April 2, 1896 (4 pages)

# ‘. Hoi ’s Pr, gare the best family cathartio : i~ : vpn sg Wat la Ni: % Z liyer 5 medicine, Harmless, reliable, goably three-. The Me et ‘ancy ‘ie Na ats , ea voters of this [® Cong jonlit’ chiffehes will : : ; R Ba. 4 6 as State preter i -before any other . vene at Berkeley on the 14th inst. ae 4 From all Parts of ‘the W orld. eee ‘being. the. .oase of De. Brown will be oonwiderel 361. Course of Lectures ie pk ‘ioe cpesuae ema : : e. overwhelming sentiment of Republican . 18 presumed, from opinions gathered among BLN. VA : ate OC SOA et EA i) Ade . voters, iihey*eliddta “see to it that their . the clergymen, that the conference must). ~ . oe es Upto. 4.0°clock.This.Afternoonte}sstern eeviec-netenrnive=we= tenkersomerdesisive wotion “wt this Hid: A: ge sa i Pa is Be . . lection of delegates to the St. Louje,and. the First Congregational Charch “at Stave. pqupentiony.) Alle dagetiqns Bm eithee pare with Dr. Brows or be dropped . . ! schemes for the selection of delegates by from. coe ae whigh it is a I Special to the Daily Transcript. — 2 cee te age LOR ce 2 ry ' . delegates by Foe ety ee mittees is te ‘ a . _ . designed press wil of ape and should’hot be tolerated.» Let the déle. gates herchtpen: in the ueual way, and in ac~ Settling His Estate. gates bererebar, in the us , cordance with -the political preferences of Putcapetrut, April 2.—H. H. Holmes,, the great imajority of the Republican voters. } McKinley ‘' is t i. ae THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . Reports of Offcrs Received and Old Nevada Olty, Nevada County, Oalif. The stockholders of ‘the Nevada County} ‘Narrow Guage Railroad Compauy held their} — annual meeting at the office of the company, depot building, in; Grass Valley yesterday. The following were elected directors for the ensuing year: John F. Kidder, Peter Johnton, George D. McLean, George Fletcher, Frank G, Beatty, A. H. Parker, Edward H, Brown. The Board organized by electing J) F. Kidder, President ‘and General Manager ; P. Johnson, Vice President ; Geo. Fletcher, Secretary and. Auditor; E, H. Brown,;-Treasurer and Superinterident, we Bed Published . Bvenings 2 Exce Sundays and. —_ oe nines De gaya ne eens SusscriPrion Taame—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer @ Fall Year.’ * eer ee aoe en » ow et ws adies’ Aid Society, _ Nevada County Directory. _ Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained. for 50, cents, By mai', 75 ‘“Apply to ee ree eae Faep. Ee Brown, : . Transcript.Office.LOcAL Reapine Norigrs—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents & Line Each Sub«equent Time, One Dollera Line aMonth. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno ¢n on Applioa ion. AS FOLLOWS : A Horrible Discovery. Rocx Istanp, Ill, April 2,—Hundreds of persons today visited the Bastian farm, the condemned ‘tiurderer. of Pietzer, and who Friday Evening, Apeil 3d— REY: M.D. BUCK, of Sacramento, 2 Bees ME Herter WSSPP Sse. pon be “APRIL 2, 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS. ~ = k-Concise Chronicle of Yarlons Folks Doings and Intentions. Miss R. H. Fales of San Francisco is visiting this city. C. R, Cahill of San Mateo arrived here last evening. ‘ Miss Marietta Ragon has gone to Hanford to visit relatives. ns D. F. Douglass returned from San FranMise” Etta’ Pollerd of ‘Oakland is the guest of Miss Byrda Gregory. C, O. Jepson came down from, Relief ‘Hill last evening.” ” . G., W. Gilmore arrived on the. train last night from San Francisco. Orrin ‘Taber of San Francisco is in town Miss Alice Haake, the San Francisc:: milliner, arrived here last evening. pets W. Blundell has returned from SanEeanciaco.. "Frank Page, the San Francisco powder drummer, arrived in town last evening. Henry Hartung left today for San. Francisco for.the benefit of his health, He will eater, the German. Hospital. re @ol. 1. Mi Taylor leit today for New) York, John R. Coe of San Francisco, who supplies the Electric Power Company with their wire, arrived here last evening. Mrs. W. D. Reed and daughter of San} Rafael are here -visiting »Mes. Reed's. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Norval Douglass. ~ “wy. H, Mead came down from Washington today. C.D. Marlow of Davisville arrived here D;-2,-Belyormeen of Napa arrived here last evening. ; Mrs. ©. De Gaa and children, of Willows, arrived here last evening on their way to North San Juan to visit her parents. Miss Della Carylon of Grass Valley is here visiting relatives. 1895, was as-follows : from transfer charges, service, $1834 56. 460.83, $472, 5 t $516.28 3 buildings, $3931.07. surance, $734.20); incidentals, ture, $13.50 gti; stationery and taxes, $3091.53. Total “operating “expenses, net earnings, $25.771.72. The report of the Secretary and Auditor, for the fiseal year euding December 31, Earnings — From freighte, $61,038.70 ; $32,576.24; excess baggage, $897.41; express $2949.85; mail Gross earnings, Operating Expenses — Station service, $8806.65 ; train service, $5242.60 ; locomotive service’ $6450.70 ; fuel, $8800; oil, tals low and waste, $496.05 ; ~water service, Maintenance of Way—Roadbed and track, $19,258.39 ; bridges, $3913.82; tunnels, $742.60 ; $358,97 ; passengers cars, $2700.87 ; motives, $3713.05 + hand cars, $38.40; ma~ State eleotion yesterday show that: thé? Rechinery and tools $309.64 ;~ freight cars, $77,689.27 $103,fences, locoIncome-Aecount—Grroas: earnings, $103,which is in the possession of the Sheriff. The dead and badly decomposed body of a. man was found buried under: pile of rubbish on the farm, and it is now believed that Henry. F. Bastian, ‘who committed, suicide several weeks ago, did ‘80 for fear that his crimes would be discovered, . . ive rather suddenly some time ago are supposed bodies buried. Further developments are anxiously awaited. : i Wad The Rhode Island Election. Provipence, April 2.—The result of the publican carried the State bya. plurality of 10,0u0. General Kxpenses— Officers end clerks, e $4535 ; superintendence, $1800; advertie— ing, $712.50 } injuries to stock, $125 ;) in$379.80 ; lose and damage to freight, $7.42); office :farnilegal services and expenses, printing, “$524.43 ; Cut Her Throat. Sacramento, April 2.—Mrs. Lucinda Blue, a colored woman 70 years of age, attempted suicide last night by ~ cutting “her throat with a razor, The injuries inflicted will probably catee her death, Her mind had been failing for some time. 3 laborers who disappeared from the farm ie to have been murdered by Bastian and their ‘ . <LonnON,, April 2.—The gravity of the ‘. situation in South Africa is. increasing and 46.89 ; subscription to capital stock (80}” shares, $8000 ; total, $111.460.89. Operating expenses, $77,689.27; interest funded debt, $20, 480;: interest floating debt, $583.86 ; commission (paying coupons) «fend. di of the { Wil Not Pay” Indemnity. Caracas, Ven;, April. 2 —The statement $25.90; right of way, $75; six bonds _redeemed, $6000; balance excess of income, $6,606.96.56. Sed General Balance Sheet Closing of Account made both ia the United States and in Europe, that the government of Venezuela is-willing to pay indemnity on account of the Uran incident, is denied in efficial cirto Dec ember 31, 1895 : ment, $629,481.51 ; material on hand, $10,047.24; bills receivable, $6800. Total $646,328.75. Credits—Capital stock, $250,200; bonded debt, $250,000; bills payable, $3000; cash (excess of current liabilities over cash assets) $6859.38 ; profit and loss (profit) $136.cles and is said to Debit—Cost of construction and equip-. tion, eno Creating a Sensation. Pants, April 2.—An enormous sensation is being created here by the seances of a be without any founda269.37. Total, $646,328.75. Union Hill) $75. Amount charged to additional improvements for 1895—Right of way (house at young woman 26 years of age, named -Hens rietta Condon, who claims to be a direct ine termediary from. the Arch-angelof » God, . April 24. "A special Easter sale will take sent to warn humanity in thas. part of :the-} is suspected-of murdering several other persons, has. instructed his attorney to settle all mattera relating: to his real estate and to sell the property. : Holmes is to be hanged . ; May 7th. He iain good spirits and does not appear to worry any over hié approach} ing fate. “Troops for Africa,the English Government has been asked to send at once-50,000 troops to the Cape of Good Hope. The Government is also requested to order 5,000 troops sent from Cape Colony has been inetracted to organi/e'a force’ 6f'trdopa and proceed to Rodesia. Spain Must Stop. Wasnineron, April 1.—In the Senate . today a conference committee was ordered owthe-legisiative bill.~ Catt of Florida ititroduced a joint resolution reciting the ‘‘con-_ tinudl Violation “of the ‘asuages and rules of war in Cuba, and the inhuman and bratal outrages on men, women and children,” ne taht ant ee naar force ni tes shall immediately be gent téCuiba stifficient t6 protect “by force, if necessary, citizens of the United States in Cyba, from wrong énd froin viol ation of treaty obligations; and algo requesting the President to communicate this resolution that Government that, United States . : would forcibly intervene to protect the . , rights of Amsrican ‘eitigens and: in ‘the in='); currence of murder and outrage, or of A San Francisco Milliner Coming. assortment of Spring Millinery ‘Thursday, Place and also a epecial effort will be made to the Government eo tae and inform ‘Our $0c emphaticall sent tothe St. Louts) ngpetion, ~~ ful, healing qualities, which tealized. nedical triumphe sj.) 4s +-2@e-+—— Se }yno 3 Sie Wanted 2 § 3 street. Fine Millinery. * ’ The opening of millinery at Mrs, .L. od see the beautiful display. THAS . : Pee. \ gost 75¢. _. terest of civilization if there shall be a reOur 20¢, Teas. cost, 30c Elsewhere . [spe Eee det ‘ot pence . EETRA PREMTUMS GIVEN AWAY. . . Great American mporting-¥6@ to ‘ Miss Alice Haake will display an elegant Conmertial Sti, Nevada City. ‘iy . Califotnia’s’ prefere ory eee ee President, and that preference: sb 5 ‘Spates BY te ay : exp ewed in the. delegati.n ae ; ee ,: Aver’ Ohetry Pectoralyposgesses power pring cat Sid 1 inery. manifest’ thems }.’ $0 Bee GCE ee caee Erg selves whenever this remedy is, empldyed in 2 colds, cougha, throat or Iubg troublesy Its asnodyne'and expectorant effects are promptly lt is: a chemidalsueeess and A girl is wanted tto'do general housework, Apply at Mrs. Itatz’s restautant, Broad poned till Satunday,. April, Ath.g Call and b . TET os A Package «Given “Bach Customer FREE Subject—"‘Backbone.”: => et Friday Evening, “April 10th, ee ‘The ‘Largest and Most}. ‘. Pashionable Stock." [Friday Evening, April 17th, ae In'Nevada County. — a . Subject—Sunshine and Shadows.’’ : ” ee RB, LJ. GARVER, of Grass Yay. (0G Don’t make your purchases . withSubject—"E. Pluribus Toumi” out examining my, goods and prices. riRS. . . .MARION, Leader Millinery, NEVADA CITY. Tickets forthe Courée, 50°cents. Single. Tickets, 25 cents. Children’s Tickets, 10 cents. . You want to buy your goods where you cam get them the cheapest. Not-cheap goods but cheap prices. There is just one placo in Nevada City where you can do — just That Thing. ree. 2 To be plain, it is an. acknowledged fact that James Kinkead. Has _~ The largest stock of Furniture and all other things in cee specieen et ORT ELE RSILEED HON, J; 1. HOWARD, of Grass, Valley. f his line, of all Grades, Kinds and Style, and will sell them at . Jower rate than any other house 6n thé Coast.” = 7 ; iCal at his Commercial Street Stores ‘ae t 50c . ; AOE . ELSCWHCCE . __eeepeeneraeemmmermmmrenieetens 35c Elsewhere . 77-", and see for yourself. Lyk = f 12 om ‘ ee ee 56 Mill St., Grass Valley. . fo Wott, The Cash Grocer, Has received.a donsigument : of Fine Imported and California Uy of procnt: house wai osived fro cost of a2 sheet atee mates var: the Direc good, subs efficient S On accourL very poor éepted but regular ele meetings . Narroy Yesterd daughter ¢ celsior dit child and . when Mr started bi overtaken Mrs. Port -cued the c vby. the str Bie Gi Tt Three w No, 4, at positions « peara that form iu a grain was jlarch thre wwhose nat jhome wa skilled, F Chicago, . to Trucke -eveaped it Lawn ( to please the “ladies with both styles and Headquarters, 52-58" Market Street, 8." F. Shive the'ladiew atthe Unio Hotel pariors,. . “TRY OUR. 4+ where the display will be made, m Pa eae wet the display will nr . MONBY SAVING PRICES G. W. Gilmor of San Francisco is in town, Arthur Loupe, manager Adams, Booth & Company cigar department of Sacramento is here spending a few days. F, W. Goth, well known traveling. map of Sacramento, is in town. H, Silver of Sacramento came in on the morning train. Migs. Verge of ‘North Bloomfield is here on a visit to Miss Lillie Snell. Harry Potter-of Sacramento is here ona visit to his old home. Henry Lane left today for Marysville. James Treadwell, the happy traveling man of Sacramento, is here again with his many friends. F, H.Bell.and family, of Auburn, are here spending a few days. William King, who has been in the empley of Grissel Bros. for the past four years, has gived up his situation, on account of his health. THE:DALLY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home "Happenings. The sale of delinquent stock of the Federal Loan, Mining Company has been postponed til] Saturday, April 11th. West Broad. street, in front of T. 8. Ford’s. residence, is being macadamized, and Pine street, near the Court House, is alao being put in good condition. A new sewer is being put in from the Court House to the treek below. The Shaw Comedy Company will play week’s engagement gt Grass Valley, beginning ahout the 20th instant, and will also visit this city for a week. Statement. of material, on hand December 31, 1895—Oi); tallow and waste, $100.90 ; material for shop, $2207.11; material. for track and buildings, $3171.53; firewood, $4567.70. Total, $20,047,24. \< . 2WANAGER’S REPORT. J herewith submit my annual report for the year ending December 3lat, 1895: Gross earnings : for 1895, $103,460.89 ; gross earnings for 1894, $98,794.89 ; increase of earning over preceding year, $4,666. Total amount of expenses including taxes and interest on bonds for 1895, $104,854.03; total amount of expenses, 1894, $102,520.95; increase of expenses over preceding year, $2,333.08. oe The expenditures for the year include new turntable framed at Colfax; stonewall, sidewalk and crossing in front of. James and Maddrill lots purchased.last year ; and the purchase of six bonds of the old 8. per cent issue. This purchase was made in order to complete the retirement of ten bonds, making the new issue of 7 per cent bonds $250,000 in lieu of the old issue of $260,000 of 8 per cent bonds, which ‘new. issue has been completed since December 31, 1895, and the old issue.retired; The expenses of the road were.materially increased by the extra number of traitis found necessary to run in order to accommodate the travel. At the conclusion of the year, viz: on January 1, 1896, we reduced the passanger fare on the line making the same $1.50 in lieu of $1.75 between Colfax and Grass Valley, and $1.75 in lien of $2.20 between Culfax.and Nevada City, with proportionate reduction on -balance of road; and it is the intention to made further reductions in the near. future. We are having a new gurvey made between Chicigo Park and Gables trestle in order to shorten the line some two miles between those points, and it is the intention to build said line soon, and avoid Greevhorn bridge, You Bet tunneland Shelby’s trestle. The mining outlook is very good, the population of Nevada ‘county is increasing and I think the prospects of business on the road for the ensuing year are very bright. Respectfully submitted, Joun F. Kipper. world of the great dangers that threaten them. © . ‘ : et Ses Wines which he will sell-at the“ *" following figures : ee ae «Yes, You Do!” .Morgan’s Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle. ae 2 On, vi George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents, per bottle. ber of the eG aes ; makes th outcome « situation . enter the about 100 firet, sec seventh, The nomi choice ms matter of lead. Al and will ; fore pred Superior Court. ‘Phat is the heading of James Kinkead’s new advertisement in. today’s TRANSCRIPT. He guarantees to sell. furniture cheaper than any other house on the Coast. That is what he says and now the way, to. test it is this: Go and see his goods and prices. TOMORROW NIGHT'S LECTURE, eG Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle: ” ve American Champagne, Imperial,-75 cents per pint bottle. Darand & Co, Extta Sec. 75 cents, pint bottle. Sauturne, 25 cents pet bottle. : 1-2 ‘batrel (30! gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. Also; 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents N TH] the « In th Seibert, that Mon at 10 0’cl: os =~ Keep Your Money at Home. room of t Me Eas city and ¢ oF me as of said k hearing t} the issua when an ap al ed M Fred Set Na Ne TREY I thie ‘cou} €Conata! +tinez_shot was bres. officer sa -& gun; & whose lecture, ‘“‘E Pluribus Unum,” is pro2 nounced a grand and eloquent effort. He will be supported by the incomparable, George Fortier, # native of Canada, ‘was Money Sayed Every Day Mary Miller, deceused, Order of publicaTomorrow evening the course of lecture Concert press and public as one of rare wit and : Mrs. H. 'G. Parsons, A littl : accord with the. taste of the public ‘there Sitple owes 70m sheeee oe Rearitiony. stp ’ Etc., Bte,, the servic AT OURThe following business was transacted in the Supetior Court today, Hon, John ‘CaldMONEY SAYING STORES naturalized, Witnesses, J. C. Nilon’ and J. G. Neagle: ‘ i No Special Day tion of notice to creditors. : : ee og [ianseaatig cre cwanwss. vo . NOWAGA, City -Theabrg. : . . which the Ladies Aid Society have arranged Don’t send away from town when you) i GY AND at Soo, will begin with the Rev. M. D. Buck as can get 9 Hardwood Agtique Suite, seven: td ee é £30 ttz . % 4 Seals : a 7 Si ~% ask for gredity jm 30 f> Lad &Syaw Co," g (Rey oe ns wisdom. The musical part of the evena i Stock For Sale : Sheeias: ing’s entertainment is in charge of Mr, : a) +: apa ASSISTED “BY HER ‘PRIVATE AND. cma 52 sale sauna ube : : will be,sold gheap for cash, Enquire of Boys ia enjoyment tobe anticipated. Follewing . 1, /Gpve or it th 5 i CLASS PUPILS, ne Mr. Buck, on the evening of the 210th, ioern Paste sone oe Can: ‘ Will include Vocal Solvs, Quartettes, Cho: oe i : : russea and Dramatic Recitation. To be found in es “GIVE ME A TRIAL, . ‘HOUSE PAINTER and ; PAPER HANGER. = hy No on Yhald or vtreatmen zacalp. ant well presiding: ‘ ; . 400 IN OPERATION Estate of Mary Giacometla, aleo known as Series With “Backbone,” So ; ee Wednesday Evening, April 8, 1896, lecturer. ‘his lecture is pronounced by pieces, for $2100. Prices, reduced. . Dont . +4) aot cGIVEN BY Werry and ag his taste and efforts always Niet — q ions, Can 6¢ comes Mr. J, T. Howard of Grass Valley, fl. McKECHNIE TOcer ies, Provis Ons, ; Goods, iwi Part HH. for the issu when and w pear and cc Datew Mar Fred Sear] ge Charming Operetta, **Little Bed Riding © Hood,” introducing thirty Nevada City children ia attractive costumes, also added specialties. Part Ill, pia Blaby Had Drip, by Gpalfer ith girls. Ladies Lu. per pair, Newspa: BOOMS 20 A. CALIFOR. Favorite. ie has A-Gracked Fire Bell: a all news Covst, the Sa) Zealand, the States aad Ev Last evening as the fire alarm bell at the house of Pennsylvania Engine Company was being tapped it suddenly cracked. It it thought that the bell was partially cracked by the hard tapping it received New Year's Eve and that the injury gradually increased . ~ . until the sctack extended entirely. through ea AS the métsl, thus destroying the sound of the bell. ’ The bell was made at Garratt’s foun— dry in San Francisco about sixteen yeare : ago, and in tone was about the best fire D. B. CGETCHELL, bell the town has ever had. It will be] present incumbent, announces. bimeclf’ss a Fine Plate ¥ taken down and probably sent back to the . candidate for the office of City Marabal. «ElecAta foundry to be recast, in order that the new tion Momlay, May ath. nee bell may be of the same tone. : : — The Finest in the City. : eee “Ee Officers Arrested. 4 Dr. A. IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, ON MAIN STREET, . Has opened the most elegant Saloon in Bee Equal To It . o = 1. L. BOW FOR iY MARSHAL, SHAY AGS n Odd ee BeERERS <1 Sethe tee erty ‘Howe inthe Wor § § sreagesaresee Be 2 RebEe & yes 23 At Grass Valley yesterday Fred Compton expressed his opinion of the action of th: officers who arrested a tramp a day or twe ago. Marshal Dennen and Philip Miller, nightwatchuianj took*Compton to ‘task for what he said, and during the wrangle that followed the officers applied abusive epi" ‘ thets to Compton, . Shortly afterwards Rowen City. He will keep on hand the outb,a complaint against the ¥ ; ae a 4 hee patriotic airs. The numerous admirers of] .Miss Wilhelm of Grass Valley’ will bef? \/ as one of the attractions of the evening, Specialt: It is evident that the dictum so often} 41) ordera promptly executed. Leave orcourage lectures or intellectual éuteftain= . fF ments is not accepted by the promoters of DELINQUENT NOTICE. ; EDERAL LOAN GOLD MINING © -y, . APP AMmission— Adults, 25 cedte; Chilto open the way for those who have. proF elke bone, Gasigon-dren’ 15. cents. Wen tek Seng ib cents}. feased to lament a prevailing dormant intel—} Nevada City, California. business, To be had at-J.M: Fol seeps fe = There are Pony’ ee een the cin ahr de — : convictions jafid encourage by theit. pres . levied, on. the 84 Mays Reprusry. 25 ODE cb om Soin aie op ence the work eo courageously begun. é ae as oot UP ah the aides Of the te, ? ay FOR SALE. The nominal charge for admission to No. No. ao these lectares shows that. an undercurrent Hames. » Sorte, She, Amt . (\N SAG ro: 8T i eset! 2.6 . ()lucinding Band Saw, Circular Saws, Wood, awaken an interest in a form of entertainJone A. BSpp bs ey acme ie all complete and ready ment that will amuse and instruct, to draw John Senmidt, call ibe talons a . of thought. ; eee Notice to, Electric Light Companies. “Goad books ate the best of companions, ‘ ra MALY OB AS Map be BB te L books are the best of companione, Sonor 18 Weutet envae rat Beatie} condensed form the essence of a good Mise Jowephine Vas” : ; book. The pith of thé subject is ex-. / Wagmen . yn ‘Thursday, April 9th, 1896, , W Sor eas bt, ea 4 ; ishes and concentrates; brings every sentiveds tor gue jouran Fequired’ "by the Wpecinen: !¥ (1) then seem plain that it i : uty to . ed’ by the specificain that it ar ment and sentence to, bear with exquisite . Jobn Schmidt, ie cadororane } ity Hal jo, . THE BEST, THE: MOST tee 2 Namah Sie Seyeecore nicety upon a certain point; abalyzes keeiily;) St Watke, A 697.56 ine cl i aoths ABR s : RTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTINGdemolishes with pitiless hand false preAnd lance with law. and an order o: ‘ . eh oe : » ie eps: 2 PB oan x tee le’ pba sayeet eoge = : fC virtue, trath and faith. The concentration such ste s may be neces 7d oe NO Se Raroibone 226 ee ee Si Sc ne ae of a brilliant mind upon some subject, many Kell, 1896, t 1 o'clock F. es oya Worcester iS a ye ‘bili ee att ees eT ibert, d A I ae oe s ; 4 a adaptibility of ideas to ‘persons iy colar at the Boerd of as ox we ofsale. . 21 cersone ah eas ori 1 nd millions of happy hearts today, from Mai Paynter. Today the Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, ner.ot Broad“antd Pie streets, Neva pont Ayn los tion of tale Novae ae eee eet . ! 150 styles at prices Se iilar'wen withdrawn, Den-. To. be found :in the. State, Call around . garded-it affords a means of education; « Sep OE ee from BO cents te pan sree oe ‘ seed fs said County of Ne ‘ f ; fa 5o cents to: — So meuagiees bare a Sai "". Mrs, Lester & Crawford, Sole ee _ Sole Agents for Nevada ps keer ba inti asd. ethimulent wll < ee gale is hereby. posponed unti? Sa Mes (pa HE LUN -H-CUUNTER 18 THE BEST ee huge Aird E ais aii. i, ogey api, law avec eta og ey <9 + sweet-voiced Mrs. Howard in one or more pleased to know that her name ig étirolled . Hard ‘Oil Finishing’and Decorating a. repeated that Nevada City. will not. en-j ; ders.at the Union Hotel. ‘ he this lecture course, The movement seems ni Paeelite of Principal place of extra. ‘To be had eial M Foley’ oor ; lectual state.tg emphasize the fact of their]. They. be ne nem hepec areh follows: 4 THE NOVELTY REPAIR “SHO Pt aoe : : a ‘ Mrs. 0. Maltman, of desite to benctit ‘the public’ prevail:; to ag Lathe, Morghaing. Machine, and wih Water Ed. Hoffma: eof Of address: that .C. PERCIVAL. the mind into sweeter and higher channels . Day d Hutchinson, ce but in a ‘first class lecture we have in a) &, Brouneman, : Jaovouds will be received by the Clerk: of r bru A eae ee nT! . . . Even the Stay o1 ais a ; ay or Corset aff fons to come.’ tracted and the lecturer remolds and polt 8 0 y tN " ahects Reneu ‘come. a Migs “Josephine Yan, at 8 o’clock p, M., for lighting 8 ae come. ere i BE? Gren, y order ofthe Board of City "Trustees, ene Hoard of Directs Nevad City, Mere 200 18% 5). Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine’of ~°"" ~ venves, holding high’ the ides? "Wtqndard of . Febraary,s800/e0 muy abrenot eushipaacalo” . ) q hrine‘of © y wi i i "es Ce hours of study and research, the gonsidera—_. the: de eat sea Ratans togtiner . e oe eneretatar tke hee wee eats costs of advertising and : 4 pa : thro Maine J. @. O'NEILL, Secretary." . ¥. uchers, witht . Sarobbing Inside the, Kid Fitting Royal Worcdster, — ‘duct is sure te be beneficial. Properly re~ : pity. Catlforas a, the game boioe e piace fo: i A eRe : aud sce my place and teat ouds, 3 1 ec elas tte of Venue, and the} ” adi phates be oh pate ial : : EXD é tf, coutor. of haat: Wilk of php Redhat Lei ree

# ‘. Hoi ’s Pr, gare the best family cathartio : i~ : vpn sg Wat la Ni: % Z liyer 5 medicine, Harmless, reliable, goably three-. The Me et ‘ancy ‘ie Na ats , ea voters of this [® Cong jonlit’ chiffehes will : : ; R Ba. 4 6 as State preter i -before any other . vene at Berkeley on the 14th inst. ae 4 From all Parts of ‘the W orld. eee ‘being. the. .oase of De. Brown will be oonwiderel 361. Course of Lectures ie pk ‘ioe cpesuae ema : : e. overwhelming sentiment of Republican . 18 presumed, from opinions gathered among BLN. VA : ate OC SOA et EA i) Ade . voters, iihey*eliddta “see to it that their . the clergymen, that the conference must). ~ . oe es Upto. 4.0°clock.This.Afternoonte}sstern eeviec-netenrnive=we= tenkersomerdesisive wotion “wt this Hid: A: ge sa i Pa is Be . . lection of delegates to the St. Louje,and. the First Congregational Charch “at Stave. pqupentiony.) Alle dagetiqns Bm eithee pare with Dr. Brows or be dropped . . ! schemes for the selection of delegates by from. coe ae whigh it is a I Special to the Daily Transcript. — 2 cee te age LOR ce 2 ry ' . delegates by Foe ety ee mittees is te ‘ a . _ . designed press wil of ape and should’hot be tolerated.» Let the déle. gates herchtpen: in the ueual way, and in ac~ Settling His Estate. gates bererebar, in the us , cordance with -the political preferences of Putcapetrut, April 2.—H. H. Holmes,, the great imajority of the Republican voters. } McKinley ‘' is t i. ae THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . Reports of Offcrs Received and Old Nevada Olty, Nevada County, Oalif. The stockholders of ‘the Nevada County} ‘Narrow Guage Railroad Compauy held their} — annual meeting at the office of the company, depot building, in; Grass Valley yesterday. The following were elected directors for the ensuing year: John F. Kidder, Peter Johnton, George D. McLean, George Fletcher, Frank G, Beatty, A. H. Parker, Edward H, Brown. The Board organized by electing J) F. Kidder, President ‘and General Manager ; P. Johnson, Vice President ; Geo. Fletcher, Secretary and. Auditor; E, H. Brown,;-Treasurer and Superinterident, we Bed Published . Bvenings 2 Exce Sundays and. —_ oe nines De gaya ne eens SusscriPrion Taame—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer @ Fall Year.’ * eer ee aoe en » ow et ws adies’ Aid Society, _ Nevada County Directory. _ Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained. for 50, cents, By mai', 75 ‘“Apply to ee ree eae Faep. Ee Brown, : . Transcript.Office.LOcAL Reapine Norigrs—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents & Line Each Sub«equent Time, One Dollera Line aMonth. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno ¢n on Applioa ion. AS FOLLOWS : A Horrible Discovery. Rocx Istanp, Ill, April 2,—Hundreds of persons today visited the Bastian farm, the condemned ‘tiurderer. of Pietzer, and who Friday Evening, Apeil 3d— REY: M.D. BUCK, of Sacramento, 2 Bees ME Herter WSSPP Sse. pon be “APRIL 2, 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS. ~ = k-Concise Chronicle of Yarlons Folks Doings and Intentions. Miss R. H. Fales of San Francisco is visiting this city. C. R, Cahill of San Mateo arrived here last evening. ‘ Miss Marietta Ragon has gone to Hanford to visit relatives. ns D. F. Douglass returned from San FranMise” Etta’ Pollerd of ‘Oakland is the guest of Miss Byrda Gregory. C, O. Jepson came down from, Relief ‘Hill last evening.” ” . G., W. Gilmore arrived on the. train last night from San Francisco. Orrin ‘Taber of San Francisco is in town Miss Alice Haake, the San Francisc:: milliner, arrived here last evening. pets W. Blundell has returned from SanEeanciaco... "Frank Page, the San Francisco powder drummer, arrived in town last evening. Henry Hartung left today for San. Francisco for.the benefit of his health, He will eater, the German. Hospital. re @ol. 1. Mi Taylor leit today for New) York, John R. Coe of San Francisco, who supplies the Electric Power Company with their wire, arrived here last evening. Mrs. W. D. Reed and daughter of San} Rafael are here -visiting »Mes. Reed's. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Norval Douglass. ~ “wy. H, Mead came down from Washington today. C.D. Marlow of Davisville arrived here D;-2,-Belyormeen of Napa arrived here last evening. ; Mrs. ©. De Gaa and children, of Willows, arrived here last evening on their way to North San Juan to visit her parents. Miss Della Carylon of Grass Valley is here visiting relatives. 1895, was as-follows : from transfer charges, service, $1834 56. 460.83, $472, 5 t $516.28 3 buildings, $3931.07. surance, $734.20); incidentals, ture, $13.50 gti; stationery and taxes, $3091.53. Total “operating “expenses, net earnings, $25.771.72. The report of the Secretary and Auditor, for the fiseal year euding December 31, Earnings — From freighte, $61,038.70 ; $32,576.24; excess baggage, $897.41; express $2949.85; mail Gross earnings, Operating Expenses — Station service, $8806.65 ; train service, $5242.60 ; locomotive service’ $6450.70 ; fuel, $8800; oil, tals low and waste, $496.05 ; ~water service, Maintenance of Way—Roadbed and track, $19,258.39 ; bridges, $3913.82; tunnels, $742.60 ; $358,97 ; passengers cars, $2700.87 ; motives, $3713.05 + hand cars, $38.40; ma~ State eleotion yesterday show that: thé? Rechinery and tools $309.64 ;~ freight cars, $77,689.27 $103,fences, locoIncome-Aecount—Grroas: earnings, $103,which is in the possession of the Sheriff. The dead and badly decomposed body of a. man was found buried under: pile of rubbish on the farm, and it is now believed that Henry. F. Bastian, ‘who committed, suicide several weeks ago, did ‘80 for fear that his crimes would be discovered, . . ive rather suddenly some time ago are supposed bodies buried. Further developments are anxiously awaited. : i Wad The Rhode Island Election. Provipence, April 2.—The result of the publican carried the State bya. plurality of 10,0u0. General Kxpenses— Officers end clerks, e $4535 ; superintendence, $1800; advertie— ing, $712.50 } injuries to stock, $125 ;) in$379.80 ; lose and damage to freight, $7.42); office :farnilegal services and expenses, printing, “$524.43 ; Cut Her Throat. Sacramento, April 2.—Mrs. Lucinda Blue, a colored woman 70 years of age, attempted suicide last night by ~ cutting “her throat with a razor, The injuries inflicted will probably catee her death, Her mind had been failing for some time. 3 laborers who disappeared from the farm ie to have been murdered by Bastian and their ‘ . <LonnON,, April 2.—The gravity of the ‘. situation in South Africa is. increasing and 46.89 ; subscription to capital stock (80}” shares, $8000 ; total, $111.460.89. Operating expenses, $77,689.27; interest funded debt, $20, 480;: interest floating debt, $583.86 ; commission (paying coupons) «fend. di of the { Wil Not Pay” Indemnity. Caracas, Ven;, April. 2 —The statement $25.90; right of way, $75; six bonds _redeemed, $6000; balance excess of income, $6,606.96.56. Sed General Balance Sheet Closing of Account made both ia the United States and in Europe, that the government of Venezuela is-willing to pay indemnity on account of the Uran incident, is denied in efficial cirto Dec ember 31, 1895 : ment, $629,481.51 ; material on hand, $10,047.24; bills receivable, $6800. Total $646,328.75.. Credits—Capital stock, $250,200; bonded debt, $250,000; bills payable, $3000; cash (excess of current liabilities over cash assets) $6859.38 ; profit and loss (profit) $136.cles and is said to Debit—Cost of construction and equip-. tion, eno Creating a Sensation.. Pants, April 2.—An enormous sensation is being created here by the seances of a be without any founda269.37. Total, $646,328.75. Union Hill) $75. Amount charged to additional improvements for 1895—Right of way (house at young woman 26 years of age, named -Hens rietta Condon, who claims to be a direct ine termediary from. the Arch-angelof » God, . April 24. "A special Easter sale will take sent to warn humanity in thas. part of :the-} is suspected-of murdering several other persons, has. instructed his attorney to settle all mattera relating: to his real estate and to sell the property. : Holmes is to be hanged . ; May 7th. He iain good spirits and does not appear to worry any over hié approach} ing fate. “Troops for Africa,the English Government has been asked to send at once-50,000 troops to the Cape of Good Hope. The Government is also requested to order 5,000 troops sent from Cape Colony has been inetracted to organi/e'a force’ 6f'trdopa and proceed to Rodesia. Spain Must Stop. Wasnineron, April 1.—In the Senate . today a conference committee was ordered owthe-legisiative bill.~ Catt of Florida ititroduced a joint resolution reciting the ‘‘con-_ tinudl Violation “of the ‘asuages and rules of war in Cuba, and the inhuman and bratal outrages on men, women and children,” ne taht ant ee naar force ni tes shall immediately be gent téCuiba stifficient t6 protect “by force, if necessary, citizens of the United States in Cyba, from wrong énd froin viol ation of treaty obligations; and algo requesting the President to communicate this resolution that Government that, United States . : would forcibly intervene to protect the . , rights of Amsrican ‘eitigens and: in ‘the in='); currence of murder and outrage, or of A San Francisco Milliner Coming. assortment of Spring Millinery ‘Thursday, Place and also a epecial effort will be made to the Government eo tae and inform ‘Our $0c emphaticall sent tothe St. Louts) ngpetion, ~~ ful, healing qualities, which tealized. nedical triumphe sj.) 4s +-2@e-+—— Se }yno 3 Sie Wanted 2 § 3 street. Fine Millinery. * ’ The opening of millinery at Mrs, .L. od see the beautiful display. THAS . : Pee. \ gost 75¢. _. terest of civilization if there shall be a reOur 20¢, Teas.. cost, 30c Elsewhere . [spe Eee det ‘ot pence . EETRA PREMTUMS GIVEN AWAY.. . . Great American mporting-¥6@ to ‘ Miss Alice Haake will display an elegant Conmertial Sti, Nevada City. ‘iy . Califotnia’s’ prefere ory eee ee President, and that preference: sb 5 ‘Spates BY te ay : exp ewed in the. delegati.n ae ; ee ,: Aver’ Ohetry Pectoralyposgesses power pring cat Sid 1 inery. manifest’ thems }.’ $0 Bee GCE ee caee Erg selves whenever this remedy is, empldyed in 2 colds, cougha, throat or Iubg troublesy Its asnodyne'and expectorant effects are promptly lt is: a chemidalsueeess and A girl is wanted tto'do general housework, Apply at Mrs. Itatz’s restautant, Broad poned till Satunday,. April, Ath.g Call and b . TET os A Package «Given “Bach Customer FREE Subject—"‘Backbone.”: => et Friday Evening, “April 10th, ee ‘The ‘Largest and Most}. ‘. Pashionable Stock." [Friday Evening, April 17th, ae In'Nevada County. — a . Subject—Sunshine and Shadows.’’ : ” ee RB, LJ. GARVER, of Grass Yay. (0G Don’t make your purchases . withSubject—"E. Pluribus Toumi” out examining my, goods and prices. riRS. . . .MARION, Leader Millinery, NEVADA CITY. Tickets forthe Courée, 50°cents. Single. Tickets, 25 cents. Children’s Tickets, 10 cents. . You want to buy your goods where you cam get them the cheapest. Not-cheap goods but cheap prices. There is just one placo in Nevada City where you can do — just That Thing. ree. 2 To be plain, it is an. acknowledged fact that James Kinkead. Has _~ The largest stock of Furniture and all other things in cee specieen et ORT ELE RSILEED HON, J; 1. HOWARD, of Grass, Valley. f his line, of all Grades, Kinds and Style, and will sell them at . Jower rate than any other house 6n thé Coast.” = 7 ; iCal at his Commercial Street Stores ‘ae t 50c . ; AOE . ELSCWHCCE . __eeepeeneraeemmmermmmrenieetens 35c Elsewhere . 77-", and see for yourself. Lyk = f 12 om ‘ ee ee 56 Mill St., Grass Valley. . fo Wott, The Cash Grocer, Has received.a donsigument : of Fine Imported and California Uy of procnt: house wai osived fro cost of a2 sheet atee mates var: the Direc good, subs efficient S On accourL very poor éepted but regular ele meetings . Narroy Yesterd daughter ¢ celsior dit child and . when Mr started bi overtaken Mrs. Port -cued the c vby. the str Bie Gi Tt Three w No, 4, at positions « peara that form iu a grain was jlarch thre wwhose nat jhome wa skilled, F Chicago, . to Trucke -eveaped it

Lawn ( to please the “ladies with both styles and Headquarters, 52-58" Market Street, 8." F. Shive the'ladiew atthe Unio Hotel pariors,. . “TRY OUR. 4+ where the display will be made, m Pa eae wet the display will nr . MONBY SAVING PRICES G. W. Gilmor of San Francisco is in town, Arthur Loupe, manager Adams, Booth & Company cigar department of Sacramento is here spending a few days. F, W. Goth, well known traveling. map of Sacramento, is in town. H, Silver of Sacramento came in on the morning train. Migs. Verge of ‘North Bloomfield is here on a visit to Miss Lillie Snell. Harry Potter-of Sacramento is here ona visit to his old home. Henry Lane left today for Marysville. James Treadwell, the happy traveling man of Sacramento, is here again with his many friends. F, H.Bell.and family, of Auburn, are here spending a few days. William King, who has been in the empley of Grissel Bros. for the past four years, has gived up his situation, on account of his health. THE:DALLY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home "Happenings. The sale of delinquent stock of the Federal Loan, Mining Company has been postponed til] Saturday, April 11th. West Broad. street, in front of T. 8. Ford’s. residence, is being macadamized, and Pine street, near the Court House, is alao being put in good condition. A new sewer is being put in from the Court House to the treek below. The Shaw Comedy Company will play week’s engagement gt Grass Valley, beginning ahout the 20th instant, and will also visit this city for a week. Statement. of material, on hand December 31, 1895—Oi); tallow and waste, $100.90 ; material for shop, $2207.11; material. for track and buildings, $3171.53; firewood, $4567.70. Total, $20,047,24. \< . 2WANAGER’S REPORT. J herewith submit my annual report for the year ending December 3lat, 1895: Gross earnings : for 1895, $103,460.89 ; gross earnings for 1894, $98,794.89 ; increase of earning over preceding year, $4,666. Total amount of expenses including taxes and interest on bonds for 1895, $104,854.03; total amount of expenses, 1894, $102,520.95; increase of expenses over preceding year, $2,333.08. oe The expenditures for the year include new turntable framed at Colfax; stonewall, sidewalk and crossing in front of. James and Maddrill lots purchased.last year ; and the purchase of six bonds of the old 8. per cent issue. This purchase was made in order to complete the retirement of ten bonds, making the new issue of 7 per cent bonds $250,000 in lieu of the old issue of $260,000 of 8 per cent bonds, which ‘new. issue has been completed since December 31, 1895, and the old issue.retired; The expenses of the road were.materially increased by the extra number of traitis found necessary to run in order to accommodate the travel.. At the conclusion of the year, viz: on January 1, 1896, we reduced the passanger fare on the line making the same $1.50 in lieu of $1.75 between Colfax and Grass Valley, and $1.75 in lien of $2.20 between Culfax.and Nevada City, with proportionate reduction on -balance of road; and it is the intention to made further reductions in the near. future. We are having a new gurvey made between Chicigo Park and Gables trestle in order to shorten the line some two miles between those points, and it is the intention to build said line soon, and avoid Greevhorn bridge, You Bet tunneland Shelby’s trestle. The mining outlook is very good, the population of Nevada ‘county is increasing and I think the prospects of business on the road for the ensuing year are very bright. Respectfully submitted, Joun F. Kipper. world of the great dangers that threaten them. © . ‘ : et Ses Wines which he will sell-at the“ *" following figures : ee ae «Yes, You Do!” .Morgan’s Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle. ae 2 On, vi George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents, per bottle. ber of the eG aes ; makes th outcome « situation . enter the about 100 firet, sec seventh, The nomi choice ms matter of lead. Al and will ; fore pred Superior Court. ‘Phat is the heading of James Kinkead’s new advertisement in. today’s TRANSCRIPT. He guarantees to sell. furniture cheaper than any other house on the Coast. That is what he says and now the way, to. test it is this: Go and see his goods and prices. TOMORROW NIGHT'S LECTURE, eG Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle: ” ve American Champagne, Imperial,-75 cents per pint bottle. Darand & Co, Extta Sec. 75 cents, pint bottle. Sauturne, 25 cents pet bottle. : 1-2 ‘batrel (30! gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. Also; 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents N TH] the « In th Seibert, that Mon at 10 0’cl: os =~ Keep Your Money at Home. room of t Me Eas city and ¢ oF me as of said k hearing t} the issua when an ap al ed M Fred Set Na Ne TREY I thie ‘cou} €Conata! +tinez_shot was bres. officer sa -& gun; & whose lecture, ‘“‘E Pluribus Unum,” is pro2 nounced a grand and eloquent effort. He will be supported by the incomparable, George Fortier, # native of Canada, ‘was Money Sayed Every Day Mary Miller, deceused, Order of publicaTomorrow evening the course of lecture Concert press and public as one of rare wit and : Mrs. H. 'G. Parsons, A littl : accord with the. taste of the public ‘there Sitple owes 70m sheeee oe Rearitiony. stp ’ Etc., Bte,, the servic AT OURThe following business was transacted in the Supetior Court today, Hon, John ‘CaldMONEY SAYING STORES naturalized, Witnesses, J. C. Nilon’ and J. G. Neagle: ‘ i No Special Day tion of notice to creditors. : : ee og [ianseaatig cre cwanwss. vo . NOWAGA, City -Theabrg. : . . which the Ladies Aid Society have arranged Don’t send away from town when you) i GY AND at Soo, will begin with the Rev. M. D. Buck as can get 9 Hardwood Agtique Suite, seven: td ee é £30 ttz . % 4 Seals : a 7 Si ~% ask for gredity jm 30 f> Lad &Syaw Co," g (Rey oe ns wisdom. The musical part of the evena i Stock For Sale : Sheeias: ing’s entertainment is in charge of Mr, : a) +: apa ASSISTED “BY HER ‘PRIVATE AND. cma 52 sale sauna ube : : will be,sold gheap for cash, Enquire of Boys ia enjoyment tobe anticipated. Follewing . 1, /Gpve or it th 5 i CLASS PUPILS, ne Mr. Buck, on the evening of the 210th, ioern Paste sone oe Can: ‘ Will include Vocal Solvs, Quartettes, Cho: oe i : : russea and Dramatic Recitation. To be found in es “GIVE ME A TRIAL, . ‘HOUSE PAINTER and ; PAPER HANGER. = hy No on Yhald or vtreatmen zacalp. ant well presiding: ‘ ; . 400 IN OPERATION Estate of Mary Giacometla, aleo known as Series With “Backbone,” So ; ee Wednesday Evening, April 8, 1896, lecturer. ‘his lecture is pronounced by pieces, for $2100. Prices, reduced. . Dont . +4) aot cGIVEN BY Werry and ag his taste and efforts always Niet — q ions, Can 6¢ comes Mr. J, T. Howard of Grass Valley, fl. McKECHNIE TOcer ies, Provis Ons, ; Goods, iwi Part HH. for the issu when and w pear and cc Datew Mar Fred Sear] ge Charming Operetta, **Little Bed Riding © Hood,” introducing thirty Nevada City children ia attractive costumes, also added specialties. Part Ill, pia Blaby Had Drip, by Gpalfer ith girls. Ladies Lu. per pair, Newspa: BOOMS 20 A. CALIFOR. Favorite. ie has A-Gracked Fire Bell: a all news Covst, the Sa) Zealand, the States aad Ev Last evening as the fire alarm bell at the house of Pennsylvania Engine Company was being tapped it suddenly cracked. It it thought that the bell was partially cracked by the hard tapping it received New Year's Eve and that the injury gradually increased . ~ . until the sctack extended entirely. through ea AS the métsl, thus destroying the sound of the bell. ’ The bell was made at Garratt’s foun— dry in San Francisco about sixteen yeare : ago, and in tone was about the best fire D. B. CGETCHELL, bell the town has ever had. It will be] present incumbent, announces. bimeclf’ss a Fine Plate ¥ taken down and probably sent back to the . candidate for the office of City Marabal. «ElecAta foundry to be recast, in order that the new tion Momlay, May ath. nee bell may be of the same tone. : : — The Finest in the City. : eee “Ee Officers Arrested. 4 Dr. A. IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, ON MAIN STREET, . Has opened the most elegant Saloon in Bee Equal To It . o = 1. L. BOW FOR iY MARSHAL, SHAY AGS n Odd ee BeERERS <1 Sethe tee erty ‘Howe inthe Wor § § sreagesaresee Be 2 RebEe & yes 23 At Grass Valley yesterday Fred Compton expressed his opinion of the action of th: officers who arrested a tramp a day or twe ago. Marshal Dennen and Philip Miller, nightwatchuianj took*Compton to ‘task for what he said, and during the wrangle that followed the officers applied abusive epi" ‘ thets to Compton, . Shortly afterwards Rowen City. He will keep on hand the outb,a complaint against the ¥ ; ae a 4 hee patriotic airs. The numerous admirers of] .Miss Wilhelm of Grass Valley’ will bef? \/ as one of the attractions of the evening, Specialt: It is evident that the dictum so often} 41) ordera promptly executed. Leave orcourage lectures or intellectual éuteftain= . fF ments is not accepted by the promoters of DELINQUENT NOTICE. ; EDERAL LOAN GOLD MINING © -y, . APP AMmission— Adults, 25 cedte; Chilto open the way for those who have. proF elke bone, Gasigon-dren’ 15. cents. Wen tek Seng ib cents}. feased to lament a prevailing dormant intel—} Nevada City, California. business, To be had at-J.M: Fol seeps fe = There are Pony’ ee een the cin ahr de — : convictions jafid encourage by theit. pres . levied, on. the 84 Mays Reprusry. 25 ODE cb om Soin aie op ence the work eo courageously begun. é ae as oot UP ah the aides Of the te, ? ay FOR SALE.. The nominal charge for admission to No. No. ao these lectares shows that. an undercurrent Hames. » Sorte, She, Amt . (\N SAG ro: 8T i eset! 2.6 . ()lucinding Band Saw, Circular Saws, Wood, awaken an interest in a form of entertainJone A. BSpp bs ey acme ie all complete and ready ment that will amuse and instruct, to draw John Senmidt, call ibe talons a . of thought. ; eee Notice to, Electric Light Companies. “Goad books ate the best of companions, ‘ ra MALY OB AS Map be BB te L books are the best of companione, Sonor 18 Weutet envae rat Beatie} condensed form the essence of a good Mise Jowephine Vas” : ; book. The pith of thé subject is ex-. / Wagmen . yn ‘Thursday, April 9th, 1896, , W Sor eas bt, ea 4 ; ishes and concentrates; brings every sentiveds tor gue jouran Fequired’ "by the Wpecinen: !¥ (1) then seem plain that it i : uty to . ed’ by the specificain that it ar ment and sentence to, bear with exquisite . Jobn Schmidt, ie cadororane } ity Hal jo, . THE BEST, THE: MOST tee 2 Namah Sie Seyeecore nicety upon a certain point; abalyzes keeiily;) St Watke, A 697.56 ine cl i aoths ABR s : RTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTINGdemolishes with pitiless hand false preAnd lance with law. and an order o: ‘ . eh oe : » ie eps: 2 PB oan x tee le’ pba sayeet eoge = : fC virtue, trath and faith. The concentration such ste s may be neces 7d oe NO Se Raroibone 226 ee ee Si Sc ne ae of a brilliant mind upon some subject, many Kell, 1896, t 1 o'clock F. es oya Worcester iS a ye ‘bili ee att ees eT ibert, d A I ae oe s ; 4 a adaptibility of ideas to ‘persons iy colar at the Boerd of as ox we ofsale. . 21 cersone ah eas ori 1 nd millions of happy hearts today, from Mai Paynter. Today the Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, ner.ot Broad“antd Pie streets, Neva pont Ayn los tion of tale Novae ae eee eet . ! 150 styles at prices Se iilar'wen withdrawn, Den-. To. be found :in the. State, Call around . garded-it affords a means of education; « Sep OE ee from BO cents te pan sree oe ‘ seed fs said County of Ne ‘ f ; fa 5o cents to: — So meuagiees bare a Sai "". Mrs, Lester & Crawford, Sole ee _ Sole Agents for Nevada ps keer ba inti asd. ethimulent wll < ee gale is hereby. posponed unti? Sa Mes (pa HE LUN -H-CUUNTER 18 THE BEST ee huge Aird E ais aii. i, ogey api, law avec eta og ey <9 + sweet-voiced Mrs. Howard in one or more pleased to know that her name ig étirolled . Hard ‘Oil Finishing’and Decorating a. repeated that Nevada City. will not. en-j ; ders.at the Union Hotel. ‘ he this lecture course, The movement seems ni Paeelite of Principal place of extra. ‘To be had eial M Foley’ oor ; lectual state.tg emphasize the fact of their]. They. be ne nem hepec areh follows: 4 THE NOVELTY REPAIR “SHO Pt aoe : : a ‘ Mrs. 0. Maltman, of desite to benctit ‘the public’ prevail:; to ag Lathe, Morghaing. Machine, and wih Water Ed. Hoffma: eof Of address: that .C. PERCIVAL. the mind into sweeter and higher channels . Day d Hutchinson, ce but in a ‘first class lecture we have in a) &, Brouneman, : Jaovouds will be received by the Clerk: of r bru A eae ee nT! . . .. Even the Stay o1 ais a ; ay or Corset aff fons to come.’ tracted and the lecturer remolds and polt 8 0 y tN " ahects Reneu ‘come. a Migs “Josephine Yan, at 8 o’clock p, M., for lighting 8 ae come. ere i BE? Gren, y order ofthe Board of City "Trustees, ene Hoard of Directs Nevad City, Mere 200 18% 5). Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine’of ~°"" ~ venves, holding high’ the ides? "Wtqndard of . Febraary,s800/e0 muy abrenot eushipaacalo” . ) q hrine‘of © y wi i i "es Ce hours of study and research, the gonsidera—_. the: de eat sea Ratans togtiner . e oe eneretatar tke hee wee eats costs of advertising and : 4 pa : thro Maine J. @. O'NEILL, Secretary." . ¥. uchers, witht . Sarobbing Inside the, Kid Fitting Royal Worcdster, — ‘duct is sure te be beneficial. Properly re~ : pity. Catlforas a, the game boioe e piace fo: i A eRe : aud sce my place and teat ouds, 3 1 ec elas tte of Venue, and the} ” adi phates be oh pate ial : : EXD é tf, coutor. of haat: Wilk of php Redhat Lei ree