April 21, 1896 (4 pages)

d-yte Nevada City, Nevada Couny, Cait. 2: Seber Brocton Put, Bees Seadate cet BUBSCRPT i Teams Fifteen Cents a Week;: , ts a Mouth; Six Dollars a Year When a i 4 READING 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 Kno rn on Applt63 lek * **=1 finally settling the end line in favor of the cation. TUESDAY.,... APRIL. 21,1896, ~~ PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Yarlvus Folks J. H. Keller came down from Eureka U, KE, Landsburg‘came over from Relief Hill today. : last evening, John German Jr., came-over from North San Juan today, ase Kiss Kate Purcell came down from. Relief Hill today, . : C. Sweet of San Francisco arrived here ’ last evening. TL W. Peckham came up from Smartsvill thie’morning. ‘ K, GC) Irvin. of San Francisco came in on lastievening’s train. E, J: Baker came dawn from San Juav. today on his way below, F. H. Kline and,L. Kauffman, of .San Francisco, are in town. James F, Johnson and F, L. McClemin, of San Francisco, are-in town, B. A Peckham of San Mateo went up to Washington this morning. ~~~ Si Mrs, lino came-down: from Camp. tonville today on her way-below. { O. Nelson of Shasta county arrived here last evening on his way to Sierra county. Ry HuyHall and, V;; Mandich, of San Frahciéé6; ‘abrived here: last ‘évening. Mies E, Allen of Downieville arrived here today on her way to San Francisco. ©. H. Hirst, W. . Davis, G. W.: Bacun and A. 8, Thnnbe, of San Francisco, arrived Tkos. Mason of Downieville: arrived here 2. last evening from San F; rancisco on his way home, ; Mre, Dr. Frank, the optician, accompanied by her brother, E. B. Arnold, arrived here last evening. They will be at the Union Hotel for a few days, i 2 As G00D REASONING:. A Day Js Coming When Those Whom God Hath‘ Joined Shall Not Be Put Agunder. “Why do I believe in woman suffrage ?”’ aaid Mrs, Sarah B, Cooper, in commencing her lecture in San Francisco Thuraday . ’ evening. . *Tyagswer: that woman has to’ obey the law, has to pay taxes and is amenable to all the vicissitudes to. which men qgersdbject: « Hence 1 believe woman shouki’ Have a right.to say domething as to the administration and enactment of the lawe. And, besides, it seems more in accord with our grand American ideal that all the rational beings who have to submit to the authority of the Government should have some voige if. the: Goyernment,. We are told that women do not wish to vote. So also.are we.told that the negroes did not wish to be,freed, .'Yet.when they were liberated none of them elected to remain in ‘slavery. When they were freed they voted. Why should .we .consider -the wife, the mother or the sister less worthy to approach the polls than the negro? I know that St. Paul—the dear, stern—browed old bachelor--ssys: . that. woman: should keep silent in church and in public assemblies, But what would he think of the jewels and the graceful, elegant clothes wort by the ladies of today? ‘he truth is that he wrote for the.pagan women of old, whose morals, .were at: a low iebb,Henoé, . the great apostle wished his converts of the fair sex to bé distinguished by their modeaty im: dress and demeanor: Napoleon 1 once asked Mme, de Stael why the. women persisted in meddling with politics. ‘Sire,* she answered,-‘if youmen will persist in hanging us, we ought at least to have the right to ask the reason why.’ Taxation without representation is tyranny, Yet women arg taxed in this free countiy without anything ia'the shape of representation, Does this seem right and fair? To be sure we are.to]d. that women are. better than men because they have been kept from politics, Well, if this be true, then why can we not disfranchise the men and see whether that step will make: them ‘any ‘better than they are, As at present situated woman labors under many ” unjust discriminations. Now, ifa mother dies, there is no confusion ii thé fnjilya new. wife comes, new ides ee and nothing is upset, But let the father die, then~the inheritance is divided Union’ ‘Widow aid’ children, and in gaits Tiquire of A. Tam, 17 many cases we find «children: complaining eh vpn o : tha’ ve~to‘aupport their mother’ California Product and Pure Food. out of” 6 property which she has helped utes to accunfalate. Ye this just? I am a convertito the. dogtrine. of . woman’ suffrage. Some years age I even: wrote against it, but ter frou! a different 'standpdint, “A day ix fe. Feed Searls, Esq., received the following ‘. in. common with: othérs; criticisms, Sugated on Piety Hill, is offered for sale at-a ac = % Ls a The Champion Mining Company Wins Again. dispatch this forenoon: ° 84x Francisco, April 21,—United States Supreme Court has devied the petition. of the Providence for writ of certiorara, thus Champion, Linpiey & E1cknorr, fleation of Those WhoInstruct, Monday morning; in the Columbus SchoolMonday forenoon—Words of welcome, M, W. Argall. Power. Discussion, James Hennessey, J. H, ‘Austin and others, Drawing, W. J. Kenyon, Monday evening—Reception teachers of Grass Valley. Tuesday . morning—Geometry,J, M. Hassey.: Technique, W. J. Kenyon. Tuesday afternoon—Geography, ~W. J. Kenyon. A Oritique on Teaching in Public Schools, T, BH. Kirk, Wednesday morning—Arithmetic, J. G. O'Neill. .The Faults in, Teaching Arithmetic, T. H, Kirk. A brief story of the Rime of the Ancient Mariner; its origin, ita form, A method for its study; the purpose for study.; The° work of :Coleridge by the gested subjects for composition, raphy, J, W. Reese, Wednesday afternoon—The Relation of the Grammar School to the High School, by T. H. Kirk, The Physiology of Education, by Dr, W: Brown. The Education of the New Boy, by Hamilton Wallace. Wednesday . evening—Lecture, T. 3B. Kirk, BibliogKirk, Address, David Starr Jordan. Jordan, charges: 4S Doom, Miss Minnie Rosevere, Miss Gertrude Brown, Miss Gertrude Adair, Miss Maggie Hutchinson, Miss Lily White, Introduction—Miss Julia Hook, Miss Lucy Tyrrell, Mre. J. H, Austin, Miss Lizzie Keenan, Mrs, M. V. Leech, Miss Florence Barry, ’ Resolutions—W, A. Sleep, James Driscoll, F. M. Ratherford, Miss: Emma Ferguson, Miss Sallie Macauley, Lecturers and Instructors—W, J. Kenyon, Davidl Starr Jordan, T, H. Kirk, Dr. J, W. Brown: * a‘ ; eo To Remunerate Veterans. ~ There are a number of persons,’ some of whom reside heréabouts,. who have claims against the Government for services rendered during the insurrection of. the Piute. Indians at Virginia City in 1860. A. bill has been passed in Congress which proposes that all clainis of persons whose property was taken or who rendered services, furnished money or supplies to the volunteer forces under the various commands during the insurrection within the Territorial limits of the State of Nevada, shall be referred to the Treasury Department for examination, adjustment. and report. ‘The bill passed the Senate a few days ago. Confessed at Auburn, IR. Dollar, an ex-convict, now confined in jail ab Auburn, has made a confession to Sheriff Conroy that he was one of the parties who burglarized Shroeder’s store at Rough & Ready about a year ago, Notice to Odd Fellows. All members of Oustomah Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., are requested to attend the meeting to be held this evening;-as business of importance is to be transacted, A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure.’ Scid by Dickerman & Co. Karl’s Clover Root Tea Is a sure cure for fleadache and nervons diseases, Nothing relieves so quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co, Piano Tuning. C, W. Bennett expects to reach Nevada City about the last of April, a2] 6¢ For Sale. A large lot with a small house on it, situConsumers of syrup will do well to recoming when those whom God hath joined thall not be put asunder, Man and wonian shall enjoy 46 eis) independence, bear an . *™ 08: 9 equal portion of .life’s burdens and. recognize ations which are reciprocal. ‘The jing and we may live to pee it,”. a he several pimples on my face and a large boil on one hand: Ibegan taking Hood’s Sars-_ > Pparilla and efter using three bottles I was half the] cured. J, W. Johnson, 3-South Broderick ‘Fes is a{Btreet. 6 al7-lm Boils and Pimples. San Francisco, C2]. Jan. 30, 1896, I had % DECIDED’ AT LAST. THE TRACHERS’ INSTITUTE. The Progeam Sit Out For the RdiThe annual session of the Nevada County ‘ ; Teachers’ Institute will commence next. the A. P. A., says McKinley is opposed behouse at Grass Valley. County Superintendent Rogers has arranged the following A. Thimes of Butte ‘City arnived ; here} program for the week? >: . Drawing—Walter J, KenMonday afternoon—Bookkeeping, Frank cs Special to the Transcript. Grand Army Encampment, Santa Cruz, April 21.—The encampment of the California and Nevada Departments of the Grand Army of the Republic begins tomorrow, Prominent officers and detachments from many Posts have already arriv— ed and have marched to their headquarters, The town is appropriately decorated in honor of the occasion, McKinley and the A. P. A. Crxoinnati,, April 21.—Judge J. H. Stevens, President of Advisory Council of cause he gave preference in his appointments. to enemies of the Association, They have no objection to him on account of his religion, A Royal Wedding. Coxzura, Germany, April 21.—The wedding of Princess Alexandria to Prince Ernest of Hohenlohe-Langenberg took place yesterday and was a grand event. The bride is a granddaughter ot Queen Victoria, Short in His Accounts, San Francisco, April 21.—William C. Dudley, Secretary of Golden Gate Lodge of Elks, is missing. He is short in his accounts $300. street as Worthley’s hotelZwas. ry tity Worthley’s Hotel and Other Buildings Destroyed---Loss Over $11,000; A destructive firé ocourred.at Washington, this county, at 5 o’clock this morning, and the little town had a close call from being entirely destroyed, The fire started in the roof of the kitchen at Worthley’s Hotel and epread rapidly. From there the flames reached to adjrining buildings and continued to spread until the building for. merly occupied as a shoeshop by the late Thomas Maloney ‘was reached, By hard work with buckets of water the citizens ‘succeeded in atopping the fire at this point, after the building mentioned was about destroyed, The following buildings were burned: E. T. Worthley’s Hotel, a large two-story frame structure; total loss, together with all the contents. ‘oss, about $8,000, The property was insured, but the amount we could nof learn, Dwelling house owned by John Hogan. Loss on ‘house and furniture, $1,000;° no insurance, Washington Stage Co.’s barn, owned by George and John Grissel, Loss, $800; no insurance, e353 : Dwelling house belonging to the estate of Thomas Maloney, and occupied by the family of D, Stewart. Loss on house and furniture, $1,000. Shoeshop . elonging to the estate of Thos, Maloney, deceased. Loss, about $500, } ; The fire burned up to D, Dugan’s hotel, which is situated on the same side of the A BIG FIRB AT WASHINGTON. Partially destroyed, ‘, 00in 69, Union ‘Trust Building, San Franciseo, i mn al x BS ee . 3 cf WhoopingCough -"="= ‘ Nothing affords as much relief as VinThe : Latgest « eid’ Moat . In.» Neyada County.,. 0U6 examining my goods and prices. TBR for the office of City Treasurer. ey ~ Fashionable Stock — 0 Don’t make your purchases withTRS. I. MARION, a ra ‘ ie art Election May 4th, = “4 5 Me eae Dy Nii re ‘Leader Millinery, "as. . NEVADA CITY. ton’s Cough Cure ‘Special.’ Do not fail to try a bottle. Price 50 cents at “e VINTON’S, FAVERN or . CASTLE CRAG QUEEN of all MOUNTAIN RESORTS. Seema The Tavern. of Castle: Orag, the :most 1896,” es . George Schoenwald, Manager. THURSDAY, APRIL 23 SHAW’ BIG COMPANY In their repertoire 'of the latest Comedies. and us MISS JESSIE § beautiful, attractive and accessible of all CHANGE-—OF~—BILL—_NIGRTLY *; mountain resorts, will open for the reception of guests June}, and will close Qetober lat, i ae is eg “Our Bachelors,” “In Missouri,” @@F-GRAND BAND CONCERT daily at 11:30 A.M. and 7;80 P. M. . PRICES 40, 20 AND 80 CENTS NEVADA THEATER. . Beginning Dramas, supporting the famo: character actors, . SAM T. SHAW LEY " “La Belle Marie,” meee {AOTICE TO TAI-PA the second installment.of State a ee ef iar we Moday, Api 21th, Ni ‘tle is hereby or ‘hae and County Taxes will became _ {delinquent on Monday, April ¢ 27, 1896, at 6 o'clock P.M, i Five per cent. and addition; al costs will be added to all © unpaid Taxes after the above date. ee kee a B. F. SNELL, Tax Collector. MSS HAAK One Girl Kills Another, Exare, Ill., April 20.—Mary Linnett of ealhe town is not provided with any fire apparatus, the people depending upon large Box Sheet at Foley’s. . Chicago, shot and instantly killed Elizabeth Trowbridge, a prominent young woman of this city, and then killed heraelf last evening, The miurderess was a former patient at the insane asylum, and was discharged as cured in December. Miss Trowbridge was her attendant, and she conceived a great affection tanks of water and the use of buckets, We are indebted to John Grissel, the stage driver, for the above particulars.} THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Thursday morning—Geography, T, H. Thursday evening—Lecture, David Starr . Chicago to live with her. The following are the committees in determined to kill Miss Trowbridge and Music—Mrs. H: G. Parsons; Miss Frances evening and a full attendance is desired, By order, your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Con to induce Miss Trowbridge to return. to Miss Trowbridge could not be induced to do this, and the girl herself rather be than separated from her, _ i Saloon Keepers Arrested, Ventura, April 21.—Seyen saloon keepere’ have been arrested for violating the liquor ordinance, This is the second time they’have been arrested, and they propose now to test the law. —_—— Tramp Harmens on Trial, SacraMEnTo, April 21.—John Harmens, the tramp who found the treasure that train robbers had hidden in the tules near Washington, appeared for trial in the Superior Court today on the charge of grand larceny, Jack Brady, the train robber and murderer, is a witnesss in the case and is testifying today, having been brought dowa from the Folsom prison. Much interest is taken in the case, and the court-room is crowded with spectators, An Important Decision. The firat decision affirming the four years’ term for county officials, has just been rendered by Judge Buckles of Solano, The case will be taken to the Supreme Court, for until the decision of this court of last resort, nothing is permanently settled. The Buckles finding increases the probability that the law is valid, and that sif actually does extend the term of most of the county offices for four years. It is a case of so much public importance that it ought to be advanced on the docket of the Supreme Court, If taken up in regular order, it probably could not be reached in that tribunal until long after the usual time of holding county elections. Suppose the Supreme Court, taking the case up in its regular order, should reverse the Solano decision, sometime next winter? Not a county officer would ; have been elected under the two years’ term, nor would there be any provision for an election for many months therefor, Now, such a result may not occur, but the fact that there is this contingists. 250, gency, would seem to make the case of so much urgency that an early decision ought to be obtained from the Supreme Court. The people voted with the understanding that the term would be four years, Native Sons’ Notice. No, 56, N. 8. G, W., will be held this W. T: Monk, Pres, 2 K. J. Mograan, Sec’y. Shoes For Six Bits. for her. She came here yesterday morning Summarized Mention of Minor Home adjoining the Herald office, is now making The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, An apprentice, to learn dressmaking with Bre sedi ee conform materially to Happenings, A ‘cement walk is being laid in front of K. Casper’s residence on Main street, Joseph Latreille of Downieville has been elected as delegate from the Parlor at that place to the Grand Parlor of Native Sons, ‘Sleepy” Davis was arrested today by Marshal Getchell for battery. R. Williams was brought up from Grass Valley today to serve seven days for disturbing the peace. John McBean of Washington was elected as the delegate from Washington and Eureka townships to the Republican State Convention, By a local in today’s paper Jos. Marshal calls attention to the fact that he is now making two different kinds of tomales, James Clark, Hugh Hampton and Henry Gorman we:e discharged from the county jail today after serving eight days each for vagrancy. Ah Chow, the Chinaman who was sent to the county jail four days agoin default of paying a $10 fine, today paid $6 and was given his liberty. x A Baby’s Life Saved. ‘‘My beby had croup and was saved by hiloh’s Cure,” writes Mrs. J. B. Martin, unteville, Ala. ; Electric Fire Alarm, Board of Fire Delegates was held for the purpose of considering the Proposition to town. Louis Chester, representing the cisco,.appeared before the Board and gave ‘a complete explanation of the system that he considered would be ample-for dur town, After considerable discussion the Board voted to recommend the adoption of the system by the Board of Gity Trustees, A special meeting of the Trustees will be held this evening to consider the question, § Ovr oy WEaxNeEss comes strength when the blood has been purified, enriched and vitalized, the appetite restored and the “YY holesome Bread, if you should seek, Last evening a special meeting of the dusters to none here, patrons deem, introduce electric fire alarm boxes in “our O' Pies, all made with skill and care, California Electrical Works of San FranRe and Choice Wedding Cakes, we 86e, H. McKECHNIE, A Course of Lectures METHODIST ¢ Hu acH, Under the auspices ‘of thie . AS FOLLOWS : Friday Evening, April 24th, the cheapest, . Yes, YouD You. “wan James Kin Nevada City, April 15. pe t to buy:your goods where you can get them! « Not cheap goods but cheap prices. cee There is just one place in Nevada. City where you can do ‘Ladies hid Society, Just That Thing.——» of «To. be: plain, it is an acknowledged fact that. oer kead’s<—— Cash Stores RRY, L. J, GARVER, of Grass Valley, Subject—Sunshine and Shadows, ” rs Tickets for the Course, 50 cents. pi Tickets,. 25 cents. . ‘Children’s Tickets, 10 cents. New York Bakery = Commercial ic: adjoining Transcript Block. amen CARL SEIBT, . +, Prop’r. Ne? YORK BAKERY ‘through all time, In public favor seems to otfm'F relent goods are always here, : To serve us. well is Seibt’s ide A: : He has it fresh throughout is weet In Nevada City, he is suprem F) His price is always just and fai t: of finest atyles, and purit . Oall Morgan’s I Also, 4 dozen of bottle Has the largest stock of Furni his line, of all Grades, Kinds and a lower rate than any other house in the County. i; MPR Reet at his Commercial and see for yourself. ture and all other.things in ., Style, and will sell them at. Street Stores bis 2: Be * oe Has received a consignment of Fine Imported and California Sa following figures : per quart bottle. Wines which he will sell at the ate mported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle. George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. a Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle. American Champagne, Imperial ‘Durand & Co, Extra Sec. 75 Sauturne, 2 5 cents per bottle. 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents: per gallon. 8 fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents 175 cents per pint bottle. »: cents, pint bottle. ag oGs eep this in mind, that near and far, The New York Bakery is the tekk HOUSE PAINTER . P. G. SCADDEN, ‘Commercial Street, : Has Mana a The Freshest d Best Stock tee % . i system built up by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, one i fg mn Hoop’s Pitts cure nausea, sick headache, Taeee MANGER. Groceries ici { 1 fog Da indigestion, biliousnese. Sold by all drug; — : : 5 VISIONS, , ie _ . Hard Oil Pinishing and. Decorating a Df Riles Bie Pye Hot and Mild Tomales. Specialty ; poe To be ound in Nevada City a ~ GIVE ME A TRIAL. Jos, Marshal at his place on Pine street, two kinds of tomales—highly flavored and. mildly flavored. Try them. -a2l-lw Notice to Architects, Alllorders promptly executed. Leave orSo nee The Grotto—» . ders at the Union Hotel. Goods delivered free.of charge. _ MAIN STREET, ner of Pine and Commerei ts in Nevada Has: opened the most dlegant Saloon ‘int ; . Said buildi a adaist tei : ; . a cee Gas fitting and panteg, os Pg er City: ‘He will keep on hand the . Wanted Soh corae teraceed ey sae . how ey lee . : : rior walls will be of brlek or other dite rsleniag Wines, “Ales, Liquors and Cigars, : not be Flans drawn to a scale of not less than 134 inch 4 Ask your physician, your druggistan sumption. They will recommend it, Suld ~ May 20th, 1896. © age by Dickerman & Co. ee ee hae te : £896, Sia 6) +e e e accepted ‘p : Y ‘arded commission. Wanted. The : reserve the right to reject any Baa Hoop's Pris ctire all liver ills, wy foot, with the designs, name th bour of will @ received at the Secretary’s office up 40. the “CHARLES PRCO Boarders in private family. For fur-4 74 Sl! designs, ther information apply at this office, i . “Fs and shoes Manner and at reason . Topee theFine Stock of Boots and Shoes . . Kept by— ‘ anes order i the best Sec. Board of T: Nevada Oity, Gal. April'2i, 1600, 0 Sees see : wiltd. . «Te be found in the State, Call aroun ss geet Rae a ft-ltow dresimaker, Apply at shin. ats the ay ofS Baas nos [aa aga Jn he Sine, Out around] . flice ‘ a2llw oor shall Stores with suitable show P9eete a Me Tt my. goods, ote office, windows The second and third floors rh pea . : 2O--— contain lodge rooms and entertainment q All Recommend It. L Surplus rooms shall hen: m8 a Repurlog n«<t'y ard prom ply atvondeg ty. " Sta!eS EASES TT te oat bined traternities of the Native Sons} IN. THE DOWNING: BUILDING. ON NO. BET I ER ae ary hiua hereby uest -debd fs ce ae . raryee rates figne ll one tnliting to be erected on a areeee Seas You can buy a good pair of Boys’. Schoo] . 1 rep me cial Bereet “in Neveu member that all Eastern syrup, so-called, . Shoes for 75 cents at the Branch Wonder, usually very-light color and of heavy body, : is made from glucose. Tea Garpen Drie of Tate yours + Nave gered pe regia the mak, is made from sugar cane and makes delicious taffy candy, which ig: evidence that it is pure, “For sale by first-class dealers, in 4 =e Advertising Medium { { ie AF tg ne 2 B ~ — wah! TUESDAY. < ‘Tete She Proves Tha “He Miss Alice H milliner, who ree and who: ‘was ‘ch with defrauding secured from thc tation of the char in this city at. peared, but left « to settle the matt plished to the sat her many friends that none of the . by her, and that intended to visit The Post, in says: “For the purp before the public ing of all: her put residence, 14 Chr Those present. w Miss Jean Aitke: Mabel Mcl)onak Miss Annie Sutt Mra, Annie Nap and Miss Jessie . bers of the class, “Those presen mot been defrau were perfectly « they had ‘receive Miss Clark, wi pupile, felt, tha tice and alse cis aal pleased ‘*Miss Haak: from the city by to Nevada City to leave her clas way. She'said im busineas in th as before, **As sheWas 1 city, all of wi young lady in h of the ‘misund from her trip .much satisfactic Mies Haake 1 next Monday, t -sister, and wil :gummer, She! umillinery goods sto do all work “The young lady pletely “exoner / Met Wit pe / Mra. Elizab terday, this ti near the shoul since ‘she fell a still on oruteh the yard to clo open by a ped: the gate one o fell to the gre atated. Dr. 8 the fracture. Mrs, Young = ‘gecond misfort « it venders her syaipathy of : Ki B. Lats, th of his horees hurt, A sev aide of his he Dr. Muller de exconee It It ‘was. 1 that the -ann given by the Saturday eve affair will tal ing, the 28th * ARE You . suffering wit the nerves: @ blood. Hoon’s P comeing Celluloid cents, at tl

d-yte Nevada City, Nevada Couny, Cait. 2: Seber Brocton Put, Bees Seadate cet BUBSCRPT i Teams Fifteen Cents a Week;: , ts a Mouth; Six Dollars a Year When a i 4 READING 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 Kno rn on Applt63 lek * **=1 finally settling the end line in favor of the cation. TUESDAY.,..... APRIL. 21,1896, ~~ PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Yarlvus Folks J. H. Keller came down from Eureka U, KE, Landsburg‘came over from Relief Hill today. : last evening, John German Jr., came-over from North San Juan today, ase Kiss Kate Purcell came down from. Relief Hill today, . : C. Sweet of San Francisco arrived here ’ last evening. TL W. Peckham came up from Smartsvill thie’morning. ‘ K, GC) Irvin. of San Francisco came in on lastievening’s train. E, J: Baker came dawn from San Juav. today on his way below, F. H. Kline and,L. Kauffman, of .San Francisco, are in town. James F, Johnson and F, L. McClemin, of San Francisco, are-in town, B. A Peckham of San Mateo went up to Washington this morning. ~~~ Si Mrs, lino came-down: from Camp. tonville today on her way-below. { O. Nelson of Shasta county arrived here last evening on his way to Sierra county. Ry HuyHall and, V;; Mandich, of San Frahciéé6; ‘abrived here: last ‘évening. Mies E, Allen of Downieville arrived here today on her way to San Francisco. ©. H. Hirst, W. . Davis, G. W.: Bacun and A. 8, Thnnbe, of San Francisco, arrived Tkos. Mason of Downieville: arrived here 2. last evening from San F; rancisco on his way home, ; Mre, Dr. Frank, the optician, accompanied by her brother, E. B. Arnold, arrived here last evening. They will be at the Union Hotel for a few days, i 2 As G00D REASONING:. A Day Js Coming When Those Whom God Hath‘ Joined Shall Not Be Put Agunder. “Why do I believe in woman suffrage ?”’ aaid Mrs, Sarah B, Cooper, in commencing her lecture in San Francisco Thuraday . ’ evening. . *Tyagswer: that woman has to’ obey the law, has to pay taxes and is amenable to all the vicissitudes to. which men qgersdbject: « Hence 1 believe woman shouki’ Have a right.to say domething as to the administration and enactment of the lawe. And, besides, it seems more in accord with our grand American ideal that all the rational beings who have to submit to the authority of the Government should have some voige if. the: Goyernment,. We are told that women do not wish to vote. So also.are we.told that the negroes did not wish to be,freed, .'Yet.when they were liberated none of them elected to remain in ‘slavery. When they were freed they voted. Why should .we .consider -the wife, the mother or the sister less worthy to approach the polls than the negro? I know that St. Paul—the dear, stern—browed old bachelor--ssys: . that. woman: should keep silent in church and in public assemblies, But what would he think of the jewels and the graceful, elegant clothes wort by the ladies of today? ‘he truth is that he wrote for the.pagan women of old, whose morals, .were at: a low iebb,Henoé, . the great apostle wished his converts of the fair sex to bé distinguished by their modeaty im: dress and demeanor: Napoleon 1 once asked Mme, de Stael why the. women persisted in meddling with politics. ‘Sire,* she answered,-‘if youmen will persist in hanging us, we ought at least to have the right to ask the reason why.’ Taxation without representation is tyranny, Yet women arg taxed in this free countiy without anything ia'the shape of representation, Does this seem right and fair? To be sure we are.to]d. that women are. better than men because they have been kept from politics, Well, if this be true, then why can we not disfranchise the men and see whether that step will make: them ‘any ‘better than they are, As at present situated woman labors under many ” unjust discriminations. Now, ifa mother dies, there is no confusion ii thé fnjilya new. wife comes, new ides ee and nothing is upset, But let the father die, then~the inheritance is divided Union’ ‘Widow aid’ children, and in gaits Tiquire of A. Tam, 17 many cases we find «children: complaining eh vpn o : tha’ ve~to‘aupport their mother’ California Product and Pure Food. out of” 6 property which she has helped utes to accunfalate. Ye this just? I am a convertito the. dogtrine. of . woman’ suffrage. Some years age I even: wrote against it, but ter frou! a different 'standpdint, “A day ix fe. Feed Searls, Esq., received the following ‘. in. common with: othérs; criticisms, Sugated on Piety Hill, is offered for sale at-a ac = % Ls a The Champion Mining Company Wins Again. dispatch this forenoon: ° 84x Francisco, April 21,—United States Supreme Court has devied the petition. of the Providence for writ of certiorara, thus Champion, Linpiey & E1cknorr, fleation of Those WhoInstruct, Monday morning; in the Columbus SchoolMonday forenoon—Words of welcome, M, W. Argall. Power. Discussion, James Hennessey, J. H, ‘Austin and others, Drawing, W. J. Kenyon, Monday evening—Reception teachers of Grass Valley. Tuesday . morning—Geometry,J, M. Hassey.: Technique, W. J. Kenyon. Tuesday afternoon—Geography, ~W. J. Kenyon. A Oritique on Teaching in Public Schools, T, BH. Kirk, Wednesday morning—Arithmetic, J. G. O'Neill. .The Faults in, Teaching Arithmetic, T. H, Kirk. A brief story of the Rime of the Ancient Mariner; its origin, ita form, A method for its study; the purpose for study.; The° work of :Coleridge by the gested subjects for composition, raphy, J, W. Reese, Wednesday afternoon—The Relation of the Grammar School to the High School, by T. H. Kirk, The Physiology of Education, by Dr, W: Brown. The Education of the New Boy, by Hamilton Wallace. Wednesday . evening—Lecture, T. 3B. Kirk, BibliogKirk, Address, David Starr Jordan. Jordan, charges: 4S Doom, Miss Minnie Rosevere, Miss Gertrude Brown, Miss Gertrude Adair, Miss Maggie Hutchinson, Miss Lily White, Introduction—Miss Julia Hook, Miss Lucy Tyrrell, Mre. J. H, Austin, Miss Lizzie Keenan, Mrs, M. V. Leech, Miss Florence Barry, ’ Resolutions—W, A. Sleep, James Driscoll, F. M. Ratherford, Miss: Emma Ferguson, Miss Sallie Macauley, Lecturers and Instructors—W, J. Kenyon, Davidl Starr Jordan, T, H. Kirk, Dr. J, W. Brown: * a‘ ; eo To Remunerate Veterans. ~ There are a number of persons,’ some of whom reside heréabouts,. who have claims against the Government for services rendered during the insurrection of. the Piute. Indians at Virginia City in 1860. A. bill has been passed in Congress which proposes that all clainis of persons whose property was taken or who rendered services, furnished money or supplies to the volunteer forces under the various commands during the insurrection within the Territorial limits of the State of Nevada, shall be referred to the Treasury Department for examination, adjustment. and report. ‘The bill passed the Senate a few days ago. Confessed at Auburn, IR. Dollar, an ex-convict, now confined in jail ab Auburn, has made a confession to Sheriff Conroy that he was one of the parties who burglarized Shroeder’s store at Rough & Ready about a year ago, Notice to Odd Fellows. All members of Oustomah Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., are requested to attend the meeting to be held this evening;-as business of importance is to be transacted, A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure.’ Scid by Dickerman & Co. Karl’s Clover Root Tea Is a sure cure for fleadache and nervons diseases, Nothing relieves so quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co, Piano Tuning. C, W. Bennett expects to reach Nevada City about the last of April, a2] 6¢ For Sale. A large lot with a small house on it, situConsumers of syrup will do well to recoming when those whom God hath joined thall not be put asunder, Man and wonian shall enjoy 46 eis) independence, bear an . *™ 08: 9 equal portion of .life’s burdens and. recognize ations which are reciprocal. ‘The jing and we may live to pee it,”. a he several pimples on my face and a large boil on one hand: Ibegan taking Hood’s Sars-_ > Pparilla and efter using three bottles I was half the] cured. J, W. Johnson, 3-South Broderick ‘Fes is a{Btreet. 6 al7-lm Boils and Pimples. San Francisco, C2]. Jan. 30, 1896, I had % DECIDED’ AT LAST. THE TRACHERS’ INSTITUTE. The Progeam Sit Out For the RdiThe annual session of the Nevada County ‘ ; Teachers’ Institute will commence next. the A. P. A., says McKinley is opposed behouse at Grass Valley. County Superintendent Rogers has arranged the following A. Thimes of Butte ‘City arnived ; here} program for the week? >: . Drawing—Walter J, KenMonday afternoon—Bookkeeping, Frank cs Special to the Transcript. Grand Army Encampment, Santa Cruz, April 21.—The encampment of the California and Nevada Departments of the Grand Army of the Republic begins tomorrow, Prominent officers and detachments from many Posts have already arriv— ed and have marched to their headquarters, The town is appropriately decorated in honor of the occasion, McKinley and the A. P. A. Crxoinnati,, April 21.—Judge J. H. Stevens, President of Advisory Council of cause he gave preference in his appointments. to enemies of the Association, They have no objection to him on account of his religion, A Royal Wedding. Coxzura, Germany, April 21.—The wedding of Princess Alexandria to Prince Ernest of Hohenlohe-Langenberg took place yesterday and was a grand event. The bride is a granddaughter ot Queen Victoria, Short in His Accounts, San Francisco, April 21.—William C. Dudley, Secretary of Golden Gate Lodge of Elks, is missing. He is short in his accounts $300. street as Worthley’s hotelZwas. ry tity Worthley’s Hotel and Other Buildings Destroyed---Loss Over $11,000; A destructive firé ocourred.at Washington, this county, at 5 o’clock this morning, and the little town had a close call from being entirely destroyed, The fire started in the roof of the kitchen at Worthley’s Hotel and epread rapidly. From there the flames reached to adjrining buildings and continued to spread until the building for. merly occupied as a shoeshop by the late Thomas Maloney ‘was reached, By hard work with buckets of water the citizens ‘succeeded in atopping the fire at this point, after the building mentioned was about destroyed, The following buildings were burned: E. T. Worthley’s Hotel, a large two-story frame structure; total loss, together with all the contents. ‘oss, about $8,000, The property was insured, but the amount we could nof learn, Dwelling house owned by John Hogan. Loss on ‘house and furniture, $1,000;° no insurance, Washington Stage Co.’s barn, owned by George and John Grissel, Loss, $800; no insurance, e353 : Dwelling house belonging to the estate of Thomas Maloney, and occupied by the family of D, Stewart. Loss on house and furniture, $1,000. Shoeshop . elonging to the estate of Thos, Maloney, deceased. Loss, about $500, } ; The fire burned up to D, Dugan’s hotel, which is situated on the same side of the A BIG FIRB AT WASHINGTON. Partially destroyed, ‘, 00in 69, Union ‘Trust Building, San Franciseo, i mn al x BS ee . 3 cf WhoopingCough -"="= ‘ Nothing affords as much relief as VinThe : Latgest « eid’ Moat . In.» Neyada County.,. 0U6 examining my goods and prices. TBR for the office of City Treasurer. ey ~ Fashionable Stock — 0 Don’t make your purchases withTRS. I. MARION, a ra ‘ ie art Election May 4th, = “4 5 Me eae Dy Nii re ‘Leader Millinery, "as. . NEVADA CITY. ton’s Cough Cure ‘Special.’ Do not fail to try a bottle. Price 50 cents at “e VINTON’S, FAVERN or . CASTLE CRAG QUEEN of all MOUNTAIN RESORTS. Seema The Tavern. of Castle: Orag, the :most 1896,” es . George Schoenwald, Manager. THURSDAY, APRIL 23 SHAW’ BIG COMPANY In their repertoire 'of the latest Comedies. and us MISS JESSIE § beautiful, attractive and accessible of all CHANGE-—OF~—BILL—_NIGRTLY *; mountain resorts, will open for the reception of guests June}, and will close Qetober lat, i ae is eg “Our Bachelors,” “In Missouri,” @@F-GRAND BAND CONCERT daily at 11:30 A.M. and 7;80 P. M. . PRICES 40, 20 AND 80 CENTS NEVADA THEATER. . Beginning Dramas, supporting the famo: character actors, . SAM T. SHAW LEY " “La Belle Marie,” meee {AOTICE TO TAI-PA the second installment.of State a ee ef iar we Moday, Api 21th, Ni ‘tle is hereby or ‘hae and County Taxes will became _ {delinquent on Monday, April ¢ 27, 1896, at 6 o'clock P.M, i Five per cent. and addition; al costs will be added to all © unpaid Taxes after the above date. ee kee a B. F. SNELL, Tax Collector. MSS HAAK One Girl Kills Another, Exare, Ill., April 20.—Mary Linnett of ealhe town is not provided with any fire apparatus, the people depending upon large Box Sheet at Foley’s. . Chicago, shot and instantly killed Elizabeth Trowbridge, a prominent young woman of this city, and then killed heraelf last evening, The miurderess was a former patient at the insane asylum, and was discharged as cured in December. Miss Trowbridge was her attendant, and she conceived a great affection tanks of water and the use of buckets, We are indebted to John Grissel, the

stage driver, for the above particulars.} THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Thursday morning—Geography, T, H. Thursday evening—Lecture, David Starr . Chicago to live with her. The following are the committees in determined to kill Miss Trowbridge and Music—Mrs. H: G. Parsons; Miss Frances evening and a full attendance is desired, By order, your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Con to induce Miss Trowbridge to return. to Miss Trowbridge could not be induced to do this, and the girl herself rather be than separated from her, _ i Saloon Keepers Arrested, Ventura, April 21.—Seyen saloon keepere’ have been arrested for violating the liquor ordinance, This is the second time they’have been arrested, and they propose now to test the law. —_—— Tramp Harmens on Trial, SacraMEnTo, April 21.—John Harmens, the tramp who found the treasure that train robbers had hidden in the tules near Washington, appeared for trial in the Superior Court today on the charge of grand larceny, Jack Brady, the train robber and murderer, is a witnesss in the case and is testifying today, having been brought dowa from the Folsom prison. Much interest is taken in the case, and the court-room is crowded with spectators, An Important Decision. The firat decision affirming the four years’ term for county officials, has just been rendered by Judge Buckles of Solano, The case will be taken to the Supreme Court, for until the decision of this court of last resort, nothing is permanently settled. The Buckles finding increases the probability that the law is valid, and that sif actually does extend the term of most of the county offices for four years. It is a case of so much public importance that it ought to be advanced on the docket of the Supreme Court, If taken up in regular order, it probably could not be reached in that tribunal until long after the usual time of holding county elections. Suppose the Supreme Court, taking the case up in its regular order, should reverse the Solano decision, sometime next winter? Not a county officer would ; have been elected under the two years’ term, nor would there be any provision for an election for many months therefor, Now, such a result may not occur, but the fact that there is this contingists. 250, gency, would seem to make the case of so much urgency that an early decision ought to be obtained from the Supreme Court. The people voted with the understanding that the term would be four years, Native Sons’ Notice. No, 56, N. 8. G, W., will be held this W. T: Monk, Pres, 2 K. J. Mograan, Sec’y. Shoes For Six Bits. for her. She came here yesterday morning Summarized Mention of Minor Home adjoining the Herald office, is now making The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, An apprentice, to learn dressmaking with Bre sedi ee conform materially to Happenings, A ‘cement walk is being laid in front of K. Casper’s residence on Main street, Joseph Latreille of Downieville has been elected as delegate from the Parlor at that place to the Grand Parlor of Native Sons, ‘Sleepy” Davis was arrested today by Marshal Getchell for battery. R. Williams was brought up from Grass Valley today to serve seven days for disturbing the peace. John McBean of Washington was elected as the delegate from Washington and Eureka townships to the Republican State Convention, By a local in today’s paper Jos. Marshal calls attention to the fact that he is now making two different kinds of tomales, James Clark, Hugh Hampton and Henry Gorman we:e discharged from the county jail today after serving eight days each for vagrancy. Ah Chow, the Chinaman who was sent to the county jail four days agoin default of paying a $10 fine, today paid $6 and was given his liberty. x A Baby’s Life Saved. ‘‘My beby had croup and was saved by hiloh’s Cure,” writes Mrs. J. B. Martin, unteville, Ala. ; Electric Fire Alarm, Board of Fire Delegates was held for the purpose of considering the Proposition to town. Louis Chester, representing the cisco,.appeared before the Board and gave ‘a complete explanation of the system that he considered would be ample-for dur town, After considerable discussion the Board voted to recommend the adoption of the system by the Board of Gity Trustees, A special meeting of the Trustees will be held this evening to consider the question, § Ovr oy WEaxNeEss comes strength when the blood has been purified, enriched and vitalized, the appetite restored and the “YY holesome Bread, if you should seek, Last evening a special meeting of the dusters to none here, patrons deem, introduce electric fire alarm boxes in “our O' Pies, all made with skill and care, California Electrical Works of San FranRe and Choice Wedding Cakes, we 86e, H. McKECHNIE, A Course of Lectures METHODIST ¢ Hu acH, Under the auspices ‘of thie . AS FOLLOWS : Friday Evening, April 24th, the cheapest, . Yes, YouD You. “wan James Kin Nevada City, April 15. pe t to buy:your goods where you can get them! « Not cheap goods but cheap prices. cee There is just one place in Nevada. City where you can do ‘Ladies hid Society, Just That Thing.——» of «To. be: plain, it is an acknowledged fact that. oer kead’s<—— Cash Stores RRY, L. J, GARVER, of Grass Valley, Subject—Sunshine and Shadows, ” rs Tickets for the Course, 50 cents. pi Tickets,. 25 cents.. . ‘Children’s Tickets, 10 cents. New York Bakery = Commercial ic: adjoining Transcript Block. amen CARL SEIBT, . +, Prop’r. Ne? YORK BAKERY ‘through all time, In public favor seems to otfm'F relent goods are always here, : To serve us. well is Seibt’s ide A: : He has it fresh throughout is weet In Nevada City, he is suprem F) His price is always just and fai t: of finest atyles, and purit . Oall Morgan’s I Also, 4 dozen of bottle Has the largest stock of Furni his line, of all Grades, Kinds and a lower rate than any other house in the County. i; MPR Reet at his Commercial and see for yourself. ture and all other.things in ., Style, and will sell them at.. Street Stores bis 2: Be * oe Has received a consignment of Fine Imported and California Sa following figures : per quart bottle. Wines which he will sell at the ate mported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle. George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. a Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle. American Champagne, Imperial ‘Durand & Co, Extra Sec. 75 Sauturne, 2 5 cents per bottle. 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents: per gallon. 8 fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents 175 cents per pint bottle. »: cents, pint bottle. ag oGs eep this in mind, that near and far, The New York Bakery is the tekk HOUSE PAINTER . P. G. SCADDEN, ‘Commercial Street, : Has Mana a The Freshest d Best Stock tee % . i system built up by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, one i fg mn Hoop’s Pitts cure nausea, sick headache, Taeee MANGER. Groceries ici { 1 fog Da indigestion, biliousnese. Sold by all drug; — : : 5 VISIONS, , ie _ . Hard Oil Pinishing and. Decorating a Df Riles Bie Pye Hot and Mild Tomales. Specialty ; poe To be ound in Nevada City a ~ GIVE ME A TRIAL. Jos, Marshal at his place on Pine street, two kinds of tomales—highly flavored and. mildly flavored. Try them. -a2l-lw Notice to Architects, Alllorders promptly executed. Leave orSo nee The Grotto—» . ders at the Union Hotel. Goods delivered free.of charge. _ MAIN STREET, ner of Pine and Commerei ts in Nevada Has: opened the most dlegant Saloon ‘int ; . Said buildi a adaist tei : ; . a cee Gas fitting and panteg, os Pg er City: ‘He will keep on hand the . Wanted Soh corae teraceed ey sae . how ey lee . : : rior walls will be of brlek or other dite rsleniag Wines, “Ales, Liquors and Cigars, : not be Flans drawn to a scale of not less than 134 inch 4 Ask your physician, your druggistan sumption. They will recommend it, Suld ~ May 20th, 1896. © age by Dickerman & Co. ee ee hae te : £896, Sia 6) +e e e accepted ‘p : Y ‘arded commission. Wanted. The : reserve the right to reject any Baa Hoop's Pris ctire all liver ills, wy foot, with the designs, name th bour of will @ received at the Secretary’s office up 40. the “CHARLES PRCO Boarders in private family. For fur-4 74 Sl! designs, ther information apply at this office, i . “Fs and shoes Manner and at reason . Topee theFine Stock of Boots and Shoes . . Kept by— ‘ anes order i the best Sec. Board of T: Nevada Oity, Gal. April'2i, 1600, 0 Sees see : wiltd. . «Te be found in the State, Call aroun ss geet Rae a ft-ltow dresimaker, Apply at shin. ats the ay ofS Baas nos [aa aga Jn he Sine, Out around] . flice ‘ a2llw oor shall Stores with suitable show P9eete a Me Tt my. goods, ote office, windows The second and third floors rh pea . : 2O--— contain lodge rooms and entertainment q All Recommend It. L Surplus rooms shall hen: m8 a Repurlog n«<t'y ard prom ply atvondeg ty. " Sta!eS EASES TT te oat bined traternities of the Native Sons} IN. THE DOWNING: BUILDING. ON NO. BET I ER ae ary hiua hereby uest -debd fs ce ae . raryee rates figne ll one tnliting to be erected on a areeee Seas You can buy a good pair of Boys’. Schoo] . 1 rep me cial Bereet “in Neveu member that all Eastern syrup, so-called, . Shoes for 75 cents at the Branch Wonder, usually very-light color and of heavy body, : is made from glucose. Tea Garpen Drie of Tate yours + Nave gered pe regia the mak, is made from sugar cane and makes delicious taffy candy, which ig: evidence that it is pure, “For sale by first-class dealers, in 4 =e Advertising Medium { { ie AF tg ne 2 B ~ — wah! TUESDAY.. < ‘Tete She Proves Tha “He Miss Alice H milliner, who ree and who: ‘was ‘ch with defrauding secured from thc tation of the char in this city at. peared, but left « to settle the matt plished to the sat her many friends that none of the . by her, and that intended to visit The Post, in says: “For the purp before the public ing of all: her put residence, 14 Chr Those present. w Miss Jean Aitke: Mabel Mcl)onak Miss Annie Sutt Mra, Annie Nap and Miss Jessie . bers of the class, “Those presen mot been defrau were perfectly « they had ‘receive Miss Clark, wi pupile, felt, tha tice and alse cis aal pleased ‘*Miss Haak: from the city by to Nevada City to leave her clas way. She'said im busineas in th as before, **As sheWas 1 city, all of wi young lady in h of the ‘misund from her trip .much satisfactic Mies Haake 1 next Monday, t -sister, and wil :gummer, She! umillinery goods sto do all work “The young lady pletely “exoner / Met Wit pe / Mra. Elizab terday, this ti near the shoul since ‘she fell a still on oruteh the yard to clo open by a ped: the gate one o fell to the gre atated. Dr. 8 the fracture. Mrs, Young = ‘gecond misfort « it venders her syaipathy of : Ki B. Lats, th of his horees hurt, A sev aide of his he Dr. Muller de exconee It It ‘was. 1 that the -ann given by the Saturday eve affair will tal ing, the 28th * ARE You . suffering wit the nerves: @ blood. Hoon’s P comeing Celluloid cents, at tl