April 11, 1895 (4 pages)

ig ‘ they have x ssc MITE pemisertos tersr ies erry cere meatag abo ry b THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6, 1860.) Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. Published Eveuings Daily Except” undays and Legal Holidays. SUBSCRIPTION Terms—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents A Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. * LocAL READING NoTices—Ten Cents a Line ’ for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dolia~ a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno *n on Applieation. . APRIL 11, 1895. THURSDAY. PERSONAL POINTERS. —— A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks i Doings and Intentions. Jobn Neal is here from Lake City. Chas. Wasley has goi e to Alleghany, Jo eph Hatcher was down from Columbia Hill yesterday. : Ed; Fitz-immons and Will Smith were} over trom Grass Valley yesterday. Mrs, F,' W. Seitz and child of Forest City are visiting this city. Mrs. W. Hooper of Forest City came —~“duwn on the stage yesterday, Sa W. B. James of . North Bloomfield has returied from below. M. C, Hogan came over from San Juan last night. Cha. Scheuerman and wife of San Juan have returned from San Francisco, en-route home. : peas Supervisor Dan McPhetres returned to Truckee last night. Misa Mary Walsh returned to her home at Washington today. Deputy Sheriff Neagle returned jast evening from Napa. Frank State of Nevada. J. L. Daniels arrived on the morning train Golden left last night for. the from San Francisco. A. K. Ken of Sacramento arrived here on the train this morning. A. R, Morrison and J. H, down from North Bloomtield today. D. E. Morgan is seriously i!] with la grippe. William Coughlaa is dangerously ill with Cunard came pneumon ia, S. A. Strauack, a representative of the San Francisco Examiner, is in town. J. A. Luttie of St. Helena, Montana, arrived here-on the train last evening. Lee Craig, the well-known attorney of San Francisco, ig in town, Hon. EK. M. Preston left last night for lone to attend a monthly meeting of the Directors of the Industrial School. Mra. R. E. arrived here yesterday on her way to North Montgomery, of Sacramento San Juan, Col. James J. McDonald of the TRANscRIPY a very pleasant. call yesBoca made BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Business Transacted at the Session Commencing April 1, 1895. *<-_-Wepnauspay, April 10, 1895. The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present: J. M. Buffington, E. W. Donnelly, PF. M. Pridgeon, T. J. Robinson and Daniel McPhetres, Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding. The minutes of Tuesday, April 9th, were read and on motion approved, “ The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the \ GENERAL FUND. J. B. Wright, Justice fees, $36.60. George ©. Gaylord, merchandise for jail, $6.15. William Arnhart, labor on hospital, W. F. Prisk, advertising and printing, $93.25. B, Thompson, last installment and intAyst on Union .tarnpike toll road, 451.25. W. F. King, affidavits for registration, $2.25. F. M. Miller, one-half payment on abstracts per contract, $250. E. W. Donnelly, expenses of Board attending Road Convention, $44.00P, T. Riley, expenses District Attorney attendirg Road Convention, $11.50. W. J. Rogers, expense visiting schools, $90. : J. M. Buffington, mileage as member of the Board of Supervisors, 40 cents. E,.W. Donnelly, mileage as member af the Board of Supervisors, 80 cents. F. M. Pridgeon, mileage as member of the Board of Supervisors, $2.40. ‘I. J. Robinson, mileage as member of the Board of Supervisors, $2.80. Daniel McPhetres, mileage as member of the Board of Supervisors, $17.60. T. P. Byrne, labor at courc house, $8.40. E. W. Donnelly, money advanced indigent, $10. i W. F. Prisk, advertising and printing, $115.75. W. U. Tel. Co., telegraphing, $5.20. E. W. Donnelly, viewing roads and bridges, $11.50. The fee books of the County Clerk were examined and found correct and settled up to Monday, April 1, 1895. The Board by unanimous vote refused to purchase the Bridgeport toll bridge and road for want of funds, . On motion and by order of the Board the chaingang was declared abolished until further order of the Board. Petition having been received from the citizens of Washington township, request—ing a wagon road from Washington to Relief Hill, the. following viewers were appointed: Henry Frye, John McBean and Fred M. Miller. The resignation of Henry Waters as a member of the Horticultural Commission terday afternoon. William Buck arrived from San Francisco, on his way to his home at Moore’s Flat. Joseph Olive, who has for some tivie past ‘“*had charge of mine .in South Africa, is expected home here last night chlorination .works at a soon. H. Spaulding arrived here from Oakland last evening and left this morning for—his home at Downieville. W. H. Widinan, F. Boeckman and Dr. Liebrick, Providence mine officials, left by private conveyance this morning for Colfax. QPames Coughlan returned this. morning from San Bernardino county, where he has been for the past several] months, Pp, W. Gaynor arrived here this; morning from San Francisco and left this forenoon for his home at Nortb San Juan. E. Northup, one of North San Juan’s leading citizens, came over to the county: seat today. F. E. Wadsworth and wife went below this morning on 4 visit to Los Angeles and They expect to be absent a week or ten days. -*er + A Pork Packer’s Sentence, other points in Southern California, Constable Duncan arrived from Truckee this morning, having in his custody John Fitzgerald, who is booked for 120 days’ imprisonment in the county Fitzgerald, in company with several other here jail, hobos, stole’a lot of pork shoulders from a butcher in Truckee. He was arrested and confessed to the crime, but his companions got out of town and escaped. os sania a Resumed Practice. Dr. M. P. Harris, dentist, has resumed practice in this city, having opened an office at Room 16, Union Hotel. Office days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, ee ++er-KARL'S CLOVER KOOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 50 cts.,.$1.00.° Sold by Carr Broz, Better than Whiskey and more invigorating and pieas_ amtte the taste are Peruvian Bitters. For a great mumber of years been recegnmized as Nature’s antidote agaimst colds, coughs, loss of appetite, loss of energy and kindred ilis. They are still umsurpassed as a merve tonic ‘amd powerful appetizer by buildimg up the wasted emergics, xepairimg lest vitality, and inducing a healthy and natural sicep. They restere the system te the nermal condition and destrey the encroachments eof disease. Mack & Ce., Sam Francisco. All druggists of was received, accepted and ordered filed. Petition having been tiled from citizens . of Bridgeport township,, protesting against the opening of the new road between Ne. vada and Yuba counties, on motion and by . order the said matter was laid over until the July session of the Board, Ou motion and. by order of the Board the . Tax Collector was granted permission to destroy certain old tax receipts, the same . uot being records of the county, : On motion and by order of the Board One Hu. dred ($100) Dollars is hereby appropriated for Nevada county’s niimeral exhibit at the rooms of the State Board of frade, and the Auditor is directed to issue the warrant for the same in favor of J, M, Buffington. : Petitions from residents of Road District . No. 4, for a road from Pleasant Valley . across Section 7, Township 16 North, Range 8 East, heretofore laid over, was taken up and rejected by the Board, The Board visited the County Hospital and found the same in a neat and excellent condition and well conducted, Applications and petitions having been received from J. M. Hussey, F. M, Rutherford and J, 8, Hennessey for the appointment to the office of members of the County Board of Education for the term of two years a ballot was taken with ‘the fellowing result : Supervisor Buffington voted for Hussey and Kutherford, Supervisor Donnelly voted for Hennessey and Rutherford. Supervisor Pridgeon voted for Hussey and Rutherford, © Supervisor Robinson voted for Hussey avd Rutherford. _ Supervisor McPhetres voted for Hussey and Rutherford. The total vote was as follows: 4, Rutherford 5,’ Hennessey 1}. J. M, Hussey and F, M. Rutherford having received the majority of votes cast were declared elected members of the County Board of Education. On motion and by order the Board adopted the list of rates for advertising, printing and supplies for the year 1895 at the fates for the year 1894. ° 1 On motion and by order the Board adjourned to meet at the call ef the President. DanigL McPHETREs, President of the Board, Hussey Attest: J.J. Greany, Clerk, By J, C, Nivon, Deputy Clerk, Fi eR Slidell ‘Are You Delinquent ? installinent of State and county taxes will become delinquent on Monday, April 29th, at 6 o’clock p.—at., aud if not paid by that time the Tax Collector must collect an additional five per cent thereon, The second + eee . : 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 BURGLARY LAST NIGHT. Mike Hanley’s Saloon Entered and Over $200 Stolen, Burglars.last night entered the saloon of Mike Hanley, at the junction of Main and Commercial streets. They effected. an enwalk in front of the building, which gave them access to the cellar. From the cellar it was an easy matter to reach the saloon trance by prying up a board from the side. ! by the steps and trap—door. The till was broken open and its,contents, amounting to between $200 and $300, stolen. Mr. Hanley! had neglected to deposit the money, and as it was late when he closed the saloon he did not like to take it with him, for fear of being stood up. The burglars are evidently fond of good cigars, as they also stole two boxes, of 100 each, highgrade cigars, valued at $13 a box, Mr. Hanley could not tell whether they took anything else from his stock, but it is very likely they helped themselves to other things, The crime was .cotmumitted some time between 12 o'clock last night and 7 o'clock this morning. Attempts to rob the place were made twice before, but eaci time were unsuccessful. The third time was the charm, It is very evident that the person or persons who did the job are not strangers, but are well No clue has been found tending to fasten suspicion posted regarding the premises, ing on the case, Ss Sse LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings Miss Jennie White of this city has opened a millinery store on Mill street, Grass Valley. : before the Superior Court on Wednesday, May Ist. eae Early next month the Athletic Club will give. another entertainment. Prof. Hartman is drilling the members for the event. The firemen’s picnic committee from this city will meet this evening at the hall of Nevada Hose Company, No, 1, directly after the Board of Fire Delegates adjourns. The Ward Company played houses at Grass Valley and gave good satisfaction. It is a strong combination and the plays presented are all. popular. Tonight they appear at the Theater in this city, : The delivery wagon of Wells, Fargo & to large Co, collided Jaat evening with Owen Barrett’s job wagon, one of the front wheels of the express wagon locking. with a hind wheel of the smaller wagon, Result: Both drivers scared a little but no damage done, Workmen were engaged today in making repairs io the bell at the Court House, some of the attachments having become badly worn. Hereafter the prisoners at the county jail will be locked up at 5 o’clock Pp. M,, instead of 7:30 or 8 o’clock, as has been the custom. Breakfast wiil bé given them at 8 o'clock in the morning and supper at 4 in the afternoon, The large canvass sign in front of ,L. Hyman & Co.’s store in this city was taken down today to be removed to Grass VaHey, that city, Phil Byrne. has started to get out at his planing mill the fancy and ornamental work for the new belfry and front that is to be erected at the fire house of Nevada Hose Company, No, 1. There is considerable talk about the new fee bill passed’ by the last Legislature. Fees of all officers have been reduced so much that it is said the county's revenue from this source will be cut down one-half, + +@e-+ z Read John Delbridge’s new ad, SE ert PE Putting in a Pump. The work of putting’ in the new pump at the Odin mine was begun today, but slow progress was made,~ It will take several days to get the pump set and everything in working order, In’ the meautime the water cars have stopped runniug. The pump is a double acting one, and is cupable of raising 100 gallons of water a minute. When the pump gets to work it will take but a short time to clear the mine of water, — ae aut i Rather Rough. An exchange says; It is proclaimed for a fact that the man who can afford to subscribe for his homp paper but does not, and then borrows it from his neighbor, is go mean and stingy that he breathes through his nese to save the wear and tear of his teeth. ™ CENTS PER SET. e) DECORATED BREAKFAST AND LUNCH SETS, Those in' Want of Croékery, 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, itching of the skin also owe their drigin to cold weather, Oil Liniment should be-kept.on hand at all times for immediate . application when troubles ef th's ih appear. It is a sovereign remedy, '25c. 5c and $1.00 per . [ bottle, esi . d hati. 2. iy hey SMP REE? 25S ~ Dr, J. H. McLean’s Voleanie . MAKER OF -Fine -Boots and -Shoes, Also, Ladies Shoes to order, Repairise ca satisfaction given, on any one, although the officers are work— Trial jurors have been ordered .to. appease where it will be used at the firm’s store in. neatly and promptly done and . : A ‘ a. The Game Law. —— There has been @-qoestion in the minds of ; Many people whether the game-law provisions passed by the recent Legislature would annul ordinances previously passed by the Boards of Supervisors regarding the open aad close season for fish or game, or whether these ordinances would remain in force. District Attoruey Riley has been looking the matter up and is of the upinion that the new. provisions and changes enacted by the L'g slatur: render null and void all previou action which Supervisors ‘may have taken in the matter. Under.the present law ‘he open season for trout begins the Ist of May, whereas the county ordinancé fixes the time at June Ist. Nevada county fishermen will therefore have the right to follow the State law and catch fish on and after the Ist of May. so ee Will Go to Truckee. The Board of Supervisors will go to Truckee in June to equalize the fire tax there It will require three or four days to complete the work. The date has not been settled upon, “as the fire commissioners at fruckee have not sent in their report yet. sect MIE Ses SER SAE A Proposeh Cricket Game. A cricket game between the Nevada City Cricket. Club and the Penryn cricketers is spoken of, and arrangements may be made to have the contest take place of next month. It would be quite an attraction, ‘ eee a Plenty of Snow Yet. The snow along the Washington ridge in some places is'from three to five feet deep. ‘Lully’s stages run out of Washington about two miles and a half, coming this way, and the stage leaving here goes within two miles of the Central House. Between the two points a sleigh is: used, © ENEMIES eerie ASKS AN INVESTIGATION. The Truckee Incident to Be Fully inquired Into, Miss Lizzie Bernard, Principal of the schoo] at Fourth and Qwtreets, Sacramento, has requested the City Board of Education statement published concerning ber alleged conduct while visiting Truckee recently. From what can be learned through persons who were in Truckee at the time, it would appear, that there was no foundation for the ‘statement’ published by the. Truckee Republican, and until the matter is inquired into fully all the parties concerned are entitled to the presumption of innocence,— Bee. ; 0 e@ee Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoffice at’ Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., April 11th, 1895: Armstrong, John Clark, Mrs. A. M, Dibes, N. Eastman, O. M, Emerson, All Gossett, Miss Nellie Hawkins, Phil McMurrer, Mrs. Mclver, Mrs. John A, Omodt, A. A. Olsen, Miss Annie Jones, Charles A, Jenkins, Ed. Sharp, James Soper, J. M. Sparks, Joho If not called for in fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead: letter office, Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp 8S, Caikins,P. M. ————--— + 9@ere——— Three for a Half. Gaylord has received a big cqnsignment of fine fresh Nevada honey, and will deal it out to his patrons three frames for 50 cents, m21tf 0 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 this kind, Price $1,00 per bottle, Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. Itis sold on @ guarantee by all drugIt cipient C i er. the best bo cb and Greap Ceo Sold by Carr Bro 8, t the fire-, men’s. picnic at Glenbrook Park on the 16th] to investigate the matter of the ‘scandalous . . : : EPWORTH LEAGUE. The Entertainment Given at the , Church Last Night, The Epworth League social last evening was a grand success. The programme ren dered wai as follows : : Selectién—Nevada Jinglers. Vocal Solo—Geo, Adair. Instriimental—W. English. Tableau—‘“‘Ruth and Naoma.” Tableau by members of the League. After the programme was completed coffee, cake, etc., was served. A large basket of Eastern eggs were disposed of at auction sale. . a oe. vee vere N. D. G. W. Attention. Laurel Parlor will celebrate -the anniversary of her organization’ on Thursday . evening, April 11th, An: elaborate entertainment has been prepared. Luiu Criurrer, Pres,” Mary Hook, Ree, Sec. al0-2t ++90-——— AgRIAL BAKING PowbEr, the only genuine absolutely—pure baking powder ever d5ld, for 35 cents per full pound can, Money refunded if unsatisfactory. f183m Health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No Strength nor Energy 4 Miserable ] IN THE EXTREME. 4 Hands COVERED —with— SORES. _ CURED BY USING Ayer’s Sarsaparilla “Several years ago, my blood was in oi bad condition, my system all run down, Q§ and-rny general health very much ‘imQ§ yaired. My hands were covered with Q§ rae sores, discharging all the time, I oO} had no strength nor energy and my feeloO} ings were miserable in the extreme. At of last, . commenced taking Ayer’s Sarsa@ jarilla and soon noticed a change forthe © yetter. My appetite returned and with it, renewed strength. Encouraged by °° these results, 1 kept on taking the SarQ§ saparilla, till 1 had used six bottles, and oO my health was restored."—A. A. Towns, prop. Harris House, Thompson, N. Dak. Ayer’sons Sarsaparilla 3 Admitted S AT THE WORLD’S FAIR 0 ©000000000000000990990000 (SSMRRR CRESTS AUER eS 26 OS Ree US COWS IEE CARE TEREOER USER Eee a oaBs, Bids for Privileges. No ICE 18S HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED { proposals for privileges at the Firemen’s Pienic to be held at Glenbrook Park on ‘Lhursday, May 16, will be received up to Saturday, April 20, 1895, at 8 O’clock P.M, . The followiug p‘ivileges will be let: Bar, Ice Cream and Coniectionery, Shooting Gallery, Lunch stand, Music, Advercising Program, Renting of Bicycles, and other privileges. Bids will also be received for building a Dance Platform 40x80 feet, bidders to state kind of lumber to be used and to furnish said lumber themselves and take back the same atter the Pienic. The Committee reserve the right to reject any or a'l bids. fs All parties awarded privileges must deposit a check tor one-hilf the amount o: their bid on the day the award is made, Bidg can be handed to the undersigned, é J, B. GRAY, Sec’y., ‘ t Nevada City. D, 8. COLLINS, Ass’t. Sec’y., as-—ti at Grass Valley. Come-to the DAILY TRANSCRIPT JOB OFFICE ——FOR—— Mt RECEIPTS, BALL PROGRAMS LETTER HEADS, INVITATIONS, CIRCULARS, BUSINESS CARDS, ASSAY REPORTS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, BANK CHECKS, STATEMENTS, HANDBILLS, BRIEFS, 'PAY ROLLS, IENVELOPES, TICKETS, ‘VISITING CARDS M¢ WHY ? SELLS Oranges, Lemons and Bananas Than All the Other Fruit Dealers in Nevada City ‘Combined. Largest Variety, Lowest Prices! —-AT— IRE . CaN bY ’ LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City, v oes v ‘ Ph . Ss i ucrataravavan ee, SW VO wad AVN . ay THE WONDER Great Reduction Sale For The Next 6 Days, Begins Thursday, April trth; at 8 o'clock A, M. -MEN’S ENGLISH P. K.: SQUARE-CUT SUITS, MEN’S NEW YORK TW popular dark blue, very neat pattern, former value $22.50, reduced to $14.75. EED SUITS, round or square cut, regular value, $12.50, reduced to $8.50 per suit, ‘MEN'S ALL-WOOL, SUMMER-WEIGHT SUITS, former value $11.50. tern, sizes from 13 to 18 year BOYS' two top and hip pockets, vest SUITS, Marysville Fweed, in per suit, We appreciate the steady pa we cannot do justice to everyb ble Country Orders pron R Nevada City—Comme We have reduced them to. $5 per suit. SUPERIOR-GRADE MERE, in light mixture, three out-side pockets: with -laps, hand-stitched button holes, pants with strengthened crotch, ers and propose this Opportunity shall benefit them, _We reduce them to $6.90 per suit. BOYS’ SUMMER-WEIGHT SUITS, very. pretty pats of age, regular value $8.50, ENGLISH CASHto match, regular: value $8.50. We have reduced them to $5.25 per suit. BOYS’ SINGLE-BREASTED, ROUND-CUT KNEE gray or brown, regular value $3,75. During this sale we will sell them to you for $2.75 We have also a fine line of CHILDREN’S REEFER SUITS with sailor collars; very pretty, the latest out. You can get them from us for $3.90 per suit. We also have a fine.line of Men’s, — Ladies’ Children’s Shoes, which will go at a big reduction. Misses’ and tronage of hundreds of custom— We fear ody during the busiest hours of the day, so we advise you to come in the morning if possi— iptly attended to, especifully ‘yours, rcial Street. Grass Valley—Main Street. am wae ose oe$. APERFECT . is) FIT . Best” Suit. . GUARANTEED, . and’ see them, fa. decoemnoes Con mercial Street, EE. E WUEAC Merchant: ‘Talloe: overcoats, Come aanns in Traisecript Block, } . } _* * * RN MRR HO H Instrumental ! ee ff —AND— Vocal Concert Sey) ete High Class Music acteee) “eens Odd Fellows’ Hall, Nevada City, Under the direction of Prof. J. R. Davis. ADMISSION 650 CENTS. NEVADA THEATRE, ‘. ONE WEE EK COMMENCING Thursday, April 1th, ’95. The James Ward COMPANY, Head«d by the Popular Actor, JAMES Tl. WARD, Ina reptoire of New_Plays, Changed : ‘Nightly. ; FI it : Thursday Evening, April 11th, The Irish Comedy Drama, The Shaughraun. Popular Prices—15, 25 and 35 cents, No extra charge to reserve. seats, Ladies Matinee Saturday at 2P. M. The attention of the is called to the ] adies Opening Day Of Spring Millinerye.” Tuesday, April 2d, and continuing during the whole week. When will be on exhibitien the most extensive and handsomest display: of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets ever seen in this market. , ' Everybody invited to call and see this magnificent dis— play whether they wish to purchase or not, Mis. Lester @ Crawford, FOR CITY MARSHAL. D. B. GETCHELL [Lo HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANDIDATE pat ge fey _to the office of City Marshal, ubject to the decision of the people City.” Eleetion Monday, May teh? ise, _— Citation. UNITED StTaTES LAND OFFICE, rae Marysville, Cal., April 5, 1895. OTICE is hereby given to all whom it may I eran ner HEREAS, By his letter “N” of January 8ist, 1895, the Commissioner of the Genmel Land Office directed th ta hearing be ordered to ascertain the character for minerals of the hereinatfer described land, in order to determine Whether patents should issue, conveying the same to the Central Pacific Railroad om any; ane ee Commtestonsr, in*his letter, allowed the said Company sixty days withi apply for stich heurings and = Hee HEREAS, The said Company having, within she t-me asoved, flad its application ‘Therefor: . is now ordere late the ot Bo ¢ s hearing be had before Office jn Marysville, California ¢ bs #2 th day of May, 1895, at 10 ehindk fn us 9 the character, for miner ’ dowesived castor, erals, of the foliowing: ol 7 of N E 1-4, Lote 1 and 40f 8 W 1-4, 8 EB’ i-4 of 8 W14,N WI4 ofS W1-4,NE ict! of N aS sua MI 2 of N W 1-4 of Seetion 138, im wnhsh*p 17 North, Range: aie Soe Mer'dian,. a Th tthe time and place hereinbefore an pers n wh» dosires to may testify ag 4 the character of any part, or of all the lands deDefault to th's Citation by a . ested will be duly noted. ony iii aia It is further ordered that this notice be pudlished once a wee: for four successive weeks in the Nevads Vity DAaiLy TRANSCRIPT, & DeWspaper of general circulation published at Nevady City, Nevada Count } the Said lands, xe onsen — WILLIAM A, LOWERY, Register. a8 «Tf J BHERWOUD, lose -CLOSING OUT SALE AT REDUCED PRICES, OF ‘Fine Boots »» Shoes. Also a Large Stock of Oxford Ties. all and get. bargains before sizes are broe m. i All sales are strictly for cash. Repairing promptly and nea'ly done ‘as: the old standard aries . JOHN DELBRIDGE, . Gomamnenet il Street,.. . Nevava Crrg A . Ms LEVELT, Proprietor of the Wouder Outltting Store, . eautiful Suitings and Overcoats, H FOR MEN’S WEAR.~<d I have an extensive line of imported and domestic cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your ‘Sunday Iam making OVERCOATS of the Latest . Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices that compare favorably with ‘‘store” ned, at the United States Land!. =} — HEC Publishe ete ———— BROWN i5 Cts. { ‘ SIX P eeieaeianall THURS! . eeumeanaeaailll —_———— —_— » ts Con It is st this last disastrov tested w -out and dangled restored in San Alamed: defrayin wpon is tion to . office of demand garded. the ins him to scribed and tht ment W tion. _ the ch part of . 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ig ‘ they have x ssc MITE pemisertos tersr ies erry cere meatag abo ry b THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6, 1860.) Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. Published Eveuings Daily Except” undays and Legal Holidays. SUBSCRIPTION Terms—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents A Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. * LocAL READING NoTices—Ten Cents a Line ’ for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dolia~ a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno *n on Applieation. . APRIL 11, 1895. THURSDAY. PERSONAL POINTERS. —— A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks i Doings and Intentions. Jobn Neal is here from Lake City. Chas. Wasley has goi e to Alleghany, Jo eph Hatcher was down from Columbia Hill yesterday. : Ed; Fitz-immons and Will Smith were} over trom Grass Valley yesterday. Mrs, F,' W. Seitz and child of Forest City are visiting this city. Mrs. W. Hooper of Forest City came —~“duwn on the stage yesterday, Sa W. B. James of . North Bloomfield has returied from below. M. C, Hogan came over from San Juan last night. Cha. Scheuerman and wife of San Juan have returned from San Francisco, en-route home. : peas Supervisor Dan McPhetres returned to Truckee last night. Misa Mary Walsh returned to her home at Washington today. Deputy Sheriff Neagle returned jast evening from Napa. Frank State of Nevada. J. L. Daniels arrived on the morning train Golden left last night for. the from San Francisco. A. K. Ken of Sacramento arrived here on the train this morning. A. R, Morrison and J. H, down from North Bloomtield today. D. E. Morgan is seriously i!] with la grippe. William Coughlaa is dangerously ill with Cunard came pneumon ia, S. A. Strauack, a representative of the San Francisco Examiner, is in town. J. A. Luttie of St. Helena, Montana, arrived here-on the train last evening. Lee Craig, the well-known attorney of San Francisco, ig in town, Hon. EK. M. Preston left last night for lone to attend a monthly meeting of the Directors of the Industrial School. Mra. R. E. arrived here yesterday on her way to North Montgomery, of Sacramento San Juan, Col. James J. McDonald of the TRANscRIPY a very pleasant. call yesBoca made BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Business Transacted at the Session Commencing April 1, 1895. *<-_-Wepnauspay, April 10, 1895. The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present: J. M. Buffington, E. W. Donnelly, PF. M. Pridgeon, T. J. Robinson and Daniel McPhetres, Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding. The minutes of Tuesday, April 9th, were read and on motion approved, “ The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the \ GENERAL FUND. J. B. Wright, Justice fees, $36.60. George ©. Gaylord, merchandise for jail, $6.15. William Arnhart, labor on hospital, W. F. Prisk, advertising and printing, $93.25. B, Thompson, last installment and intAyst on Union .tarnpike toll road, 451.25. W. F. King, affidavits for registration, $2.25. F. M. Miller, one-half payment on abstracts per contract, $250. E. W. Donnelly, expenses of Board attending Road Convention, $44.00P, T. Riley, expenses District Attorney attendirg Road Convention, $11.50. W. J. Rogers, expense visiting schools, $90. : J. M. Buffington, mileage as member of the Board of Supervisors, 40 cents. E,.W. Donnelly, mileage as member af the Board of Supervisors, 80 cents. F. M. Pridgeon, mileage as member of the Board of Supervisors, $2.40. ‘I. J. Robinson, mileage as member of the Board of Supervisors, $2.80. Daniel McPhetres, mileage as member of the Board of Supervisors, $17.60. T. P. Byrne, labor at courc house, $8.40. E. W. Donnelly, money advanced indigent, $10. i W. F. Prisk, advertising and printing, $115.75. W. U. Tel. Co., telegraphing, $5.20. E. W. Donnelly, viewing roads and bridges, $11.50. The fee books of the County Clerk were examined and found correct and settled up to Monday, April 1, 1895. The Board by unanimous vote refused to purchase the Bridgeport toll bridge and road for want of funds, . On motion and by order of the Board the chaingang was declared abolished until further order of the Board. Petition having been received from the citizens of Washington township, request—ing a wagon road from Washington to Relief Hill, the. following viewers were appointed: Henry Frye, John McBean and Fred M. Miller. The resignation of Henry Waters as a member of the Horticultural Commission terday afternoon. William Buck arrived from San Francisco, on his way to his home at Moore’s Flat. Joseph Olive, who has for some tivie past ‘“*had charge of mine .in South Africa, is expected home here last night chlorination .works at a soon. H. Spaulding arrived here from Oakland last evening and left this morning for—his home at Downieville. W. H. Widinan, F. Boeckman and Dr. Liebrick, Providence mine officials, left by private conveyance this morning for Colfax. QPames Coughlan returned this. morning from San Bernardino county, where he has been for the past several] months, Pp, W. Gaynor arrived here this; morning from San Francisco and left this forenoon for his home at Nortb San Juan. E. Northup, one of North San Juan’s leading citizens, came over to the county: seat today. F. E. Wadsworth and wife went below this morning on 4 visit to Los Angeles and They expect to be absent a week or ten days. -*er + A Pork Packer’s Sentence, other points in Southern California, Constable Duncan arrived from Truckee this morning, having in his custody John Fitzgerald, who is booked for 120 days’ imprisonment in the county Fitzgerald, in company with several other here jail, hobos, stole’a lot of pork shoulders from a butcher in Truckee. He was arrested and confessed to the crime, but his companions got out of town and escaped. os sania a Resumed Practice. Dr. M. P. Harris, dentist, has resumed practice in this city, having opened an office at Room 16, Union Hotel. Office days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, ee ++er-KARL'S CLOVER KOOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 50 cts.,.$1.00.° Sold by Carr Broz, Better than Whiskey and more invigorating and pieas_ amtte the taste are Peruvian Bitters. For a great mumber of years been recegnmized as Nature’s antidote agaimst colds, coughs, loss of appetite, loss of energy and kindred ilis. They are still umsurpassed as a merve tonic ‘amd powerful appetizer by buildimg up the wasted emergics, xepairimg lest vitality, and inducing a healthy and natural sicep. They restere the system te the nermal condition and destrey the encroachments eof disease. Mack & Ce., Sam Francisco. All druggists of was received, accepted and ordered filed. Petition having been tiled from citizens . of Bridgeport township,, protesting against the opening of the new road between Ne. vada and Yuba counties, on motion and by . order the said matter was laid over until the July session of the Board, Ou motion and. by order of the Board the . Tax Collector was granted permission to destroy certain old tax receipts, the same . uot being records of the county, : On motion and by order of the Board One Hu. dred ($100) Dollars is hereby appropriated for Nevada county’s niimeral exhibit at the rooms of the State Board of frade, and the Auditor is directed to issue the warrant for the same in favor of J, M, Buffington. : Petitions from residents of Road District . No. 4, for a road from Pleasant Valley . across Section 7, Township 16 North, Range 8 East, heretofore laid over, was taken up and rejected by the Board, The Board visited the County Hospital and found the same in a neat and excellent condition and well conducted, Applications and petitions having been received from J. M. Hussey, F. M, Rutherford and J, 8, Hennessey for the appointment to the office of members of the County Board of Education for the term of two years a ballot was taken with ‘the fellowing result : Supervisor Buffington voted for Hussey and Kutherford, Supervisor Donnelly voted for Hennessey and Rutherford. Supervisor Pridgeon voted for Hussey and Rutherford, © Supervisor Robinson voted for Hussey avd Rutherford. _ Supervisor McPhetres voted for Hussey and Rutherford. The total vote was as follows: 4, Rutherford 5,’ Hennessey 1}. J. M, Hussey and F, M. Rutherford having received the majority of votes cast were declared elected members of the County Board of Education. On motion and by order the Board adopted the list of rates for advertising, printing and supplies for the year 1895 at the fates for the year 1894. ° 1 On motion and by order the Board adjourned to meet at the call ef the President. DanigL McPHETREs, President of the Board, Hussey Attest: J.J. Greany, Clerk, By J, C, Nivon, Deputy Clerk, Fi eR Slidell ‘Are You Delinquent ? installinent of State and county taxes will become delinquent on Monday, April 29th, at 6 o’clock p.—at., aud if not paid by that time the Tax Collector must collect an additional five per cent thereon, The second + eee . : 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 BURGLARY LAST NIGHT. Mike Hanley’s Saloon Entered and Over $200 Stolen, Burglars.last night entered the saloon of Mike Hanley, at the junction of Main and Commercial streets. They effected. an enwalk in front of the building, which gave them access to the cellar. From the cellar it was an easy matter to reach the saloon trance by prying up a board from the side. ! by the steps and trap—door. The till was broken open and its,contents, amounting to between $200 and $300, stolen. Mr. Hanley! had neglected to deposit the money, and as it was late when he closed the saloon he did not like to take it with him, for fear of being stood up. The burglars are evidently fond of good cigars, as they also stole two boxes, of 100 each, highgrade cigars, valued at $13 a box, Mr. Hanley could not tell whether they took anything else from his stock, but it is very likely they helped themselves to other things, The crime was .cotmumitted some time between 12 o'clock last night and 7 o'clock this morning. Attempts to rob the place were made twice before, but eaci time were unsuccessful. The third time was the charm, It is very evident that the person or persons who did the job are not strangers, but are well No clue has been found tending to fasten suspicion posted regarding the premises, ing on the case, Ss Sse LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings Miss Jennie White of this city has opened a millinery store on Mill street, Grass Valley. : before the Superior Court on Wednesday, May Ist. eae Early next month the Athletic Club will give. another entertainment. Prof. Hartman is drilling the members for the event. The firemen’s picnic committee from this city will meet this evening at the hall of Nevada Hose Company, No, 1, directly after the Board of Fire Delegates adjourns. The Ward Company played houses at Grass Valley and gave good satisfaction. It is a strong combination and the plays presented are all. popular. Tonight they appear at the Theater in this city, : The delivery wagon of Wells, Fargo & to large Co, collided Jaat evening with Owen Barrett’s job wagon, one of the front wheels of the express wagon locking. with a hind wheel of the smaller wagon, Result: Both drivers scared a little but no damage done, Workmen were engaged today in making repairs io the bell at the Court House, some of the attachments having become badly worn. Hereafter the prisoners at the county jail will be locked up at 5 o’clock Pp. M,, instead of 7:30 or 8 o’clock, as has been the custom. Breakfast wiil bé given them at 8 o'clock in the morning and supper at 4 in the afternoon, The large canvass sign in front of ,L. Hyman & Co.’s store in this city was taken down today to be removed to Grass VaHey, that city, Phil Byrne. has started to get out at his planing mill the fancy and ornamental work for the new belfry and front that is to be erected at the fire house of Nevada Hose Company, No, 1. There is considerable talk about the new fee bill passed’ by the last Legislature. Fees of all officers have been reduced so much that it is said the county's revenue from this source will be cut down one-half, + +@e-+ z Read John Delbridge’s new ad, SE ert PE Putting in a Pump. The work of putting’ in the new pump at the Odin mine was begun today, but slow progress was made,~ It will take several days to get the pump set and everything in working order, In’ the meautime the water cars have stopped runniug. The pump is a double acting one, and is cupable of raising 100 gallons of water a minute. When the pump gets to work it will take but a short time to clear the mine of water, — ae aut i Rather Rough. An exchange says; It is proclaimed for a fact that the man who can afford to subscribe for his homp paper but does not, and then borrows it from his neighbor, is go mean and stingy that he breathes through his nese to save the wear and tear of his teeth. ™ CENTS PER SET. e) DECORATED BREAKFAST AND LUNCH SETS, Those in' Want of Croékery, 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, itching of the skin also owe their drigin to cold weather, Oil Liniment should be-kept.on hand at all times for immediate . application when troubles ef th's ih appear. It is a sovereign remedy, '25c. 5c and $1.00 per . [ bottle, esi . d hati. 2. iy hey SMP REE? 25S ~ Dr, J. H. McLean’s Voleanie . MAKER OF -Fine -Boots and -Shoes, Also, Ladies Shoes to order, Repairise ca satisfaction given, on any one, although the officers are work— Trial jurors have been ordered .to. appease where it will be used at the firm’s store in. neatly and promptly done and . : A ‘ a. The Game Law. —— There has been @-qoestion in the minds of ; Many people whether the game-law provisions passed by the recent Legislature would annul ordinances previously passed by the Boards of Supervisors regarding the open aad close season for fish or game, or whether these ordinances would remain in force. District Attoruey Riley has been looking the matter up and is of the upinion that the new. provisions and changes enacted by the L'g slatur: render null and void all previou action which Supervisors ‘may have taken in the matter. Under.the present law ‘he open season for trout begins the Ist of May, whereas the county ordinancé fixes the time at June Ist. Nevada county fishermen will therefore have the right to follow the State law and catch fish on and after the Ist of May. so ee Will Go to Truckee. The Board of Supervisors will go to Truckee in June to equalize the fire tax there It will require three or four days to complete the work. The date has not been settled upon, “as the fire commissioners at fruckee have not sent in their report yet. sect MIE Ses SER SAE A Proposeh Cricket Game. A cricket game between the Nevada City Cricket. Club and the Penryn cricketers is spoken of, and arrangements may be made to have the contest take place of next month. It would be quite an attraction, ‘ eee a Plenty of Snow Yet. The snow along the Washington ridge in

some places is'from three to five feet deep. ‘Lully’s stages run out of Washington about two miles and a half, coming this way, and the stage leaving here goes within two miles of the Central House. Between the two points a sleigh is: used, © ENEMIES eerie ASKS AN INVESTIGATION. The Truckee Incident to Be Fully inquired Into, Miss Lizzie Bernard, Principal of the schoo] at Fourth and Qwtreets, Sacramento, has requested the City Board of Education statement published concerning ber alleged conduct while visiting Truckee recently. From what can be learned through persons who were in Truckee at the time, it would appear, that there was no foundation for the ‘statement’ published by the. Truckee Republican, and until the matter is inquired into fully all the parties concerned are entitled to the presumption of innocence,— Bee. ; 0 e@ee Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoffice at’ Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., April 11th, 1895: Armstrong, John Clark, Mrs. A. M, Dibes, N. Eastman, O. M, Emerson, All Gossett, Miss Nellie Hawkins, Phil McMurrer, Mrs. Mclver, Mrs. John A, Omodt, A. A. Olsen, Miss Annie Jones, Charles A, Jenkins, Ed. Sharp, James Soper, J. M. Sparks, Joho If not called for in fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead: letter office, Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp 8S, Caikins,P. M. ————--— + 9@ere——— Three for a Half. Gaylord has received a big cqnsignment of fine fresh Nevada honey, and will deal it out to his patrons three frames for 50 cents, m21tf 0 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 this kind, Price $1,00 per bottle, Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. Itis sold on @ guarantee by all drugIt cipient C i er. the best bo cb and Greap Ceo Sold by Carr Bro 8, t the fire-, men’s. picnic at Glenbrook Park on the 16th] to investigate the matter of the ‘scandalous . . : : EPWORTH LEAGUE. The Entertainment Given at the , Church Last Night, The Epworth League social last evening was a grand success. The programme ren dered wai as follows : : Selectién—Nevada Jinglers. Vocal Solo—Geo, Adair. Instriimental—W. English. Tableau—‘“‘Ruth and Naoma.” Tableau by members of the League. After the programme was completed coffee, cake, etc., was served. A large basket of Eastern eggs were disposed of at auction sale. . a oe. vee vere N. D. G. W. Attention. Laurel Parlor will celebrate -the anniversary of her organization’ on Thursday . evening, April 11th, An: elaborate entertainment has been prepared. Luiu Criurrer, Pres,” Mary Hook, Ree, Sec. al0-2t ++90-——— AgRIAL BAKING PowbEr, the only genuine absolutely—pure baking powder ever d5ld, for 35 cents per full pound can, Money refunded if unsatisfactory. f183m Health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No Strength nor Energy 4 Miserable ] IN THE EXTREME. 4 Hands COVERED —with— SORES. _ CURED BY USING Ayer’s Sarsaparilla “Several years ago, my blood was in oi bad condition, my system all run down, Q§ and-rny general health very much ‘imQ§ yaired. My hands were covered with Q§ rae sores, discharging all the time, I oO} had no strength nor energy and my feeloO} ings were miserable in the extreme. At of last, . commenced taking Ayer’s Sarsa@ jarilla and soon noticed a change forthe © yetter. My appetite returned and with it, renewed strength. Encouraged by °° these results, 1 kept on taking the SarQ§ saparilla, till 1 had used six bottles, and oO my health was restored."—A. A. Towns, prop. Harris House, Thompson, N. Dak. Ayer’sons Sarsaparilla 3 Admitted S AT THE WORLD’S FAIR 0 ©000000000000000990990000 (SSMRRR CRESTS AUER eS 26 OS Ree US COWS IEE CARE TEREOER USER Eee a oaBs, Bids for Privileges. No ICE 18S HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED { proposals for privileges at the Firemen’s Pienic to be held at Glenbrook Park on ‘Lhursday, May 16, will be received up to Saturday, April 20, 1895, at 8 O’clock P.M, . The followiug p‘ivileges will be let: Bar, Ice Cream and Coniectionery, Shooting Gallery, Lunch stand, Music, Advercising Program, Renting of Bicycles, and other privileges. Bids will also be received for building a Dance Platform 40x80 feet, bidders to state kind of lumber to be used and to furnish said lumber themselves and take back the same atter the Pienic. The Committee reserve the right to reject any or a'l bids. fs All parties awarded privileges must deposit a check tor one-hilf the amount o: their bid on the day the award is made, Bidg can be handed to the undersigned, é J, B. GRAY, Sec’y., ‘ t Nevada City. D, 8. COLLINS, Ass’t. Sec’y., as-—ti at Grass Valley. Come-to the DAILY TRANSCRIPT JOB OFFICE ——FOR—— Mt RECEIPTS, BALL PROGRAMS LETTER HEADS, INVITATIONS, CIRCULARS, BUSINESS CARDS, ASSAY REPORTS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, BANK CHECKS, STATEMENTS, HANDBILLS, BRIEFS, 'PAY ROLLS, IENVELOPES, TICKETS, ‘VISITING CARDS M¢ WHY ? SELLS Oranges, Lemons and Bananas Than All the Other Fruit Dealers in Nevada City ‘Combined. Largest Variety, Lowest Prices! —-AT— IRE . CaN bY ’ LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City, v oes v ‘ Ph . Ss i ucrataravavan ee, SW VO wad AVN . ay THE WONDER Great Reduction Sale For The Next 6 Days, Begins Thursday, April trth; at 8 o'clock A, M. -MEN’S ENGLISH P. K.: SQUARE-CUT SUITS, MEN’S NEW YORK TW popular dark blue, very neat pattern, former value $22.50, reduced to $14.75. EED SUITS, round or square cut, regular value, $12.50, reduced to $8.50 per suit, ‘MEN'S ALL-WOOL, SUMMER-WEIGHT SUITS, former value $11.50. tern, sizes from 13 to 18 year BOYS' two top and hip pockets, vest SUITS, Marysville Fweed, in per suit, We appreciate the steady pa we cannot do justice to everyb ble Country Orders pron R Nevada City—Comme We have reduced them to. $5 per suit. SUPERIOR-GRADE MERE, in light mixture, three out-side pockets: with -laps, hand-stitched button holes, pants with strengthened crotch, ers and propose this Opportunity shall benefit them, _We reduce them to $6.90 per suit. BOYS’ SUMMER-WEIGHT SUITS, very. pretty pats of age, regular value $8.50, ENGLISH CASHto match, regular: value $8.50. We have reduced them to $5.25 per suit. BOYS’ SINGLE-BREASTED, ROUND-CUT KNEE gray or brown, regular value $3,75. During this sale we will sell them to you for $2.75 We have also a fine line of CHILDREN’S REEFER SUITS with sailor collars; very pretty, the latest out. You can get them from us for $3.90 per suit. We also have a fine.line of Men’s, — Ladies’ Children’s Shoes, which will go at a big reduction. Misses’ and tronage of hundreds of custom— We fear ody during the busiest hours of the day, so we advise you to come in the morning if possi— iptly attended to, especifully ‘yours, rcial Street. Grass Valley—Main Street. am wae ose oe$. APERFECT . is) FIT . Best” Suit. . GUARANTEED, . and’ see them, fa. decoemnoes Con mercial Street, EE. E WUEAC Merchant: ‘Talloe: overcoats, Come aanns in Traisecript Block, } . } _* * * RN MRR HO H Instrumental ! ee ff —AND— Vocal Concert Sey) ete High Class Music acteee) “eens Odd Fellows’ Hall, Nevada City, Under the direction of Prof. J. R. Davis. ADMISSION 650 CENTS. NEVADA THEATRE, ‘. ONE WEE EK COMMENCING Thursday, April 1th, ’95. The James Ward COMPANY, Head«d by the Popular Actor, JAMES Tl. WARD, Ina reptoire of New_Plays, Changed : ‘Nightly. ; FI it : Thursday Evening, April 11th, The Irish Comedy Drama, The Shaughraun. Popular Prices—15, 25 and 35 cents, No extra charge to reserve. seats, Ladies Matinee Saturday at 2P. M. The attention of the is called to the ] adies Opening Day Of Spring Millinerye.” Tuesday, April 2d, and continuing during the whole week. When will be on exhibitien the most extensive and handsomest display: of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets ever seen in this market. , ' Everybody invited to call and see this magnificent dis— play whether they wish to purchase or not, Mis. Lester @ Crawford, FOR CITY MARSHAL. D. B. GETCHELL [Lo HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANDIDATE pat ge fey _to the office of City Marshal, ubject to the decision of the people City.” Eleetion Monday, May teh? ise, _— Citation. UNITED StTaTES LAND OFFICE, rae Marysville, Cal., April 5, 1895. OTICE is hereby given to all whom it may I eran ner HEREAS, By his letter “N” of January 8ist, 1895, the Commissioner of the Genmel Land Office directed th ta hearing be ordered to ascertain the character for minerals of the hereinatfer described land, in order to determine Whether patents should issue, conveying the same to the Central Pacific Railroad om any; ane ee Commtestonsr, in*his letter, allowed the said Company sixty days withi apply for stich heurings and = Hee HEREAS, The said Company having, within she t-me asoved, flad its application ‘Therefor: . is now ordere late the ot Bo ¢ s hearing be had before Office jn Marysville, California ¢ bs #2 th day of May, 1895, at 10 ehindk fn us 9 the character, for miner ’ dowesived castor, erals, of the foliowing: ol 7 of N E 1-4, Lote 1 and 40f 8 W 1-4, 8 EB’ i-4 of 8 W14,N WI4 ofS W1-4,NE ict! of N aS sua MI 2 of N W 1-4 of Seetion 138, im wnhsh*p 17 North, Range: aie Soe Mer'dian,. a Th tthe time and place hereinbefore an pers n wh» dosires to may testify ag 4 the character of any part, or of all the lands deDefault to th's Citation by a . ested will be duly noted. ony iii aia It is further ordered that this notice be pudlished once a wee: for four successive weeks in the Nevads Vity DAaiLy TRANSCRIPT, & DeWspaper of general circulation published at Nevady City, Nevada Count } the Said lands, xe onsen — WILLIAM A, LOWERY, Register. a8 «Tf J BHERWOUD, lose -CLOSING OUT SALE AT REDUCED PRICES, OF ‘Fine Boots »» Shoes. Also a Large Stock of Oxford Ties. all and get. bargains before sizes are broe m. i All sales are strictly for cash. Repairing promptly and nea'ly done ‘as: the old standard aries . JOHN DELBRIDGE, . Gomamnenet il Street,... . Nevava Crrg A . Ms LEVELT, Proprietor of the Wouder Outltting Store, . eautiful Suitings and Overcoats, H FOR MEN’S WEAR.~<d I have an extensive line of imported and domestic cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your ‘Sunday Iam making OVERCOATS of the Latest . Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices that compare favorably with ‘‘store” ned, at the United States Land!. =} — HEC Publishe ete ———— BROWN i5 Cts. { ‘ SIX P eeieaeianall THURS! . eeumeanaeaailll —_———— —_— » ts Con It is st this last disastrov tested w -out and dangled restored in San Alamed: defrayin wpon is tion to . office of demand garded. the ins him to scribed and tht ment W tion. _ the ch part of . Sher Railro ‘ from evenin Sacra Gard evenil It is « which the m part « Brady the p eludi bility and t accor night Tt bia . Me) at v past ore mer Jos por stir dist ity, rev ant ani th