April 10, 1896 (4 pages)

t OETA ho delit RIS EEA f Published Eveuines s Daily Except Sundays and. ~~ preparing the sumptuous supper which will plus. THE DAILY TRANSORIPT. Nevada «ABU SSCRIPTION @ixty Cents a Month; Bix Dollars a Year When . of ee he Sept. 6, 4800:;" Clty, Nevada County, potions fteen.Centa a Week, Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. = "3 : “cr *: . the Gd Road ‘District Fand: * eee LOcAL Reaptne Nonices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, OnePollar a Line @ Month. Bates ¥F »r Other Advertising Made Kno.vn on Applic ition. 2° %4 4 pio Se siete . APRIL 10, 1896. BOARD OF CIty TRUSTEES. ‘A idjormd seating Held ‘Last Night ‘and the Lighting Contract Awarded. The Board of City Trustees held an adjourned meeting last evening for the purpose of awarding the contract for the lighting of the city by means of electricity. The Nevada County Electric Power Compayy were the only bidders, they submit— ting four different propositions. The bid accepted by the Board was as follows: Fifty-five 24-candle power incandescent lamps, to"bura all night, per month each, $2; 32-power lamps, $2.50; 50-candle power Jamps. ., After the bids had been spied considerable discussion followed as to which bid should be accepted. They finally decided upon the first part of the above bid, fifty, five 24-candle poweér.lamps, . The original price as set forth in the bid would amount to $110 monthly, but E, J. de Sabla on behalf of the bidders considerately reduced i¢:0-$100-and in addition stated that were the company’s bid accepted the City Hall and jail would be lighted free of charge, and ‘the contract went to the Power Company for one year, eommencing May_ Ist. ‘Pwo numerously signed petitions were: presented tothe Board. asking for all-night lights and it was in deference to the general wish of the citizens that ‘the contract for all-night lighting was made. Geo. D. Buckley appeared before the Board with a request for permission to erect a large platform over the bed of Deer creek, extending from his building on the west side to-the.opposite side, between the two iron bridges. If allowed to do so he stated that in retarn he would build a stone wall connecting the piers of both bridges on the east’ side “aid fill‘in behind the same in a substantial manner, and «in addition build a sidewalk around the lower end from Broad to Main street, The Trustees will take one week to consider the matter. Wm. 8. Richards petitioned the Board to aesist him in putting bis Broad-street well in condition for use during the coming summer, on the ground that the well is as much a public convenience as of a private or individual benefit. Action will be taken on the request one week hence, Marshal Getchell was authorized to grant Grissel Bros. the desired privilege of erecting asmall stable within the general firs limite. ? A Faithful Ropeesbutative. “Marysville Democrat: Morday afternoon in the House of Representatives the general appropration bill providing for work in improving harbors and navigable rivers was passed by nearly a unanimons vote, among the items being $250,000 for work on the ~¥uba and’ Feather rivers. At about the same hour in the Court House in this city the Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution favoring such appropriation, This proposition has been before the Committee on Rivers and Harbors two months and has been a theme for argument orally and in the newspapers, particularly in this part of the State where we are directly interested. There was atime when such a resolution would have been thankfully received at Washing‘ ton and-then it would have meant something mre than mere words, Congressman Johnson has been diligent and a faithful worker is ‘securing tecognition for the people of this county. He has felt.the need of words of encouragement from the people and offical bodies of this city and county, but he did not get it until after the battle was won. He has recognized the support given to him by the Democrat while working almost con tinuously night and day to secure the neeessary money to commence work on the Yuba river, and that his part has been performed faithfully and ‘well we extend to him the congratulations of the conservative majority of people of Yuba county. The Dance Tonight. After weeks of zealous preparation everything is now in readiness for the grand ball to be given by the ladies of St, Canice Catholic Church at Armory Hall tonight. While the condition of the weather may prove a detriment to the number of gallery spectators who would otherwise be present, it will not retard one whit the attendance of w large crowd of dancers. The music secured for the occasion is of the very best, embracing some of the very latest and appropriate dance music. The ladies have been especially particular in be served during the night at Odd Fellows banquet hall.» ; , All Kinas of Amuerment: The people of this place will not wan‘ “ih jobs in, the amusement line dur ‘nekt three weeks, but, on the other adr will probably be surfeited with a surNext Monday. night Morrison’s company will, produce ‘*Faust” here and will be. erie ‘the sticoceding night by the minstrels, “On the 234 inst, the Shaw comeommence a week’ @ engagement oat. thy oii quae stony commen by the Board of Supervisors today: W. Whitegide $6, T. M. Edwards $27.50, Ben Taylor $70, A. Lucas $68.40, Clinch & Co, $12.50, M. 8. Ferguson $11.25, John Nevin $2°50, Al Harris $51, 5, Vivian 8 Wéissbein” Bros, & Company $32.50, J. Madden $7.50. ‘towriship relating to certain changes in the fish law, There was. also a petition against changing the law. The Board decided t ‘make no-alterdtion in the law. amined and found correct and settled up to. Monday, the General Road Fund: $61,-5--F. Ritey $69.50, Watt & Co, $5.85, B. Connors $10, M. Shewbridge §8. $75. San Francisco, is in town. “BoD. oP SUPERVISORS ing April 6th. The. _sdlening business. was.transacted The following demands were allowed om Labor on Roads—Nick Smith $95.75, G. Petition from citizens of, Meadow Lake The fee books of the Recorder were exApril 6, 1896. The fee books of the County Clerk were examined. and found correct and settled up] to: Monday; “April 6, 1896, : The following demands were allowed op labor on roads—Jémes Harrigan For E. W. Donnelly, mileage and per diem, ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. —— A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. «J. J. Ott is again contined in bed with sickness, E,. W.Doyle and James Doyle, of Smartsville, came up from there today. J. H. Moran arrived here last evening from Sacramento. Dan M. Mongley of Oroville arrived here last evening. SG. A. Monley of San’ Jose is "here spending a few days. Miss Alice Haake returned from San Francisco last evening. Mis. J. -A.°'Northway returned from Sacramento last evening. Jas, McBride, the hardware drummer of J. S. Landsburg came down from Relief Hill last evening. Mrs. Dubourdien of Sierra City came down today, 2 H.°B: Catton of Sacramento came in on the morning train, J. H. Davie and R. Penrose came over from Relief Hill last night. W. W. Casserly and wife, Francis Casserly and Mrs. L. Bouthon, of Goodyear’s Bar, arrived here last evening from Sap Francisco, on their way home. Mrs. J. J. Kein’ and children of San Francisco arrived here today on their way way to Downieville. W. R. Wallace of Avlaes arrived here last evening. F, Sletdser of San Fransteot is in town. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, Oyster Soup at the Star & Crescent tonight. There are 18 inches of snow at the Erie mine, on the Washington ridge, and over 3 feet at the Mountain House. Superintendent Dave Johnson and Chas. Cairns came down from the Spanish mine today. A. Garcia aud wife of Downieville came down today. and EK. Eisicks up’ from Grass Valley today and lodged. them in the county jail, where they will be imprisoned nine days for vagrancy. ae Snow enough to cover the ground and make everything white fell early this morning. It did not last long and by_10 o'clock had all disappeared, Giovanni Mazza, a native oi Austria, was naturalized today upon the testimony of A. Mazza and Daniel. McPhetres. The salary of the Postmaster at Nevada City; for the fiscal year:beginning Jaly 1, 1896, will be $1,800—the same as last year. Last year’s receipts of the office were $500 more than for the preceding year, but in order to secure an increase of salary the receipts. would have to reach the 7,000 mark. The Georgia Minstrels. Our people will again have the pleasure of seeing a first-class thinstrel performance Georgia Minstrels will appear at the ‘to make such a statement. Constable Townsend brought James Gray ; next Tuesday evening, when the famous Killed by Robbers. Los Anae.es, April-10.—T. T. Hayes was murdered by two men in his store at]. Puente. The robbers ordered Hayes to open the safe. Instead he grabbed a pistol and was about to shoot, whee the ug tages fired and killed him, A Coward's Devi. ‘Cutcaao, April 9. —William ‘Smith, “a painter, was shot and instantly killed: while asleep by William Cummings this morning. , Cummings was arrested. Jealousy is ,be «. lieyed to be the cauee of the murder, Smit having supplanted Cummings in the affections of Miss Maggie Connors, with whom . Smith was living. 4 —— Naval Appropriations.” Wasuiaton, D. C., April 10.—The House Committee’s appropriation bill has been reported. For fortifications, warships, armament, etc., ati appropriation of $5,842,000 is provided for, with an additional appropriation, at the disposal of the Secretary of War, of $5,542,000, making . the total appropriations $11,384 000. The estimates of the War Departinent amounted to $8, 047,000. a Upholding Our Donators. © San Francisco, April 10. _The Hixecas tive Committee ofthe State Miners’ Association held a méeting last night, President J. H. Neff presiding, A.H. Ricketts attacked the Sacramento «RecordUnion for calling to accouat Senators Perkins and White for sending’a letter to the Secretary of the Interior in.which it was stated that mineral lands had been patented to the’ Central Pacific Railroad, The RecordUnion © stated that the Railroad Company’ had no intention of doing so and the Sena: tors named had no right to take the liberty Ricketts said that the railroad had patented mines belonging to. other people and that Attorney -Herrin of the railroad had admitted that such was the casein a few instances. The, Executive Committee endorsed the. action. of Senators White and Perkins and voted to take measures to secure redress in the. matter. : s } eye The President's Position. New York, April 10.—The _Recorder’s Washington special says there is good reason to believe that President Cleveland will soon take action on the Cuban-resolutions, Ina letter which the President has lately written he speaks of the deep interest the people of the United States have taken in Cuban affairs. He hopes concessions may be made and that the war may be brought to a speedy close and peace reatored. The Spanish Minister informed him some time since that he expected the. trouble would be settled in Cuba before the: rainy season set in, and asked that until then the United States refrain from taking any action in the matter, The rainy season in Cuba is near at hand, and is understood that the President is preparing to act regarding the resolutions recently passed by Congress. The American Athletes, Arnens, Greece, April 10.—Yesterday the American athletes competed in the gymnastic coutests on the rings and bars and in team work. The Greeks took first prizes Seventy Two Miners Perish. Borre Crry, Mon., April 16.—Eeporte from Basin say that there is ne longer any doubt but what the 72 miners imprisoned which came from. the mine Wednesday nesday night was so impure that one.man at the month of the shaft was overcome. aud, nearly died from the effects. The flames were extinguished at 2 o'clock yeaterday morning, ‘Telegraphic! I From all Parts of the World. views ie one o'clock: This: Afternoorr:. ee ee {Special to the bly ‘Transcript 4 stantly killed-at the-Henry. street_ crossing ‘. greatly from pains in the head for the past six weeks, and it is believed that he comin the Hope mine are all dead, The air as Gomez Dead. New,.Yorx,.April 10.—A dispatch from Havana says that General Gomez, of the irs journey, Two Men Killed by a Train. CuHIcaco, April 9.—Two men were inof the Chicago, & Northwestern road in Harlem yesterday afternoon. They were: Fred‘ Payne’ tnd James McKinstry. The men were riding in a covered milk wagon and didnot! poseethe approaching train until . too late. Marderer's 5 Confession WILKESBARRE, Pa., April 9.—George Windisch, the Pittston wife murderer, under sentence of death, has made a confession of his crime to Rev. G. A. Stuntz. He told the clergyman he killed his wife after she had at'acked him with a chisel. He. said he did not want the case taken tothe SuCourt-because it would be an unnecés* sary outlay of money. After depositing $45 in the hands of the jail-warden to buy a coffin for him the condemned man gave the balance of his money, $600, to Rev, Mr, Strunts to be divided between Windisch’ 8 ilar. : : has lost one of its oddest characters, Fred Herner, twenty years was known as, ‘‘Pick-~Up’’.to the public, was found dead in the cabin that he o¢cupied on South H street. Fs ey ¥ : Lea py 4 Ps “Suicide of Henry Fitch. Wasuinaton, April 9.—Henry Fiteh, a brother of Geo. K, Fitch, once one of ‘the proprietors ‘of the San Francisco Bulletin and‘Call; Gummitted suicide here by shoot-+ ing himself through the head at his home on Capitol Hill, He had been soffering mitted the deed in a fit of temporary aberration of the mind.He was a. native of means, Cecil Rhodes Reported De Lonpox, April 8,——-There. were rumors, on ~ Marder i Suicide, SarEM, Mags., April-¢.—What the poy lice belidve to ‘be a murder, and suivide was disclosed today when ao alarm of fire was given for a slight blaze in the apartment occupied by Miss Josephine Manning, dressmaker, The fire was in a folding bed, On the bed Isy Mies Manning dead. Chas. Flynn, . -who had been keeping company with her for some time, was writhing in pain from a bullet wound. He died soon. The fire, which probably resulted from a pistol shot among the bed clothes, was extinguished before serious damage was on the rings, the Americans being the windone. 3 TRY OUR ners on the bars, In the _ long-distance é:< : : “ ‘ , footrace three Greeks came in anepd, ra BY TELEPHONE. S: pest seer ge MONEY a dec pcre! The Latest Grass Valley Items--Up ‘to 4 brttock This Afternoon. While Miss Louise White, aged 17, was working in the kitchen at her uncle’s home this “moriibg, a tramp came “to” the glass door which was locked. The young lady Ftald the-fellow that she had nothing to give him, jbut. he refused “to go, He tried to open the door, and finding it fastened attempted to turn the lock with a piece of wire that he had in his hand, Seeing that ‘te Will Make Some Important Inspecmbrbbéres HEE Debris Coiarb tskidn, grrited ‘. on the Knight’s , Landing train last ‘might, ‘. Colonel Chatles Rassell Sutter, the other ‘. member of the cama piriap Ae did ¥ accom;. .Western ; Phipyse Tohie@ ‘Waite, D. E. Knight A ‘1some other surgents, < died of heart failure while on yee ike estern Hotel * MONEY ~~ reed Virani City, April-9.—The Comstock . : the old man “who for the past) tons: on Thursday. E, L. B. Davis and Captain C. K, Gillette, pany them owing” to business he had to attend, tos ‘Thay were met aa the otel by. hag Ellis, Jr., & prominent citizens, ‘Captain Gillette explained that they’ ‘would havebefore the gentlemen retired ‘thé *foll Sue Lael fig dndidrive.as. ‘farses cthe, Weather. river bridge, They «will fetarn ‘and ‘go De Guerre-Point and= willy retara *on-a bs ‘. Phey will then visit: thd: Mfent-bff’? andaafter: making aninapection: willdrive toWheat— Jand and inspect the Bear river. “They will? be Bi ipem by ee ahove n ae * tle . “men” “‘Btond ttt erge, palerg ue ¢ “Keep” ‘Your ‘Money’ at Home. SELL RES. BOLE 3 ‘pon’t ‘send away froin town’ when yon can get a Hardwood Antique Suite, se) pieces, f for, $24 00., jr cae se Don't t ask ‘for. credit. jin DI Lra SHAW Co. "The Best Fence. ¢. “Hardy, and. Mr Gr Cross, ‘of vel due, have the. ‘Nevada county agency for the Star woven wire fence machine, and are ready to take orders for fences of any length and of different styles. The feng they put up are of the best quality “and are very, atylish,"aid! also © fatieapl tite them for particulars. watt . a8-lw oa : MONEY savuG DISHES Be MONEY SAVERS sete tea Lunch Buckets, Coffee Pot, ‘Green jcatehy : ‘each, or 6 for 25. Pans, Mustard Pots, Vegetable Dish, Salad Dish. 10c each, or 3:for 25e. Tea: Sets 4&4 Pieces, complete for 12 persons. Pure White, Delicate: Blue, Brown. and Rich Gold Spray Decorations. Money Saving Prices: Por Set Dinner Sets 6O Pieces, baie @ fér'6 ‘persons. Pure White, Delicate eS Brown and Rich . Gold Spray. Decorations, thie Stock » Exchange . today that. Cecil Rhodes, formerly Premier of Cape Colony, Money. Saving Prices Por sel re died-of fever in Matabeleland. The rumor . $65» 4e*P> 4 Fs pe, ib: 35, 6"¢ caused.a decline in the company’s securities, 3 $ ‘Dinner Sets 100 Pieces, complete for 12 persons. Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Righ Gold Spray. Décorations, : “Money Saving Prides Per Set 5.5%. §5% 25> $00. 9:59 40°52. Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St., Grass Valley. Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, 8S, F. © Jeo tn OPERATION Money Saved Every Day No Special Day New York Bakery go over cotididerablé ‘ground: in a ie te ng Oat Meal Bowls, Custard Cups, Spooners, . . ; Plates, Dairy Pans, Hand re ao ‘Bel. “. the cheapest. 10¢ MONEY SAVERS Berry Dish, Milk "Paile Meat’ ‘Dish; ‘Dish Great American Importing Tea Co, = > ‘Morrison's Raat." “Fausty as givenby the rivorh,Gom. , feb the: ee ite Theatre. next Monday evening. ‘The story. has been celebrated in song and in. its operatic form thas been elaborately staged for years, but it remained tor this compiny to present it inet Appeal or yesterday-#Mn jor} i-worthy-dramatio: form” with all’ effects and accessories necessary. :to ,.give.it that weirduess-intended by the author: In this}: version the role. of. Mephisto ‘is* made: a jolly, jovial devil, on calculated to enchain the souls of nen in’ tht glamour ‘of forbidden ‘pleasures. Oue of the most notable sceni¢ effects is at the end of, the first. act, where Mephisto exults over ‘the capture of the sonl.of Faust, when: “midst .\darkness and,thunder barsts,*» the :blazing cross ap‘pears over the Oathedra} doors. To. Develop. th p.the Mines. : Marysville. Demoorat: "While in San Francisco. Satnrday. last, “Col. _Btone,. who} is interested in developing quartz :mines in the Brown’s Valley district, said that: arrangements had been ‘nade to: fully develop, Men of capital have ‘taken’ the “matter in! thirty. days, eceie dt: ork tri < oon — Spring Millinery, nl The Largest = ‘and Tost : Fashionable Stock — “in =: ‘Nevada County, ‘Don’ 3 aoa vik your purchases. ‘with~ oat eppiehaay goods and prices. RS.’ ‘Tt. MARION, ‘Leader Millinery, ‘NEVADA CITY. {+Don’t Fail_» Tosee the Fine Stock’ of ‘Boots and Shoes Kept by— 2 ~" ° A.J. Boyey, Broad Street, Opposite Union Street. ae mannerand at reasonable prices, choicest the Pennsylvania * ‘and Jefferson’ ctaims.j Ale — wf "i meoutes le fiabd and work will be commenced i in about, frei (A Course : a, Secures Friday dvesing: “Aprit 24 24) HOH. J.T. HOWARD, of Grass Valley. Boots and shoes made to order in: the best}: we Yes, Vou Do a James Kinkead’s Repairing neatly and piece attended to. a4]’ ee ohn W. ga IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, -ON MAIN STREET, :1)¥ “ . . .eiaa.opened.the.most-clegaat: ee Nevada City. He will _ keep be hae the tike pe Le Winesy Nias Scdiled ad To ‘be fonnd in the State, «Call around and see my ogee and-test my goods, BARGE Lanes a eee a H. "McKECHNIE, f “HOUSE PAINTER PAPER HANGER. « atl He baa om a tea Ol Finishing and nt Di ihe will is dotivceee . at se METHODIST CHORCH, ‘Under the suapione of te, _ adios Mid Soe ts oe as FOLLOWS : 3 Friday Evening, April 17th;°) . . REY. L. J, GARVER, of Grass Valley. ‘Babigo}7Spnshine a Was.” ee) ‘ 2 > a en a8 Tickets for the coe 50 conte. vee Tickets, 25 cents, (! . eet n’s Tickets, 10 cents; You want to buy your. goods where you can get . thenr Not cheap goods but cheap prices, There is just one place in Nevada City ep ope e agt can do Just That Thing.—~» or To be plain, it is an acknowledged fick chat . +4 yeh _ Has the largest stock of Furniture and all other things in’ ration of ie his line, of all Grades, Kinds and ‘Style, and will'sell them at Bs BF DORE NS POUR . OAK) ee, SEES RY 9.10; y-15 1a lower rate than any other house in the County. Cal at his Commercial Street Stores and. Bee = for eoureer Fine. Imported ba. per quart bottle. Has received a consignment’ of Wines which he will sell at the ~ as following figures : ; he Morgan’s Imported Sherry,.50 cents per, quart. paxtle George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle, ae ae Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per qutatt bottle: . eh A American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottle. «Durand & Co. Extra See. 75 cents, pint bottle, Poe Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per r gallon. "Also, 4 dozen of bottles: fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents and. California SCR. ~ Li IY LE batt P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, Theatre, The company is acknowledged he was determined to get in, the now to be the peer of any aggregation of minown special car. The company is headed city as. one of the fuaniest of funny men. A New Flag. toflay. public occasions, Ladies? Oxford Ties, Ladies’ Oxford Ties, p patent tips, ‘aie $1 hours, Apply at Western Un‘on Telegraph . Office strel talent in existence and on the broadgauge lines travel about the country in their by the eminent colored artist, Billy Kersands, well known by theatre-goers of this A twenty-foot silk bunting flag, recently ordered by the Supervisors, was received It: wiil float from. the staff ‘on ‘the Court House on all legal holidays and other Sequel. of an Elopement. Mason, Ohio, April.9.—Maggie . py the’ pretty organist in’ the Metho Church here, who eloped with Rev, John Shorten, the pastor of the church, last August, reached home this afternoon from Philadelphia with a young babe in her arms. Her humble pareuts welcomed her home. Her boy baby was , born.on the 12th of last December. Shé says Shorten’e sulary as a canvasser failed to support both: aud that “his employer threatened to discharge him if he continued to live with her Sbe says he was kind to her, and that they eloped fo escape the shame of-exposure. .4 per pair, ¥ the Brauch Wobder, m2-tt Card of Thgakty: es (This hers a » Epworth, League wil! ae To my papile, and to the children and al! . give ® reception to Miss Ratha Morgan a: Boy Wanted. others who so kindly assisted me in giving the Methodist Church, anda very pleasant; Messen ser boy : wanted. during school the concert and cperetta at the Theatre tite 4a sabipiosted,. Miss Morgan. #ill <i Wednesday evening, I desire to; retuep 2 ) presence of mind and screaming procured: a big pistol, and pointing it at the tramp ordéred him to go. The sight of the revolve: st . caused the man to beat a hasty retreat from ‘It ‘is reported that L. Voss intends soon City in opposition to the combine tha: was recently éotered’ into by other dealers. gee cut prices it is said, ‘he High School Class of ‘96 -will give an entertainment and dance at McDonald’ * Halt ‘Saturday evening, to: which the Clas: of ’96 of the Nevada —_ High School bes been invited,” bo Rs ‘ ‘, ‘Will Hold a. "a Reception. to, San. ‘Prancisco next week to join her}. mont atnoere thanks. he. . ~ -‘Mrs.H,G, Pargon, parents, who have gone theré to live for sev» frightened young lady, instead of losing her. to begin selling lumber here and at Nevads . ” Commercial St,; adjoining Transcript Block. CARL SHIBT, 6Ne YORK BAKERY through ell time, Pexcetient Goods are always nére *F* “YV bolesome Bread, if you should seek, OR brace to none here, patrons deem, : rey pies, all made’ with skill and care,” , His price is-always just and fai ‘Pixe nachoice Weading Cakes, we vee, ‘ “Ob finest styles, and ‘purity Ke thie in aia that near aad tab; eral months, In public. favor. ee at To serve, us well is Seibt’s ide A ‘He has it-fresh Sureeghous the week. In Bnrese ei » be is Bl ssiuirtyate-e-+-+ cbmmamennnal Hus ou Hand. ~The Freshest and . Best Sock” Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, : “GIVE ME A TRIAL. , Btc., Btc ot) To be somes: in Nevada City a For twenty years eres eee Serene SAO cae as The New York Bakery ia the KAx + Ai endian tin inl a Depsoins ‘delivered free of charge. . TP Ey ie ch Sea ATSaet eee a he A ~ a We have taken the Tead 4 in n Sih Millingey.:. . Trimmed Hats s. Le ster & CrawfordMAhenilig rs Dit 6B. > ME! Sab es OTe at Satine enine Se eit, Bae State Dont buy until you have: seen our elegant display, of. _Aw o Ba in . Peat ae gorrnd, Pats . > at stake to make As old “Uncle **Boys, don’t awe utream ;”” so in t The water que. ter that is at pre would be unwise membership of th was presented to Trustees, and. tl matters relating sympathy with tl it-would be a m this time. The Robert J. Ing the only real-hea: was on the occasi Pringle’s_,Famou Washington, D. facial contortions pletely captured mever since faile * Golonel ahould by; Pringle’s entertair well as all others, as the manager his previous efforts; a wand evening band Whist Ci : Last evening th cae 8=©=—s bere were ‘enterta ‘ Rosenberg at thei street, The clab. and all speak high hospitality show were won: by: Fr Charles Grisae); Mulloy and Mrs, . prizes by F. T. Olarke. On W 22d, the club wil -and Mra: W. D. } A Baby “My beby had . iloh’s ong Ce ” Ww unteville, Ala. Wom The same enligh man natare which the Republic on 1 { aaviours to confer ’ slaves, should ani: in bestowing equa half of our popula the most virtuous, worthy. Until t) mo true democracy} public is such onl W. Wendie of Os Sprit Leutje & Bran aplendid stock of ‘use of ladies, Au tiful belts with The assortment is different hues, an tiest ever scey. i around and see th display at the we! -entalishment. oe ‘We, the under: vest in the busines 180 Buckles teed to oa ue i nale at Carr Bros Se anc eee: » Bros Grass at Celiuloid: cents, ig ca — Laws Grasa a

t OETA ho delit RIS EEA f Published Eveuines s Daily Except Sundays and. ~~ preparing the sumptuous supper which will plus. THE DAILY TRANSORIPT. Nevada «ABU SSCRIPTION @ixty Cents a Month; Bix Dollars a Year When . of ee he Sept. 6, 4800:;" Clty, Nevada County, potions fteen.Centa a Week, Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. = "3 : “cr *: . the Gd Road ‘District Fand: * eee LOcAL Reaptne Nonices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, OnePollar a Line @ Month. Bates ¥F »r Other Advertising Made Kno.vn on Applic ition. 2° %4 4 pio Se siete .. APRIL 10, 1896. BOARD OF CIty TRUSTEES. ‘A idjormd seating Held ‘Last Night ‘and the Lighting Contract Awarded. The Board of City Trustees held an adjourned meeting last evening for the purpose of awarding the contract for the lighting of the city by means of electricity. The Nevada County Electric Power Compayy were the only bidders, they submit— ting four different propositions. The bid accepted by the Board was as follows: Fifty-five 24-candle power incandescent lamps, to"bura all night, per month each, $2; 32-power lamps, $2.50; 50-candle power Jamps. ., After the bids had been spied considerable discussion followed as to which bid should be accepted. They finally decided upon the first part of the above bid, fifty, five 24-candle poweér.lamps, . The original price as set forth in the bid would amount to $110 monthly, but E, J. de Sabla on behalf of the bidders considerately reduced i¢:0-$100-and in addition stated that were the company’s bid accepted the City Hall and jail would be lighted free of charge, and ‘the contract went to the Power Company for one year, eommencing May_ Ist. ‘Pwo numerously signed petitions were: presented tothe Board. asking for all-night lights and it was in deference to the general wish of the citizens that ‘the contract for all-night lighting was made. Geo. D. Buckley appeared before the Board with a request for permission to erect a large platform over the bed of Deer creek, extending from his building on the west side to-the.opposite side, between the two iron bridges. If allowed to do so he stated that in retarn he would build a stone wall connecting the piers of both bridges on the east’ side “aid fill‘in behind the same in a substantial manner, and «in addition build a sidewalk around the lower end from Broad to Main street, The Trustees will take one week to consider the matter. Wm. 8. Richards petitioned the Board to aesist him in putting bis Broad-street well in condition for use during the coming summer, on the ground that the well is as much a public convenience as of a private or individual benefit. Action will be taken on the request one week hence, Marshal Getchell was authorized to grant Grissel Bros. the desired privilege of erecting asmall stable within the general firs limite. ? A Faithful Ropeesbutative. “Marysville Democrat: Morday afternoon in the House of Representatives the general appropration bill providing for work in improving harbors and navigable rivers was passed by nearly a unanimons vote, among the items being $250,000 for work on the ~¥uba and’ Feather rivers. At about the same hour in the Court House in this city the Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution favoring such appropriation, This proposition has been before the Committee on Rivers and Harbors two months and has been a theme for argument orally and in the newspapers, particularly in this part of the State where we are directly interested. There was atime when such a resolution would have been thankfully received at Washing‘ ton and-then it would have meant something mre than mere words, Congressman Johnson has been diligent and a faithful worker is ‘securing tecognition for the people of this county. He has felt.the need of words of encouragement from the people and offical bodies of this city and county, but he did not get it until after the battle was won. He has recognized the support given to him by the Democrat while working almost con tinuously night and day to secure the neeessary money to commence work on the Yuba river, and that his part has been performed faithfully and ‘well we extend to him the congratulations of the conservative majority of people of Yuba county. The Dance Tonight. After weeks of zealous preparation everything is now in readiness for the grand ball to be given by the ladies of St, Canice Catholic Church at Armory Hall tonight. While the condition of the weather may prove a detriment to the number of gallery spectators who would otherwise be present, it will not retard one whit the attendance of w large crowd of dancers. The music secured for the occasion is of the very best, embracing some of the very latest and appropriate dance music. The ladies have been especially particular in be served during the night at Odd Fellows banquet hall.» ; , All Kinas of Amuerment: The people of this place will not wan‘ “ih jobs in, the amusement line dur ‘nekt three weeks, but, on the other adr will probably be surfeited with a surNext Monday. night Morrison’s company will, produce ‘*Faust” here and will be. erie ‘the sticoceding night by the minstrels, “On the 234 inst, the Shaw comeommence a week’ @ engagement oat. thy oii quae stony commen by the Board of Supervisors today: W. Whitegide $6, T. M. Edwards $27.50, Ben Taylor $70, A. Lucas $68.40, Clinch & Co, $12.50, M. 8. Ferguson $11.25, John Nevin $2°50, Al Harris $51, 5, Vivian 8 Wéissbein” Bros, & Company $32.50, J. Madden $7.50. ‘towriship relating to certain changes in the fish law, There was. also a petition against changing the law. The Board decided t ‘make no-alterdtion in the law. amined and found correct and settled up to. Monday, the General Road Fund: $61,-5--F. Ritey $69.50, Watt & Co, $5.85, B. Connors $10, M. Shewbridge §8. $75. San Francisco, is in town. “BoD. oP SUPERVISORS ing April 6th. The. _sdlening business. was.transacted The following demands were allowed om Labor on Roads—Nick Smith $95.75, G. Petition from citizens of, Meadow Lake The fee books of the Recorder were exApril 6, 1896. The fee books of the County Clerk were examined. and found correct and settled up] to: Monday; “April 6, 1896, : The following demands were allowed op labor on roads—Jémes Harrigan For E. W. Donnelly, mileage and per diem, ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. —— A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. «J. J. Ott is again contined in bed with sickness, E,. W.Doyle and James Doyle, of Smartsville, came up from there today. J. H. Moran arrived here last evening from Sacramento. Dan M. Mongley of Oroville arrived here last evening. SG. A. Monley of San’ Jose is "here spending a few days. Miss Alice Haake returned from San Francisco last evening. Mis. J. -A.°'Northway returned from Sacramento last evening. Jas, McBride, the hardware drummer of J. S. Landsburg came down from Relief Hill last evening. Mrs. Dubourdien of Sierra City came down today, 2 H.°B: Catton of Sacramento came in on the morning train, J. H. Davie and R. Penrose came over from Relief Hill last night. W. W. Casserly and wife, Francis Casserly and Mrs. L. Bouthon, of Goodyear’s Bar, arrived here last evening from Sap Francisco, on their way home. Mrs. J. J. Kein’ and children of San Francisco arrived here today on their way way to Downieville. W. R. Wallace of Avlaes arrived here last evening. F, Sletdser of San Fransteot is in town. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, Oyster Soup at the Star & Crescent tonight. There are 18 inches of snow at the Erie mine, on the Washington ridge, and over 3 feet at the Mountain House. Superintendent Dave Johnson and Chas. Cairns came down from the Spanish mine today. A. Garcia aud wife of Downieville came down today. and EK. Eisicks up’ from Grass Valley today and lodged. them in the county jail, where they will be imprisoned nine days for vagrancy. ae Snow enough to cover the ground and make everything white fell early this morning. It did not last long and by_10 o'clock had all disappeared, Giovanni Mazza, a native oi Austria, was naturalized today upon the testimony of A. Mazza and Daniel. McPhetres. The salary of the Postmaster at Nevada City; for the fiscal year:beginning Jaly 1, 1896, will be $1,800—the same as last year. Last year’s receipts of the office were $500 more than for the preceding year, but in order to secure an increase of salary the receipts. would have to reach the 7,000 mark. The Georgia Minstrels. Our people will again have the pleasure of seeing a first-class thinstrel performance Georgia Minstrels will appear at the ‘to make such a statement. Constable Townsend brought James Gray ; next Tuesday evening, when the famous Killed by Robbers. Los Anae.es, April-10.—T. T. Hayes was murdered by two men in his store at]. Puente. The robbers ordered Hayes to open the safe. Instead he grabbed a pistol and was about to shoot, whee the ug tages fired and killed him, A Coward's Devi. ‘Cutcaao, April 9. —William ‘Smith, “a painter, was shot and instantly killed: while asleep by William Cummings this morning. , Cummings was arrested. Jealousy is ,be «. lieyed to be the cauee of the murder, Smit having supplanted Cummings in the affections of Miss Maggie Connors, with whom . Smith was living. 4 —— Naval Appropriations.” Wasuiaton, D. C., April 10.—The House Committee’s appropriation bill has been reported. For fortifications, warships, armament, etc., ati appropriation of $5,842,000 is provided for, with an additional appropriation, at the disposal of the Secretary of War, of $5,542,000, making . the total appropriations $11,384 000. The estimates of the War Departinent amounted to $8, 047,000. a Upholding Our Donators. © San Francisco, April 10. _The Hixecas tive Committee ofthe State Miners’ Association held a méeting last night, President J. H. Neff presiding, A.H. Ricketts attacked the Sacramento «RecordUnion for calling to accouat Senators Perkins and White for sending’a letter to the Secretary of the Interior in.which it was stated that mineral lands had been patented to the’ Central Pacific Railroad, The RecordUnion © stated that the Railroad Company’ had no intention of doing so and the Sena: tors named had no right to take the liberty Ricketts said that the railroad had patented mines belonging to. other people and that Attorney -Herrin of the railroad had admitted that such was the casein a few instances. The, Executive Committee endorsed the. action. of Senators White and Perkins and voted to take measures to secure redress in the. matter. : s } eye The President's Position. New York, April 10.—The _Recorder’s Washington special says there is good reason to believe that President Cleveland will soon take action on the Cuban-resolutions, Ina letter which the President has lately written he speaks of the deep interest the people of the United States have taken in Cuban affairs. He hopes concessions may be made and that the war may be brought to a speedy close and peace reatored. The Spanish Minister informed him some time since that he expected the. trouble would be settled in Cuba before the: rainy season set in, and asked that until then the United States refrain from taking any action in the matter, The rainy season in Cuba is near at hand, and is understood that the President is preparing to act regarding the resolutions recently passed by Congress. The American Athletes, Arnens, Greece, April 10.—Yesterday the American athletes competed in the gymnastic coutests on the rings and bars and in team work. The Greeks took first prizes Seventy Two Miners Perish. Borre Crry, Mon., April 16.—Eeporte from Basin say that there is ne longer any doubt but what the 72 miners imprisoned which came from. the mine Wednesday nesday night was so impure that one.man at the month of the shaft was overcome. aud, nearly died from the effects. The flames were extinguished at 2 o'clock yeaterday morning, ‘Telegraphic! I From all Parts of the World. views ie one o'clock: This: Afternoorr:. ee ee {Special to the bly ‘Transcript 4 stantly killed-at the-Henry. street_ crossing ‘. greatly from pains in the head for the past six weeks, and it is believed that he comin the Hope mine are all dead, The air as Gomez Dead. New,.Yorx,.April 10.—A dispatch from Havana says that General Gomez, of the irs journey, Two Men Killed by a Train.. CuHIcaco, April 9.—Two men were inof the Chicago, & Northwestern road in Harlem yesterday afternoon. They were: Fred‘ Payne’ tnd James McKinstry. The men were riding in a covered milk wagon and didnot! poseethe approaching train until . too late. Marderer's 5 Confession WILKESBARRE, Pa., April 9.—George Windisch, the Pittston wife murderer, under sentence of death, has made a confession of his crime to Rev. G. A. Stuntz. He told the clergyman he killed his wife after she had at'acked him with a chisel. He. said he did not want the case taken tothe SuCourt-because it would be an unnecés* sary outlay of money. After depositing $45 in the hands of the jail-warden to buy a coffin for him the condemned man gave the balance of his money, $600, to Rev, Mr, Strunts to be divided between Windisch’ 8 ilar. : : has lost one of its oddest characters, Fred Herner, twenty years was known as, ‘‘Pick-~Up’’.to the public, was found dead in the cabin that he o¢cupied on South H street. Fs ey ¥ : Lea py 4 Ps “Suicide of Henry Fitch. Wasuinaton, April 9.—Henry Fiteh, a brother of Geo. K, Fitch, once one of ‘the proprietors ‘of the San Francisco Bulletin and‘Call; Gummitted suicide here by shoot-+ ing himself through the head at his home on Capitol Hill, He had been soffering mitted the deed in a fit of temporary aberration of the mind..He was a. native of means, Cecil Rhodes Reported De Lonpox, April 8,——-There. were rumors, on ~ Marder i Suicide, SarEM, Mags., April-¢.—What the poy lice belidve to ‘be a murder, and suivide was disclosed today when ao alarm of fire was given for a slight blaze in the apartment occupied by Miss Josephine Manning, dressmaker, The fire was in a folding bed, On the bed Isy Mies Manning dead. Chas. Flynn, . -who had been keeping company with her for some time, was writhing in pain from a bullet wound. He died soon. The fire, which probably resulted from a pistol shot among the bed clothes, was extinguished before serious damage was on the rings, the Americans being the windone. 3 TRY OUR ners on the bars, In the _ long-distance é:< : : “ ‘ , footrace three Greeks came in anepd, ra BY TELEPHONE. S: pest seer ge MONEY a dec pcre! The Latest Grass Valley Items--Up ‘to 4 brttock This Afternoon. While Miss Louise White, aged 17, was working in the kitchen at her uncle’s home this “moriibg, a tramp came “to” the glass door which was locked. The young lady Ftald the-fellow that she had nothing to give him, jbut. he refused “to go, He tried to open the door, and finding it fastened attempted to turn the lock with a piece of wire that he had in his hand, Seeing that ‘te Will Make Some Important Inspecmbrbbéres HEE Debris Coiarb tskidn, grrited ‘. on the Knight’s , Landing train last ‘might, ‘. Colonel Chatles Rassell Sutter, the other ‘. member of the cama piriap Ae did ¥ accom;. .Western ; Phipyse Tohie@ ‘Waite, D. E. Knight A ‘1some other

surgents, < died of heart failure while on yee ike estern Hotel * MONEY ~~ reed Virani City, April-9.—The Comstock . : the old man “who for the past) tons: on Thursday. E, L. B. Davis and Captain C. K, Gillette, pany them owing” to business he had to attend, tos ‘Thay were met aa the otel by. hag Ellis, Jr., & prominent citizens, ‘Captain Gillette explained that they’ ‘would havebefore the gentlemen retired ‘thé *foll Sue Lael fig dndidrive.as. ‘farses cthe, Weather. river bridge, They «will fetarn ‘and ‘go De Guerre-Point and= willy retara *on-a bs ‘. Phey will then visit: thd: Mfent-bff’? andaafter: making aninapection: willdrive toWheat— Jand and inspect the Bear river. “They will? be Bi ipem by ee ahove n ae * tle . “men” “‘Btond ttt erge, palerg ue ¢ “Keep” ‘Your ‘Money’ at Home. SELL RES. BOLE 3 ‘pon’t ‘send away froin town’ when yon can get a Hardwood Antique Suite, se) pieces, f for, $24 00., jr cae se Don't t ask ‘for. credit. jin DI Lra SHAW Co. "The Best Fence. ¢. “Hardy, and. Mr Gr Cross, ‘of vel due, have the. ‘Nevada county agency for the Star woven wire fence machine, and are ready to take orders for fences of any length and of different styles. The feng they put up are of the best quality “and are very, atylish,"aid! also © fatieapl tite them for particulars. watt . a8-lw oa : MONEY savuG DISHES Be MONEY SAVERS sete tea Lunch Buckets, Coffee Pot, ‘Green jcatehy : ‘each, or 6 for 25. Pans, Mustard Pots, Vegetable Dish, Salad Dish. 10c each, or 3:for 25e. Tea: Sets 4&4 Pieces, complete for 12 persons. Pure White, Delicate: Blue, Brown. and Rich Gold Spray Decorations. Money Saving Prices: Por Set Dinner Sets 6O Pieces, baie @ fér'6 ‘persons. Pure White, Delicate eS Brown and Rich . Gold Spray. Decorations, thie Stock » Exchange . today that. Cecil Rhodes, formerly Premier of Cape Colony, Money. Saving Prices Por sel re died-of fever in Matabeleland. The rumor . $65» 4e*P> 4 Fs pe, ib: 35, 6"¢ caused.a decline in the company’s securities, 3 $ ‘Dinner Sets 100 Pieces, complete for 12 persons. Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Righ Gold Spray. Décorations, : “Money Saving Prides Per Set 5.5%. §5% 25> $00. 9:59 40°52. Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St., Grass Valley. Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, 8S, F. © Jeo tn OPERATION Money Saved Every Day No Special Day New York Bakery go over cotididerablé ‘ground: in a ie te ng Oat Meal Bowls, Custard Cups, Spooners, . . ; Plates, Dairy Pans, Hand re ao ‘Bel. “. the cheapest. 10¢ MONEY SAVERS Berry Dish, Milk "Paile Meat’ ‘Dish; ‘Dish Great American Importing Tea Co, = > ‘Morrison's Raat." “Fausty as givenby the rivorh,Gom. , feb the: ee ite Theatre. next Monday evening. ‘The story. has been celebrated in song and in. its operatic form thas been elaborately staged for years, but it remained tor this compiny to present it inet Appeal or yesterday-#Mn jor} i-worthy-dramatio: form” with all’ effects and accessories necessary. :to ,.give.it that weirduess-intended by the author: In this}: version the role. of. Mephisto ‘is* made: a jolly, jovial devil, on calculated to enchain the souls of nen in’ tht glamour ‘of forbidden ‘pleasures. Oue of the most notable sceni¢ effects is at the end of, the first. act, where Mephisto exults over ‘the capture of the sonl.of Faust, when: “midst .\darkness and,thunder barsts,*» the :blazing cross ap‘pears over the Oathedra} doors. To. Develop. th p.the Mines. : Marysville. Demoorat: "While in San Francisco. Satnrday. last, “Col. _Btone,. who} is interested in developing quartz :mines in the Brown’s Valley district, said that: arrangements had been ‘nade to: fully develop, Men of capital have ‘taken’ the “matter in! thirty. days, eceie dt: ork tri < oon — Spring Millinery, nl The Largest = ‘and Tost : Fashionable Stock — “in =: ‘Nevada County, ‘Don’ 3 aoa vik your purchases. ‘with~ oat eppiehaay goods and prices. RS.’ ‘Tt. MARION, ‘Leader Millinery, ‘NEVADA CITY. {+Don’t Fail_» Tosee the Fine Stock’ of ‘Boots and Shoes Kept by— 2 ~" ° A.J. Boyey, Broad Street, Opposite Union Street.. ae mannerand at reasonable prices, choicest the Pennsylvania * ‘and Jefferson’ ctaims.j Ale — wf "i meoutes le fiabd and work will be commenced i in about, frei (A Course : a, Secures Friday dvesing: “Aprit 24 24) HOH. J.T. HOWARD, of Grass Valley. Boots and shoes made to order in: the best}: we Yes, Vou Do a James Kinkead’s Repairing neatly and piece attended to. a4]’ ee ohn W. ga IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, -ON MAIN STREET, :1)¥ “ . .. .eiaa.opened.the.most-clegaat: ee Nevada City. He will _ keep be hae the tike pe Le Winesy Nias Scdiled ad To ‘be fonnd in the State, «Call around and see my ogee and-test my goods, BARGE Lanes a eee a H. "McKECHNIE, f “HOUSE PAINTER PAPER HANGER. « atl He baa om a tea Ol Finishing and nt Di ihe will is dotivceee . at se METHODIST CHORCH, ‘Under the suapione of te, _ adios Mid Soe ts oe as FOLLOWS : 3 Friday Evening, April 17th;°) . . REY. L. J, GARVER, of Grass Valley. ‘Babigo}7Spnshine a Was.” ee) ‘ 2 > a en a8 Tickets for the coe 50 conte. vee Tickets, 25 cents, (! . eet n’s Tickets, 10 cents; You want to buy your. goods where you can get . thenr Not cheap goods but cheap prices, There is just one place in Nevada City ep ope e agt can do Just That Thing.—~» or To be plain, it is an acknowledged fick chat . +4 yeh _ Has the largest stock of Furniture and all other things in’ ration of ie his line, of all Grades, Kinds and ‘Style, and will'sell them at Bs BF DORE NS POUR . OAK) ee, SEES RY 9.10; y-15 1a lower rate than any other house in the County. Cal at his Commercial Street Stores and. Bee = for eoureer Fine. Imported ba. per quart bottle. Has received a consignment’ of Wines which he will sell at the ~ as following figures : ; he Morgan’s Imported Sherry,.50 cents per, quart. paxtle George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle, ae ae Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per qutatt bottle: . eh A American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottle. «Durand & Co. Extra See. 75 cents, pint bottle, Poe Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per r gallon. "Also, 4 dozen of bottles: fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents and. California SCR. ~ Li IY LE batt P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, Theatre, The company is acknowledged he was determined to get in, the now to be the peer of any aggregation of minown special car. The company is headed city as. one of the fuaniest of funny men. A New Flag. toflay. public occasions, Ladies? Oxford Ties, Ladies’ Oxford Ties, p patent tips, ‘aie $1 hours, Apply at Western Un‘on Telegraph . Office strel talent in existence and on the broadgauge lines travel about the country in their by the eminent colored artist, Billy Kersands, well known by theatre-goers of this A twenty-foot silk bunting flag, recently ordered by the Supervisors, was received It: wiil float from. the staff ‘on ‘the Court House on all legal holidays and other Sequel. of an Elopement. Mason, Ohio, April.9.—Maggie . py the’ pretty organist in’ the Metho Church here, who eloped with Rev, John Shorten, the pastor of the church, last August, reached home this afternoon from Philadelphia with a young babe in her arms. Her humble pareuts welcomed her home. Her boy baby was , born.on the 12th of last December. Shé says Shorten’e sulary as a canvasser failed to support both: aud that “his employer threatened to discharge him if he continued to live with her Sbe says he was kind to her, and that they eloped fo escape the shame of-exposure. .4 per pair, ¥ the Brauch Wobder, m2-tt Card of Thgakty: es (This hers a » Epworth, League wil! ae To my papile, and to the children and al! . give ® reception to Miss Ratha Morgan a: Boy Wanted. others who so kindly assisted me in giving the Methodist Church, anda very pleasant; Messen ser boy : wanted. during school the concert and cperetta at the Theatre tite 4a sabipiosted,.. Miss Morgan. #ill <i Wednesday evening, I desire to; retuep 2 ) presence of mind and screaming procured: a big pistol, and pointing it at the tramp ordéred him to go. The sight of the revolve: st . caused the man to beat a hasty retreat from ‘It ‘is reported that L. Voss intends soon City in opposition to the combine tha: was recently éotered’ into by other dealers. gee cut prices it is said, ‘he High School Class of ‘96 -will give an entertainment and dance at McDonald’ * Halt ‘Saturday evening, to: which the Clas: of ’96 of the Nevada —_ High School bes been invited,” bo Rs ‘ ‘, ‘Will Hold a. "a Reception. to, San. ‘Prancisco next week to join her}. mont atnoere thanks. he. . ~ -‘Mrs.H,G, Pargon, parents, who have gone theré to live for sev» frightened young lady, instead of losing her. to begin selling lumber here and at Nevads . ” Commercial St,; adjoining Transcript Block. CARL SHIBT, 6Ne YORK BAKERY through ell time, Pexcetient Goods are always nére *F* “YV bolesome Bread, if you should seek, OR brace to none here, patrons deem, : rey pies, all made’ with skill and care,” , His price is-always just and fai ‘Pixe nachoice Weading Cakes, we vee, ‘ “Ob finest styles, and ‘purity Ke thie in aia that near aad tab; eral months, In public. favor. ee at To serve, us well is Seibt’s ide A ‘He has it-fresh Sureeghous the week. In Bnrese ei » be is Bl ssiuirtyate-e-+-+ cbmmamennnal Hus ou Hand. ~The Freshest and . Best Sock” Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, : “GIVE ME A TRIAL. , Btc., Btc ot) To be somes: in Nevada City a For twenty years eres eee Serene SAO cae as The New York Bakery ia the KAx + Ai endian tin inl a Depsoins ‘delivered free of charge. . TP Ey ie ch Sea ATSaet eee a he A ~ a We have taken the Tead 4 in n Sih Millingey.:. . Trimmed Hats s. Le ster & CrawfordMAhenilig rs Dit 6B. > ME! Sab es OTe at Satine enine Se eit, Bae State Dont buy until you have: seen our elegant display, of. _Aw o Ba in . Peat ae gorrnd, Pats . > at stake to make As old “Uncle **Boys, don’t awe utream ;”” so in t The water que. ter that is at pre would be unwise membership of th was presented to Trustees, and. tl matters relating sympathy with tl it-would be a m this time. The Robert J. Ing the only real-hea: was on the occasi Pringle’s_,Famou Washington, D. facial contortions pletely captured mever since faile * Golonel ahould by; Pringle’s entertair well as all others, as the manager his previous efforts; a wand evening band Whist Ci : Last evening th cae 8=©=—s bere were ‘enterta ‘ Rosenberg at thei street, The clab. and all speak high hospitality show were won: by: Fr Charles Grisae); Mulloy and Mrs, . prizes by F. T. Olarke. On W 22d, the club wil -and Mra: W. D. } A Baby “My beby had . iloh’s ong Ce ” Ww unteville, Ala. Wom The same enligh man natare which the Republic on 1 { aaviours to confer ’ slaves, should ani: in bestowing equa half of our popula the most virtuous, worthy. Until t) mo true democracy} public is such onl W. Wendie of Os Sprit Leutje & Bran aplendid stock of ‘use of ladies, Au tiful belts with The assortment is different hues, an tiest ever scey. i around and see th display at the we! -entalishment. oe ‘We, the under: vest in the busines 180 Buckles teed to oa ue i nale at Carr Bros Se anc eee: » Bros Grass at Celiuloid: cents, ig ca — Laws Grasa a