April 27, 1896 (4 pages)

t i ae . Sig S SES si Stal Sik higae eee eee ge es aarp THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT: Seeemeal (Established Sept. 6, 1860., Pevada Olty, Nevada County, blish: mings Daily Except Sundays and m ee al Holidays Supscrirrion Terms—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. ~ ‘LocAn READING Noticks—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rater For Other Advertising Maile Krio yn on Application Calif, A PRACBRUL REVOLUCION Which WIN Take Place in About Six Telegraphis ~ Months From Now. ‘Do the people of this country appreciate that we are within only about. six months of a revolution—a peaceful one, to be sure, but a-revolution all the same? Within a year the rulers and entire executive branches of the government of this great country, estimated to contain sixty-five millions of people, will be changed. Those who have controlled the destinies of the nation will step out as quietly as if they had completed Special ‘to the Transcript. Started to Rebuild, moonlight, MONDAY... APRIL 27, 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS, ry Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions, A.,G. Stoll of Sacramento is in town. « M.'B. Church of Sacramento is in town. M. Fogarty came over from Birchville today. Mrs. M. Luther of San Francisco is here on a visit, V. Buck came down from Moore’s Flat last evening. G. H. Graves of Bridgeport was in town yesterday, _A. T. Connor came down from. Moore’s Flat yesterday, C. O. Jepson came down from Relief Hill yesterday. E. Q. Davis arrived here last evening from San Francisco, . : W. Barnes of San Francisco came in on. the morning train, a Hon. Walter Jansen of Jackson arrived here this morning, W. G. Blatt of Detroit, Mich., arrived here last evening, ‘Mrs. A. Swent of San Francisco arrived here this morning. Superintendent L. L. Myers came down from Bloomfield, today. J. A. Thornton of St, Louis is here spending a few days. i Miss R. Sweeney of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Mrs. B. A. Waite arrived here last a business engagement and their successors in office will step in, And, what does all this mean? It is the outcome of intelligence among the people, who in the United States ]are the real rulers. Such a government .as ours couid not be cartied on by ignorant people, Both intelligence and education are necessary. These lead us to take both success and defeat in: politics philosophically. They show us that under our constitution and system of government our political opponents cannot (as our stump speakers of both sides frequently assert) ruin the country, For nearly a century and a quarter this government based upon the greatest good tothe greatest number has stood the test of time: If it had met with no obstacles, if we had been free from wars and complications with other countries we might feel, us the people of other nations have persisted in feeling, that we hada good but weak government, There can be no true liberty without.an observance of law; all other liberty subsides into anarehy ‘and political chaos, for such thing as personal individual liberty would grant the robber a right to rob, and the murderer a right tv kill indiscriminately. True liberty, then,—a liberty which protected by law. That is what is done in this country, and that is what has made our government the great success it has been, Foreigners while recognizing this fact continuously sneered at our government up to the war of the rebellion, Your government, they said, is good enough for an intelligent, educated peoplé, but it has not sufficient strength to cope with any great internal outbreak against its authority, still less with any foreign interference. This talk has become less common since our: government put down the Condition of the Monterey. Tacoma, April terey says she will remain on the ,Sound al] summer. In the latter part of the summer Admiral Beardsley will arrive with the Philadelphia, when the Monterey will proceed to Vallejo. Her plate will be removed at the Mare Island navy yard and the cracks in the sides of the vessel, caused by a rebe calked and other repairs made, The Treasury Deficit, D.C., April 27.—The Treasury deficit for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1896, will probably amount to $25,000,000. This is the opinion of officials who are able to make estimates, ~ WASHINGTON, The Fire Under Control Bont, April 27.—The fire in the Standard mine is under full control, and it is expected that it will be extinguishedin a few days. The damage will not be as great as at first estimated, Disastrous Cyclone, Criprte Creek, Col., April 27,—The work of rebuilding the burnt distri¢t; has already begun. Carpenters are working night and day, taking advantage of the 27.—Executive © officer Woodham of the coast defense vessel] Moncent collision with a Norwegian vessel, will BY TELEPHONE, The Latest Grass Valley Items--Up to 4 o’clock This Afternoon. Mrs. Ellen Riley, wife of Thomas Riley; died at Allison Kanch early this morning. She was stricken with apoplexy Saturday and remained unconscious from that tini® on. Four daughters and two sons survive her, viz: Mrs, Peter ‘Smith, Mrs. Henry Roach, Miss Hannah Riley, Miss Lillie Riley, John Riley, Patsey Riley. The funeral will take:place Wednesday at 10:30 a, m., from St. Patrick’s Church. : W. B. Bourne, of the Empire mine, arrived here from San Francisco this morning. Word has been received that the miners who left here for Alaska on the 7th of last March, are not doing very well, Owing to some misunderstanding they were obliged to work for their board when they arrived at Sitka, They intend to leave there as soon as they can gét away. The amount won by Miss Belle Nathan of this city in the last drawing of the Mexican Lottery was $3,750, HE WANTED TO KNOW. But the Sporting Editor Found the Ques tion Too Deep For Him, “Is this the place where they answer questions?’’ asked the rough looking man ashe entered the little back room in a newspaper cffice. “‘There’s @ man on the staff who makes a bluff at. doing it,’’ said the sporting editor, ‘‘but he isn’t here now. ?! “Oh, well, maybe yon’ll do,”’ said the stranger. ‘We don’t answer verbal questions, ’’ protested the sporting editor. ‘‘Write your questions out and send them in, ’’ “Té isn’t much of a question, and J thought perhaps you’’— ' “Oh, I don’t kuow where the refer ence:books are,’’ interrupted the news paper mam “They wouldn’t do you auy good any “Her Speech an Accent.” — * No section may exlusively olaim Octave Thanet and say,’''She is mine,” in the sénse that Miss Murfree belongs to Tennessee or Miss Wilkins to New England, writes Mary J. Reid in The The GrottoDes John W. Brace,c for City ‘Trea, ae Ladies’ midwest. soul. woDUIciit Home Journal. tion. Mix: lice French was born in Andover, Mass., her *ncestors cn both sides belonging to well -known Néw England and Virginian familieé}*such as the Mortons and Lees. When but 5 years old, her father removed to Davenport, Ia., but she wis sent to Andover to be graduated from the same seminaty which’ her Grandmother French had attended when a girl, There are strong fibers in her nature which draw her to the south and Some portions of those regious she says she knows like her own Her fair complexion, fathomless bine ayes, light brown hair and also her ten’ der conscience and love of learning ally ber 10 New Lugland. speech and maguificent jouthern, while her humoreus month ind Vigorous, practical mind bespeak ner a daughter of the west. A long resileuce at the south and a study of varims dialects have somewhat afiected her “Tf Miss French were x» -oreigner,’’ a New England poet re. uarked, ‘‘{ showid call her speech an accent,’’ but L have heard tho same pre imueiation. in old Virginian and Mary: ‘and families. Her manners, physique are IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, -ON MAIN STREET, Has opened the-most elegant Saloon in Nevada City. He will “keep on hand the for the office of City . s Hereby Announced .as a Candidate choicest , Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, To be found in the State. and see-my place and test my goods, Call around TAVE RN or _—— beautiful, attractive and accessible of all mountain resorts, will open for the reception of guests June 1, and will close October lst, 1896, : George Schoenwald, Manager. oom 59, Union Trust Building, San Franc'*eo, al For Who oping Cough =way,’’ sxid the stranger. ‘This isn’t s book question ; it’s an up to date, mod: ern oue. It’s timely, you understand,’ “Well, then, fire ahead. I may know something about it, ’’ , *'Tt’s about the new woman’’— “Stop there!’’ cried the sporting editor. ‘‘That’s clear out of the sporting department. ”’ ‘No, it’ isn’t,’? protested the stranNothing affords as much relief as Vin_ ton’s Cough . Cure ‘Special.’ H. McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER and PAPER HANGER. —— Hard Oil Finishing and Decorating a Specialty. All orders promptly executed. Leave or_ CASTLE CRAG QUEEN of all MOUNTAIN RESORTS. The Tavern of Castle Crag, the most en onenren, ‘Monday, April 27th,Notice is Lereby given. that the second installment of State and County Taxes will become delinquent on Monday, April 27, 1896, at 6 o’clock P. M. Five per cent. and additional costs will be added to all utipaid Taxes after the above date. : B. F. SNELL, Tax Collector, ders at the Union Hotel. Nevada City, April 15. ——— Yes, You Do _ NOTE TO TAXPAYERS The Last. Installment Delage ft . es adjoining the Herald office, is now making two kinds of tomales—highly flavored and mildly flavored. ‘Try them. ated on Piety Hill, is offered for sale at a City about the last of April, who got back into the building without delay. evening from San Francisco, Geo, Kyle and W. Bone, of French Corral, came over today, W.G. Dodd of San Francisco, is here in the interest of the Dodd water wheel. W.C. Pease of San Francisco ~ arrived here last evening on his way. to Washington, J. H. Smith, the genial and whole-souled representative of the San Francisco Call, is in town, : hod Ah Moon, the Chinese merchant: of this city, will leave rrow morning in company with his wife for China, to be gone about a year, J. T. Howard and wife and Mrs. V. C. Yount, of Grass Valley, and Mrs, W. Jansen of Lincoln were in town today visiting friends, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, Two years ago, on the 26th and 27th of April, snow fell in this city. The snow is two feet deep in the vicinity of Marsh’s sawmill, on Rock creek, Always loaded—the lunch counter and ‘*Mac” at the Star and Crescent, Commercial street, tf. Sheriff Douglass has seven prisoners at work spading up the county’s lot, opposite the Court House, and will sow it to alfalfa, There was a heavy frost again last night, and in some places ice formed, It will. be something remarkable if the fruit is not all killed, Rev. Anna Shaw, the woman suffrage advocate, will speak at the Theater in this city on Friday evening, May Ist. She will doubtless be greeted by a large audience. Superintendent Nihell informs us that the pumps will be started at the Fortuna mine Wednesday. As soon as the water is pumped out work will be commenced underground, The Electric Power Company have placed one of their largest transformers at the cor— ner of Broad and Pine streets, and another of the same capacity has been put up near the Theater, These will be used for the twenty-four circuit, Bent the Supports. Today while the band of .the Shaw Comedy Company was playing at ‘the corner of Broad and Pine streets, a large crowd gathered to hear the music. About forty or fifty persons went up on the baleony to get & good position, While they were there two of the wrought iron supports holding the balcony bent beneath their weight, but not far enough to allow the.porch to fall, Parties on the street noticed what had happened and notified those on the balcony, Hot and Mild Tomales. Jos, Marshal at ; his place’on Pine.street, a2l-lw For Sale. ce A large lot with a small house ou it, situPiano Tuning. C. W. Bennett expects to reach Nevada a2] 66 Pills Do Not Cure. ~ eee greatest civil: war of modern times, nations of the world have begun to respect us, and when Mr. Seward politely told France that she.must get out of Mexico she went as quick as she could, leaving poor Maximillian to his fate. We have come to believe that we have the strongest government in the world, as Horace Greely used to say, “‘I guess we are just about right,” More than all, we can afford to be good natured over politics, are no more afraid of of internal dissention from this cause. than we are of foreign interference. Than welcome the Presidential election. Let each man come forward and do his duty as an American citizen, regardless of -his political views. This is his right—the’ sacred right guaranteed him by the constitution of his country—and he can exercise it amid peace and good will for all. “*‘My country, ’tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, Of thee I sing ; Land where my father died, Land of the pilgrims’ pride, From every mountain-side Let freedom riog.” CS ee eee Birthday Gems. > The latest novelties in the way of scarf pins have just. been received at Luetje & Brand’s, They are called birthday gems Each pin contains a heart, in the center of which is a setting, different stones being used for diffsrent months, For February for instance, the amethyst is used, The pins are fastened to neat -little cards, each containing an appropriate verse, The pins are quite pretty and the price is only 25 cents each. A fine lot of canes made of Congo wood, which comes from Africa, are to be seen at the above store, If yow like to look at nice goods call at Luetje & Brand’s, Broad street, Gee Wanted y, A competent girl, to do house work in a smiall family. Apply at this office. a27tf Superior Court: The following business was transacted ‘in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald-~ well presiding: Charles E, Wilson vs. Martia Shewbridge, Demurrer to complaint overruled, Wm. McKenzie vs, John P? Poole. Crder granting plaintiff five days additional time t» prepare amendments to proposed findings in said matter,Estate of John Daniels, deceased. Decree settling final account and decree of distr.bution of estate granted, : Estate of Thomas Maloney, deceased. Decree'setting tinal account and decree of distribution of estate granted, Mee Alice Voss vs, Richard Dillon. Order fixing Thursday, April 30th., at 10 o’clock A. M., as the time for examining book accounts of L. Voss, The ing towns, Dygert, who has been a prisoner in Cuba arrived. here last evening on board the steamer M ascott, Topeka, Kan, April 27.—Five persons were killed, three fatally injured and seventeen badly hurt by a cyclone that passed ger. ‘“The bloomer girl belongs to that department along with the bicycles, doesn’t she?”’ ‘*Mayhe she does, ”’ replied the sportover Clay county last night. A large ing editor. ‘I hadn’t thought of ‘that, amount of property was destroyed. Go ahead,” nt of property was deatroy “Well, yon “see, T'ni Mitesh bee aa: duotor.”’ . **Ves,’? ‘‘And I want to know if the bloomer girl will get off the car backward like the’’—~ But the sporting editor had thrown up both hands as an intimation that the Homing Pigeons for the Navy. Wasuinaton, D. C., April .°7.—Mare Island navy yard is to be supplied with a flock of homing pigeons before long. The problem was clear beyond him.—Chinaval authorities have decided to have 50 ' : cago Post. tam at — navy yard, to be used as oc_ requires, = M O N E Y A Woman's Revenge, SAVING Exicor, Wis., April 27,—A woman who PP R . GG FE S had been jilted by her lover several years ago; on Saturday night revenged herself by MONRY SAVING DISHES . 5c MONEY SAVERS stealing the twin danghters of the man who Lunch Buckets, Coffee Pots, Cream Pitchers, had been false to her. The twins are the children of Mr. and Mrs. “Asher, and the Oat Meal Bowls, Custard Cups, Spooners, Plates, Dairy Pans, Hand Basins.g Se kidnapper is Miss Arnott. It is feared that each, or 6 for 25c. the little ones were put out of the way hy 10¢ MONEY savers their abductor. Berry Dish, Milk Pails, Meat Dish, Dish Pans, Mustard Pots, Vegetable Dish, Salad Dish. 10c each, or 3 for 25c. Tea Sets &4 Pieces, complete for 12 persons. Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations, Money Saving Prices Per Set 925, 950, 9:85; §-80$75, 4:15. ——— Naval School for California, Srockton, April 27,—The announcement that, President Cleveland had signed the bill introduced by Senator Perkins, providing for a naval School at Goat Island, is very pleasing news to Governor Budd. The Governor. is of the opinion that such an academy is needed on the Pacific Coast and the proposition has had his support from the first, Dinner Sets GO Pieces, complete for 6 persons, Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations, Money Saving Prices Per Set §:65. 4:25, 4:85, foo §:35> 65° Dinner Sets 200 Pieves, complete for 12 persons. Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations, ° Money Saving Prices Per Set Grant's Birthday, Gatena, Ill, April 27,—General Grant’s birthday was celebrated today. There was a large attendance of people from surround~ Dygert Arrives” Home, Tampa,, Fla, April 27,.—Walter Grant O' Pies, all made with skill and care, Rv and Choice Wedding Cakes, we see, Ker this in mind, that near and far, by the Clerk of the Board of City Trustees till 8 o’clock P. M. THURSDAY, 1896, for repairing’ the Sus. pension Bridge as cations on file in Hall. try a bottle. Price 50 cents . Do not fail to . . at VINTON’S, Broad Street. You 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. To be plain, it is an acknowledged fact that James Kinkead’s=——— cash stores New York Bakery Commercial St., adjoining . Transcript Block, tren CARL SEIBT, a Prop’r, N** YORK BAKERY through all time, i In public favor seems to ene 2 a phe ent goods are always here, To serve us well is Seibt’s ae. Wholesome Bread, if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the week “YY eding to none here, patrons deem, In Nevada City, he is ciara &} His price is hlways just ana aR Of finest styles, and noe'y. The New York Bakery is the kkk Notice to Bridge Repairers, Commercial street, _—-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 . &nda see for yourself GIVEN AWAY . VU GIVEN AWAY T have had made a number of keys, one of which will unlock the glass Money Box now displayed in our store, and containing Twenty purchase we will present you with a key. ing the key that will unlock the case WILL to the entire contents of the box. will be entitled to have any keys. Dollars in gold coin. For each $1 cash The person’ holdBE ENTITLED No employe of the house Persons holding keys will be given an opportunity of trying them between September 15th and 30th, 1896. A. B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, oN evada City. Sealed bids will be received APRIL 30, per specifithe City By order of the Board of City Trustees, T. H. OARR, Clerk, Nevada City, April 22, 1896. po i 1:25: goo. 9-50, 40:5: Great American Importing Tea Co, Commercial St., Nevada City, 56 Mill St. Grass Valley, Endorsed For President, Qaktanp, April 27.—The Alameda if fae annual Proting of the stockholders of the office of the Com the 16th of May, 1896, of Directors. Annual Meeting. — the Orient Gold ERT P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, : Has on Hand The Freshest and, Best Stock Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, _ Etc., Btc,, To be found in Nevada City GIVE ME A TRIAL. Goods delivered free of charge, ning Co. will be held at 4 at North San Juan on oe y order of the Board HENRY GERMAN, Se fi North San Juan, April 21, 1806, sigtres discharge of executors, Cough Cure it the only known remedy for that terrile cliscase, Pure Broop is the safeguard of health. a your blood it Hoop’s Pitts cure liver ills, constipation, jaundice, sick headache, Estate of John Daniels, deceased, Final county Populista have decided to endorse Judge E. M. Gibson, the well-known jurist of Oakland, as their choice for President of the United States. He was the party nominee for Congress from the Third District four years ago, and subsequently was & candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court, i Will Settle the Matter, Consumption Can be Cured By the use of Shiloh’s. Cure. This great Celluloid Collars, Celluloid Collars, all sizes, sold fer 10 nts, atthe Branch Wonder. -tm_ _-—— veo B ure, rich and fall of Congregational Church yesterday Deacon Morse announced that a business meeting of the Trustees would be held next Wednesday evening. It is understood that at this meet—4 a biliousness, 25¢, Wall Decorations. Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street; S. F. MONEY SAYING PRICES — MONEY SAVING STORES Don’t Fail »TRY OUR AT OUR her City. gas 400 IN OPERATION Money Saved Every Day -No Special Day rior "To see the Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes sigps for ala lol 84 feet and 6 inches by 130 feet, psp and é by. E combined fraternities and Knights of ihn hereby requ ing to be erected on a of Pine and fittin TOooms thirty by, fifty feet, ca Plans drawn to rge build: Said building to cost includi walls will be of brick or other fi shall conform materi Te ordinances governing th. ings in the city of San Francisee” e Secretary's o Notice to Architects, of the Native Sons : cisco. The ground ‘ A is a oor shall contain sto sho ; vitality by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and rf windows “The second ane, vig ee bargain, Inquire of A. Tam, al7 . sou will not need to fear the attacks of. Sax Francisco, April 27.—In the first sontein lodge Tooms and entertainment rooms. disease. Sie, ’ be refully ventilated, @ scale of not less than ce up to the ally tion inch to 1 foot, with th U4 be received at che de signa, comes thereon, wil! hour of noon ; rs sete : : Aaa a —Kept by— : May 20th, 1896, ‘ Mee = : ss _ When house-cleaning time comes, remem. 26 the seen of diemiasing or rote A.J. 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t i ae . Sig S SES si Stal Sik higae eee eee ge es aarp THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT: Seeemeal (Established Sept. 6, 1860., Pevada Olty, Nevada County, blish: mings Daily Except Sundays and m ee al Holidays Supscrirrion Terms—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. ~ ‘LocAn READING Noticks—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rater For Other Advertising Maile Krio yn on Application Calif, A PRACBRUL REVOLUCION Which WIN Take Place in About Six Telegraphis ~ Months From Now. ‘Do the people of this country appreciate that we are within only about. six months of a revolution—a peaceful one, to be sure, but a-revolution all the same? Within a year the rulers and entire executive branches of the government of this great country, estimated to contain sixty-five millions of people, will be changed. Those who have controlled the destinies of the nation will step out as quietly as if they had completed Special ‘to the Transcript. Started to Rebuild, moonlight, MONDAY...... APRIL 27, 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS, ry Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions, A.,G. Stoll of Sacramento is in town. « M.'B. Church of Sacramento is in town. M. Fogarty came over from Birchville today. Mrs. M. Luther of San Francisco is here on a visit, V. Buck came down from Moore’s Flat last evening. G. H. Graves of Bridgeport was in town yesterday, _A. T. Connor came down from. Moore’s Flat yesterday, C. O. Jepson came down from Relief Hill yesterday. E. Q. Davis arrived here last evening from San Francisco, . : W. Barnes of San Francisco came in on. the morning train, a Hon. Walter Jansen of Jackson arrived here this morning, W. G. Blatt of Detroit, Mich., arrived here last evening, ‘Mrs. A. Swent of San Francisco arrived here this morning. Superintendent L. L. Myers came down from Bloomfield, today. J. A. Thornton of St, Louis is here spending a few days. i Miss R. Sweeney of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Mrs. B. A. Waite arrived here last a business engagement and their successors in office will step in, And, what does all this mean? It is the outcome of intelligence among the people, who in the United States ]are the real rulers. Such a government .as ours couid not be cartied on by ignorant people, Both intelligence and education are necessary. These lead us to take both success and defeat in: politics philosophically. They show us that under our constitution and system of government our political opponents cannot (as our stump speakers of both sides frequently assert) ruin the country, For nearly a century and a quarter this government based upon the greatest good tothe greatest number has stood the test of time: If it had met with no obstacles, if we had been free from wars and complications with other countries we might feel, us the people of other nations have persisted in feeling, that we hada good but weak government, There can be no true liberty without.an observance of law; all other liberty subsides into anarehy ‘and political chaos, for such thing as personal individual liberty would grant the robber a right to rob, and the murderer a right tv kill indiscriminately. True liberty, then,—a liberty which protected by law. That is what is done in this country, and that is what has made our government the great success it has been, Foreigners while recognizing this fact continuously sneered at our government up to the war of the rebellion, Your government, they said, is good enough for an intelligent, educated peoplé, but it has not sufficient strength to cope with any great internal outbreak against its authority, still less with any foreign interference. This talk has become less common since our: government put down the Condition of the Monterey. Tacoma, April terey says she will remain on the ,Sound al] summer. In the latter part of the summer Admiral Beardsley will arrive with the Philadelphia, when the Monterey will proceed to Vallejo. Her plate will be removed at the Mare Island navy yard and the cracks in the sides of the vessel, caused by a rebe calked and other repairs made, The Treasury Deficit, D.C., April 27.—The Treasury deficit for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1896, will probably amount to $25,000,000. This is the opinion of officials who are able to make estimates, ~ WASHINGTON, The Fire Under Control Bont, April 27.—The fire in the Standard mine is under full control, and it is expected that it will be extinguishedin a few days. The damage will not be as great as at first estimated, Disastrous Cyclone, Criprte Creek, Col., April 27,—The work of rebuilding the burnt distri¢t; has already begun. Carpenters are working night and day, taking advantage of the 27.—Executive © officer Woodham of the coast defense vessel] Moncent collision with a Norwegian vessel, will BY TELEPHONE, The Latest Grass Valley Items--Up to 4 o’clock This Afternoon. Mrs. Ellen Riley, wife of Thomas Riley; died at Allison Kanch early this morning. She was stricken with apoplexy Saturday and remained unconscious from that tini® on. Four daughters and two sons survive her, viz: Mrs, Peter ‘Smith, Mrs. Henry Roach, Miss Hannah Riley, Miss Lillie Riley, John Riley, Patsey Riley. The funeral will take:place Wednesday at 10:30 a, m., from St. Patrick’s Church. : W. B. Bourne, of the Empire mine, arrived here from San Francisco this morning. Word has been received that the miners who left here for Alaska on the 7th of last March, are not doing very well, Owing to some misunderstanding they were obliged to work for their board when they arrived at Sitka, They intend to leave there as soon as they can gét away. The amount won by Miss Belle Nathan of this city in the last drawing of the Mexican Lottery was $3,750, HE WANTED TO KNOW. But the Sporting Editor Found the Ques tion Too Deep For Him, “Is this the place where they answer questions?’’ asked the rough looking man ashe entered the little back room in a newspaper cffice. “‘There’s @ man on the staff who makes a bluff at. doing it,’’ said the sporting editor, ‘‘but he isn’t here now. ?! “Oh, well, maybe yon’ll do,”’ said the stranger. ‘We don’t answer verbal questions, ’’ protested the sporting editor. ‘‘Write your questions out and send them in, ’’ “Té isn’t much of a question, and J thought perhaps you’’— ' “Oh, I don’t kuow where the refer ence:books are,’’ interrupted the news paper mam “They wouldn’t do you auy good any “Her Speech an Accent.” — * No section may exlusively olaim Octave Thanet and say,’''She is mine,” in the sénse that Miss Murfree belongs to Tennessee or Miss Wilkins to New England, writes Mary J. Reid in The The GrottoDes John W. Brace,c for City ‘Trea, ae Ladies’ midwest. soul. woDUIciit Home Journal. tion. Mix: lice French was born in Andover, Mass., her *ncestors cn both sides belonging to well -known Néw England and Virginian familieé}*such as the Mortons and Lees. When but 5 years old, her father removed to Davenport, Ia., but she wis sent to Andover to be graduated from the same seminaty which’ her Grandmother French had attended when a girl, There are strong fibers in her nature which draw her to the south and Some portions of those regious she says she knows like her own Her fair complexion, fathomless bine ayes, light brown hair and also her ten’ der conscience and love of learning ally ber 10 New Lugland. speech and maguificent jouthern, while her humoreus month ind Vigorous, practical mind bespeak ner a daughter of the west. A long resileuce at the south and a study of varims dialects have somewhat afiected her “Tf Miss French were x» -oreigner,’’ a New England poet re. uarked, ‘‘{ showid call her speech an accent,’’ but L have heard tho same pre imueiation. in old Virginian and Mary: ‘and families. Her manners, physique are IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, -ON MAIN STREET, Has opened the-most elegant Saloon in Nevada City. He will “keep on hand the for the office of City . s Hereby Announced .as a Candidate choicest , Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, To be found in the State. and see-my place and test my goods, Call around TAVE RN or _—— beautiful, attractive and accessible of all mountain resorts, will open for the reception of guests June 1, and will close October lst, 1896, : George Schoenwald, Manager. oom 59, Union Trust Building, San Franc'*eo, al For Who oping Cough =way,’’ sxid the stranger. ‘This isn’t s book question ; it’s an up to date, mod: ern oue. It’s timely, you understand,’ “Well, then, fire ahead. I may know something about it, ’’ , *'Tt’s about the new woman’’— “Stop there!’’ cried the sporting editor. ‘‘That’s clear out of the sporting department. ”’ ‘No, it’ isn’t,’? protested the stranNothing affords as much relief as Vin_ ton’s Cough . Cure ‘Special.’ H. McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER and PAPER HANGER. —— Hard Oil Finishing and Decorating a Specialty. All orders promptly executed. Leave or_ CASTLE CRAG QUEEN of all MOUNTAIN RESORTS. The Tavern of Castle Crag, the most en onenren, ‘Monday, April 27th,Notice is Lereby given. that the second installment of State and County Taxes will become delinquent on Monday, April 27, 1896, at 6 o’clock P. M. Five per cent. and additional costs will be added to all utipaid Taxes after the above date. : B. F. SNELL, Tax Collector, ders at the Union Hotel. Nevada City, April 15. ——— Yes, You Do _ NOTE TO TAXPAYERS The Last. Installment Delage ft . es adjoining the Herald office, is now making two kinds of tomales—highly flavored and mildly flavored. ‘Try them. ated on Piety Hill, is offered for sale at a City about the last of April, who got back into the building without delay. evening from San Francisco, Geo, Kyle and W. Bone, of French Corral, came over today, W.G. Dodd of San Francisco, is here in the interest of the Dodd water wheel. W.C. Pease of San Francisco ~ arrived here last evening on his way. to Washington, J. H. Smith, the genial and whole-souled representative of the San Francisco Call, is in town, : hod Ah Moon, the Chinese merchant: of this city, will leave rrow morning in company with his wife for China, to be gone about a year, J. T. Howard and wife and Mrs. V. C. Yount, of Grass Valley, and Mrs, W. Jansen of Lincoln were in town today visiting friends, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, Two years ago, on the 26th and 27th of April, snow fell in this city. The snow is two feet deep in the vicinity of Marsh’s sawmill, on Rock creek, Always loaded—the lunch counter and ‘*Mac” at the Star and Crescent, Commercial street, tf. Sheriff Douglass has seven prisoners at work spading up the county’s lot, opposite the Court House, and will sow it to alfalfa, There was a heavy frost again last night, and in some places ice formed, It will. be something remarkable if the fruit is not all killed, Rev. Anna Shaw, the woman suffrage advocate, will speak at the Theater in this city on Friday evening, May Ist. She will doubtless be greeted by a large audience. Superintendent Nihell informs us that the pumps will be started at the Fortuna mine Wednesday. As soon as the water is pumped out work will be commenced underground, The Electric Power Company have placed one of their largest transformers at the cor— ner of Broad and Pine streets, and another of the same capacity has been put up near the Theater, These will be used for the twenty-four circuit, Bent the Supports. Today while the band of .the Shaw Comedy Company was playing at ‘the corner of Broad and Pine streets, a large crowd gathered to hear the music. About forty or fifty persons went up on the baleony to get & good position, While they were there two of the wrought iron supports holding the balcony bent beneath their weight, but not far enough to allow the.porch to fall, Parties on the street noticed what had happened and notified those on the balcony, Hot and Mild Tomales. Jos, Marshal at ; his place’on Pine.street, a2l-lw For Sale. ce A large lot with a small house ou it, situPiano Tuning. C. W. Bennett expects to reach Nevada a2] 66 Pills Do Not Cure. ~ eee greatest civil: war of modern times, nations of the world have begun to respect us, and when Mr. Seward politely told France that she.must get out of Mexico she went as quick as she could, leaving poor Maximillian to his fate. We have come to believe that we have the strongest government in the world, as Horace Greely used to say, “‘I guess we are just about right,” More than all, we can afford to be good natured over politics, are no more afraid of of internal dissention from this cause. than we are of foreign interference. Than welcome the Presidential election. Let each man come forward and do his duty as an American citizen, regardless of -his political views. This is his right—the’ sacred right guaranteed him by the constitution of his country—and he can exercise it amid peace and good will for all. “*‘My country, ’tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, Of thee I sing ; Land where my father died, Land of the pilgrims’ pride, From every mountain-side Let freedom riog.” CS ee eee Birthday Gems. > The latest novelties in the way of scarf pins have just. been received at Luetje &

Brand’s, They are called birthday gems Each pin contains a heart, in the center of which is a setting, different stones being used for diffsrent months, For February for instance, the amethyst is used, The pins are fastened to neat -little cards, each containing an appropriate verse, The pins are quite pretty and the price is only 25 cents each. A fine lot of canes made of Congo wood, which comes from Africa, are to be seen at the above store, If yow like to look at nice goods call at Luetje & Brand’s, Broad street, Gee Wanted y, A competent girl, to do house work in a smiall family. Apply at this office. a27tf Superior Court: The following business was transacted ‘in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald-~ well presiding: Charles E, Wilson vs. Martia Shewbridge, Demurrer to complaint overruled, Wm. McKenzie vs, John P? Poole. Crder granting plaintiff five days additional time t» prepare amendments to proposed findings in said matter,Estate of John Daniels, deceased. Decree settling final account and decree of distr.bution of estate granted, : Estate of Thomas Maloney, deceased. Decree'setting tinal account and decree of distribution of estate granted, Mee Alice Voss vs, Richard Dillon. Order fixing Thursday, April 30th., at 10 o’clock A. M., as the time for examining book accounts of L. Voss, The ing towns, Dygert, who has been a prisoner in Cuba arrived. here last evening on board the steamer M ascott, Topeka, Kan, April 27.—Five persons were killed, three fatally injured and seventeen badly hurt by a cyclone that passed ger. ‘“The bloomer girl belongs to that department along with the bicycles, doesn’t she?”’ ‘*Mayhe she does, ”’ replied the sportover Clay county last night. A large ing editor. ‘I hadn’t thought of ‘that, amount of property was destroyed. Go ahead,” nt of property was deatroy “Well, yon “see, T'ni Mitesh bee aa: duotor.”’ . **Ves,’? ‘‘And I want to know if the bloomer girl will get off the car backward like the’’—~ But the sporting editor had thrown up both hands as an intimation that the Homing Pigeons for the Navy. Wasuinaton, D. C., April .°7.—Mare Island navy yard is to be supplied with a flock of homing pigeons before long. The problem was clear beyond him.—Chinaval authorities have decided to have 50 ' : cago Post. tam at — navy yard, to be used as oc_ requires, = M O N E Y A Woman's Revenge, SAVING Exicor, Wis., April 27,—A woman who PP R . GG FE S had been jilted by her lover several years ago; on Saturday night revenged herself by MONRY SAVING DISHES . 5c MONEY SAVERS stealing the twin danghters of the man who Lunch Buckets, Coffee Pots, Cream Pitchers, had been false to her. The twins are the children of Mr. and Mrs. “Asher, and the Oat Meal Bowls, Custard Cups, Spooners, Plates, Dairy Pans, Hand Basins.g Se kidnapper is Miss Arnott. It is feared that each, or 6 for 25c. the little ones were put out of the way hy 10¢ MONEY savers their abductor. Berry Dish, Milk Pails, Meat Dish, Dish Pans, Mustard Pots, Vegetable Dish, Salad Dish. 10c each, or 3 for 25c. Tea Sets &4 Pieces, complete for 12 persons. Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations, Money Saving Prices Per Set 925, 950, 9:85; §-80$75, 4:15. ——— Naval School for California, Srockton, April 27,—The announcement that, President Cleveland had signed the bill introduced by Senator Perkins, providing for a naval School at Goat Island, is very pleasing news to Governor Budd. The Governor. is of the opinion that such an academy is needed on the Pacific Coast and the proposition has had his support from the first, Dinner Sets GO Pieces, complete for 6 persons, Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations, Money Saving Prices Per Set §:65. 4:25, 4:85, foo §:35> 65° Dinner Sets 200 Pieves, complete for 12 persons. Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations, ° Money Saving Prices Per Set Grant's Birthday, Gatena, Ill, April 27,—General Grant’s birthday was celebrated today. There was a large attendance of people from surround~ Dygert Arrives” Home, Tampa,, Fla, April 27,.—Walter Grant O' Pies, all made with skill and care, Rv and Choice Wedding Cakes, we see, Ker this in mind, that near and far, by the Clerk of the Board of City Trustees till 8 o’clock P. M. THURSDAY, 1896, for repairing’ the Sus. pension Bridge as cations on file in Hall. try a bottle. Price 50 cents . Do not fail to . . at VINTON’S, Broad Street. You 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.. To be plain, it is an acknowledged fact that James Kinkead’s=——— cash stores New York Bakery Commercial St., adjoining . Transcript Block, tren CARL SEIBT, a Prop’r, N** YORK BAKERY through all time, i In public favor seems to ene 2 a phe ent goods are always here, To serve us well is Seibt’s ae. Wholesome Bread, if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the week “YY eding to none here, patrons deem, In Nevada City, he is ciara &} His price is hlways just ana aR Of finest styles, and noe'y. The New York Bakery is the kkk Notice to Bridge Repairers, Commercial street, _—-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 . &nda see for yourself GIVEN AWAY . VU GIVEN AWAY T have had made a number of keys, one of which will unlock the glass Money Box now displayed in our store, and containing Twenty purchase we will present you with a key. ing the key that will unlock the case WILL to the entire contents of the box. will be entitled to have any keys. Dollars in gold coin. For each $1 cash The person’ holdBE ENTITLED No employe of the house Persons holding keys will be given an opportunity of trying them between September 15th and 30th, 1896. A. B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, oN evada City. Sealed bids will be received APRIL 30, per specifithe City By order of the Board of City Trustees, T. H. OARR, Clerk, Nevada City, April 22, 1896. po i 1:25: goo. 9-50, 40:5: Great American Importing Tea Co, Commercial St., Nevada City, 56 Mill St. Grass Valley, Endorsed For President, Qaktanp, April 27.—The Alameda if fae annual Proting of the stockholders of the office of the Com the 16th of May, 1896, of Directors. Annual Meeting. — the Orient Gold ERT P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, : Has on Hand The Freshest and, Best Stock Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, _ Etc., Btc,, To be found in Nevada City GIVE ME A TRIAL. Goods delivered free of charge, ning Co. will be held at 4 at North San Juan on oe y order of the Board HENRY GERMAN, Se fi North San Juan, April 21, 1806, sigtres discharge of executors, Cough Cure it the only known remedy for that terrile cliscase, Pure Broop is the safeguard of health. a your blood it Hoop’s Pitts cure liver ills, constipation, jaundice, sick headache, Estate of John Daniels, deceased, Final county Populista have decided to endorse Judge E. M. Gibson, the well-known jurist of Oakland, as their choice for President of the United States. He was the party nominee for Congress from the Third District four years ago, and subsequently was & candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court, i Will Settle the Matter, Consumption Can be Cured By the use of Shiloh’s. Cure. This great Celluloid Collars, Celluloid Collars, all sizes, sold fer 10 nts, atthe Branch Wonder. -tm_ _-—— veo B ure, rich and fall of Congregational Church yesterday Deacon Morse announced that a business meeting of the Trustees would be held next Wednesday evening. It is understood that at this meet—4 a biliousness, 25¢, Wall Decorations. Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street; S. F. MONEY SAYING PRICES — MONEY SAVING STORES Don’t Fail »TRY OUR AT OUR her City. gas 400 IN OPERATION Money Saved Every Day -No Special Day rior "To see the Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes sigps for ala lol 84 feet and 6 inches by 130 feet, psp and é by. E combined fraternities and Knights of ihn hereby requ ing to be erected on a of Pine and fittin TOooms thirty by, fifty feet, ca Plans drawn to rge build: Said building to cost includi walls will be of brick or other fi shall conform materi Te ordinances governing th. ings in the city of San Francisee” e Secretary's o Notice to Architects, of the Native Sons : cisco. The ground ‘ A is a oor shall contain sto sho ; vitality by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and rf windows “The second ane, vig ee bargain, Inquire of A. Tam, al7 . sou will not need to fear the attacks of. Sax Francisco, April 27.—In the first sontein lodge Tooms and entertainment rooms. disease. Sie, ’ be refully ventilated, @ scale of not less than ce up to the ally tion inch to 1 foot, with th U4 be received at che de signa, comes thereon, wil! hour of noon ; rs sete : : Aaa a —Kept by— : May 20th, 1896, ‘ Mee = : ss _ When house-cleaning time comes, remem. 26 the seen of diemiasing or rote A.J. 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