April 11, 1896 (4 pages)

bd @ eR B83 = FESS.eUSos — pny one here, so far as we conld learn. ak ae Oalif. % 1860:; Nevada Olty, Nevada ‘Ooanty, ate sen Poblshed Rrowons Dag Ezoont, ieeipaans Week,, eae oe ie Centa,a Week, x Doliarse Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. “ano tas cee —— By. 4s A peat Chronicle of Yarlous Polks Doings and Intentions. “iy ‘Sliechen came down from Campton‘vitte test nitghts =" B. C. Condit and R, Pratt, of San Fraii4 cisco, arrived here last evening. LocAn Reapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line _. for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Appli: cation, . 1 SATURDAY..APRIL 11, 1896, ~ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Summarized Mention of Minor ‘Home Chicken supper at the Star and Crescent wine rooms, Commercial street, tonight. “TH cracked fire bell at Pennsylvania Engine Company’s house‘was taken down today, Henry. Bread and Phil. Floyd had the job, A cement gutter is being! built from Richards’ grocery store down below Frank pany man’s saloon, Broad street, The Excelsior Whist Club will be entertained next Wednesday evening by Mrs. Cal. R. Clarke. Mrs, H. Proschold and Miss Belle Cassidy, who have been visiting friends in this city, will leave tomorrow for their hoines in San Francisco, William Holmes is thinking of adding another story to his brick building at the junction of Main and Cvyote streets, this There was a heavy frost last, night, and the early fruits got another nipping. George Lawrence will leave in the morning for Oakland, where he will make a short visit, and will then probably go to Granite Basin, Plumas county, to take a situation in a a quartz mill. . Qualification . of Voters, The City Trustees a: recently sent an inquiry to Attorney-General Fitzgerald in regard to the qualifications of voters at a city election. The reply from the Attorney: Genera] is in effect as follows: ey Any citizen who-has sisted in the State, county and precinct the required length of time, and whose-‘name shall have been enrolled on the Great Register of, the county fifteen days prior to an election, shall be entitled to vote, Those whose names are not' on the printed Register can vote by p-esenting a certificate from the County Clerk showing that his name is on the printed Register. Fire in a Store. There was a still alarm of fite between 5 and 6 o’clock last evening, caused by a small blaze at the shoe store of John Webber, Broad street, Hut cinders from the stovepipe where it enters the chimney fell upon some boxes of shoes and set fire, burning the boxes and contents, and also two overcoats. About $100 damage was done. When the fire was discovered the room was full of smoke and the blaze was getting a start, Two or three buckets of water thrown on the fire by Ralph Webber. put it out, Died at Yreka. A dispatch received by Dr. C, L. Muller from Yreka informs him of the death of his mother-in-law,’-Mrsa, Stimmel, which occurced at that place last night at 10 o’clock. Deceased leaves a husband and four daughters: Mrs. Smith of Oakland, Mrs, W. H. Jackson of Yreka, Pirs. C, L. Muller of Nevada City, and Mrs. Roberts of San pwn The Best ‘Fence. C. Hardy and M. Cross, of North San Juan, 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 fences they put up are of the best quality and are very stylish, and also cheap. Write them for S cipstpo sac a8-lw Joo ~eo Trinity Church. Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, rector., ‘Firat Suoday after Easter: Celebration. of the Holy Eucharist and sermon at 11 A, M.; Sunday school at 12:30 Pp. M.; no evening service, Wednesday 3 P. m., Confirmation class for adults; 4.P. M., Instruction clase for children; 8 p. M. Parish meeting. —_—_—__—_~~-0@e+ —___ Broke Into a House. When Henry Kuth, nightwatchman at the Champion mine, returned this morning to bis home at the corner of Mill and Wyoming streets, he discovered that the house had been broken into, A trunk had been broken open and the bureaus and everything else ransacked. Not finding money or jewelry, the burglar or burglars stole an overcéat and a suit of clothes, There is no cluc to the perpetrators, Wanted Miners to Go to Africa. Last week “aman claiming to be th: agent of a big mining company visited thicity for the purpose of engaging miners to £0 to the east coast of South Africa. The company desired the men to enter into a contract for one year, but the terms of thc agreement were such that hardly anybody woutd-ngcept the proposition, It is understood ripleo, that the country to ‘which ‘the men ‘Woul (Bo is a very unhealthful section where malignant fevers prevail. The agent did uot suceeed in making contracts with ea . 7 on one han G. W. Adams of Sheridan is in town. M. J. Brock came down from Columbia Hill last evening. A. H. Williams, T.'R. Taylor and Geo. Savage, of San Francisco, arrived here last 4 evening, J, O. Charters of Downieville came down yesterday. : U. 0. Barker came down from You Bet yesterday. Superintendent Fred Zecitler went to San Francised‘on ‘the noon train. .L. Hyman will leave tomorrow: morning for San Francised to purchase a stock of goods, : _ Superintendent L. L. Myers, W. Mobley aud J. J, Ostrom came down from Bloomfield today. H. Ragsdale of San Francisco arrived here this morning from San Francisco to take a position in Hyman & Co.'s store, . M. O, Sayers of San Francisco arrived here last evening. inorning. Geo. C, Sargent returned to San “Francisco on the noon train, T. G. Carmack of St, Louis arrived here last evening. 8. B. Lusk and wife of Sacramento are here on a visit. R. E, Linder came down from You Bet today. A. E. Baugh and wife left today: for Gold Hill, Nevada, where Mr. Baugh is now principal of the public schools, Mrs. R. J, Pierce and two children, of Lundy, arrived here today on a visit to Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Smith. Jerry Goodwin, the jolly mining man of You Bet, was a visitor to the county seat today, HER DRPARTURE REGRETTED, Farewell Recoption Tt Tendered Miss Morgu by the Epworth League, The seceptich tendered to Miss Rachel Morgan last evening by the members: of the Epworth League, of which Miss Rachel is one of the Vice Presidents, was largely attended. Jn fact, had the roll been called a very few would have had to be marked ‘tabsent.”” The occasion of this social gatering was the approaching departure from their midst of one of the League’s leaders and of one of its most ardent workers, Miss Morgan leaves in a few days for San Francisco, where she, will reside for some time. Accordingly invitations were issued to her fellow members of the Epworth League, in whose development: she has been. so instrumental, to'meet her and wish her God speed on her journey, The following program was rendered: Song by the League, Prayer by the President, Solo, ‘-Love’s Old Sweet Song,” Lottie Martin, Deuble Quartette, ‘‘Roll Call.” Violin Solo, ‘‘Boneath That Low Thatched Roof Again,’ Mies Mae Martin, Solo, ‘I Can’t Forget the Happy Past,” Mies Evelyn Reynolds, Duet, ‘One Summer Day,” Miss Lehr and Ralph Eddy. Double Quartette, the League, After the rendition of the above a fine banquet was served, Toasts followed, which were characterized by ‘‘silent responses” that expressed in language more suggestive than words the sorrow that prevailed within the hearts of those present, We regret that space will not permit of a more exhaustive report, but suffice it to say that never were expressions of sorrow nor prayers for the future of a departing guest more fervent than those that were uttered in the farewells extended to Miss Morgan. ‘May’ she ever prosper and be with us soon again. BY TELEPHONE, = The Latest’ Grass Valley Items.-Up to 4 o’clock This Afternoon. Miss “Gently Lord,” By The County Teachers’ Institute will commence here on Monday, April 27th, and will probably be in session four days. W. J. Kenyon of Stockton and T, H. Kirk of San address. the Institute. Dr. David Starr Jordan of Stanford University will also be in attendavee, and on Thursday evening, the 30th, will deliver his great lecture, “The Ascent of the Matterhorn.” The musical part of the program for the session has been placed in charge of Mra. H. G. Parsons, -Lightning struck a tree at John Bree’s ranch, near Grass Valley, the other day, and the falling tree killed a cow belonging to the rancher. ‘ Miss Carrie Miller of San Francisco is visiting. Mrs. Jacob Weissbein of thia city. Miss Aunie Furth of North San Juan is visiting Miss Beatrice Quick of thiscity, Will Be Renominated. . Republican.papers of the First Gongres+ sional District say that Congressman Barham will be renominated. It is probable that< ¢n n Jobnson of this district will be’ rendminated. 2e< Boils and salon dale parila and after = three bottles I was qured; J, W. Joe, 3 South Broderick ; ‘Aips;, ohly ‘¢1 . Btreet. Hoop’s Prius cure all liver ills, a A. F. Gray of San Jose arrived here this . : Bernardino, two prominent educators, will. — “Up toFae al Parts of the World. # wlelock This" ‘Afternoon. : Sh oy Sag spec to the Daily Tag Consul Murdered. New York April 11.—A dispatch from Madrid, Spain, says it is rumored that Cont: gul-General Williams has been murdered. The rumor lacks confirmation It Never Happened Before. Monore, Ind,, April 11.—While Mrs. Joseph Trainor was talking with a neighher her jaw suddenly broke. Not long afterwards, while explaining to another" woman how the accident happened her jaw was broken a second time. She is still able to talk. Fought a Duel. Beri, April 11.—There is a great.sensation in court and military circles over another duel growing out of the anonymous letter scandal, which took place in the woods near Potsdam between Baron Von Schrader and Count Von Kotz. They fought with pistols, Baron Von Schrader was wounded, Count Von Kotz had been accused of writing the letters, but was re~cently tried rnd acquitted. Bishop Ryan Dead. Burrato, April 10,—Bishop Ryan died this morning. Bishop Ryan was one of the‘prominent Catholic clergymen of this section, and a man of rare talent, He was popular outside of his church and. -his death has caused general regret, _ Alfred Vanghan. Reno, Nev., April 10.—The jury in the Vaughan murder case returned a verdict of murder in the first degree. This ist time. murder of William Litster, Deputy * Coughlin went into the cell totake Vanghan into court-and found him suffering from morphine poison, evidently taken with suicidal intent. The doctors are working with him’ now, but without much hope of Jumped Toto the Bay. San Francisco, April 11th.—Mrs, Mary Bréwn jumped from the ferry. boat into the bay yesterday, with the intention of énding her life, .but. was resctied in time to. be restored. The. woman has been in poor health for some time aid had become despondent. ARRIVALS. AT THE Union Hotel, ‘Main Street. JA. Moran, Bactamanito, Frank Lawson, Naty F. Dunn, ¢ . BE. We Moyle, Smartsville, Jas. Doyle, J. R. Sayers, San Franciseo; J. CO, Chatters, Downieville, . O. Baker, You Bet, . K. McKenzie, *¢ M. L, Lubin, Grass Valley, O. W. McKinley,‘ H. A. McCellerim, Oak!and, T. J. Wagoner, Penn Valley, ’_H. T, Tucker, City, Dick Matson, Philadelphia, G, S. Martlen; Kansas, Sam Platt, Dayton, O., Hlarry Donley, Eureka, Geo. Donough, Reno, David Small, San Jose, Pete Thompson, Wheatland,. J. D. Toneyson, Davisville, 8. P. Donley, Washington, Geo. Vonderhyde, Camptonville, Harry Darling, Willow Valley, ++ A Costly War. Qas A loyalist Cuban journal shows that the insurrection in that island has cost $143,— 000,000. This estimate coming from. a journal in the cmain loyal to the Spanish right to rule, isa pretty strong intimation that the time has come to deal with the insurrection in a more effective way than. it has been dealt with hitherto, The autoof Cuban planters and landed proprietors, who have given the rebellion neither material nor moral aid. If this protest against the\continuance of a war of devastation without An appeal onthe part of Spain for con— cijiétion should be followed by open adhesion to the Cuban cause, pretty much all doubt:of final triumph of that course would be removed. BORN A Tennessee Outrage. Dayton, Tenn., April 9.—A, M. Brown, editor of the Dayton Leader, was waylaid Wednesday night -while entering his own yard, by two unknown men, who shot five times at him, two of tre shots taking effect, one in his leg and one in his back, the latter being dangerous, His printing ofce was entered the same night and his type scattered through the town. His assailants are thought to be members of a political ring he has been attacking in his paper. 4 A Bad Case, New York, April 10.—While suffering from delirium tremens, Mrs, Annie Hayes threw herself and baby from a third-story window of a lodging house and then leaped out herself. The baby landed on a: cornice on the first floor, and Mrs. Haves’s clothing caught on the shutter of a window on. the leased. Both were unhurt. They were so violent that she was placed ir a straitjacket, ; —_——— + 160 Do Nor Despatrr because you have tried many medicines and have failed to receive benefit. Remember that Hood's Sarsaparilla, cures when ali others fail to do any good whatever. ley: ods Piuts are the best family cathartic and medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. 0 San Francisco Milliner at the Union. Miss Alice Haake has returned from Sap Francisco with ali the latest and prevailing atyles in trimmed and untrimmed. hats, Miss Haake bas secured an immense stock as she intends to remain all summer, A special sale will take place next week in order to introduce the new styles and prices. Marshall Getchell has appointed P. A. Parks Deputy Marshal for Sunday nights, to preserve order in’ the vicinity of the Methodist Church. This has been found necessary owing to the noisy conduct-of some of the boys and young men who have To Preserve Order. of the church on Sunday evenings, Ce RR Dr. Jordan Will Lecture Here. A dispatch received here this afternoon says that David Starr Jordan’ of Stanford University: will lecture in this city on Wednesday evening, April 29th. ‘The eminent gentleman will doubtless be greeted with a large audience. ‘Boy Wanted. é % <b Messenger boy wanted durise schoo] San Francisen, Gal. Je Jan. 30, 1896. I kad} hours. Apply at Western Union Telegraph . Polgon® geht a i on imy face anda large boil One a8 Toa, an taking Hood's Sare}: ‘ x Tonight, : French roast pig at Pecor’s saloon, on the ly Plaza, tonight, Call and sample it. taken to a hospital and the woman became. been. in the habit lately of githeriog in front‘ At You Bet, April 18th, to R. E. Linder and wife, @ son, ᐠᐠᐠᐠᐠᐠ᐀䔀䔀䔀䔀䔀䔀 “DON’T WANT TEXTS. ~~ Angry Because Their Cut Rate Tickets Were Garnished With Scriptural Ads. About the queerest of all recorded grievances is one which the workingmen of Glasgow are discussing just now, and upon which the English papers are commenting with cynical ap algmcngy Glasgow owns and operates own. tramway lines, it being the policy of that city neither to sell nor give away public franchises. ‘Tickets at re@aced prices are sold for cars ronning at certain hours when working people are going to and from their places of employment. Reveutly the purchasers of these tick,ets Were surprised to find, printed on the back of each, a Scripture text. No hody objected to this unti) the discovery was made that no such inscriptions had been:placed on: the higher priced bits of pasteboard used 3 pespie to whom the gaving of a few peunies a week is not 3 second story and held her until she was rematter of izportance, Immediatwiy there was a vigorous outery. The distinction was invidious and the implicaticn offensive. The hosts of labor went angrily to the city fathers for an explanation. They were told that ‘‘a certain pious gentleman’’ had bonght the right to spread the truth in this peculiar way, and. that he, not the corpo tation, was responsible for the selection of only one class of the public on which j to try the scheme. In short, the texts were! advertisements, they appeared on. ly where payment for them had beer made, and the city would ‘be only toc glad to sell thé backs of all its tickets in ihe same way. To prevent any further misunder. standing the usual ‘‘Advt.’* is now placed at the end of each text. This produces ‘a sentence that reads most queer ly sometimes, but that. is.a phase of the couse nobody has yet thought it wortl: while to take up.—New York Times. TOTAL ABSTINENCE IMPOSSIBLE. But Here Is Something Just as Good. In spite of all that has been ssid and written by advocates of total abstinence it is indisputable that modern methods of work and liv ng make the occasional and even frequent use of gentle stimalants sane beneficial if not absolutely necesthe great majority of men—espeA thoek at engated aged in-~business and menof exercise and the exive copter of nerve force and vita! energy consumed by the brain breeds sluggishness of the digestive system which reacts on the biain, A corrective stimulant is neeied. is that they over-stimulate and create a morbid appetite for more. Pertivian Bite . ters, though qe of eld Cali. fornia a Brenay, he elfect.-It per. mits the hy, atimalating effect of the preg but completely obliterates its. tento create a morbid desire. Peruvian Eames. a gy te Pam “Al dealers puaeert: — : \ ° (The rrelpeot nomist party includes the greatest number . , The curse of alcoholic and vinous liquors . Bitters isa POR ore: age but powerful tonic . functions “3 ee ; ection, ex pce de fg, old, 7 eae 1 f Every elf@ouragin thegits may be looked for soon. Superintendent Kabl is.having,all. work performed in the best: manner, ‘The shaft is down 180 "feet, and in order to handle the 20 inches of “water that is SHOW coming” iff, a" yew" ‘ponip’ wag set to work yesterday. In sinking-the shat gtous anja! ledges have been cut and the main ledge may . pe by at almost anyday now. FEB"? als CREAM CHOCOLATE . ‘A Package. diven ‘eek -Gustomer FREE WITH OUR Vj fi “MONEY-SAVING” THAS rt COFFEES: gaa ‘Our 50c : eink 75¢ Elsewhere Our 40c Shs cost 60c Elsewhere Our 35¢' Teas’ cost’ 50¢ Lisewhere . * ‘Our. 30c Teas. ‘Our 25c Teas . Ou aN Tene “RYTRA PREMIUMS civ AWAY. Tera F% wold cost 30c Elsewh Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St., Grass Valley. Headquarters, 52-58, Market, Street 8, E. _-TRY OUR ae SAVING PRICES t AT OUR non SAYING: STORES 400 IN OPERATION iaeiney Saved Every Day ‘No Special'Day Commercial St. adjoining Transcript Block. CARL SEIBT, aM Aaa WEY YORK: BAKERY through alltime; In public favor seems to one a 3 Faacan an goods are always here, To serve us well ie Seibt’s ide A “YV Bolesome Bread, if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the week eins to none here, patrons deem, In Nevada its, hei ig suprem F) O' pies, all made with skill and care, His price is always just and IR AF tae! andChoice Wedding Cakes, we se,’ Of finest styles,iand pariby7. Ke this in mind, that near and far, The New York Bakery is the k#ky¥ Don’t Fail us ro see. the Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes —Kept by— A.J. Bovey, . Broad Street, Opposite Union Street. Boots and: shoes made to order in the best manner and at reasonable prices, Repoiring neatly and promply attended to. a4 Spring Millinery, The Largest « and = Most Fashionable Stock In. Nevada “founty: ; (0G Don’t make your’ Throtlls tithe out examining my goods. and-prices, MRS. I. MARION, Leader Millinery, NEVADA CITY. De ertoked eventite, ‘Aprit 17th, cost 40c Elsewhere cost 35c, Elsewhefe Great American Importing Teabt New¥orkiuahery. : Prop’r. “purse of val t esas a wal be aia at the METHODIST CHURCH, Shr air mera uees 4 er id Seacatiemae Rika the sapiens of the FU Laties’ Aid Socioty, i FOLLOWS ; $ REY. L. J. GARYER, of Grass Valley. , Sabject—Sunshine = Shado wa,” . a hoeil 24th, Subject—“E, Pluribus Unum.” Tickéts for the Course,,50 conta. Single Tickets, 25 cents. } ane 8 Lfickey 10 ae. “aCtl ns. The Grotto. aa Has“ Nevada i He will gery opened” choicest. ; ; ite me Rote ie Wines; Ales, ‘Liquors aa HON. J. 7, HOWARD, a Gre Valley] ck Yes, YouDo!—— ide cheapest. "John W. Hinge IN THE DOWNING ee ey MAIN STRBEE, . 10%” the mist” elegant” SHO8IMin To be found in the State. Call’ aroudd and see my place and téat my goods, H. McKECHNIE,,. . ._ HOUSE PAINTER . and tila! PAPER HANGER. : Hard ou Poleing ae Beart I a. All neem: s pees executed. jliimincn aa agar at rs ise oh ghee You .want.to buy your goods where you can. get them Not cheap goods but cheap prices. : There is just one place in Nevada City where you x can do Just: That! Thing.» _ ee. To be plain, it is an acknowledged fact that . James Kinkead s}——— Has the largest stock of Furniture and all other things in his line, of all Grades, Kinds and Style, and will sell them at a lower rate than any other house in the County. Call at his Commercial Street. Ah au sie Biomass see for yourself. ej a Wines a ies R Worr, The Cash Grocer, ! . st 9 ime. Imported Sweet California Muscat, 25 per quart bottle. Wines ae a Has Grecived a consigninent of (SBE and CaliforniaWines which he will sell at the A AOD following figures : mer Me Fay Morgan’s Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottles’ ‘9: George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. cents per quart bottle: American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottles: Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 cents, pint bottle. Sauturne, 45 cents per bottle.1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per ouler “ Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents P, G. SCADDEN, Commercial Streét, Groceries GIVE ME A TRIAL. Provisions can = Etc., Etc,, To be found in Nevada City all Goods ‘delivered free of chan ¢ Dont _buy ,until, you. haye Trimined Hats EASTER MILLINE seen Qitaks ; Mrs. Lester & Crawford For twenty years ioe dia We have taken the lead in Stylish Millinery, ~ seen our elegant dishes ‘of Pee pnable, “ ‘Teleptione No. 30. ake cs “ a a Our Prescription Department may be said to be thoroughly up to date, We handle only those Chemicals and Drngs that are of the highest standard of Parity and. Excellence, Physicians and Families sending Preseriptions to ue may be eméident that they will». ees be-catefully and skillfully compoanded,— © = We'take all the precdution neosisary Sepyage on prevent mistakes, be wd * pein are Tene~ _ DICKERMAN & CO, ie oe Buccessers fo JARR BRDs. i “Pure Drugs. alte teri . NesaitaCouuity’. Leading Dtuggists ar and Stationers, Cor: Pies end Commercial os. sweats : 2: ese peat eee ra Now on Exh in not received 6 r and members of were anxious t McDaniel ‘gave questions: Q.--When ca A.—No forma order for re-regi lation; euch ord prior to the 160 election, Q.—Must the twenty-two sep there being precincte in the A,—Yes.Q.—Can the ‘the clerk financ tthe new Great waking the saw A.—No. Q.—Can the wt a special me A.—Yes, if c Q.—Will th fillea gut by th printed inatead A.—No, but on the affidavit can sign his affidavit will . Wierk must sig ‘;taken by himee .Q.—May thi 260 daye for re A-—The firs Shis question. Code, as amen registration sh: a general elect ‘75 days then registration sh Court held in pliams, 96th Ca -on the same se cwhile the law . ito commence . election, and t woxt ensuing, unight order re any time prior general electic It ia, theref that re-registr time ordered . day prior to t be continued . the date of th ‘*Fav One of the ~dey evening mival on the Auid plays at shower of fire tthe angel Ma fleas form of Mephisto’s fi 4 / ontje & splendid stoc use of laaies. tifal belts . The assortm different hut tiest ever ! arouad and display at tl eatalishmen We, the eat in the b Wonder St March 2

bd @ eR B83 = FESS.eUSos — pny one here, so far as we conld learn. ak ae Oalif. % 1860:; Nevada Olty, Nevada ‘Ooanty, ate sen Poblshed Rrowons Dag Ezoont, ieeipaans Week,, eae oe ie Centa,a Week, x Doliarse Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. “ano tas cee —— By. 4s A peat Chronicle of Yarlous Polks Doings and Intentions.. “iy ‘Sliechen came down from Campton‘vitte test nitghts =" B. C. Condit and R, Pratt, of San Fraii4 cisco, arrived here last evening. LocAn Reapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line _. for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Appli: cation, . 1 SATURDAY....APRIL 11, 1896, ~ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Summarized Mention of Minor ‘Home Chicken supper at the Star and Crescent wine rooms, Commercial street, tonight. “TH cracked fire bell at Pennsylvania Engine Company’s house‘was taken down today, Henry. Bread and Phil. Floyd had the job, A cement gutter is being! built from Richards’ grocery store down below Frank pany man’s saloon, Broad street, The Excelsior Whist Club will be entertained next Wednesday evening by Mrs. Cal. R. Clarke. Mrs, H. Proschold and Miss Belle Cassidy, who have been visiting friends in this city, will leave tomorrow for their hoines in San Francisco, William Holmes is thinking of adding another story to his brick building at the junction of Main and Cvyote streets, this There was a heavy frost last, night, and the early fruits got another nipping. George Lawrence will leave in the morning for Oakland, where he will make a short visit, and will then probably go to Granite Basin, Plumas county, to take a situation in a a quartz mill. . Qualification . of Voters, The City Trustees a: recently sent an inquiry to Attorney-General Fitzgerald in regard to the qualifications of voters at a city election. The reply from the Attorney: Genera] is in effect as follows: ey Any citizen who-has sisted in the State, county and precinct the required length of time, and whose-‘name shall have been enrolled on the Great Register of, the county fifteen days prior to an election, shall be entitled to vote, Those whose names are not' on the printed Register can vote by p-esenting a certificate from the County Clerk showing that his name is on the printed Register. Fire in a Store. There was a still alarm of fite between 5 and 6 o’clock last evening, caused by a small blaze at the shoe store of John Webber, Broad street, Hut cinders from the stovepipe where it enters the chimney fell upon some boxes of shoes and set fire, burning the boxes and contents, and also two overcoats. About $100 damage was done. When the fire was discovered the room was full of smoke and the blaze was getting a start, Two or three buckets of water thrown on the fire by Ralph Webber. put it out, Died at Yreka. A dispatch received by Dr. C, L. Muller from Yreka informs him of the death of his mother-in-law,’-Mrsa, Stimmel, which occurced at that place last night at 10 o’clock. Deceased leaves a husband and four daughters: Mrs. Smith of Oakland, Mrs, W. H. Jackson of Yreka, Pirs. C, L. Muller of Nevada City, and Mrs. Roberts of San pwn The Best ‘Fence. C. Hardy and M. Cross, of North San Juan, 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 fences they put up are of the best quality and are very stylish, and also cheap. Write them for S cipstpo sac a8-lw Joo ~eo Trinity Church. Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, rector., ‘Firat Suoday after Easter: Celebration. of the Holy Eucharist and sermon at 11 A, M.; Sunday school at 12:30 Pp. M.; no evening service, Wednesday 3 P. m., Confirmation class for adults; 4.P. M., Instruction clase for children; 8 p. M. Parish meeting. —_—_—__—_~~-0@e+ —___ Broke Into a House. When Henry Kuth, nightwatchman at the Champion mine, returned this morning to bis home at the corner of Mill and Wyoming streets, he discovered that the house had been broken into, A trunk had been broken open and the bureaus and everything else ransacked. Not finding money or jewelry, the burglar or burglars stole an overcéat and a suit of clothes, There is no cluc to the perpetrators, Wanted Miners to Go to Africa. Last week “aman claiming to be th: agent of a big mining company visited thicity for the purpose of engaging miners to £0 to the east coast of South Africa. The company desired the men to enter into a contract for one year, but the terms of thc agreement were such that hardly anybody woutd-ngcept the proposition, It is understood ripleo, that the country to ‘which ‘the men ‘Woul (Bo is a very unhealthful section where malignant fevers prevail. The agent did uot suceeed in making contracts with ea . 7 on one han G. W. Adams of Sheridan is in town. M. J. Brock came down from Columbia Hill last evening. A. H. Williams, T.'R. Taylor and Geo. Savage, of San Francisco, arrived here last 4 evening, J, O. Charters of Downieville came down yesterday. : U. 0. Barker came down from You Bet yesterday. Superintendent Fred Zecitler went to San Francised‘on ‘the noon train. .L. Hyman will leave tomorrow: morning for San Francised to purchase a stock of goods, : _ Superintendent L. L. Myers, W. Mobley aud J. J, Ostrom came down from Bloomfield today. H. Ragsdale of San Francisco arrived here this morning from San Francisco to take a position in Hyman & Co.'s store, . M. O, Sayers of San Francisco arrived here last evening. inorning. Geo. C, Sargent returned to San “Francisco on the noon train, T. G. Carmack of St, Louis arrived here last evening. 8. B. Lusk and wife of Sacramento are here on a visit. R. E, Linder came down from You Bet today. A. E. Baugh and wife left today: for Gold Hill, Nevada, where Mr. Baugh is now principal of the public schools, Mrs. R. J, Pierce and two children, of Lundy, arrived here today on a visit to Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Smith. Jerry Goodwin, the jolly mining man of You Bet, was a visitor to the county seat today, HER DRPARTURE REGRETTED, Farewell Recoption Tt Tendered Miss Morgu by the Epworth League, The seceptich tendered to Miss Rachel Morgan last evening by the members: of the Epworth League, of which Miss Rachel is one of the Vice Presidents, was largely attended. Jn fact, had the roll been called a very few would have had to be marked ‘tabsent.”” The occasion of this social gatering was the approaching departure from their midst of one of the League’s leaders and of one of its most ardent workers, Miss Morgan leaves in a few days for San Francisco, where she, will reside for some time. Accordingly invitations were issued to her fellow members of the Epworth League, in whose development: she has been. so instrumental, to'meet her and wish her God speed on her journey, The following program was rendered: Song by the League, Prayer by the President, Solo, ‘-Love’s Old Sweet Song,” Lottie Martin, Deuble Quartette, ‘‘Roll Call.” Violin Solo, ‘‘Boneath That Low Thatched Roof Again,’ Mies Mae Martin, Solo, ‘I Can’t Forget the Happy Past,” Mies Evelyn Reynolds, Duet, ‘One Summer Day,” Miss Lehr and Ralph Eddy. Double Quartette, the League, After the rendition of the above a fine banquet was served, Toasts followed, which were characterized by ‘‘silent responses” that expressed in language more suggestive than words the sorrow that prevailed within the hearts of those present, We regret that space will not permit of a more exhaustive report, but suffice it to say that never were expressions of sorrow nor prayers for the future of a departing guest more fervent than those that were uttered in the farewells extended to Miss Morgan. ‘May’ she ever prosper and be with us soon again. BY TELEPHONE, = The Latest’ Grass Valley Items.-Up to 4 o’clock This Afternoon. Miss “Gently Lord,” By The County Teachers’ Institute will commence here on Monday, April 27th, and will probably be in session four days. W. J. Kenyon of Stockton and T, H. Kirk of San address. the Institute. Dr. David Starr Jordan of Stanford University will also be in attendavee, and on Thursday evening, the 30th, will deliver his great lecture, “The Ascent of the Matterhorn.” The musical part of the program for the session has been placed in charge of Mra. H. G. Parsons, -Lightning struck a tree at John Bree’s ranch, near Grass Valley, the other day, and the falling tree killed a cow belonging to the rancher. ‘ Miss Carrie Miller of San Francisco is visiting. Mrs. Jacob Weissbein of thia city. Miss Aunie Furth of North San Juan is visiting Miss Beatrice Quick of thiscity, Will Be Renominated. . Republican.papers of the First Gongres+ sional District say that Congressman Barham will be renominated. It is probable that< ¢n n Jobnson of this district will be’ rendminated. 2e< Boils and salon dale parila and after = three bottles I was qured; J, W. Joe, 3 South Broderick ; ‘Aips;, ohly ‘¢1 . Btreet. Hoop’s Prius cure all liver ills, a A. F. Gray of San Jose arrived here this . : Bernardino, two prominent educators, will. — “Up toFae al Parts of the World. # wlelock This" ‘Afternoon. : Sh oy Sag spec to the Daily Tag Consul Murdered. New York April 11.—A dispatch from Madrid, Spain, says it is rumored that Cont: gul-General Williams has been murdered. The rumor lacks confirmation It Never Happened Before. Monore, Ind,, April 11.—While Mrs. Joseph Trainor was talking with a neighher her jaw suddenly broke. Not long afterwards, while explaining to another" woman how the accident happened her jaw was broken a second time. She is still able to talk. Fought a Duel. Beri, April 11.—There is a great.sensation in court and military circles over another duel growing out of the anonymous letter scandal, which took place in the woods near Potsdam between Baron Von Schrader and Count Von Kotz. They fought with pistols, Baron Von Schrader was wounded, Count Von Kotz had been accused of writing the letters, but was re~cently tried rnd acquitted. Bishop Ryan Dead. Burrato, April 10,—Bishop Ryan died this morning. Bishop Ryan was one of the‘prominent Catholic clergymen of this section, and a man of rare talent, He was popular outside of his church and. -his death has caused general regret, _ Alfred Vanghan. Reno, Nev., April 10.—The jury in the Vaughan murder case returned a verdict of murder in the first degree. This ist time. murder of William Litster, Deputy * Coughlin went into the cell totake Vanghan into court-and found him suffering from morphine poison, evidently taken with suicidal intent. The doctors are working with him’ now, but without much hope of Jumped Toto the Bay. San Francisco, April 11th.—Mrs, Mary Bréwn jumped from the ferry. boat into the bay yesterday, with the intention of énding her life, .but. was resctied in time to. be restored. The. woman has been in poor health for some time aid had become despondent. ARRIVALS. AT THE Union Hotel, ‘Main Street. JA. Moran, Bactamanito, Frank Lawson, Naty F. Dunn, ¢ . BE. We Moyle, Smartsville, Jas. Doyle, J. R. Sayers, San Franciseo; J. CO, Chatters, Downieville, . O. Baker, You Bet, . K. McKenzie, *¢ M. L, Lubin, Grass Valley, O. W. McKinley,‘ H. A. McCellerim, Oak!and, T. J. Wagoner, Penn Valley, ’_H. T, Tucker, City, Dick Matson, Philadelphia, G, S. Martlen; Kansas, Sam Platt, Dayton, O., Hlarry Donley, Eureka, Geo. Donough, Reno, David Small, San Jose, Pete Thompson, Wheatland,. J. D. Toneyson, Davisville, 8. P. Donley, Washington, Geo. Vonderhyde, Camptonville, Harry Darling, Willow Valley, ++ A Costly War. Qas A loyalist Cuban journal shows that the insurrection in that island has cost $143,— 000,000. This estimate coming from. a journal in the cmain loyal to the Spanish right to rule, isa pretty strong intimation that the time has come to deal with the insurrection in a more effective way than. it has been dealt with hitherto, The autoof Cuban planters and landed proprietors, who have given the rebellion neither material nor moral aid. If this protest against the\continuance of a war of devastation without An appeal onthe part of Spain for con— cijiétion should be followed by open adhesion to the Cuban cause, pretty much all doubt:of final triumph of that course would be removed. BORN A Tennessee Outrage. Dayton, Tenn., April 9.—A, M. Brown, editor of the Dayton Leader, was waylaid Wednesday night -while entering his own yard, by two unknown men, who shot five times at him, two of tre shots taking effect, one in his leg and one in his back, the latter being dangerous, His printing ofce was entered the same night and his type scattered through the town. His assailants are thought to be members of a political ring he has been attacking in his paper. 4 A Bad Case, New York, April 10.—While suffering from delirium tremens, Mrs, Annie Hayes threw herself and baby from a third-story window of a lodging house and then leaped out herself. The baby landed on a: cornice on the first floor, and Mrs. Haves’s clothing caught on the shutter of a window on. the leased. Both were unhurt. They were so violent that she was placed ir a straitjacket, ; —_——— + 160 Do Nor Despatrr because you have tried many medicines and have failed to receive benefit. Remember that Hood's Sarsaparilla, cures when ali others fail to do any good whatever. ley: ods Piuts are the best family cathartic and medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. 0 San Francisco Milliner at the Union. Miss Alice Haake has returned from Sap Francisco with ali the latest and prevailing atyles in trimmed and untrimmed. hats,

Miss Haake bas secured an immense stock as she intends to remain all summer, A special sale will take place next week in order to introduce the new styles and prices. Marshall Getchell has appointed P. A. Parks Deputy Marshal for Sunday nights, to preserve order in’ the vicinity of the Methodist Church. This has been found necessary owing to the noisy conduct-of some of the boys and young men who have To Preserve Order. of the church on Sunday evenings, Ce RR Dr. Jordan Will Lecture Here. A dispatch received here this afternoon says that David Starr Jordan’ of Stanford University: will lecture in this city on Wednesday evening, April 29th. ‘The eminent gentleman will doubtless be greeted with a large audience. ‘Boy Wanted. é % <b Messenger boy wanted durise schoo] San Francisen, Gal. Je Jan. 30, 1896. I kad} hours. Apply at Western Union Telegraph . Polgon® geht a i on imy face anda large boil One a8 Toa, an taking Hood's Sare}: ‘ x Tonight, : French roast pig at Pecor’s saloon, on the ly Plaza, tonight, Call and sample it. taken to a hospital and the woman became. been. in the habit lately of githeriog in front‘ At You Bet, April 18th, to R. E. Linder and wife, @ son, ᐠᐠᐠᐠᐠᐠ᐀䔀䔀䔀䔀䔀䔀 “DON’T WANT TEXTS. ~~ Angry Because Their Cut Rate Tickets Were Garnished With Scriptural Ads. About the queerest of all recorded grievances is one which the workingmen of Glasgow are discussing just now, and upon which the English papers are commenting with cynical ap algmcngy Glasgow owns and operates own. tramway lines, it being the policy of that city neither to sell nor give away public franchises. ‘Tickets at re@aced prices are sold for cars ronning at certain hours when working people are going to and from their places of employment. Reveutly the purchasers of these tick,ets Were surprised to find, printed on the back of each, a Scripture text. No hody objected to this unti) the discovery was made that no such inscriptions had been:placed on: the higher priced bits of pasteboard used 3 pespie to whom the gaving of a few peunies a week is not 3 second story and held her until she was rematter of izportance, Immediatwiy there was a vigorous outery. The distinction was invidious and the implicaticn offensive. The hosts of labor went angrily to the city fathers for an explanation. They were told that ‘‘a certain pious gentleman’’ had bonght the right to spread the truth in this peculiar way, and. that he, not the corpo tation, was responsible for the selection of only one class of the public on which j to try the scheme. In short, the texts were! advertisements, they appeared on. ly where payment for them had beer made, and the city would ‘be only toc glad to sell thé backs of all its tickets in ihe same way. To prevent any further misunder. standing the usual ‘‘Advt.’* is now placed at the end of each text. This produces ‘a sentence that reads most queer ly sometimes, but that. is.a phase of the couse nobody has yet thought it wortl: while to take up.—New York Times. TOTAL ABSTINENCE IMPOSSIBLE. But Here Is Something Just as Good. In spite of all that has been ssid and written by advocates of total abstinence it is indisputable that modern methods of work and liv ng make the occasional and even frequent use of gentle stimalants sane beneficial if not absolutely necesthe great majority of men—espeA thoek at engated aged in-~business and menof exercise and the exive copter of nerve force and vita! energy consumed by the brain breeds sluggishness of the digestive system which reacts on the biain, A corrective stimulant is neeied. is that they over-stimulate and create a morbid appetite for more. Pertivian Bite . ters, though qe of eld Cali. fornia a Brenay, he elfect.-It per. mits the hy, atimalating effect of the preg but completely obliterates its. tento create a morbid desire. Peruvian Eames. a gy te Pam “Al dealers puaeert: — : \ ° (The rrelpeot nomist party includes the greatest number . , The curse of alcoholic and vinous liquors . Bitters isa POR ore: age but powerful tonic . functions “3 ee ; ection, ex pce de fg, old, 7 eae 1 f Every elf@ouragin thegits may be looked for soon. Superintendent Kabl is.having,all. work performed in the best: manner, ‘The shaft is down 180 "feet, and in order to handle the 20 inches of “water that is SHOW coming” iff, a" yew" ‘ponip’ wag set to work yesterday. In sinking-the shat gtous anja! ledges have been cut and the main ledge may . pe by at almost anyday now. FEB"? als CREAM CHOCOLATE . ‘A Package. diven ‘eek -Gustomer FREE WITH OUR Vj fi “MONEY-SAVING” THAS rt COFFEES: gaa ‘Our 50c : eink 75¢ Elsewhere Our 40c Shs cost 60c Elsewhere Our 35¢' Teas’ cost’ 50¢ Lisewhere . * ‘Our. 30c Teas. ‘Our 25c Teas . Ou aN Tene “RYTRA PREMIUMS civ AWAY. Tera F% wold cost 30c Elsewh Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill St., Grass Valley. Headquarters, 52-58, Market, Street 8, E. _-TRY OUR ae SAVING PRICES t AT OUR non SAYING: STORES 400 IN OPERATION iaeiney Saved Every Day ‘No Special'Day Commercial St. adjoining Transcript Block. CARL SEIBT, aM Aaa WEY YORK: BAKERY through alltime; In public favor seems to one a 3 Faacan an goods are always here, To serve us well ie Seibt’s ide A “YV Bolesome Bread, if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the week eins to none here, patrons deem, In Nevada its, hei ig suprem F) O' pies, all made with skill and care, His price is always just and IR AF tae! andChoice Wedding Cakes, we se,’ Of finest styles,iand pariby7. Ke this in mind, that near and far, The New York Bakery is the k#ky¥ Don’t Fail us ro see. the Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes —Kept by— A.J. Bovey, . Broad Street, Opposite Union Street. Boots and: shoes made to order in the best manner and at reasonable prices, Repoiring neatly and promply attended to. a4 Spring Millinery, The Largest « and = Most Fashionable Stock In. Nevada “founty: ; (0G Don’t make your’ Throtlls tithe out examining my goods. and-prices, MRS. I. MARION, Leader Millinery, NEVADA CITY. De ertoked eventite, ‘Aprit 17th, cost 40c Elsewhere cost 35c, Elsewhefe Great American Importing Teabt New¥orkiuahery. : Prop’r. “purse of val t esas a wal be aia at the METHODIST CHURCH, Shr air mera uees 4 er id Seacatiemae Rika the sapiens of the FU Laties’ Aid Socioty, i FOLLOWS ; $ REY. L. J. GARYER, of Grass Valley. , Sabject—Sunshine = Shado wa,” . a hoeil 24th, Subject—“E, Pluribus Unum.” Tickéts for the Course,,50 conta. Single Tickets, 25 cents. } ane 8 Lfickey 10 ae. “aCtl ns. The Grotto. aa Has“ Nevada i He will gery opened” choicest. ; ; ite me Rote ie Wines; Ales, ‘Liquors aa HON. J. 7, HOWARD, a Gre Valley] ck Yes, YouDo!—— ide cheapest. "John W. Hinge IN THE DOWNING ee ey MAIN STRBEE, . 10%” the mist” elegant” SHO8IMin To be found in the State. Call’ aroudd and see my place and téat my goods, H. McKECHNIE,,. . ._ HOUSE PAINTER . and tila! PAPER HANGER. : Hard ou Poleing ae Beart I a. All neem: s pees executed. jliimincn aa agar at rs ise oh ghee You .want.to buy your goods where you can. get them Not cheap goods but cheap prices. : There is just one place in Nevada City where you x can do Just: That! Thing.» _ ee. To be plain, it is an acknowledged fact that . James Kinkead s}——— Has the largest stock of Furniture and all other things in his line, of all Grades, Kinds and Style, and will sell them at a lower rate than any other house in the County. Call at his Commercial Street. Ah au sie Biomass see for yourself. ej a Wines a ies R Worr, The Cash Grocer, ! . st 9 ime. Imported Sweet California Muscat, 25 per quart bottle. Wines ae a Has Grecived a consigninent of (SBE and CaliforniaWines which he will sell at the A AOD following figures : mer Me Fay Morgan’s Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottles’ ‘9: George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. cents per quart bottle: American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottles: Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 cents, pint bottle. Sauturne, 45 cents per bottle.1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per ouler “ Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents P, G. SCADDEN, Commercial Streét, Groceries GIVE ME A TRIAL. Provisions can = Etc., Etc,, To be found in Nevada City all Goods ‘delivered free of chan ¢ Dont _buy ,until, you. haye Trimined Hats EASTER MILLINE seen Qitaks ; Mrs. Lester & Crawford For twenty years ioe dia We have taken the lead in Stylish Millinery, ~ seen our elegant dishes ‘of Pee pnable, “ ‘Teleptione No. 30. ake cs “ a a Our Prescription Department may be said to be thoroughly up to date, We handle only those Chemicals and Drngs that are of the highest standard of Parity and. Excellence, Physicians and Families sending Preseriptions to ue may be eméident that they will». ees be-catefully and skillfully compoanded,— © = We'take all the precdution neosisary Sepyage on prevent mistakes, be wd * pein are Tene~ _ DICKERMAN & CO, ie oe Buccessers fo JARR BRDs. i “Pure Drugs. alte teri . NesaitaCouuity’. Leading Dtuggists ar and Stationers, Cor: Pies end Commercial os. sweats : 2: ese peat eee ra Now on Exh in not received 6 r and members of were anxious t McDaniel ‘gave questions: Q.--When ca A.—No forma order for re-regi lation; euch ord prior to the 160 election, Q.—Must the twenty-two sep there being precincte in the A,—Yes.Q.—Can the ‘the clerk financ tthe new Great waking the saw A.—No. Q.—Can the wt a special me A.—Yes, if c Q.—Will th fillea gut by th printed inatead A.—No, but on the affidavit can sign his affidavit will . Wierk must sig ‘;taken by himee .Q.—May thi 260 daye for re A-—The firs Shis question. Code, as amen registration sh: a general elect ‘75 days then registration sh Court held in pliams, 96th Ca -on the same se cwhile the law . ito commence . election, and t woxt ensuing, unight order re any time prior general electic It ia, theref that re-registr time ordered . day prior to t be continued . the date of th ‘*Fav One of the ~dey evening mival on the Auid plays at shower of fire tthe angel Ma fleas form of Mephisto’s fi 4 / ontje & splendid stoc use of laaies. tifal belts . The assortm different hut tiest ever ! arouad and display at tl eatalishmen We, the eat in the b Wonder St March 2