April 10, 1900 (4 pages)

, MONDAY My. and 10th NHB + election net or Hat can that all work STREET, VADA CITY. 6 @ > . a @ > 4 r hf @ , se e @ : C) y >. e @ . 2 for 25¢ : per Can : yer Can @ : er. @ fe ry ® ~~ lve at Factory. — $$$ 5 med, adbout to = rene ripe try, from ht in. every re. CAMES. ud ani delivered LAND. THE TRANSCRIPT. — PERSONAL . _-Apelt 10, 1900 ally Chontlé of th Doings GRIBPLY STATED. . +. sua sttunamton nore toms Tht Shai erst Eebody . Something New Ryery Day. Ghat ih Rimer returned yesterday For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. . E-J. Wyllie returned this morning Weather Prediction: Oloudy tonight . ® Forest City. Pane and Wednesday. is _ Will Arnbart left on the morning Vinton’s Cocaitse Toothache Drops, . ‘Tin for Folsom. cents. —§— = se tf J, Calvin came down from. Oamp_” Armour’s Gold Band Bacon, 20 cents . ville yesterday. per can, at Wolf's. te . F.W. Jackson of New York is here Salmon Bellies at Gaylord & Son’s, . °° Mining business. Tneyare fine. Trythem, tf Joho Grubler of Sacramento is here Call on Ed Schmidt when you want . ‘Pending afew days. : anything in the tobacco line. tt. . Bradley Arnhart left on the afterFurnished rooms op Broad street to. 20°0n train for Reno. . let. Enquire at the Transontet office. NJacobs and J. M. Scott are here Ivory Salt in 4-pound packages. A/. from San Francisco. — pure Table Salt, 15 cents per package,. J.C. Robbins arrived here from San at Wolf's. : tf . Francisco last night. Ask:your Doctor about Beef Iron. City Clerk Thomas H. Carr is, we reand wine with Celery. It will make . Set to hear, quite ill. you strong. tf John and Ed. German were over from A fine lot of rich specimens has been . North San Juan today, sent by the Reward Mining Co. to the E. Penrose and J. Hatcher are down Paris Exposition. from Norih Bloomfield.Go'to the Referee Saloon and geta. Justice of the Peace, J. 8. Holbrooke glass of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s . is quite ill with the grip. Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tt .Andy Hampel came in on the mornGo and see tue fine display of ladies’ . ing train from Sacramento. waists in Snell & cleming’s show win-. Martin Dumler has gone over to the dow. They are the latest styles. tf . . Delhi to attend to some millwork.’ On Easter Sunday Court Garfield,. ©ol.M. Mather has returned to the Foresters of America, will attend retig. Piumbago mine after a trip to Oakland. fous services at the M. E Church., D. H. Rupp of Manitou, Colorado, An order has been given for publish-. iS bere looking after his mining intering notice to creditors of the estate of . °Sts. James Morris. W.T. Hobson and J. Young of San Principal J. G. O'Neill is going, to. rancisco came in on last evening’s eréct a new porch to his residence and . train. os were taken by surprise by a delegation . of the U. BR. K. of P. members calling upon them and tendering them a banjoyed till an early hour this morning. J.J, Ryan, who recently got judgment over the Granite Hill Mining Company in a suit to quiet title, has sold his land to W. B. Bourn, _ Frank Morse, an employe of the mint the train at Berkeley his foot caught . verely mash two of his toes and badly begun yesterday. feet to the surface of the water, and the water is 250 feet deep. Superintendent Jobn O'Connor went to San Franvisco today to purchase a five-stamp mill to be erevted immediately. ig Mrs. Robert Robertson, wife of the Superintendent of the Allison Ranch mine, went to Amador county today on a visit. Miss Ethel Fullen accompanied her. PICNIC PREPARATIONS. On May ist a Great Time Will Be Had by the Argonauts and Carly Bears. Shebley’s park will be the scene of an all-round joyous time on May Ist, has engaged Phil Byrne to do the carpenter work. _Bilver book marks, with a view of the Schoolhouse and tiie Lone. Tree, can be had of O. J. Brand. They are pretty. Go and see them. tf Popular Books, such as Dave Harns, Richard Carvel, Bur Hur and numer.ous other books, to be found at Vinton’s Drug Store. ‘tf Fancy beaded pine and cedar ceiling ‘and finish are the best on earth. Grown and made at home. M.L.& D4. Marsh have them. £10-tf NiGe things at Gaylord & Sons’, such as Olam Boullion, in glasses, Pig’s Feet, in cans, Veal Loaves, in cans. They are fine. Try them. tf We have never befere advertised house-building on the installment plan, bat it’s always been an important branch of our business. We offer the best terms. M.L.&D. Marsh. f10-tf! A mention of the Nevada Oity Band ‘open-air concert, held on the baloony of the National Hotel on Sunday: was inadvertently omitted in yesterday’s TRansortpt. Our love of music is too great and the desire to express our ar preciation of meritorious efforts too :atrong to neglect to render deserved spraise for the excellent rendition of .each number of the band’s program. Ite progress is gratifying to every ymausic-lover, THE COUNTY SUPERVISORS. Busivess Transacted «At Its Session Today. The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid from the GENERAL FUND. Justice fees—Thos. P. Redmayne $6, Francis Finnegan $21, Geo. N. Beard $6 80, Geo. Coughlan §24, W. H. Hill :$12, Robert E. Green $54, J. 8. Hol‘brooke $18 84, J. A. Lipman $31 75. Constable fees—J. T. Harvey $73 50, IR. A. Dillon $24 65, Wm. Scott #2 06, ©.W. Long $152 40, L. B. Self $26 80, W. Scott $41 75, 0. 0. Townsend $48. Dan Deeble, expense, People vs. McSam McCullough, cure of insane, $12. Sam McCullough, conveying insane, 931 70. F. L. Arbogast, telephone, $3 25. A. @. Chew, rebate on taxes, $1 91. I. J. Truman, rebate on taxes, $3 45. N. 8. G. w. No.ice, The regular meeting of the N. 8. G. jadging from the preparations that are being made for the entertainment of the friends of the N. 8. G. W. of Nevada county on that day. The Argonauts of Grass Valley and the Curly Bears of this city have already announced a program of attractions that will cauge every one and hie wife and babies, sisters and sweethesrts to wish to go. The features decided upon so far are: A tug-of-war between the Curly Bears and Argonauts; a fat man’s race, for which several entries are already made, etc.; besides this a shooting gallery, a phonograph and photograph galleries will be in operation. There will be a refreshment stand at which ice cream, candies, fruita and lunches will be sold. Jobo W. O'Neill of this city and M, J. Brock of Grass Valley have charge of the business part of the preparations. Found the Money ‘Chock in His Grave. A strange circamstance has just come to light, Several years ago a Mr, Sherwood died and was buried in a his clothes. . Although he was supposed tohave money, it could not be found. It was noticed that Hibernia ‘Bank of San Francisco advertised an unclaimed deposit of $1400. It occurred to those interested to dig up the Mrs, A. H. Tickell left on the morning train for San Francisco to visit triends, County Surveyor W. W. Waggoner went up to the Plumbago mine this morning. i J, G. Neagle, who returned from San Francisco on Sunday, is reported to be very sick. : ' D. R. Kinney. of the Gilt Edge Saloon left on-the afternoon train for San Francisco. Mrs. G.M. Hughes.and daughter. retarned yesterday from a visit at San Fraugisco, C. Hooper and wife and Mies Oarleon came down from forest Oity today on their way below. Superintendent E. J. De Sabla of the Electric Power Oompany, returned this morning to San Francisco. R. H. Hains of Oakland arrived here. last evening and left this morning for the Plumbago mine. Miss Annie Ournow returned last evéning from Stockton, where she atterided the faneral of her late brothér. Ex-County Cierk J. J. Greany and his mother were. here yesterday from Grass Valley on a visit to Mrs. J. G. Neagle. Dr. H. M. Kier of Woodland was here Sunday to consult with Dr. Maller in the case of Dr. Guthrie, whois somwhat. body and seacch for a bank book; inJ. McCormick, who has been at Red-. tbe emount, which is barely readable. ding for some time, arrived here last evening and left this morning for Washington. What Booms a Town. P. ©. Byoner of. Austin, ‘Tex., ar‘The town of Corning, —— ‘Counrived here on last. evening’s train and wee . ser peel ge a ns : tee : The od in — si cen ain tow days to examing sony vicinity bave been sold off in ten-acre J. D. Campbell, who was formerly te! . ay frai ha lies pi underground foreman of the Mounthe vepidit y 7 ‘eotttouaanit is bey panne a left this morning for anything known in this section of the Otto Steigiitz, who has had charge of ae ihe te ag ede gtug ad beoweuny the furniture department of the Legg o ornitg és wry A cial 2000 to ite Pee ae sn returned this mornpopulation inside of the year and they Max Isoard, who went to San FranSee i Coming. re cisco on business seyeral days ago, bas. Mr. Hannagives notice, says the Post, been stricken in quarantine there. . Republican leaders this year to do « married yesterday in that city. Juan, who bas been here for the past too eres a week attending the meeting of the ly -wk . purpiee S National hotel. over the g Mrs. Frank May, Mrs, J. W. Phelps . outlook en Misses Ada Obristo, Jane Tredennick, with dipbtheria and is. of an intention upon the part of the __A.d. Hassler, formerly with H. Dick. little “invadiug of the enemy's terri‘erman of this city but now with the. tory” themeclvés. Missouri te to be Star Pharmacy in San Francisco, was . the battle-ground, and while the plurality of 58,000 which the State gave Supervisorr Al. Wood of North San . Bryan four oe see lige seem ar overcome, the ndertake the work leads up to the beBoard, is quite ill in his room at the! jiet that they have thorougbly looked round and have found the _. aad the heavy garments of winter and spring covering will begin to be diecarded for the lighter and more-comfort-fepling wear. Therefore, it is now nessed on the corzer of Broad and Pine atreets. All connected with Grimes Clothing Emporium are engaged in anpacking, placing on display and selling the new spring stock, which for variety, quality and style excels any previous season’s invoice. The summer garments are notable for the elegance of their material and makeup. As they come direct from the highest class Eastern manufacturere this superiority is accounted for. . The Emporium is also laying ina full line of the best grades of summer under suits for men and boys’ wear that has ever been brought to Nevada City. fifteen different varieties are presented, but nothing in the cheap-auctiontrash line: Men’s natty summer sults are to be had for $1 50 and up; boys’ suits $1 50 up. Also, shirts of latest design; golf silk shirts from 60c up; neckwear, from 265c. a dozen to $1 each. Summer hats in variety. Call and see. ern erent nen The Kentucky Political Disgrace. Is the situation in: Kentucky going to become like that of a South American republic? Are the citizens going to be arraigned in hostile feuds forever, to the disgust and danger of the commonwealth? The national administration has refused to interfere so fat, in deference to the very proper law and tradition which decrees-that a S‘ate shall settle its own troubles if they stop short of armed insurrection; but it may not be justified in much longer holding off. A godd way to settle the whole trouble would be to fire out both those who claim tobe. the. Governor, and bave a new and fair election with an honest count. Neither side has conducted its side of the conteat in a way to command ‘support from its party, and both have provoked the disapproval of law-abiding people the country over. On Bvery Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Oure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use two-thirds of the contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and be may refund the price paid.” Price 256 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the [tae a that a scene of activity may be wit: AT STEP, way? In thirty-seven of t right to her own property after marriage. In 7 States there is no law comily. Taking these things to heart, prominent women of New York have formed. the National Legislative League, for the purpose of securing legislation which will give justice to married women. . ' Z ‘The trial of Conrad Seaman, who is charged with battery upon William Holbrook, is set for Thursday. Seamen has demanded a jury trial. Justice Coughlan fixed the time at 2 o’clock. N. D. G. W. Notice. Laurel Parlor Committees for the anniversary entertainment will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. J. V. Snyder. A iull attendance is-desired. ** Stil Waters Run Deep.” _ In your body lies the vital fluid, the blood. It makes no noise, but it gives you life. If it is strong, pure, full in wolume and vigorous, you reap the benefit. If not, the still waters of Ife, tainted and potsoned, are well-springs of disease. Hood's Sarsapavilla purifies the water of life at its source. It makes the blood healthful and keeps it so, as nothing else can. Family Medicine—“‘ We value Hood's the need of a medicine we take it and it keeps our systems in good order.”’ N. J. Leighty, Booth, Kansas. Eczema —‘“‘ Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Olive Ointment cured eczema very quickly. I would not be without them.”” Mrs. Rayner, 126 Kellogg Street, Fail River, Mass. Tired Feeling—‘‘ We take Hood's Sarsaparilla for our spring medicine ard avhenever we have that fired feeling ana ae find it is good.”” Mrs. John Work, Cochranton, Pa. Hoods Sarsape “Never Disappoints GPAND CORY BET SHEBLEY Fat Man’s Race—Entries : Bids will be received up to 5 p. m. the ground. ARGONAUT DEANE AE AS MEE AS W., will take place this evening. After the meeting is over the Ourly Bears F will have a grow! and initiate two canJ. W. Phelps, Sherman Danforth and is desired. . 90" Cristo bave retarned from the ae eee Epworth League Convention at Sacrameuto, Mrs. E. J. Morgan, John Tamblyn, Rev. Shipping Suiphurets. Tbe Providence Mining Company hes ahipped six carloads of sulpharets to the Selby Smelting Worke at San The Funeral-of Mrs. Morehouse. The funeral of the late Mrs. Joseph Lost. -A policy of insurance in the Ancient Order of United Workmen, drawn in favor of John Cleave. The finder will please return to owner and get reward. JOHN CLEAVE, Nevada Gity, Cal. al0-lw Hood's Pills cure liver Ills; thenon-in® itneg and druanist. tf ) <hiy cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsapariila, bn —— PICNIC ’S PARK, DEWEY DAY, MAY Ist, 1900. FEATURES : Curly Bear-Argonaut Tug-of-War. Dan Deeble, Grass Valley ; Ed. A. Tompkins, Nevada City. (Other attractions. will be announced later. ell —— 000000000000-——— of Monday, April 23d, 1900, for the following privileges at the above picnic, viz : Refreshment Stand, Sheoting Gallery, Phonograph and Photograph Gallery. Atthe Refreshment Stand may be the Républicans to . sold ice cream, candies, nuts, fruits and lunches. The bar to sell all drinks on Bids will also be received for Band of fifteen pieces. Bids should be addrersed to JOHN W. O'NEILL, Nevada City. or M. J. BROOK. Grass Valley, and must3be marked “Bide for Picnio Privileges.” GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION ee ie POLITICAL Catarrch Cannoi Be Cured. With local applications, as they cannot Sees blood or consti! utional disease, an Sacecer Bape ss it you must take Vater . deceased the TRANSORIPT inadvertently Hali’s Ovtarrh Cure is teken internally, and ucts directly ou reach the seat of the diseuse. nal remedies. thé blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’ --@atarrh Cure is not » quack medicine, J bed by one of the best physicians in the country for yeurs. Tt ds t+ tonics known, com sonbined with the best blood purifiers, It was ‘and is a regular prescription. of the directly on two ingredients is results in curing catarrb. > B. J. Cueney & Co, Props:, ‘Toledo, Sold ruggists, price 75c. Pale Fomite Pills are the best. ‘. tomorrow afternoon, the mucous surcombination of the what prodaces such io. Morehouse will take place at 2 o'clock E. A. TOMPKINS,pices of the Salvation army. Yesteroe . May 7h. day in mentioning the relatives of the under the aus-. Present incumbent, announces himeclf a8 6 . pearurge ad ain st No ta ga : For City ‘Trustee. SIDNEY PEARD omitted the name of Mrs. Pierce of Sacramento, her daughter, who was at S. the bedside of ber mother at the time of her death. e Es . office of City Trustee. Election Monday, May 7th. Announces himself as a eandidate for the Jo be Sent to the German Hospital. Anton Miller, who had both legs broken and badly smashed in a cave in the Layton mine aboat:amonth ago, is to be sent to San Francisco for treatment. The Knights of Rythias have him under their care,and this week he will be taken to the German Hospi. ——-—= tal at the Bay. . : For City Marshel.H. R. FOWLER,Present Nightwatehman, announecs himself as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. we will Suits, = go still lower: ig $7.00 and up. Mie 2.50 and up. : Waat ts shtiob ? ~ . A grand old remedy f Cough, Cold Seca hae 4 ANNU E' * . d Consum . oft through the Stacey & Gregory Prepared inp : ef wurid for baif © century, bas eared inTo take orders for connecting sewers, . poration) wit offi ofthe]. Pants, pumerenie cases of Lae te reece . een eens work done immediate. Bank in Nevada ( a Paeee ton snd, relioved many Jc afcd with. W should eee Jobo 8. Gregory > ARS ataoe of exes a the results we will refand yur money. 7ecI: ransaetio wer Price 25 ots., 60 ote. and $1.00. For Sick headache is cured by Hood : an egone Why Should Women Be ignored tn hs} United States a married woman has no legal right to her children. In 16 States a wife has no right to her own eurtiings outside of the home. In 8 States a woman has no pelling a wan to support his own fam-. on : an ak ROUND AND SQUARE. # » # ; GOLDEN OAK-AND ANTIQUE FINISH. AT KNKEAD'S FURITURE STORE l That is always thankfully and gratefully received is a box of our choice Confections. He is always “too lovely” who comes with a box of our delicious Chocolates, Marshmallows or Salted Almondsto sweetheart, friend or wife. Small gifts always bring their reward in popularity, and a box of our Candies don't cost much to win it. . Foley's Ice Cram Parl. NEVADA CITY. ote: MULLOY’S BLENDED TEA OUR OWN BAKING POWDER OUR OWN SPICES Chip Beef, Finest Quality, Any Quantity Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Grass Seeds. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. CHAS. E. Sarsaparilla-very highly.When.we feel}. We have the finest display of Goods seen anywhere. Our prices are as low as can be obtained anywhere. No one is allowed to undersell us. If anyone attempts to do so have just received the latest novelties of the season. WAXEL, The TAILOR’ f wi A a ter. Ht PFOR THE LENTEN SEASON ——= We havea delicious and appetizing stock of salted, dried and smoked fish that are selected from ‘he choicest in the market. Our Salted Mackerel are A1— fat, white amap p2io tizing. @_Our Salmon Bellies are toothsome, and our fine Codfish'is the best. We have also sea foods of all kinds in cans, of the freshest and choicest to be secured. SALMON BELLIES, 5c ‘EACH. Rages aitts BEEHIVE GROCERY. eg em a j — atest in Spring and Summer Wear. _. PECALE AND . . “= CRASH SKIRTS . ~ ” = nc —_AT— TAILOR MADE / SUITS .. *K Snell & Fleming’s. —~ ee Pere Tl Sash Buckles—y : -? =AND— w= Souvenir Spoons LATEST DESIGNS. Finest’ Assortment Ever Brought to This City az C. J. BRANDS, Phone W. 14. Manufacturing Jeweler, Broad St. TRUE . SRST RS 6A EEEAAE REE EE EES CS

, MONDAY My.. and 10th NHB + election net or Hat can that all work STREET, VADA CITY. 6 @ > . a @ > 4 r hf @ , se e @ : C) y >. e @ . 2 for 25¢ : per Can : yer Can @ : er. @ fe ry ® ~~ lve at Factory. — $$$ 5 med, adbout to = rene ripe try, from ht in. every re. CAMES. ud ani delivered LAND. THE TRANSCRIPT. — PERSONAL . _-Apelt 10, 1900 ally Chontlé of th Doings GRIBPLY STATED. . +. sua sttunamton nore toms Tht Shai erst Eebody . Something New Ryery Day. Ghat ih Rimer returned yesterday For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. . E-J. Wyllie returned this morning Weather Prediction: Oloudy tonight . ® Forest City. Pane and Wednesday. is _ Will Arnbart left on the morning Vinton’s Cocaitse Toothache Drops, . ‘Tin for Folsom. cents. —§— = se tf J, Calvin came down from. Oamp_” Armour’s Gold Band Bacon, 20 cents . ville yesterday. per can, at Wolf's. te . F.W. Jackson of New York is here Salmon Bellies at Gaylord & Son’s, . °° Mining business. Tneyare fine. Trythem, tf Joho Grubler of Sacramento is here Call on Ed Schmidt when you want . ‘Pending afew days. : anything in the tobacco line. tt. . Bradley Arnhart left on the afterFurnished rooms op Broad street to. 20°0n train for Reno. . let. Enquire at the Transontet office. NJacobs and J. M. Scott are here Ivory Salt in 4-pound packages. A/. from San Francisco. — pure Table Salt, 15 cents per package,. J.C. Robbins arrived here from San at Wolf's. : tf . Francisco last night. Ask:your Doctor about Beef Iron. City Clerk Thomas H. Carr is, we reand wine with Celery. It will make . Set to hear, quite ill. you strong. tf John and Ed. German were over from A fine lot of rich specimens has been . North San Juan today, sent by the Reward Mining Co. to the E. Penrose and J. Hatcher are down Paris Exposition. from Norih Bloomfield.Go'to the Referee Saloon and geta. Justice of the Peace, J. 8. Holbrooke glass of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s . is quite ill with the grip. Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tt .Andy Hampel came in on the mornGo and see tue fine display of ladies’ . ing train from Sacramento. waists in Snell & cleming’s show win-. Martin Dumler has gone over to the dow. They are the latest styles. tf . . Delhi to attend to some millwork.’ On Easter Sunday Court Garfield,. ©ol.M. Mather has returned to the Foresters of America, will attend retig. Piumbago mine after a trip to Oakland. fous services at the M. E Church., D. H. Rupp of Manitou, Colorado, An order has been given for publish-. iS bere looking after his mining intering notice to creditors of the estate of . °Sts. James Morris. W.T. Hobson and J. Young of San Principal J. G. O'Neill is going, to. rancisco came in on last evening’s eréct a new porch to his residence and . train. os were taken by surprise by a delegation . of the U. BR. K. of P. members calling upon them and tendering them a banjoyed till an early hour this morning. J.J, Ryan, who recently got judgment over the Granite Hill Mining Company in a suit to quiet title, has sold his land to W. B. Bourn, _ Frank Morse, an employe of the mint the train at Berkeley his foot caught . verely mash two of his toes and badly begun yesterday. feet to the surface of the water, and the water is 250 feet deep. Superintendent Jobn O'Connor went to San Franvisco today to purchase a five-stamp mill to be erevted immediately. ig Mrs. Robert Robertson, wife of the Superintendent of the Allison Ranch mine, went to Amador county today on a visit. Miss Ethel Fullen accompanied her. PICNIC PREPARATIONS. On May ist a Great Time Will Be Had by the Argonauts and Carly Bears. Shebley’s park will be the scene of an all-round joyous time on May Ist, has engaged Phil Byrne to do the carpenter work. _Bilver book marks, with a view of the Schoolhouse and tiie Lone. Tree, can be had of O. J. Brand. They are pretty. Go and see them. tf Popular Books, such as Dave Harns, Richard Carvel, Bur Hur and numer.ous other books, to be found at Vinton’s Drug Store. ‘tf Fancy beaded pine and cedar ceiling ‘and finish are the best on earth. Grown and made at home. M.L.& D4. Marsh have them. £10-tf NiGe things at Gaylord & Sons’, such as Olam Boullion, in glasses, Pig’s Feet, in cans, Veal Loaves, in cans. They are fine. Try them. tf We have never befere advertised house-building on the installment plan, bat it’s always been an important branch of our business. We offer the best terms. M.L.&D. Marsh. f10-tf! A mention of the Nevada Oity Band ‘open-air concert, held on the baloony of the National Hotel on Sunday: was inadvertently omitted in yesterday’s TRansortpt. Our love of music is too great and the desire to express our ar preciation of meritorious efforts too :atrong to neglect to render deserved spraise for the excellent rendition of .each number of the band’s program. Ite progress is gratifying to every ymausic-lover, THE COUNTY SUPERVISORS. Busivess Transacted «At Its Session Today. The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid from the GENERAL FUND. Justice fees—Thos. P. Redmayne $6, Francis Finnegan $21, Geo. N. Beard $6 80, Geo. Coughlan §24, W. H. Hill :$12, Robert E. Green $54, J. 8. Hol‘brooke $18 84, J. A. Lipman $31 75. Constable fees—J. T. Harvey $73 50, IR. A. Dillon $24 65, Wm. Scott #2 06, ©.W. Long $152 40, L. B. Self $26 80, W. Scott $41 75, 0. 0. Townsend $48. Dan Deeble, expense, People vs. McSam McCullough, cure of insane, $12. Sam McCullough, conveying insane, 931 70. F. L. Arbogast, telephone, $3 25. A. @. Chew, rebate on taxes, $1 91. I. J. Truman, rebate on taxes, $3 45. N. 8. G. w. No.ice, The regular meeting of the N. 8. G. jadging from the preparations that are being made for the entertainment of the friends of the N. 8. G. W. of Nevada county on that day. The Argonauts of Grass Valley and the Curly Bears of this city have already announced a program of attractions that will cauge every one and hie wife and babies, sisters and sweethesrts to wish to go. The features decided upon so far are: A tug-of-war between the Curly Bears and Argonauts; a fat man’s race, for which several entries are already made, etc.; besides this a shooting gallery, a phonograph and photograph galleries will be in operation. There will be a refreshment stand at which ice cream, candies, fruita and lunches will be sold. Jobo W. O'Neill of this city and M, J. Brock of Grass Valley have charge of the business part of the preparations. Found the Money ‘Chock in His Grave. A strange circamstance has just come to light, Several years ago a Mr, Sherwood died and was buried in a his clothes. . Although he was supposed tohave money, it could not be found. It was noticed that Hibernia ‘Bank of San Francisco advertised an unclaimed deposit of $1400. It occurred to those interested to dig up the Mrs, A. H. Tickell left on the morning train for San Francisco to visit triends, County Surveyor W. W. Waggoner went up to the Plumbago mine this morning. i J, G. Neagle, who returned from San Francisco on Sunday, is reported to be very sick. : ' D. R. Kinney. of the Gilt Edge Saloon left on-the afternoon train for San Francisco. Mrs. G..M. Hughes.and daughter. retarned yesterday from a visit at San Fraugisco, C. Hooper and wife and Mies Oarleon came down from forest Oity today on their way below. Superintendent E. J. De Sabla of the Electric Power Oompany, returned this morning to San Francisco. R. H. Hains of Oakland arrived here. last evening and left this morning for the Plumbago mine. Miss Annie Ournow returned last evéning from Stockton, where she atterided the faneral of her late brothér. Ex-County Cierk J. J. Greany and his mother were. here yesterday from Grass Valley on a visit to Mrs. J. G. Neagle. Dr. H. M. Kier of Woodland was here Sunday to consult with Dr. Maller in the case of Dr. Guthrie, whois somwhat. body and seacch for a bank book; inJ. McCormick, who has been at Red-. tbe emount, which is barely readable. ding for some time, arrived here last evening and left this morning for Washington. What Booms a Town. P. ©. Byoner of. Austin, ‘Tex., ar‘The town of Corning, —— ‘Counrived here on last. evening’s train and wee . ser peel ge a ns : tee : The od in — si cen ain tow days to examing sony vicinity bave been sold off in ten-acre J. D. Campbell, who was formerly te! . ay frai ha lies pi underground foreman of the Mounthe vepidit y 7 ‘eotttouaanit is bey panne a left this morning for anything known in this section of the Otto Steigiitz, who has had charge of ae ihe te ag ede gtug ad beoweuny the furniture department of the Legg o ornitg és wry A cial 2000 to ite Pee ae sn returned this mornpopulation inside of the year and they Max Isoard, who went to San FranSee i Coming. re cisco on business seyeral days ago, bas. Mr. Hannagives notice, says the Post, been stricken in quarantine there. . Republican leaders this year to do « married yesterday in that city. Juan, who bas been here for the past too eres a week attending the meeting of the ly -wk . purpiee S National hotel. over the g Mrs. Frank May, Mrs, J. W. Phelps . outlook en Misses Ada Obristo, Jane Tredennick, with dipbtheria and is. of an intention upon the part of the __A.d. Hassler, formerly with H. Dick. little “invadiug of the enemy's terri‘erman of this city but now with the. tory” themeclvés. Missouri te to be Star Pharmacy in San Francisco, was . the battle-ground, and while the plurality of 58,000 which the State gave Supervisorr Al. Wood of North San . Bryan four oe see lige seem ar overcome, the ndertake the work leads up to the beBoard, is quite ill in his room at the! jiet that they have thorougbly looked round and have found the _. aad the heavy garments of winter and spring covering will begin to be diecarded for the lighter and more-comfort-fepling wear. Therefore, it is now nessed on the corzer of Broad and Pine atreets. All connected with Grimes Clothing Emporium are engaged in anpacking, placing on display and selling the new spring stock, which for variety, quality and style excels any previous season’s invoice. The summer garments are notable for the elegance of their material and makeup. As they come direct from the highest class Eastern manufacturere this superiority is accounted for. . The Emporium is also laying ina full line of the best grades of summer under suits for men and boys’ wear that has ever been brought to Nevada City. fifteen different varieties are presented, but nothing in the cheap-auctiontrash line: Men’s natty summer sults are to be had for $1 50 and up; boys’ suits $1 50 up. Also, shirts of latest design; golf silk shirts from 60c up; neckwear, from 265c. a dozen to $1 each. Summer hats in variety. Call and see. ern erent nen

The Kentucky Political Disgrace. Is the situation in: Kentucky going to become like that of a South American republic? Are the citizens going to be arraigned in hostile feuds forever, to the disgust and danger of the commonwealth? The national administration has refused to interfere so fat, in deference to the very proper law and tradition which decrees-that a S‘ate shall settle its own troubles if they stop short of armed insurrection; but it may not be justified in much longer holding off. A godd way to settle the whole trouble would be to fire out both those who claim tobe. the. Governor, and bave a new and fair election with an honest count. Neither side has conducted its side of the conteat in a way to command ‘support from its party, and both have provoked the disapproval of law-abiding people the country over. On Bvery Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Oure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use two-thirds of the contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and be may refund the price paid.” Price 256 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the [tae a that a scene of activity may be wit: AT STEP, way? In thirty-seven of t right to her own property after marriage. In 7 States there is no law comily. Taking these things to heart, prominent women of New York have formed. the National Legislative League, for the purpose of securing legislation which will give justice to married women. . ' Z ‘The trial of Conrad Seaman, who is charged with battery upon William Holbrook, is set for Thursday. Seamen has demanded a jury trial. Justice Coughlan fixed the time at 2 o’clock. N. D. G. W. Notice. Laurel Parlor Committees for the anniversary entertainment will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. J. V. Snyder. A iull attendance is-desired. ** Stil Waters Run Deep.” _ In your body lies the vital fluid, the blood. It makes no noise, but it gives you life. If it is strong, pure, full in wolume and vigorous, you reap the benefit. If not, the still waters of Ife, tainted and potsoned, are well-springs of disease. Hood's Sarsapavilla purifies the water of life at its source. It makes the blood healthful and keeps it so, as nothing else can. Family Medicine—“‘ We value Hood's the need of a medicine we take it and it keeps our systems in good order.”’ N. J. Leighty, Booth, Kansas. Eczema —‘“‘ Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Olive Ointment cured eczema very quickly. I would not be without them.”” Mrs. Rayner, 126 Kellogg Street, Fail River, Mass. Tired Feeling—‘‘ We take Hood's Sarsaparilla for our spring medicine ard avhenever we have that fired feeling ana ae find it is good.”” Mrs. John Work, Cochranton, Pa. Hoods Sarsape “Never Disappoints GPAND CORY BET SHEBLEY Fat Man’s Race—Entries : Bids will be received up to 5 p. m. the ground. ARGONAUT DEANE AE AS MEE AS W., will take place this evening. After the meeting is over the Ourly Bears F will have a grow! and initiate two canJ. W. Phelps, Sherman Danforth and is desired. . 90" Cristo bave retarned from the ae eee Epworth League Convention at Sacrameuto, Mrs. E. J. Morgan, John Tamblyn, Rev. Shipping Suiphurets. Tbe Providence Mining Company hes ahipped six carloads of sulpharets to the Selby Smelting Worke at San The Funeral-of Mrs. Morehouse. The funeral of the late Mrs. Joseph Lost. -A policy of insurance in the Ancient Order of United Workmen, drawn in favor of John Cleave. The finder will please return to owner and get reward. JOHN CLEAVE, Nevada Gity, Cal. al0-lw Hood's Pills cure liver Ills; thenon-in® itneg and druanist. tf ) <hiy cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsapariila, bn —— PICNIC ’S PARK, DEWEY DAY, MAY Ist, 1900. FEATURES : Curly Bear-Argonaut Tug-of-War. Dan Deeble, Grass Valley ; Ed. A. Tompkins, Nevada City. (Other attractions. will be announced later. ell —— 000000000000-——— of Monday, April 23d, 1900, for the following privileges at the above picnic, viz : Refreshment Stand, Sheoting Gallery, Phonograph and Photograph Gallery. Atthe Refreshment Stand may be the Républicans to . sold ice cream, candies, nuts, fruits and lunches. The bar to sell all drinks on Bids will also be received for Band of fifteen pieces. Bids should be addrersed to JOHN W. O'NEILL, Nevada City. or M. J. BROOK. Grass Valley, and must3be marked “Bide for Picnio Privileges.” GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION ee ie POLITICAL Catarrch Cannoi Be Cured. With local applications, as they cannot Sees blood or consti! utional disease, an Sacecer Bape ss it you must take Vater . deceased the TRANSORIPT inadvertently Hali’s Ovtarrh Cure is teken internally, and ucts directly ou reach the seat of the diseuse. nal remedies. thé blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’ --@atarrh Cure is not » quack medicine, J bed by one of the best physicians in the country for yeurs. Tt ds t+ tonics known, com sonbined with the best blood purifiers, It was ‘and is a regular prescription. of the directly on two ingredients is results in curing catarrb. > B. J. Cueney & Co, Props:, ‘Toledo, Sold ruggists, price 75c. Pale Fomite Pills are the best. ‘. tomorrow afternoon, the mucous surcombination of the what prodaces such io. Morehouse will take place at 2 o'clock E. A. TOMPKINS,pices of the Salvation army. Yesteroe . May 7h. day in mentioning the relatives of the under the aus-. Present incumbent, announces himeclf a8 6 . pearurge ad ain st No ta ga : For City ‘Trustee. SIDNEY PEARD omitted the name of Mrs. Pierce of Sacramento, her daughter, who was at S. the bedside of ber mother at the time of her death. e Es . office of City Trustee. Election Monday, May 7th. Announces himself as a eandidate for the Jo be Sent to the German Hospital. Anton Miller, who had both legs broken and badly smashed in a cave in the Layton mine aboat:amonth ago, is to be sent to San Francisco for treatment. The Knights of Rythias have him under their care,and this week he will be taken to the German Hospi. ——-—= tal at the Bay. . : For City Marshel.H. R. FOWLER,Present Nightwatehman, announecs himself as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. we will Suits, = go still lower: ig $7.00 and up. Mie 2.50 and up. : Waat ts shtiob ? ~ . A grand old remedy f Cough, Cold Seca hae 4 ANNU E' * . d Consum . oft through the Stacey & Gregory Prepared inp : ef wurid for baif © century, bas eared inTo take orders for connecting sewers, . poration) wit offi ofthe]. Pants, pumerenie cases of Lae te reece . een eens work done immediate. Bank in Nevada ( a Paeee ton snd, relioved many Jc afcd with. W should eee Jobo 8. Gregory > ARS ataoe of exes a the results we will refand yur money. 7ecI: ransaetio wer Price 25 ots., 60 ote. and $1.00. For Sick headache is cured by Hood : an egone Why Should Women Be ignored tn hs} United States a married woman has no legal right to her children. In 16 States a wife has no right to her own eurtiings outside of the home. In 8 States a woman has no pelling a wan to support his own fam-. on : an ak ROUND AND SQUARE. # » # ; GOLDEN OAK-AND ANTIQUE FINISH. AT KNKEAD'S FURITURE STORE l That is always thankfully and gratefully received is a box of our choice Confections. He is always “too lovely” who comes with a box of our delicious Chocolates, Marshmallows or Salted Almondsto sweetheart, friend or wife. Small gifts always bring their reward in popularity, and a box of our Candies don't cost much to win it. . Foley's Ice Cram Parl.. NEVADA CITY. ote: MULLOY’S BLENDED TEA OUR OWN BAKING POWDER OUR OWN SPICES Chip Beef, Finest Quality, Any Quantity Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Grass Seeds. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. CHAS. E. Sarsaparilla-very highly.When.we feel}. We have the finest display of Goods seen anywhere. Our prices are as low as can be obtained anywhere. No one is allowed to undersell us. If anyone attempts to do so have just received the latest novelties of the season. WAXEL, The TAILOR’ f wi A a ter. Ht PFOR THE LENTEN SEASON ——= We havea delicious and appetizing stock of salted, dried and smoked fish that are selected from ‘he choicest in the market. Our Salted Mackerel are A1— fat, white amap p2io tizing. @_Our Salmon Bellies are toothsome, and our fine Codfish'is the best. We have also sea foods of all kinds in cans, of the freshest and choicest to be secured. SALMON BELLIES, 5c ‘EACH. Rages aitts BEEHIVE GROCERY. eg em a j — atest in Spring and Summer Wear. _. PECALE AND . . “= CRASH SKIRTS . ~ ” = nc —_AT— TAILOR MADE / SUITS ... *K Snell & Fleming’s. —~ ee Pere Tl Sash Buckles—y : -? =AND— w= Souvenir Spoons LATEST DESIGNS. Finest’ Assortment Ever Brought to This City az C. J. BRANDS, Phone W. 14. Manufacturing Jeweler, Broad St. TRUE . SRST RS 6A EEEAAE REE EE EES CS