April 22, 1896 (4 pages)

Nevada yee ai — Oougty, Catt. ; iid shoe et ali e a s-iFifteeti Cents‘ a. Webk} ccsiiadedhieaerensth Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When ada Raves tea ‘Fall Year.’ >, aN Hagen a inasine rove orbik oints ihe Tnsertion, Five Cénts a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month, Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Appliertion.§ re . L ed a <i WEDNESDAY APRIL 22, 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks M, J, Werry of Towles is in town. J. M, Walling left yesterday for Santa Cruz. “BR. W, Page returned today from Forest City. is Fi W. A. T. Agard of Sat Fréntiegt ts te town, Andy Hampel, the Shasta Water man, ia in town. L. H. Bushell came over from Relie Hill today. Joha Spaulding came up from Auburn today, , Ry M. Higgins of San: Jose arrived here Jas, McGregor of London arrived here this motiing, C. Hv Jones. of. San Francisco was in town yesterday, W5.L. Morris came down from North San Juan today, Frank:T, Nilon-has gone to Sacramento on legal business. H. 8. Dinkelatield « of New York arrived heF@ last evening. ~ J. H. Haatings of San iPrentisng arrived) here last evelipy. © Vek ist W. A, Beinkeins of San Franciaco arrived here this mcrning. aA. R, Mrmmipon came; down from North Bloothfield today / Cc. L, Cantield and wits came upéfrom San Francisco last evening. Mrs. Charles Maddrill is visiting her parente.st North San Juan. & A. Vacke of San’: Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Miss Beatrice Quick of Grass Valley was here yesterday Visiting friends, © T. Sterling of Downieville came down today on his way to San Franciseo. John M. Hoffman of Angels was here last evening en route to Sierra county; Dan T. Cole, Harbor Commissioner, came up ftom San Francisco last @ Mrs. C. E, Ashburn is quite sick at’ her home on upper East Broad street. Mrs, D. O. MecKellin of Downieville c.me down today on sigs way to San Francigco,. Mra! Bt ' Dowd ‘of Dowuieville ‘arrived here last evening on her way home from San Francisco, W. J. Spotswood, J, A. Enquist and C. P, Stoutfer, jof Sau Franviseo, arrived here last evening.” Miss Rachel Morgan left on the noon train, for San Feanoiaco to agen the summen i Miss Rosette ‘Hegarty came down from M oore’s Flat today on her way to San Francisco . Mrs, G, A. Brown and daughter, of Sacranento, arrived here last evening on their way to Camptonville. ~-.W, F. Eechbacher and family, arrived here last evening from San Francisco en route to their home at Downieville. H. E, Owner of Sacramento arrived here ond the morning train in the interest of Sullivan, Kelly & Co,, of that city, Misa Annie Furth of North San Juan, who has been visiting Miss Beatrice Quick of Grass Valley, returned to her home this m Mis. Mary J. Hoskins left’ on the noon train today for Modesto, to visit friends It is thecfiret.time she has been out of the county in 37 years. Mre. J, F, Stranahan received a dispatch yesterday from Hood. River, Oregon, ioforming her that her mother was dying. She left on:thé:neoe train. R. C, Lane and Julian Baraes, of Chicago, arrived here last evening on their way to Sierra county to examine the Young America mine, D. E. “Morgan left on the noon train today for San Francisca, to attend the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar. From there‘he goes to San Luis Opispo to attend the Géand) Parlor of Native Sons, Telephone Line to Colfax. 3 G. Cunniogham anc and F. ©. Millard, of the Sunset Telephone Company, the former Assistant Superintendent and the latter Iuspector, were:in Grass’ Valley yesterday en business connetted with the company’s inférests in this section. Last evening they paid a flying visit to_this city, There: is some talk of running a telephone line to Célfax, and the company will probably do so if the citizens” of Nevada City, Gres Valley and Colfax will give sufficient encouragement to the enterprise by purchasi The line will be ren Pe = Ee ‘Valley. From Colfax it will be extended’to other points and’ connect with linea already in, This would give commuuication with Auburn and also along to points on the Georgetown Divide, and thence to"Marystitle, this giving us ne: Tines to = latter place —_—— -— 2 eee Be tee #9. tea Life Saved. “My beby had croup and was saved b " writes Mrs. J. B. Martin, Ala Strect. . of. the proposed eleventh amendment to the -. Fall election, é x Pa Tag “FOR PALES SUFFRAGE, . agement i tie Convention —Tho ‘Bleventh Amendment. _ Posters are out announcing a “two days’ convention of those who favor the adoption State Constitution, at Nevada City, Thursday and Friday, April 30th and May. Ist, The principal speakers will be Rev, Anna H, Shaw, Elizabeth U. Yates and Harriet May Mills,” all talented womet, the first particularly so, Sessions will be held during the day, and in the evening the principal speakers will deliver addresses. Miss Shaw will speak on Friday night, May let. In order that our readers may clearly }iunderstand: the objects sought ‘out by the joint campaign committee we republish the . . the proposed Eleventh Amendment to. California’s State Constitution, upon which th voters will express themselvee at the coming It should be borne in mind that the only change proposed in this article of the exieting constitution is to strike out the word ‘‘male,” thus giving the right of suffrage to women as well as men. ‘Every native citizen of the United State, every person who shall have the rights of citizenship under or by virtue of the treaty Queretaro, of and any naturalized citizen thereof, who shall have become such ninety days peior to any election, of the age of twenty. one years, who shall have been a resident of the State one year preceding th election, and of the county of which he or she claims to vote ninety days, and in the election precinct thirty days; shall be entitled to vote at all elections which are now or may hereafter be authorized by law ; provided, no native of China, no idiot, insane person, or person convicted of any infamous crime, and no person berafter. convicted of the embezzlement or misappropriation of public money, and no person who shall not be able to read the Constitution in the English language, and write his or her Own name, ‘shall ever exer— dise the privilege. of and elector in this State ; provided, that the provisions of this amendment relative to an educational qualification shall not apply to any person prevented by a physical disability from complying with its requisitions, nor to any person who now. has the righ to vote, nor to any person who shall be sixty yeiire of age and upward at the time es, amendment shall take effect.’ Brown's Valley. Mines, The prospects fora lively revival of the quartz mining industry at Brown’s Valley are becoming brighter every day. The Dannebrogne is erecting a ten-stamp mill with 4. capacity for twenty stamps and everything is done in first-class shape. The Flag is being developed by ainking, and no ore is being crushed as) the mill used by the Flag Compiny is on the Hibbert & Burris mine, which mining property is now being reopened under the management of Superintendent Walrath, backed by arich company, It is expected that the Pennsylvania and Jefferson preperties will be re-opened ina few weeks by or under the management of those interested in the Danvebrogue. The towA& is now taxed to ite limit for aceommodations for‘those workiug the mines. Visitors cannot remain in town over night, as they cannot be accommodated, and many mining men who have come to visit the locality, have to return the same day to Marysville in order to secure accommodations, The contract’ has been let for the building of a large hotel on the Downer property. The present site of the town is covered by mineral patents or mining clainis, and only a few people have such property rights in the town that could be built upon.—Marysville Appeal, Roll of Honor. In the Primary Department, Oakland school, Miss Addie Stenger, teacher, the following pupils-are_on the roll of honor: Lisle Kitts, 93.5 ; Granville Beedle, 92.9 ; Horace Nichelson, 91.6; Harry Tamblyn, 91.1; Willie Nichelson, 90.3; Earl Kitts, 86 9; Erle Moore, 89.9. ——~~@eo Mrs. . Dr. Frank, the Optician. Mrs. Dr. Frank, the well-known lady optician, wii] remain in the county for some time, and will visit, professiovally, the towns in the upper part of the county, and.also in Sierra county, as goon as the weather will permit, It th OR A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ———~+2@e-e --—— Karl's Ciover Root Tea Js a sure cure for Jleadache and nervous diseases, Nothing relieves su quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. 228 Wall Decorations. When house-cleaning time comes, remember Legg & Shaw Co. carry all colors of Alabastine and the finest assortment of Wall Paper. ato : For Sale. A large lot with a small house on it, sitaated on Piety Hill, is offered for sale at a bargains *Eequire of A. Tam, al7 CaliforniaProduct and Pure Food. Consumers of syrap will do well to remember that all Eastern eyrap, so-called, usually very light color and of heavy body, is made from glucose. Tea Garpsn Dair ig made from sugar cane and makes delicious taffy candy, which is evidence that it is pure. For sale by first-class dealers, in cans oply. al7-lm Bolles and Pimples. San Franciaco, Cal. Jan. 30, 1896. I had several pimples on my face and a large boil on cue hand. I began taking Hood's Sarswaren 000 SO See three bottles I was . ood. cured. ie Johasoe, 5 South Broderick cided not to recognize Rev, Dr. ©. O. Brown, the late pastor of the First Congregational Church. land yesterday resolutions were introduced by J. N. Havens and adopted, denying the bujlding, on Main street near the corner of Hand of fellowship to Dr. Brown, on the, ground that he has not successfully disproved the charges made against him. bry biliousness. Sold by all ones gists. suffering with weak nerves? Remember that the nerves may be made strong by Hood © Pare which feeds them Telearay Special to the Transcript. Death of Baron Hirsch. Loxnon, April 22—Baron Maurice de Hirsch, the noted philanthropist, died in Austria yesterday. He estimated at two hundred and fifty million francs, most of which répresents the releayes a fortune turiis from oriental railways owned by him, Baron Hirsch spent bs vast amonnt of money in his efforts to better the condition uf the Jewish people, entertained at his house the beat-known men of Europe, He was a royal host and The Report Is. False, Capgtown, Africa, April 22.—A rumor prevailed a few days ago that John Hays Hammond intended to forfeit his bail to appear ‘at the trial of the Reform Club The Transvaal authorities wired Hammond _releaders, and would leave the country. garding the repcert and received a reply He said, however, that his health is very poor from him that the same was not true. and that his physicians say a change of climate would be the best thing for him. Supposed to Be a Strangler, San Francisco, April 22.—C. Keys, & young man 19 years of age, was arrested He entered the house of a woman known as Mae, and on St. Mary’s street last night, acted very strangely and made a motion as if he was about to grab and strangle her. The woman screamed and he ran into the street, be the party who strangled one or two It is thought that he may possibly women here lately. Dr. Brown Scored. San Francisco, April 22.—The Bay Conference of Congregational ministers has deFor a Court of Arbitration. Wasuincton, D.C. April 22.—Edward G. Whittaker of New York, William Veeder aud; W. M. Jones of Rochester, members of the State Bar Association, have presented to President Cleveland the memorial recently adopted by that body asking for the establishing of a court for the arbitration of international disputes. No Fear of the Comet. Bgrkevsy, April 22 conducted at the college observrtory under .—Calculations being direction of Prof. Leuschner indicate that the recently discovered comet has no fondness for this earth, and that it will pass 53,000,000 miles to one side of us. Cleveland Endorsed. Bosros, April 21.—With an énthnsiasm almost surpassing that noted at the recent State Convention of the Republicans of Massachusetts, when Thomas RB. Reed was indorsed as a Presidentie] candidate, the Democrats of this State today set their approval upon Mr. Cleveland as President and named ex-Governor William E. Russel) as their choice for the nomination to be his succeséor. Shoes For ot te Bits. You can bay a ait pair of Boys’ Schoo] O Railroad yesterday, which leaves at 5:30 Pp. m., carries mail which reaches San Francisco at 9:45 am, Ata meeting at Oak-. western and two eastern mails daily. Hoods. 10 WHITE AND PHIPPS, This Is the Wy the Appa Goes for the Anti-D3bris Cranks, is The Appeal addresses itself to hike White and his co-adjutor in management of the affairs of the State AntiDebris Association, T. Phipps. Gentlemen, today the sun rises on the opportunity of yours lives ! Resign today. f Re. ign, and let the memory of your names stand as that of men, who, when proven woefally weak, were willing to step down existence of an institution, around which hedges the protection of our homes, that: it might survive to the benefit of those moat vitally interested—the people and the property owners, The Appeal admits that men cannot be blamed for what they never knew, You didn’t know it was loaded—but you should have known, Gentlemen, the Appeal admits you may be honest, but so consumed are you with a sense of your own indispensibilty that you have dared to dally with the enemy, and dallying have been undone, , The effulgence of your intercourse as you have mingled together in the management of the affairs of this locahity,in connection with the State Anti-Debris Association, has served to intoxicate you—you are drauk with your own importance (and a mild brew, it is when looked on by mén of undérstanding.) Gentleman, do not deceive yourself into the belief that there is any unanimity in the shape of a demand that you. continue on, _ Yon serve bnia sorry spectacle even in the eyes of those that would fain be your friends, Resign, Resign today, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S Summarized Mention. of Minor Home Happenings, Pasquale Luciani, a native of Italy, was today admitted to citizenship upon the testimony of D. Casci and L. Moscardini. In another cofumn of today’s paper the Board of City Trustees advertise for bids for the repairing of Suspension bridge. The Boyle gravel mine, on Squirrel creek, a.few miles from Grass Valley; has been bonded to H. A. Moss and W, G. Scott,. of San Francisco. The new train put on the Nacrosi Gauge We now have three G. W. Durst has leased the Downing Union, and intends opening a bakery there, The place will be fitted up right away, It was Dr. Tickell of this city inatead of Dr, Jones of Grass Valley that performed the surgical operation on L. L. Gaffney a few daysago. Dr. Jones was in consulta— tion in the case, the face by a’ horse is not correct. Mr. Lutz, while riding in his buggy in Penn Valley, was thrown out over the dashboard and his forehead cut by striking against the tire of one of the wheels. Hot and Mild Tomales. Jos, Marshal at his place on Pine street, adjoining the Herald office, is now making’ two kinds of tomales—highly flavored and mildly flavored. Try them. a2l-lw Nerves Are the Messengers of Sense the Telgaraph System of the human body. + Nerves extend from the brain to eyery part of the body and reach every organ. Nerves are like fire — good servants but hard masters. Nerves are fed by the bleod and are therefore like it in character. Nerves will be weak and exhausted if the’ blood is thin, pale and impure. Nerves will surely be strong and steady if the blood is rich, red and vigorous. find a true friend.in Hood’s Sarsaparilla because it makes rich, red blood. Nerves do their work naturally and well, ~ the brain is unclonded, there are no neuraigic pains, appetite and digestion are good, when you take Sarsaparilla ‘The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Shoes for 75 cents at the Branch Wonder, Piano ‘Tuning. C, W. Bennett expects to reach Nevada City about the last of April. a2] Gt AN Recommend It. Ask your physician, your draggistan your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Con sumption. They will recommend * Sela by Dickerman & Uo. es Ovr or Weakness comes strength when the blood has’ been purified, enriched and vitalized, the ‘appetite restored and the system built up by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Hoon’s Pnas. cure nausea, sick headache, Aes You Oxz of these uchappy people jp assist digestion, prevent constipation. Hop's Pus are the best after~dinner . w Hood’s Pik SS Soe Notice to Architects, Ff ee i E gees i a —s PECOR. yg ofTiustx<e . ‘. febfing. incompetence in. , and out, rather than to further jeopardize the . ; . METHODIST CHURCH, The report that B. Luiz was kicked in. ” IN THE. DOWNING BUILDING, ON “>. duoioae . City. _He will keep on hand the fod we my laos and test my goods, . Don’t Fail_ POVE at tired Mirities, en"giving new ality. SHE: Boop catise iH fbod'§Sarsaparilla Bhes. and ™ ital he blood Hie andvinetes aiey ige * *% Hoop’s Pints are easy to take, easy to operate, Cure indigestion, biliousness, heades ani 2 AVA YA NPR TERME 5 NLR en RS SKS REN PART Whooping» Cough Nothing afrelief as Vinton’s Cough try'a bottle. -YINT ‘ON ’S, Will .be delivered at the Under the auspices of the. : Ladies’ Aid’ Society, AS FOELOWS : Friday: Evening, April 24th, Raiiecrm cack and ‘Shadows.’ Y, ; Tickets for the Caines, 50 abit: be le Tickets, 25 cents. hildren’s Tickets, 10 cents. New a ae Bakery CommercialSt.; adjoin Transcript Bloek.,CARL SEIBT, = = Prop’r.4 \) EW YORK BAKERY through all time, Tn public fayor seems to ste kes goods are always here, To'serve us well ie Seibt’s ide A 4 “VV holesome Raed: if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the week yee to none here; patrons deem, In Nevada City, he is paren O' pies, all made with skill EY care, His price is always just and fai R™ and Choice Wedding Cakes, we see, w Of finest styles, and purit Ke this in mind, that near and far, The New York Bakery is the ak Notice to Bridge Repairers. . Sealed bids will be received by the Clerk of the Board of City. Trustees till 8 o’clock P. M. THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1896, for repairing the Suspension Bridge as per specifications on file in the City Hall. ' By order of the Board of City Trustees, T. H. CARR, Clerk. : Nevada City, April 22, 1896, “ oe Annual Pariser iz: E annual meeting a ok the stockholders of Tie the pone Aces afining ¢ Co. will be beldas at North San Juan or the lath of May, 150 By erder of the Board: HENRY GERM Secret jdacuecng Aaa 21, 1806. _— Hk te eit ¥ John W. Brace, . : MAIN STREET, Has ‘Hs ‘opened the most clegant Saloon in _ Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, _ ' To be found. in the State, Call. stecad — =e 4 * “Peuee the ic of: Postage Be Nevada city, Cal. Ape ~~ fords as suena *},,Cure “Special.’}: ‘. ! Do not fail to Price 50: cents k Course of ‘ects : Hi date. Rev. Li-J, Garver! ; SY reer ener sine trinren wwere 16 Bonn “hr a 7 ‘race a. ed PN a oe The pede -andjI riost. Fashionable Stock ¢ J, B. “GRAY. NS eae . ™ 1s Hereby Announced as a ‘Candidate 2 EES: for the ‘office « of City Treasurer. _ Blection’May 4th.) aOR: pew ines yilionsices ts RDN cts In Nevada ~.County. or Dén’é make: ¢ Your purchases without examining my goods and prices. MRS. 1. MARION, ' Ibeader. Millinery, . NEVADA Shi -AVERN OF “CASTILE: CRAG QUEEN of all MOUNT AIN RESORTS. ? he 144 COUMER LS “Hoy, It mt Notice is hereby avert the second installment of State and County Taxes will, begome delinquent on Monday, ‘Aprik ote 27, 1896, at 6 o’clock P: My: : ‘. He McKECHNIE, : 3 te Te a w Five per cent. and addition ms al costs will be added to: alf unpaid Taxes after the above aa: ¢ The Tevérkt of Castle Crag, the most beautiful, attractive’ and sdcessible of all nfotntaia Tesorts, will open for the reception :. ot.guests-June 1, and will close October * 1596. George SSccuwald, Manager. oom 59, Union ‘Trust Building, San Francisco, is : al ! HOUSE PAINTER PAPER HANGER. . Hard Oil Piiieliteg and Decorating a Bue, SNELL, Tax Collector: Nevada City, April 15. Specialty. {all orders promptly executed. Leave orders at the Union Hotel. a Aran want to buy your goods where you can get them. the cheapest. Not cheap goods but cheap prices. There is just one place in Nevada City where you can ‘do . Just That Thing.—«@ aio ‘To. be plain, it is an. acknowledged fact that. J ames Kinkead’si————__— cash Stores ‘Has the largest stock of Furniture and all other things in his line, of all’ Grades, Kinds and Style, and will sell them.at. a lower rate than any other house in the County. Call at his Commercial Street Stores’ tnt see e for yourself. ‘Wines —— Wines——. . Wotr, The Cash Grocer, Has received a consignment of Fine Imported and California Wines which he will sell at the following figures : & sideaT tz Meira’ S, Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle. _George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. . Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle. Hirt American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottle. er Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 cents, pint bottle. © 7 > ‘Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. 1-2 barrel. (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. Also, 4 dozen of*bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents per quart bottle. . P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, Sees The Freshest and . Best Stok. e Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, Etc., Etc, To be found in Nevada Cn GIVE ME A TRIAL. ~ Goods delivered free of charge, ’ RR ay as Baer esie Z ty and pron Thaw ‘ie Daily Transcript. 7 he SIX DOL WEDNESDA Alarm A special me Trustees was he pose of consider electric fire ala Bourd of’ Fire . Monday. night, of the system . Trustees receiv ofthe Fire Dep ‘Louis Chester ‘Works appeare plained the sy: sample alarm b: finances will be purposes, Mr. ( offer: His com alarm boxes, pi the two fire ho the system in » $800, and woul ‘year’s trial of it " eompany would . interest, If it city desired to apparatus woul F and the interes that better ter other firm his c enter into com, Two or thr partmient were of the proposec ” disenssion ‘Trt Roard appropr next year’s fire system. A n ~ ‘Trustee Rich matter one 1 motion resulte and Rich votin Carr and Hook decided the tie poning action, one month,Phil Byrne, and when the posed of Mr, 1 regard to havi paired and pt teams. As it his planing mi bridge, except Sacramento st: The Board « repairing the to advertise fc woodwork thi gnder one of t . Registe Sheriff Dov bloodhound di the American New York. registration . Kill. ‘The tk ing trained re very satisfact develop into : the purpose fe him. ‘Budd trotible becau bare, but he . habit. — The Anti-! generalship 0 conducting What the pe: little less no fective result — G Everythin resignation « not tendered ciation and ¢ county. will, her last ap; that institut We offer for any. ca cured by H . BoJwCH *We'the . Cheney tor him perfec The Uni to deliver ~ ders tees Deans ly nave gents, at

Nevada yee ai — Oougty, Catt. ; iid shoe et ali e a s-iFifteeti Cents‘ a. Webk} ccsiiadedhieaerensth Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When ada Raves tea ‘Fall Year.’ >, aN Hagen a inasine rove orbik oints ihe Tnsertion, Five Cénts a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month, Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Appliertion.§ re . L ed a <i WEDNESDAY APRIL 22, 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks M, J, Werry of Towles is in town. J. M, Walling left yesterday for Santa Cruz. “BR. W, Page returned today from Forest City. is Fi W. A. T. Agard of Sat Fréntiegt ts te town, Andy Hampel, the Shasta Water man, ia in town. L. H. Bushell came over from Relie Hill today. Joha Spaulding came up from Auburn today, , Ry M. Higgins of San: Jose arrived here Jas, McGregor of London arrived here this motiing, C. Hv Jones. of. San Francisco was in town yesterday, W5.L. Morris came down from North San Juan today, Frank:T, Nilon-has gone to Sacramento on legal business.. H. 8. Dinkelatield « of New York arrived heF@ last evening. ~ J. H. Haatings of San iPrentisng arrived) here last evelipy. © Vek ist W. A, Beinkeins of San Franciaco arrived here this mcrning. aA. R, Mrmmipon came; down from North Bloothfield today / Cc. L, Cantield and wits came upéfrom San Francisco last evening. Mrs. Charles Maddrill is visiting her parente.st North San Juan. & A. Vacke of San’: Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Miss Beatrice Quick of Grass Valley was here yesterday Visiting friends, © T. Sterling of Downieville came down today on his way to San Franciseo. John M. Hoffman of Angels was here last evening en route to Sierra county; Dan T. Cole, Harbor Commissioner, came up ftom San Francisco last @ Mrs. C. E, Ashburn is quite sick at’ her home on upper East Broad street. Mrs, D. O. MecKellin of Downieville c.me down today on sigs way to San Francigco,. Mra! Bt ' Dowd ‘of Dowuieville ‘arrived here last evening on her way home from San Francisco, W. J. Spotswood, J, A. Enquist and C. P, Stoutfer, jof Sau Franviseo, arrived here last evening.” Miss Rachel Morgan left on the noon train, for San Feanoiaco to agen the summen i Miss Rosette ‘Hegarty came down from M oore’s Flat today on her way to San Francisco . Mrs, G, A. Brown and daughter, of Sacranento, arrived here last evening on their way to Camptonville. ~-.W, F. Eechbacher and family, arrived here last evening from San Francisco en route to their home at Downieville. H. E, Owner of Sacramento arrived here ond the morning train in the interest of Sullivan, Kelly & Co,, of that city, Misa Annie Furth of North San Juan, who has been visiting Miss Beatrice Quick of Grass Valley, returned to her home this m Mis. Mary J. Hoskins left’ on the noon train today for Modesto, to visit friends It is thecfiret.time she has been out of the county in 37 years. Mre. J, F, Stranahan received a dispatch yesterday from Hood. River, Oregon, ioforming her that her mother was dying. She left on:thé:neoe train. R. C, Lane and Julian Baraes, of Chicago, arrived here last evening on their way to Sierra county to examine the Young America mine, D. E. “Morgan left on the noon train today for San Francisca, to attend the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar. From there‘he goes to San Luis Opispo to attend the Géand) Parlor of Native Sons, Telephone Line to Colfax. 3 G. Cunniogham anc and F. ©. Millard, of the Sunset Telephone Company, the former Assistant Superintendent and the latter Iuspector, were:in Grass’ Valley yesterday en business connetted with the company’s inférests in this section. Last evening they paid a flying visit to_this city, There: is some talk of running a telephone line to Célfax, and the company will probably do so if the citizens” of Nevada City, Gres Valley and Colfax will give sufficient encouragement to the enterprise by purchasi The line will be ren Pe = Ee ‘Valley. From Colfax it will be extended’to other points and’ connect with linea already in, This would give commuuication with Auburn and also along to points on the Georgetown Divide, and thence to"Marystitle, this giving us ne: Tines to = latter place —_—— -— 2 eee Be tee #9. tea Life Saved. “My beby had croup and was saved b " writes Mrs. J. B. Martin, Ala Strect. . of. the proposed eleventh amendment to the -. Fall election, é x Pa Tag “FOR PALES SUFFRAGE, . agement i tie Convention —Tho ‘Bleventh Amendment. _ Posters are out announcing a “two days’ convention of those who favor the adoption State Constitution, at Nevada City, Thursday and Friday, April 30th and May. Ist, The principal speakers will be Rev, Anna H, Shaw, Elizabeth U. Yates and Harriet May Mills,” all talented womet, the first particularly so, Sessions will be held during the day, and in the evening the principal speakers will deliver addresses. Miss Shaw will speak on Friday night, May let. In order that our readers may clearly }iunderstand: the objects sought ‘out by the joint campaign committee we republish the . . the proposed Eleventh Amendment to. California’s State Constitution, upon which th voters will express themselvee at the coming It should be borne in mind that the only change proposed in this article of the exieting constitution is to strike out the word ‘‘male,” thus giving the right of suffrage to women as well as men. ‘Every native citizen of the United State, every person who shall have the rights of citizenship under or by virtue of the treaty Queretaro, of and any naturalized citizen thereof, who shall have become such ninety days peior to any election, of the age of twenty. one years, who shall have been a resident of the State one year preceding th election, and of the county of which he or she claims to vote ninety days, and in the election precinct thirty days; shall be entitled to vote at all elections which are now or may hereafter be authorized by law ; provided, no native of China, no idiot, insane person, or person convicted of any infamous crime, and no person berafter. convicted of the embezzlement or misappropriation of public money, and no person who shall not be able to read the Constitution in the English language, and write his or her Own name, ‘shall ever exer— dise the privilege. of and elector in this State ; provided, that the provisions of this amendment relative to an educational qualification shall not apply to any person prevented by a physical disability from complying with its requisitions, nor to any person who now. has the righ to vote, nor to any person who shall be sixty yeiire of age and upward at the time es, amendment shall take effect.’ Brown's Valley. Mines, The prospects fora lively revival of the quartz mining industry at Brown’s Valley are becoming brighter every day. The Dannebrogne is erecting a ten-stamp mill with 4. capacity for twenty stamps and everything is done in first-class shape. The Flag is being developed by ainking, and no ore is being crushed as) the mill used by the Flag Compiny is on the Hibbert & Burris mine, which mining property is now being reopened under the management of Superintendent Walrath, backed by arich company, It is expected that the Pennsylvania and Jefferson preperties will be re-opened ina few weeks by or under the management of those interested in the Danvebrogue. The towA& is now taxed to ite limit for aceommodations for‘those workiug the mines. Visitors cannot remain in town over night, as they cannot be accommodated, and many mining men who have come to visit the locality, have to return the same day to Marysville in order to secure accommodations, The contract’ has been let for the building of a large hotel on the Downer property. The present site of the town is covered by mineral patents or mining clainis, and only a few people have such property rights in the town that could be built upon.—Marysville Appeal, Roll of Honor. In the Primary Department, Oakland school, Miss Addie Stenger, teacher, the following pupils-are_on the roll of honor: Lisle Kitts, 93.5 ; Granville Beedle, 92.9 ; Horace Nichelson, 91.6; Harry Tamblyn, 91.1; Willie Nichelson, 90.3; Earl Kitts, 86 9; Erle Moore, 89.9. ——~~@eo Mrs. . Dr. Frank, the Optician. Mrs. Dr. Frank, the well-known lady optician, wii] remain in the county for some time, and will visit, professiovally, the towns in the upper part of the county, and.also in Sierra county, as goon as the weather will permit, It th OR A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ———~+2@e-e --—— Karl's Ciover Root Tea Js a sure cure for Jleadache and nervous diseases, Nothing relieves su quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. 228 Wall Decorations. When house-cleaning time comes, remember Legg & Shaw Co. carry all colors of Alabastine and the finest assortment of Wall Paper. ato : For Sale. A large lot with a small house on it, sitaated on Piety Hill, is offered for sale at a bargains *Eequire of A. Tam, al7 CaliforniaProduct and Pure Food. Consumers of syrap will do well to remember that all Eastern eyrap, so-called, usually very light color and of heavy body, is made from glucose. Tea Garpsn Dair ig made from sugar cane and makes delicious taffy candy, which is evidence that it is pure. For sale by first-class dealers, in cans oply. al7-lm Bolles and Pimples. San Franciaco, Cal. Jan. 30, 1896. I had several pimples on my face and a large boil on cue hand. I began taking Hood's Sarswaren 000 SO See three bottles I was . ood. cured. ie Johasoe, 5 South Broderick cided not to recognize Rev, Dr. ©. O. Brown, the late pastor of the First Congregational Church. land yesterday resolutions were introduced by J. N. Havens and adopted, denying the bujlding, on Main street near the corner of Hand of fellowship to Dr. Brown, on the, ground that he has not successfully disproved the charges made against him. bry biliousness. Sold by all ones gists. suffering with weak nerves? Remember that the nerves may be made strong by Hood © Pare which feeds them Telearay Special to the Transcript. Death of Baron Hirsch. Loxnon, April 22—Baron Maurice de Hirsch, the noted philanthropist, died in Austria yesterday. He estimated at two hundred and fifty million francs, most of which répresents the releayes a fortune turiis from oriental railways owned by him, Baron Hirsch spent bs vast amonnt of money in his efforts to better the condition uf the Jewish people, entertained at his house the beat-known men of Europe, He was a royal host and The Report Is. False, Capgtown, Africa, April 22.—A rumor prevailed a few days ago that John Hays Hammond intended to forfeit his bail to appear ‘at the trial of the Reform Club The Transvaal authorities wired Hammond _releaders, and would leave the country. garding the repcert and received a reply He said, however, that his health is very poor from him that the same was not true. and that his physicians say a change of climate would be the best thing for him. Supposed to Be a Strangler, San Francisco, April 22.—C. Keys, & young man 19 years of age, was arrested He entered the house of a woman known as Mae, and on St. Mary’s street last night, acted very strangely and made a motion as if he was about to grab and strangle her. The woman screamed and he ran into the street, be the party who strangled one or two It is thought that he may possibly women here lately. Dr. Brown Scored. San Francisco, April 22.—The Bay Conference of Congregational ministers has deFor a Court of Arbitration. Wasuincton, D.C. April 22.—Edward G. Whittaker of New York, William Veeder aud; W. M. Jones of Rochester, members of the State Bar Association, have presented to President Cleveland the memorial recently adopted by that body asking for the establishing of a court for the arbitration of international disputes. No Fear of the Comet. Bgrkevsy, April 22 conducted at the college observrtory under .—Calculations being direction of Prof. Leuschner indicate that the recently discovered comet has no fondness for this earth, and that it will pass 53,000,000 miles to one side of us. Cleveland Endorsed. Bosros, April 21.—With an énthnsiasm almost surpassing that noted at the recent State Convention of the Republicans of Massachusetts, when Thomas RB. Reed was indorsed as a Presidentie] candidate, the Democrats of this State today set their approval upon Mr. Cleveland as President and named ex-Governor William E. Russel) as their choice for the nomination to be his succeséor. Shoes For ot te Bits. You can bay a ait pair of Boys’ Schoo] O Railroad yesterday, which leaves at 5:30 Pp. m., carries mail which reaches San Francisco at 9:45 am, Ata meeting at Oak-. western and two eastern mails daily. Hoods. 10 WHITE AND PHIPPS, This Is the Wy the Appa Goes for the Anti-D3bris Cranks, is The Appeal addresses itself to hike White and his co-adjutor in management of the affairs of the State AntiDebris Association, T. Phipps. Gentlemen, today the sun rises on the opportunity of yours lives ! Resign today. f Re. ign, and let the memory of your names stand as that of men, who, when proven woefally weak, were willing to step down existence of an institution, around which hedges the protection of our homes, that: it might survive to the benefit of those moat vitally interested—the people and the property owners, The Appeal admits that men cannot be blamed for what they never knew, You didn’t know it was loaded—but you should have known, Gentlemen, the Appeal admits you may be honest, but so consumed are you with a sense of your own indispensibilty that you have dared to dally with the enemy, and dallying have been undone, , The effulgence of your intercourse as you have mingled together in the management of the affairs of this locahity,in connection with the State Anti-Debris Association, has served to intoxicate you—you are drauk with your own importance (and a mild brew, it is when looked on by mén of undérstanding.) Gentleman, do not deceive yourself into the belief that there is any unanimity in the shape of a demand that you. continue on, _ Yon serve bnia sorry spectacle even in the eyes of those that would fain be your

friends, Resign, Resign today, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S Summarized Mention. of Minor Home Happenings, Pasquale Luciani, a native of Italy, was today admitted to citizenship upon the testimony of D. Casci and L. Moscardini. In another cofumn of today’s paper the Board of City Trustees advertise for bids for the repairing of Suspension bridge. The Boyle gravel mine, on Squirrel creek, a.few miles from Grass Valley; has been bonded to H. A. Moss and W, G. Scott,. of San Francisco. The new train put on the Nacrosi Gauge We now have three G. W. Durst has leased the Downing Union, and intends opening a bakery there, The place will be fitted up right away, It was Dr. Tickell of this city inatead of Dr, Jones of Grass Valley that performed the surgical operation on L. L. Gaffney a few daysago. Dr. Jones was in consulta— tion in the case, the face by a’ horse is not correct. Mr. Lutz, while riding in his buggy in Penn Valley, was thrown out over the dashboard and his forehead cut by striking against the tire of one of the wheels. Hot and Mild Tomales. Jos, Marshal at his place on Pine street, adjoining the Herald office, is now making’ two kinds of tomales—highly flavored and mildly flavored. Try them. a2l-lw Nerves Are the Messengers of Sense the Telgaraph System of the human body. + Nerves extend from the brain to eyery part of the body and reach every organ. Nerves are like fire — good servants but hard masters. Nerves are fed by the bleod and are therefore like it in character. Nerves will be weak and exhausted if the’ blood is thin, pale and impure. Nerves will surely be strong and steady if the blood is rich, red and vigorous. find a true friend.in Hood’s Sarsaparilla because it makes rich, red blood. Nerves do their work naturally and well, ~ the brain is unclonded, there are no neuraigic pains, appetite and digestion are good, when you take Sarsaparilla ‘The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Shoes for 75 cents at the Branch Wonder, Piano ‘Tuning. C, W. Bennett expects to reach Nevada City about the last of April. a2] Gt AN Recommend It. Ask your physician, your draggistan your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Con sumption. They will recommend * Sela by Dickerman & Uo. es Ovr or Weakness comes strength when the blood has’ been purified, enriched and vitalized, the ‘appetite restored and the system built up by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Hoon’s Pnas. cure nausea, sick headache, Aes You Oxz of these uchappy people jp assist digestion, prevent constipation. Hop's Pus are the best after~dinner . w Hood’s Pik SS Soe Notice to Architects, Ff ee i E gees i a —s PECOR. yg ofTiustx<e . ‘. febfing. incompetence in. , and out, rather than to further jeopardize the . ; . METHODIST CHURCH, The report that B. Luiz was kicked in. ” IN THE. DOWNING BUILDING, ON “>. duoioae . City. _He will keep on hand the fod we my laos and test my goods, . Don’t Fail_ POVE at tired Mirities, en"giving new ality. SHE: Boop catise iH fbod'§Sarsaparilla Bhes. and ™ ital he blood Hie andvinetes aiey ige * *% Hoop’s Pints are easy to take, easy to operate, Cure indigestion, biliousness, heades ani 2 AVA YA NPR TERME 5 NLR en RS SKS REN PART Whooping» Cough Nothing afrelief as Vinton’s Cough try'a bottle. -YINT ‘ON ’S, Will .be delivered at the Under the auspices of the. : Ladies’ Aid’ Society, AS FOELOWS : Friday: Evening, April 24th, Raiiecrm cack and ‘Shadows.’ Y, ; Tickets for the Caines, 50 abit: be le Tickets, 25 cents. hildren’s Tickets, 10 cents. New a ae Bakery CommercialSt.; adjoin Transcript Bloek.,CARL SEIBT, = = Prop’r.4 \) EW YORK BAKERY through all time, Tn public fayor seems to ste kes goods are always here, To'serve us well ie Seibt’s ide A 4 “VV holesome Raed: if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the week yee to none here; patrons deem, In Nevada City, he is paren O' pies, all made with skill EY care, His price is always just and fai R™ and Choice Wedding Cakes, we see, w Of finest styles, and purit Ke this in mind, that near and far, The New York Bakery is the ak Notice to Bridge Repairers. . Sealed bids will be received by the Clerk of the Board of City. Trustees till 8 o’clock P. M. THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1896, for repairing the Suspension Bridge as per specifications on file in the City Hall. ' By order of the Board of City Trustees, T. H. CARR, Clerk. : Nevada City, April 22, 1896, “ oe Annual Pariser iz: E annual meeting a ok the stockholders of Tie the pone Aces afining ¢ Co. will be beldas at North San Juan or the lath of May, 150 By erder of the Board: HENRY GERM Secret jdacuecng Aaa 21, 1806. _— Hk te eit ¥ John W. Brace, . : MAIN STREET, Has ‘Hs ‘opened the most clegant Saloon in _ Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, _ ' To be found. in the State, Call. stecad — =e 4 * “Peuee the ic of: Postage Be Nevada city, Cal. Ape ~~ fords as suena *},,Cure “Special.’}: ‘. ! Do not fail to Price 50: cents k Course of ‘ects : Hi date. Rev. Li-J, Garver! ; SY reer ener sine trinren wwere 16 Bonn “hr a 7 ‘race a. ed PN a oe The pede -andjI riost. Fashionable Stock ¢ J, B. “GRAY. NS eae . ™ 1s Hereby Announced as a ‘Candidate 2 EES: for the ‘office « of City Treasurer. _ Blection’May 4th.) aOR: pew ines yilionsices ts RDN cts In Nevada ~.County. or Dén’é make: ¢ Your purchases without examining my goods and prices. MRS. 1. MARION, ' Ibeader. Millinery, . NEVADA Shi -AVERN OF “CASTILE: CRAG QUEEN of all MOUNT AIN RESORTS. ? he 144 COUMER LS “Hoy, It mt Notice is hereby avert the second installment of State and County Taxes will, begome delinquent on Monday, ‘Aprik ote 27, 1896, at 6 o’clock P: My: : ‘. He McKECHNIE, : 3 te Te a w Five per cent. and addition ms al costs will be added to: alf unpaid Taxes after the above aa: ¢ The Tevérkt of Castle Crag, the most beautiful, attractive’ and sdcessible of all nfotntaia Tesorts, will open for the reception :. ot.guests-June 1, and will close October * 1596. George SSccuwald, Manager. oom 59, Union ‘Trust Building, San Francisco, is : al ! HOUSE PAINTER PAPER HANGER. . Hard Oil Piiieliteg and Decorating a Bue, SNELL, Tax Collector: Nevada City, April 15. Specialty. {all orders promptly executed. Leave orders at the Union Hotel. a Aran want to buy your goods where you can get them. the cheapest. Not cheap goods but cheap prices. There is just one place in Nevada City where you can ‘do . Just That Thing.—«@ aio ‘To. be plain, it is an. acknowledged fact that. J ames Kinkead’si————__— cash Stores ‘Has the largest stock of Furniture and all other things in his line, of all’ Grades, Kinds and Style, and will sell them.at. a lower rate than any other house in the County. Call at his Commercial Street Stores’ tnt see e for yourself. ‘Wines —— Wines——. . Wotr, The Cash Grocer, Has received a consignment of Fine Imported and California Wines which he will sell at the following figures : & sideaT tz Meira’ S, Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle. _George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. . Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle. Hirt American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottle. er Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 cents, pint bottle. © 7 > ‘Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. 1-2 barrel. (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. Also, 4 dozen of*bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents per quart bottle. . P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, Sees The Freshest and . Best Stok. e Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, Etc., Etc, To be found in Nevada Cn GIVE ME A TRIAL. ~ Goods delivered free of charge, ’ RR ay as Baer esie Z ty and pron Thaw ‘ie Daily Transcript. 7 he SIX DOL WEDNESDA Alarm A special me Trustees was he pose of consider electric fire ala Bourd of’ Fire . Monday. night, of the system . Trustees receiv ofthe Fire Dep ‘Louis Chester ‘Works appeare plained the sy: sample alarm b: finances will be purposes, Mr. ( offer: His com alarm boxes, pi the two fire ho the system in » $800, and woul ‘year’s trial of it " eompany would . interest, If it city desired to apparatus woul F and the interes that better ter other firm his c enter into com, Two or thr partmient were of the proposec ” disenssion ‘Trt Roard appropr next year’s fire system. A n ~ ‘Trustee Rich matter one 1 motion resulte and Rich votin Carr and Hook decided the tie poning action, one month,Phil Byrne, and when the posed of Mr, 1 regard to havi paired and pt teams. As it his planing mi bridge, except Sacramento st: The Board « repairing the to advertise fc woodwork thi gnder one of t . Registe Sheriff Dov bloodhound di the American New York. registration . Kill. ‘The tk ing trained re very satisfact develop into : the purpose fe him. ‘Budd trotible becau bare, but he . habit. — The Anti-! generalship 0 conducting What the pe: little less no fective result — G Everythin resignation « not tendered ciation and ¢ county. will, her last ap; that institut We offer for any. ca cured by H . BoJwCH *We'the . Cheney tor him perfec The Uni to deliver ~ ders tees Deans ly nave gents, at