to -as, certuin the character for minerals of the hereInafier tecc:ihed land, in erder to de’ermine Wheth r patents should issue, canveying the same fo the Central Pacific Railroad. ompany; and the Commissioner, in hia letter, allowed the said Company sixty days within. which to appl y for such hearing, and> WHEREAS, The said Company havirg, within thet me allowed, filed ita application th«refor; It is now ordered that a hearing be had before the whdersigned, at the United States Land ‘fice in Marysville, Cajifornia, on Tuesday, aia and KO NO cerscronte. 0m rovers Sold by Carr Bros, ~' Ae Te ! “Bold or sent by mail. 25c. apr package. Samples free,” the try tie warts rate, hate cal he Nanded to the undersigned. ~« J, B. GRAY, See’y., , é ut Nevada City, JD, 8, COLLINS, Ass’é. Becy., as-tf at Grass Valley, The James Ward FOLEY * WHY ? IRE es Oranges, Lemons and Bananas Than All the Other Fruit Dealers in Nevada City Combined. u Largest Variety, Lowest Prices! BW’S == LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercia! Street, Nevada City. COMPANY, Head: d by the Popular Actor, JAMES fl. WARD, In a reptoire of New Plays, Changed Nightly. ¥ Thursday Evening, April 11th, The Irish Comedy Diama, The Shaughraun. Popular Pricee—15, 25 and 35 cents, No extra charge to reserve seats, s o Ladies Matinee Saturday at 2P. M, the old standard price,: the 2ith day of May, [Re g ab described lands; , Lo: 7 of N ¥ 1-4, Lots 1 and 4 of 8 W 1-4, SE i4of8 W 1-4,N W 14 of 8 W 1-4, NE 1-4 of N bs 1 Nal ad oft 2 of N W14 of Section 138, in ‘ownsh’p orth, Ran Mablo Basu and Mer dian, et eee enna At the time and place hereiv before set, any pes n wh.» desires to may testify »s to the chare tér of any part, or of all the lands deserie ', é Dy feult_to this Gitation by a raon intereste’ will be duly noted. digs i itis further orderet that this notice be published once a wee for four aecessive weeks in the Nevada Citys DAILY TRANSCRIPT, & DeWSpeper of general cir ulation published at.Nevad. City, Nevada County, Califo nia, ne ic the valid lands, nance WILLIAM A, LOWERY, Register. a8 : tt J, SHERWOOD, Receiver. CLOSING OUT SALE AT REDUCBD PRICKS, OF ” Fine Boots 4x» Shoes, Aiso a Large Stock of Oxford Ties. Cll aud get bargains betore sizes are broen, j 4'l sales are strictly for cash. ‘ Lopairing promptly and nea ly done at JOHN DELBRIDGE,Commercial Street,..+: Nevapa (i0¥ hang le be that . in thi jnumt . build jing . ' ' scare the Pr : and . ’ bald, Hair TI been be g on fF shal Dilk of tl larg man is t mus tra, mad whe bs adv aic, Ode wee for vad the wo! wil ter’ to. thi see pe ae! ale ee ee a. to the character, for minerals, of the following

i ' ‘TSE Pans terol eemeitcowis 1 3 nevetieer — AOS st histatins amesin tend THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. iniesinanitatet J Published Evenings Daily Except undays and Legal Holidays. SUBSCRIPTION Treams—Fifteen Cents & Week, @ixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full YearLocAL READING Norices—Ten Cents a Line > for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application WEDNESDAY ... APRIL 10, 1895. eel PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicie of Various folks Doings and Intentions. R. Northey of Forest City is in town. Dan Ross of Relief Hill is-in town. J. T. Howard of Lincoln is in town. J. Simmons is down from Washington. M. P. Light ieft yesterday for Truckee. David Johnston of Wa-hington is in town. Charles Grisssell is on the sick list. D. D. Thrasher of Wolf is in town. C. C, Landan of Washington is in town. M. J. Darling of Chicago arrived here yesterday. S. C, Sawyer-and wife of San Francisco are visiting this city. Charles Phelps came-down from Phelps’ Hill yesterday. J. C, Lipman came down from the Eagle Bird mine yesterday. H, C. Landan of Washington came down on the stage yesterday. Ae R: F. Lewis came in on last evenings train from Alaska. W. T. Phipps and wife of Marysville arrived in,town last night. Mrs. J. Stover of Chicago arrived here last night, J. F. Dudley of Columbia Hill was in town today, : F. H. Hodge arrived here on the morning Business Transacted at the —Sessio « BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. od Commencing April 1, 1895. Tvuespay, April 9, 1895. Daniel McPhetres, Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding. The minutes of Monday, April 8th, were read and on motion approved. The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the GENERAL FUND, J. J. Greany, stamps for county officers, $15. Excelsior Water Company, rebate on taxes, $15.68. : L. Lubeck, merchandise for jail, $5.35. Schmidt Bros., merchandise for jail, $4.25. A. F. Clark, autopsy, $15, E. W. Donnelly, conveying sick’ to hospital, $15. reac” Thomas P. Redmayne, inquisition (Ab Heury Stewart, lumber for election purposes, $1.10.” J. F. Shaw, rebate on taxes, $2.45. Citizens Bank, impecunious witness fees, $82.60. H. F, Kinney, impecunious witness fees, $14, : Carter & Johnston, merchandise for prisoners, $22. D:: F, $591.18. Frank Loehr, Constable fees, $132.30. , Total, $929.16. The fee-books of the Recorder and of the Sheriff were examined and found correct and settledup-to Monday, April 1,_1895. The Board also made an inspection of the interior of the county jail. Whereas, it appearing to the Board that the claim of S. A, Winn, for labor on approach to Dry Creek bridge in Road District No. 4, amounting to $120, and that to pay the same from the Fourth Road DisDouglass, boarding prisoners, train frofn San Francisco. E. D. Sessions of San Francisco arrived here on the train last evening. Miss F. Stravér of Chicago is visit ng this city. George C. Gaylord returned this morning from Los Angeles, James D. Block, a commercial traveler of New York, is in this city. Richard Northey came down from Forest City yesterday. W. T. Arnold of Camptonville arrived here on the stage yesterday . George R. Bresse of San Francisco is ip town. ? Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Galbraith of the Central House have gone below.' ‘ : Colonel C. W. Tozer of Washington is in town, W. M, Grutcher arrived on last evening’s train. Dr. 8. M. Harris and Frank Wright were over from San Juan yesterday. J. A. Hustler and wifecame down froiw Patterson this morning. R. A. Blair, representing the Sperry Flour Co, of Stockton, is in town. Walter Gray of San Francisco is here on trict Fund would impose an unreasonable ind excessive burden upon the said road district, and would seriously impair .the working of the public roads, therein; it is ordered that the sum of $5 be drawn on the fourth Road District Fund,. $5 on the General Road Fund and $110 on the General fund; and the Auditor of Nevada county is hereby directed to issue warrants for the above sums and on the funds as above specified in favor of S. A. Winn. Passed by the following vote: Buffington, Donnelly, Pridgeon, Robinson and MePhetres voting aye. By order the Board adjourned nntil tomorrow (Wednesday) morning, at ten a’clock. ; DanigL McCPHETRES, President of the Board. Attest: i J.J. Gueany, Clerk, By J, C. Nrton, Deputy Clerk. eaapreobaeevei 0 46@0-—— Closing His Books. City Assessor Coughlin is closing up the work of assessing and will turn his books over to the City Clerk on the last Monday in’ May. He informs us that the assess— a visit to his brother, W. C. Gray. A. Faree of Downieville arrived here yegterday on his way to Sap Francisco, Major W. P. Ledwichb, representative of the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company of Portland, Maine, is at the Union Hotel. Mrs. W: A. Dennis will leave in a day o1 two for Los Angeles on ad visit to he, daughter. Mrs. Black and daughter of Calaveras county are visiting the.family of John Carkeek of this city. R. P, Keating, a Comstock mining man, is expected here the latter part of this week t» examine some properties. C. D. Lane and W. E. Shepman of the Mayflower mine arrived last evening from San Francisco, They are here to inspect the mine. Samuel Butler is considerably better and will be up in a few days if he continuesto ‘improve. Mrs. W. 8. Richards of the New York Hotel, who has been on: the sick list for several days, is able to be around. David Cameron and bis two children wil] leave here tomorrow for Nova Scotia, where they intend to reside. Thomas Richards has been sick several days, but is getting around again, and if all goes well will be able to resume his usual avocation jn a few days, Joseph Northey Sr. and wife have gone to San Jose to reside, in hope of benefiting their health, ‘They have suffered from inalaria for some time. Joseph Northey Jr. wil] reniain here. sarais BO Ss a Tin Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Cal K, Clarke will celebrate the tenth’ anniversary of their marriage next Monday evening, by a tin wedding at their residence on Nevada street, Invitations have been sent out, printed on ment rol] contains a number of new statements, owing to the increase-of taxable property, and that it will show a gain ef from ten to twelve per cent over last year. When his work is completed the City Trustees will meet as a Board of Equalization and go over the entire roll for the purpose of making such changes as they may con~ sider proper. fe edn “NS } N. D. G. W. Attention. Laurel Parlor will celebrate the anniversary of her organization on Tbursday evening, Avril llth. An elaborate entertainment has been prepared. Luxvu Cuivrrer, Pres. Mary Hook, Ree, Sec. — > —_—__+ 490-2 Going. Ahead. Slowly but steadily the hydraulic mining industry of the State is buildingup again. Three more permits were issued by the Dee bris Commission last week, making nearly 100 since that body began its work. With all available hydraulic mines in operation the million a month now yielded from California gold mines would nearly doubled, Including individual as well as corporate owners itis estimated_thatthere are about 250 paying quartz mines now being operated ‘in this State. — 0 28 Discharged. Loyjs Radigan, who was arrested the other day for disturbing the peace, was tried before Justice Mulloy yesterday, He wus ordered discharged, : A Bad Element, An exchange thus puts the truth to: its readers; Every growing and ambitious tin foil, note-sheet size, and enclosed in én—velopes of the same material, i a rome A Broken Leg. Yesterday afternoon. while J, C. Locklin was turning off the water at his oustom quartz mill’on Deer creek, he slipped aud atruck his leg against the fuine with suflicient force to break his thigh, Dr;-Tickell, assisted by Dr, W. C. Jones of Grass Valley, attended to Mr. Locklin’s injuries, . — 2 eo een pemeents Impure. spices are not only worthless but injurious to health, and especially if packed in cans that form rust. MILLAR’s Penona Srices are absolutely pure and garden grown, and packed in rust-proof packages. Ask for them. £183m oe ee Resumed Practice, Dr. M. P. Harris, dentist, has resumed practice in this.city, having opened an office at Room 16, Unien Hotel, Office days, Tuesdays, Vbarsdays and Saturdays, te eae re Frxzvy Finished Fotos -75 cents per doz, at the Omega,’ l town is composed of three elements. Thoze alQ-2t°~ LOCALS IN BRIEF. . Summarized Mention of Minor Home P Happenings L. P. Schwartz and James McCluskey The Board met pursuant to adjournment. . will open a cigar and tobacco store in this Present: J, M. Buffington, E, W. Doncity as soon as they can rent a suitable nelly, F. M. Pridgeon, T. J. Robinson and place, It is said to be a fact’that there are more miners employed in this district than at Grass Valley, which has not been the case in many years before. Mrs, A, Meyer will begin taking the school census of this district next Monday, and must have itcompleted by the 30th, the law only allowing fifteen days in which to.perform the work. The Constables throughout the county are considerably agitated over the law passed by the last Legi-lature regarding the fees of Constables, which hereafter will be about one-half what they have been allowed to charge. a0 ; The weather has been fair tor the past few days, but there is a sharpness to the air that is productive of ‘colds, the grip, paeumonia and kindred diseases, Jacob Lipman-of Maybert was naturalized in the Superior Court today. Witnesses: Fred Searls and George Eagye. SNES ME a een . The Chaingang Abolished. The Board of Supervisors this afternoon passed an order abolishing the chaingang. “‘WHEn'it was instituted it was the geners) opinion that if prisoners. were obliged to work on the roads there would not be so tany prisoners, but it has not had that effect to any great extent, while the expense of guards and extra meals for prisoners has been hardly compensated for by the labor performed, so the Board concluded to do away with the gang. : ; ED nas ae Native Daughters. ‘Members of Laurel Parlor appointed to prepare an entertainment for tomorrow evening have arianged an interesting program, the principal feature being a farce. A full attendance of members is desired, Ow1nG to the great rush of business during the past week, the Omega Foto Co will not leave as soon as advertised, and will continue to work at their popular prices for a few days longer. + +@e + ~ Budd as a Scalper. The Governor has ‘secured some documentary evidence proving that coyote scalps have been imported into this State from other States, One of these was a way Dill for a 125-pound box of coyote scalps from Fort Wayne to Kansas City by the Ameriean Express Company. The box was traced from Kansas, City by devious routes to Bakersfield, Kern county. Another box traced trom El Paso to Bakerstield. H. L, Packard, County Clerk of Kern county, is now being investigated by the Grand Jury, He has assigned to him claims for 6,277 scalps valued at $31,215, all of which the State was expected to pay. Only a Spur. Stockton is having a boom over the fact that work on the competing road up the San Joaquin valley is tu begin at that place. It HIS STAGE FRIGHT.The NeW Czar Acted Like a Booby and Had to Be Braced and Coached. The story of the sudden evolution of an emperor which was brought back to London by the witnesses of the’ Russian pageants of grief and joy is one of the strangest in the personal histories of great rulers. The members of the British court and the English correspondents who, followed the funeral party from Livadia to St. Petersburg saw and heard some interesting things -which—it--was not possible to describe in the dispatches which were sent homa, It is learned that for several days uter the death of Alexander LI the members of the Russian court were relaced to despair and distraction by the behavior of. the. young czar. He was completely unuerved, not so much by grief at his father’s death as by his sudden encounter with the vast-responsibilities of the position. Hé became for some days ashrinking, cowering weakling. It was almost impossible to coax or spur him into the exercise of any of his imperial functions. Those whose duty it was to prompt-him regarding the proper state and other formalities were at their wits’ end, and the situation caused the greatest alarm inthe court. When some simple course was. urged upon him, the young emperor shrank back and begged that hebe let alone. “He even whimpered when the necessity of action was pressed apon him as imperative: He more than once burst into tears ‘and acted more like a terrified child than the ruler of an empire, This continued for seveal days after the arrival of the Prince of Wales, and itwas to him-that the officials,of the Russian court finally appealed. The prince was equal to the occasion, and in the last three weeks -he has done more for England than the whole British foreign office would be able to: accomplish in a generation. He remained ‘constant: ly by the young emperor’s side, He put heart and courage into him. Before the czar reached St. Petersburg he was transformed. He not only became a man, but began to acquire some of the dignity of his rank. He soon astonished his advisers by displaying a genuinely intelligent comprehension of public affairs, with sound if not brilliant powers of judgment. 3 When the wedding day arrived, he had-developed an originality and independence of opinion which further amazed those around him. In other words, the attack of blue funk which at first caused the gravest fears for his capacity to govern has been completely conquered.—London Letter. Swearing Allegiance to Russia. The ceremony of swearing allegiance to the new czar, which has been going on in every Russian. church in Europe, is an old Byzantine one. Liturgical chants and prayers precede it. ‘The officiating priest and singers aro heard but not seen during the devotional part of the service. When they appear, they come forward. A crucifix and a copy of the gospels are on the table; The-congregation, beginning with the functionaries present, then file past the table. Each balts while the priest, holding up the forefinger and second finger of one hand, recites the oath. The person to be sworn in holds his hand in the same manner. When the formula is repeated, he says, with a hand on the gospels, “T swear,’’ and, stooping down, kisses the crucifix. .The Duke of Leuchtenberg will be a grand thing for Stockton, although’ was among those who took the oath at in the very nature of things it will be a spur. San Jose is clamoring for the road and it will get the main line, main line can reach San Francisco without crossing the bay, which is very objection able. Look at a map of the State and you willsee that it is.some sixty miles nearer It is the only way a. from San Francisco to Merced via San Jose and Pacheco Pass than by way of Stockton, and there is no bay to cross; the cars can run right to the fifty acre depot grounds granted by the State to the Spreckles road. Ofcourse it will be an overland road.. From San Jose to Merced it will have a territory of its own, + *@e+Devays are dangerous. A dollar spent for Hood s Sarsaparilla now may prevent illness which will be expensive and hard to bear. Now is the time to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, ie Hoop.’s P1L1s cure all liver ills, relieve constipation and assist digestion. 25c. pice “sane z KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make pour head clear as a bell. 25e.,.50c., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. CM Rest. hid KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 50 cts., $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, cca saben oe FINELY Finished Fotos 75 cents per doz, at the Omega, » = CENTS PER. SET. e DECORATED BREAKFAST AND LUNCH SETS, the Russian church in Paris.—Paris . Correspondent. A Musical Wonder,

Raoul Koczalski, who is only9 years f age, has written and conducted at Berlin a symphonic legend for orchestra, which is well spoken of by the critics, although it is somewhat crude in form and or¢ghestration. As a pianist he is much admired, and as conductor, too, be has shown himself a real interpreter and not a mere time beatera a oO QO ee Three for a Half. Gaylord has received a big consignment of tine fresh Nevada honey, and will dea it out to his patrons three frames for 50 cents, i mZ1itt tment SE Ab telee int nsinccprpeeees ‘ yr ad H WHEN your heart pains you and unusual palpitation is frequent, accompanied sometimes with shortness of breath and low spirits you are suffering from a disordered state of the liver, digestion is imperfect and there is wind on the stomach, If allowed to remain the trouble will ultimately reach the kidueys and then becomes dangerous to life Steps should be taken to stay its progres on the appearance of the first symptoms, Dr. J, H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm is especially adapted for disorders of. thi kind, Price $1.00 per bottle. Sold at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. stestiieeeiaiatiliial REMARKABLY RICH ORE. * A Big Strike In an Idaho Mine Made Unexpectedly. News had been received of a remarkable rich strike in the Alta mine at De Lamar, Idaho. An air shaft is being snok. Some time ago it struck into mineralized matter, apparently a flat vein, similar many re~ speet to the other veins, in that vicinity. in gold, per ton in gold. paid $5,000 to bind the contract. Everybody Will Go. event and.the.committee, are arranging fo: all who attend, +-@e >Read John Delbridge’s new ad. + 9@e + — = ' Epworth League Social.’ ‘ so be rendered and refreshments served, Easté Admission 25 cents. aQ-2t pe Se eRe et OR ee ARRIVALS*“AT THE . Union Hotel, Main Street. eggs will -be offered. for sale. James M. Corcoran, Grass Valley, M. ©. Dunkley, Ba: Fred M. Miller, oF J. Provine, “ Joe V, Snyder, ifs F, B. Ridge, en J.O, Conley, rs George Hernandez, San Francisco, D,.3; Murphy,. . Bd T. J. Robinson, ia E, W. Donnelly, “ » I Monteith, re S. C. Sawyer and wife, ‘* W. E, Shepman, a kK. Sagar, ss L. W. Washburn, re D. Curtin, wed Mrs. Clements, Redding, J.T, Howard, Lincoln, Neb.,, M. J, Darling, Chicago, Ill. J.P, Morgan, Sacramento, F. Reamer, sy Dan W. Koss, Relief Hill, J. J. Harper, ss ©, PD. Lane, Angeles Camp, . Rk, F. Lewis, Junean, Alaska, J. Montgomery, Los Angels, Johu Kilroy, Patterson. During the past few days it became apparent that the ore was valuable, and it has been duced to $14.75. sampled. The average value of the first tifty feet of ore is shown to be $27 per ton 3elow this the shaft has penetrated two and one-half feet of ore that former value $1 1.50. has not yet been assayed, but which shows to be very rich, The Alta mine adjoins the De Lamar mine,’ It was recently: bonded to Dutch parties,» who have: transferred the bond to Chicago capitalists. The price at which the Chicagu people take the property is understood to be $100,000, and they have The picnic to be given by thé-Grass Valeae ‘ , 7 ley and Nevada City firemen will take place SU] iS; Marysville [ weed, in on the 16th of May and is being talked of $3,75. During this.sale we will sell them to you for $2.75 by neatly everylédy. It will be a grand ample amusements and accommodations for Begins Thursday, April BOYS’ SUMMER-WEIGI “BOYS per suit. r The members of the Epworth League will] ers and propose this opportunity shall-benefit them. give a social at the basement of the Methodist Church on Wednesday evening, April 10th. A literary and musical program will . ble it. THE WONDER ~ Great Reduction Sale For The Next 6 Days, We have also a fine line of CHILDREN’S REEFE SUITS with sailor-collars, very pretty, the’ latest out. You can get them from us for $3.90 per suit. We also have a fine line of Men’s, Children’s Shoes, which will go at.a big reduction. : _ We appreciate the steady patronage of hundreds of custom— tith, at 8 o'clock A, M, MEN’S ENGLISH P. K. SQUARE-CUT SUITS,? popular dark blue, very neat pattern, former value $22.50, reMEN’S NEW YORK TWEED SUITS, round or square The caxt sight feer-averagse eT, cut, regular value, $12.50; reduced to $8.50 per suit. The HEXE Cb Tee Ne el MEN'S ALL-WOOL, SUMMER-WEIGHT SUITS, We reduce them: to $6.90 per suit. 1T SUITS, very pretty pat— tern, sizes from 13 to, 18 years ofage, regular value $8.50. We have reduced them to $5 per suit. : SUPERIOR-GRADE ENGLISH CASHMERE, in light mixture, three outside pockets with laps, hand-stitched button holes, pants with strengthened crotch, two top and hip pockets, vest to match, regular valué $8.50. We have reduced them to’ $5.25 per suit. -BOYS’ SINGLE-BREASTED, ROUND-CUT KNEE gray or brown, regular value Ladies’ Misses’ and We fear. we cannot do justice to everybody during the busiest hours. of the day, so we advise you to come in the morning if possif= Country Orders promptly attended to, ; Respectfully yours, au LEVITT, Proprietor of the Wonder Oultitting Stove Nevada City—Commercial Street. Grass Valley—Main Strect. . Beautiful Suitings and Overeoats, le ee ie, Se. SS, A, . . A PERFECT FIT. GUARANTEED. f } . Best’’ Suit. . . . } and see them. == j . Health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No Strength nor Energy 4 Miserable IN THE EXTREME. = CURED BY USING Ayer’s Sarsaparilla “Several years ago,my blood was in O§ bad condition, my system all run down, 8 and my general health very much im4 . mired. My hands were covered wih © arge sores, discharging all the time. I 08 had no strength. nor energy and my feelings were miserable in the extreme, At last, IT commenced taking Ayer’s Sarsavaria and soon noticed a change for the yetter. My appetite returned and with it, renewed strength. Encouraged by these results, I mens on taking the Sarsaparilla, till I had used six bottles, and my health was restored.”’—A. A. TOWNS, prop. Harris House, Thompson, N. Dak. Ayer’s on, Sarsaparilla Admitted — AT THE WORLD’S FAIR 299.9.999999999999999099 SeRewOT AEG. GEONDN TUS: 29 6000000000000000000 i2Bbe sb. db pe Reb ee eaai Bids for Privileges. once is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED proposals for privileges ut the Firemen's . —— Picnic to be held at Glenbrook Park on Thurs day, May 16, will be received up to Saturday, April 20, 1895, at 8 O’clock P.M. The following privileges will be let: Bar, Ice Cream and Con'eetionery, Shooting Gallery, (RE RS : Sab CURES CONSTIPATION b pINDIGESTION. DIZZINESS -RUPTIONS ON THE sSxKipy. Beautiries <C af! OMPLEXION FY wlio work patriotically, vigorously and in‘telligently for its advanvement, those who are in a state of apathy and indifference, and those who take a curious delight in discouraging the efforts by ridicule, by a persistent denial that any progress can be or has been accomplished, and boasting of every town but-their own, The last class are called croakers, but they are really something worse; for their opinion does hot arise from despondency, but from the unenviable spirit which will neither act for itself nor suffer others to.act. aaah ie eee aL Tene Exposure to. rough weather, dampness, extreme cold, etc., is apt to bring on an attack of rheumatism or neuralgia ; chapped . hands and face; cracked lips and violent] itching of the skin also owe their origin to cold weather, Dr, J, H. McLean’s Volcanic Oi] Liniment should be kept on hand ‘at al! times for immediate application. whén troubles of this nature appear. It is a sovereign remedy, 25c: 50c and $1.00 per bottle, ] Those in Want of Crockery, Chinaware or Glassware, will do well to visit our store and get Posted on our Prices, Newest and Prettiest Designs, Shapes and Decorations. Great American Importing Tea Co.'s Commercial Street, Nevada City. COME AND INSPECT, _ Our Beautiful Presentf Given Away With OUR TEAS, COFFEE AND SPICES. L. J. TRAUTMAN, Broad Street, below National Hotel, MAKER OF. -Fine -Boots and -Shoes, Also, Ladiés Shoes to order. sRepairing neatly and promptly done and satisfaction given, 1 Lunch stand, Music, Advertising Program, Kenting of Bicycles, and other privileges. Bids will also be received for building a Dence Platform 40%80 feet; bidders to state kind of lumber to be used and to furni-h gaid lamber themselves and take back the same ater the Pienic. The Committee reserve the Thursday, April 1th, 05. right to reject any or.all bids, All parties awarded privileges must deposit » eheck for one-half the amount 9: their hid on FOR MEN’S WEAR.~<te— . . . T have an extensive line of imported and domestic clotis for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your ‘Sunday . Iam making OVERCOAIS of the Latest . Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices . that compare favorably with ‘‘store’’ overcoats. Come . EE DULAC. Merchant ‘Tailor: Commercial Street, in Transcript Block. . . ee ee Instrumental — Ey” —AND— Vocal. Concert High Class Music Odd Fellows’ Hall, : Nevada City, —ON— Friday Evening, April 12, Under the direction of ADMISSION 50 CENTS. NEVADA THEATRE, ON EE WEEK COMMENCING . The attention of the ts called to the l adies Opening Day Of Spring Millineryea,”’. Tuestay, April 2d, and continuing during the whole wéek. When will be on exhibition the most extensive and hands somest display of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets ever seen in this market. S Everybody . invited to. call and sée_this magnificent dis— play whether they. wish to purchase or not. Prof. J. R. Davis.! Mins. Lister & Crawford: POR CITY MARSHAL, D. B. GETCHELL STLEREBY ANNOUNCED AS-A CANDIDATE for re-election to the office of City Marshal. subject to the decision of the pec ple of Nevada City; Election” Monday, May 6th, 1896, Citation. UN1TED States LAND OFFICE, ee Mar: sville, Cal., April 5, 1895. N° rICE is hereby given to all whom it may } concern, that, WHEREAS, By his letter “N” of January 3ist, 1805, the Commiesioner of the General Land Office directed th ta hearing be ordered to -as, certuin the character for minerals of the hereInafier tecc:ihed land, in erder to de’ermine Wheth r patents should issue, canveying the same fo the Central Pacific Railroad. ompany; and the Commissioner, in hia letter, allowed the said Company sixty days within. which to appl y for such hearing, and> WHEREAS, The said Company havirg, within thet me allowed, filed ita application th«refor; It is now ordered that a hearing be had before the whdersigned, at the United States Land ‘fice in Marysville, Cajifornia, on Tuesday, aia and KO NO cerscronte. 0m rovers Sold by Carr Bros, ~' Ae Te ! “Bold or sent by mail. 25c. apr package. Samples free,” the try tie warts rate, hate cal he Nanded to the undersigned. ~« J, B. GRAY, See’y., , é ut Nevada City, JD, 8, COLLINS, Ass’é. Becy., as-tf at Grass Valley, The James Ward FOLEY * WHY ? IRE es Oranges, Lemons and Bananas Than All the Other Fruit Dealers in Nevada City Combined. u Largest Variety, Lowest Prices! BW’S == LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercia! Street, Nevada City. COMPANY, Head: d by the Popular Actor, JAMES fl. WARD, In a reptoire of New Plays, Changed Nightly. ¥ Thursday Evening, April 11th, The Irish Comedy Diama, The Shaughraun. Popular Pricee—15, 25 and 35 cents, No extra charge to reserve seats, s o Ladies Matinee Saturday at 2P. M, the old standard price,: the 2ith day of May, [Re g ab described lands; , Lo: 7 of N ¥ 1-4, Lots 1 and 4 of 8 W 1-4, SE i4of8 W 1-4,N W 14 of 8 W 1-4, NE 1-4 of N bs 1 Nal ad oft 2 of N W14 of Section 138, in ‘ownsh’p orth, Ran Mablo Basu and Mer dian, et eee enna At the time and place hereiv before set, any pes n wh.» desires to may testify »s to the chare tér of any part, or of all the lands deserie ', é Dy feult_to this Gitation by a raon intereste’ will be duly noted. digs i itis further orderet that this notice be published once a wee for four aecessive weeks in the Nevada Citys DAILY TRANSCRIPT, & DeWSpeper of general cir ulation published at.Nevad. City, Nevada County, Califo nia, ne ic the valid lands, nance WILLIAM A, LOWERY, Register. a8 : tt J, SHERWOOD, Receiver. CLOSING OUT SALE AT REDUCBD PRICKS, OF ” Fine Boots 4x» Shoes, Aiso a Large Stock of Oxford Ties. Cll aud get bargains betore sizes are broen, j 4'l sales are strictly for cash. ‘ Lopairing promptly and nea ly done at JOHN DELBRIDGE,Commercial Street,...+: Nevapa (i0¥ hang le be that . in thi jnumt . build jing . ' ' scare the Pr : and . ’ bald, Hair TI been be g on fF shal Dilk of tl larg man is t mus tra, mad whe bs adv aic, Ode wee for vad the wo! wil ter’ to. thi see pe ae! ale ee ee a. to the character, for minerals, of the following