April 3, 1896 (4 pages)

ter P Car [§ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT 7 shee. 6, 4860;)., are Nevads itv, warete County,” Oatit. r ~ plished Evenines Ex Sundays and cae . Dali xcept AuBSORIPTION T fteen Cents: a’ Week; ' @ixty Cents a Mouth; six Dollars a Year When “pare in Advance fer'a Full Year. Loca, Reabine Noricas—Ten Cente a Line for First Insertidn, Fivé Cents s Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on ppp ation —S PRIDAY...-: .o APRIL 3, 1896. _ PERSONAL POINTERS. eee A Concise Chronicle: ‘of nie Folks Doings and Intentions. FF Hon. R. MoMurray left yesterday for “H. J. Wright has returned from San Francisco, F.-J. Zimmerman of Placerville arrived yesterday ou a visit to relatives, having here made the trip on a bicycle, Mias Lena Irvine of San Francisco arrived here on last night’s train. Charles Hagerty retarned to Moore’s Flat yesterday. Mrs, M, E; -Drisbow of Chicago arrived here last evening. O. B.-Castin of-San Francisco came in on -the train last night. ¥, T. Nilon is in Marysville on business Dana Harmon is down from. Washington district on a visit to bis folks. Mrs, R. Austin of Washinton is visiting friends here. Miss May Bandemar of Bloomfield is here on a visit to her sister. Clyde Gibson, Graniteville’s public school <teacher,.returned . last evening . from Los “Angeles, Rev. J.T. Murrizh, formerly pastor of the Methodist Church in this city, and who last fall was appointed to the charge ai tafe bag, been obliged to temporaril) from the pastorate, owing to failing . ) health, Ed, Lawson of Auburn is in town, ; H. B, Havens, C. H. Morrell and F, H. Hall, of San Francisco, arrived here onthe morning train. Chas. Davison came down from North Bloomfield today. _ §,.H, Dikeman of Berkeley arrived here “Yast evening. J. R, dacs gba of Pleasant Valley is in HOLY rir’ —— Fasting, Prayer and Sacrifices—lts SigDiftcance in the Christian Religion. This week, which is the closing one ot Lent, is variously known as Holy Week, Great Week and Silent Week, and the ceremonies which mark vhe several services that are held during it in the churches, especially the last three or four days, are always of the most solemn and impressive ene Por Restraining Dams Is Re-. ‘porte by the Committe. Californie. to hain $260,000 to Ald Jn the Work. The following dispatch was received here this morning : ; Wasuryaron, D. CO. April 3.— To Nat. P. Brown: The Committee reports the $250,000 ‘appropriation for restrait ing dame. Grove L, JoHNSON, Although it was said in the dispatches & few days ago that the appropriation would probably be secured, still it was not then a certainty. The information given in the above message that the committee bas reported the appropriation asked for is glorious news to the people of the mining sections, “and should” aleo°‘be received with the hydraulic mining districts of the State, mountains, mining . counties is inestimable. delight by the people of the valleys, as it. poxer of the Olympic Club. means not only a new era of prosperity to but the improvement of the rivers and pro~ tection to the valleys from further injury from, mining and other debria. from, the To the tiiners the securing of this appropriation is the greatest victory. “they have ever achieved, and the good it means for to furnish supplies, and for refusing to the welfare of Nevada county and other) aijow legal claims against the county. Operations : ee elegraphik Special to the Daly Tr From all Parts of. the. . -_—— . Peed thd ebb sdiaplag es rranscript. ¥ 44 ae . Will Act Next Year, =~ Wasutneton, D. ©. April 3. —tThe request of China for periniseion to ‘jon the . postal union will be potea next years nal ‘Narrow fest From Drowning} Say Francrsco, April 3,—For ‘at least three-quarters of an hour yesterday afternoon George Green was in’ the Bay of San Francisco struggling for his life. When’ he was almost exhausted and about to sink beneath the waves a boat’s crew. from the British ship Elspers rowed to where He ‘was and rescued him, Green is the well-knowa While out for aride the gmail boat or shell he was in capsized. Supervisors Accused. Sacramento, April 2.—The Grand Jury has-filed eighteen accusations against the Board of Supervisors of this county. The charges are for failing to advertise for bide . jail in Guba, will probably be liberated on . -priations have. been under discussion, and will be eventually resumed in many of the hydraulic mines that have lain idle for several years, and the prozperous times that formerly existed. i in all the mining camps on the Ridge will’ be restored. © Great credit is due Congressman Grove Le Johnson, Hon, Tirey L, Ford and all others whose efforts at Washington were used i in behalf of the appropriation. Congressman Johnson is deserving of especial praise for the important work he has performed to secure the appropriation. fe has labored zealously with the committee ever since the river and harbor approhis influence with that body, as shown by the official reports, was greater than that of any ‘other person who appeared before the committee to urge the appropriation for restraining dams, The-charge made some time ago that he was working to defeat the appropriation “was utterly false, and the records show beyond a doubt that he has done mere than any one else to bring about the desired! result, Grove L. Johnson, by his action in this matter, has done more for. the mining communities than any repcharacter and are attended by, immense congregations. . It, began on Palm ‘Sunday, which is accepted as the anniversary of our ‘Saviour’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem, where,.as St. John -recurds, the populace met him and strewed palm leaves in his path. At St; Oanice Church last Sunday . the altar wss decorated with palm branches which were afterwards blessed and distributed wmong'members of ‘the congregation, to be preserved by them «till Ash Wediiteday of next year. Christ entered Jerusalem on a day that anewera,to.the tenth of the moon, when the Jews brought the lambs that were to be killed’ard éaten’on’ the passover to their houseg.im. memory of their deliverance from the slavery of Egypt and of their entrance nto the'proniised land. Day before yesterday was Spy Wednesday, a teria given to the day for centuries back, because on that day Judas went his way to betray Christ and put spies to watch his movements, It is celebrated by the sblerit Yeading of the Passion of Christ from st. Tuke’s Gospel. , Yesterday was Holy Thursday, by. far the must ‘inlipressive day of Holy Week. At the Catholic. Church the altar was beautifally decorated™with flowers, Mass was celebrated,in the ‘morning, after which there was the solemn procedsion of the Holy Eucharist. After singing “Gloria ip Excelsis” no belb is'tung uutil the singing’ of that canticle on Holy Saturday to express sorrow for the death of Christ, ~<Jn-the morning of Good Friday, today, the impressive ceremony of adoring the cross commences. There is no sacrifice ¢ffered on thisday, but in the evening the faithful assemble and perform the way ot the cross and to hear a sermon on the Passion of Christ. sin Holy Saturday the morning service per ees abd will consist of bless, 14 font), paschal candle, -Kaster water pt Which mass will be celebrated, At all the churchesin this city, and especially the Catholic and Episcopal éburches, Easter Sunday! will’ be: eclebrated with elaborate ceremonies. The different edifices will be decorated with a profusion oi the choicest and most beautiful flowers, and the choirs have been making unusual preparations for the day and the Easter choral services will be of a high order of éxcellence. _s he music at St. Canice Catholic Church “om Easter will be under the personal direction of Mre. DeWitt Renfro-and will consist of twenty-five voices, accompanied by two Violins, a piano. and an organ, Rose: a one of the’ finedt sacred] img Works. which the choir has for some time, The following soloists will . Cérkeet, Miss rieda Hierresentative we have ever had. in Congress, and the people ih the mining sections owe him a great.debt of gratitude, Advertised Letters. « Mhe following is a list of the letters revdiltnthg in the postoffice at Nevada City, . Nevada, Gounty, Cal., —_ 29, 1896: . Andereon, ede Berry, Mrs, 8. Bass,,A. A. Bags, C. CU. Bermetts, Mrs. Chas. Ducotey, Frank Frekine, Frank L, (2) Godfrey, A. Gregg,,. Robt. Haines, T. Stillman, Hall, Howard G,: Harter, Miss Ethel Harting, Frauk Hogden, O. B, {odper, Mrs. M. rames, J, F. Leonard, May Meliee, Christ. Mackionion, Neil L. (2) Mclnerny, Miss Lizze MoOloion, John . Robinson, J. W, Kobinson, Wm. * Robinson, Mrs, ‘Wri. (2) Skeahan Miss Mantie™ i Af not called” for in fifteén’*days letters ‘will be sent to the dead letter ‘office. Parties calling for any’, “of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. E. Carr, P. M. ae. Sawmill Machinery For Sale. ' A complete sawmill outfit, consisting of -aws, @igines and all other’ appurtenances and machinery requirdd in conducting sawmill business, will] be sold cheap and at a bargain. For parneniees enquire of Fred KE. Brown. re D, Mason sind Tok ohn F, Kidder yesterday went to San Francisco -yesterday to attend the banquet to be given Hon. Chauncey M. Depew by the ‘Union League Club, ‘Seats For the ‘Concert. ‘Sond seats for the coming concert to be given by Mrs: Parsons may be secured in advance at James Foley's: confectionery store.’ Mereafter the box sheet for all theatrical attractions: will be found here. Another r Dispatch. Hon. J, M. Walling ing received tho following dispateh: : “River and Harbor pill reported today, earryibg @ quarter of a million for restrainCalifornians in Washington jubilant. pluform Nevada City aud Grass Valley papers. . Smer L. Forp. ; Shipping Es Eastward. A large quantity of of inineral paint'is to be . office Appropriation bill brought out a lively Will Investigate, Wasninerey, D. C., April.3. —The, River and Harbor Committee today: re~ ported an appropriation of $250,000 for thei construction of restraining dams, to protect the Sacramentoand Feather rivers from further injury., from tnining debris. The work is to be performed under the direction of the Secretary of War, who will consult with the California Debris Commission. R. T. Devlin of Sacramento, attorney for the California Auti-Debris Association, ar-, rived in Washington’ last night. He will thoroughly investigate the provisions’ ‘re—" lating to the appropriation, and will report thereon to the Executive Conimittee of the Association. Cleveland will Not Accept WisuinerTon, D.-C., April3:— President Cleveland has written a letter in which he asserta possitively that he will not adcepti}: the nomination for a third term under any conaideration whatever. The letter was written three weeks ago, but has juat been made public. To Abolish Small Postofiice, Wasuinaton, D. C., April 3.—The Postdiscusgion in the Senate yesterday, ,im regard to the recommendation that all small many districts now having be made dependent upon larger places to handle their mails. The matter went over without being f acted upon. Distinguished Visitors, San Francisco, April 3.—Chauncey M, Depew and Cornelius Vanderbilt, the great railroad magnates, arrived here last evening. They were received by, a a opmmittee brief stay. Photographed a Tumor. : Purape rasa, April 3.—A High School Professor in this city has been experiment — ing with the Roentgen process, ‘of ‘photo graphing by means of the cathode rayé, has succeeded in photographing a tumor at the bave of a woman’s brain. “Vecgure to Ladiga. #05 A free lecture to ladies will be: delivered by Miss Fales at the Methodist Church Monday afternoon, April 6th, at 2:30 S'Gloek, under the auspices of the Yiavi Pempeng: Subject: ‘Health and Beaut v9 ayy y ee Case Dismissed. {4 nee Upon motion of District Attorney Riley] A the case againet Uharles Nichols, accused of selling a bogus gold quartz specimen, was dismissed this morning. ‘The jury foiled to agree at the recent trial and a second trial had: been set for today. ‘tard Gard of Thanks. -o394 The surviving apinhers of the family of the late John Laddrigan ‘ ‘debiré to. express their sincere thanks for the many kind favors extended by friends in their hour of distress. Rev. Beck's. Lecture. ae FEE All persous who would enjor ‘rare intellectual treat should be present at the Methodist Church tonight and listen to the lecture to be delivered by the Rev. “Mi D; Buck, Mr. Back has sania over seventy miles for the edification: je and as the learned gentleman has come sorely fet shipped from Spenceville, Nevada covuity, picago. Tt will bo,teamed to bal cars ° being protection, ‘He said that Washington country Postoffice be abolished, and . theg . . and will be royally entertained ‘during ane" the opportunity should not be ralened, and . ey, out of good will and with a desire to aid a ~— Will Be Released, Wasutnetoy, D. ©., April 3.—Intellii gence received here is to the effect that Wal-. ter Dygert, the American now confined in PONE next, ; , Barthquake in Oregon. PORTLAND, Or., April 2.—About 3:20 a. m. a single earthquake shock of brief duration was felt here. The shock was felt as as gout th as Salem. A a8 ‘Or., April 2.—The inhabitants were awakened at 3:17 this morn ‘ing by an éarthquake, Two or three distinct shocks followed in quick succession, with'a load rambling noise coming from the yuaaty, -Thejearth oppeaned tp tip somans} the east. i The Great Issue, New York, April 2.—Senator Watson C. Squire of Washington was in the city yes+ terday. Senator Squire is one of the West+ ern silver Senators, but says thatthe ques tion of bimetallism will cut little figure at the Republican eonvention, the great issue had not declared in favor of any Presidential candidate and was pot hostile to any that had: been nafned so far’ He “believed} hewevers that: McKinley would: get the nomination, “He Worked Them Al anéarthed some more of the transactions of Harry Blum,’ Who Wairreleaséd from ‘San ‘Quentin only last November and who seems to have put in his entire time since in dei frauding people of this city. Blum, unde the'naine: of Betinett; fastened himself onto a family named Fisher. He introduced a woman here as his wife, They lived at Fisher’s house and induced many me'J chants to “beleive that Blum was ‘a wealthy land owner ‘of Ensenada. Maier & Zobélein’s ‘. brewery shipped twelve barrels of ‘peer to fnsenda forhim. Tailors furnished clothes,: batters. hate and, milliners and dry goods stores cashed: x ‘check for goods, ME DAILY TRANSCRIPTS . uinmarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. A valuable pointer dog belonging to Frauk Snell was poisoned last night. The, fused offers of $200 for him. J, Scallen a d J. Lynch were disghatifed from the “county jail today, after derving ten days for vagranoy, ~~” «de gation from Milo Lodge, ee at Grass Valley. The feasibility of both, A’ San_Pranclseo 70 Milliner Cohwiag, . assortment of Spring Millinery Thursday, whare the display wilt be made, Keep Your Money at Home. pieces, for $21.00." ask for credit. \m30) ! Lrea-& Suaw Co, s yey sp Stock For Sale. ¢ » i 4 ¥ ,;— will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire of H 1, Gove or at this office.,.._26-1m. Compiete. at a Bargain. Ber «a FRED E. BROWN, “4 SUA hice ob + Saat hae doe S34 fay ® VAR TAS VTS £6 Berry pith Mik! Pails,“ Meat Dish, pie os Dish. “106 each) or 3 for 250: ARRIVALS’AT THE i ‘a ie. Be yt Hot if * Se ah 4 vention in San Jose next month. It is ‘to. 3 Prot, Edwin F. a Grass Valley, ee M,C. Dunkley, be hoped. that every. Sits will be. seer ns cee Et oe pi aR OCT IRN H , Sacramento, : Fine or. ie Tne bene, Camptonville, resénted. This. wow bson, G teville, The opening of aS at Mrs. L. ra Beene bs aaa Francioo, i, gBotonn rama oes jas been poe Barney Nassie, ned till Saturdays. m sl i a Ss: =. Geo; Grigler,, Newtown, 43 Be ‘Geo. Bell, Auburn, “H.R, Cory, Shaw’s Big Show, AYER’S Chert¥ P Péctoral P assesses power— ative, too. T is coming toge' county gq gaps in good . he exc! hice pang vers simabies yisora most result in the'end in ‘the true’and — the euconomic ewe to the top. It is in Eugene Torrey, San Francisco, Sam M. Davis, Oakland, ful healing q manifest them; selves whey Fame 8 employed . in ey Sh af, Gat Pivanice, the = direotion’ of harmouiding. Site incold, cor Bk pao x ioe troublege:, Its) Morey Meyer, “ terests and unfying the people alao, The wwodyne herrea ate pely H. Fisher, Sacramento, ~ intelligent of the Supervisors ‘are hikely to, Dayton, Ohio, Tom Monohang, » BE. J. Dorsey, Grass Valley, . _W, A. Downey, San Francis¢o, ~ Geo. Benton, Lodi, T. BR. Hofer, Carson, Nevade, Geo, Bryson, Empire, i : * Johu Jones, Moundhouse, ga ‘Hume Yerington, Club House, Washoe, prevail over the other and impress ‘them realized. is is. Ss chimical success with the policy of «comomic’ inethiods. eeynt staat Hoon’s,Pa.s are the beat ca cathartic and liver medicine, . Harm reliable, ' sure, 25¢. A. Cohn, Gold Hill, rife of J, Kistle, @ son, MONEY" O: Tennant, Lake View, © : Se canbe e SAVI NG” Vi = para agen ae al : P R . 2 Se me i Very Ro Rough. A Course of ‘Lee irs -scvullQBY, SBVINR SHR i tie. educational qualifications and vote at He MONEY’ SAVERS next election. = 5 Lunch Buckets, Coffee Pots, Cream Pitchers Nevada County Directory. “Oat Meat Bowls, ‘Ciistard ‘Cups; Spooners -Plates,: Dairy: Pans; Hand aah a each, or 6 for 25e, 3 1Qe MONEY!SAVERS BORN. . In Nevada City, April 1,°1896, to the Five finds Chinese of’ San Francisco, . . who claim to be American born, are studying lee Will be delivered at the «ia METHODIST CHURCH, Vader the auspices, of the Ladies’ Aid Society, AS 1OLLOWS : ’ Copies of the Hevesi County Directory can be obtained for 50 cénts. By mai‘, 75 cents. ° Apply to ie ~ Frup. E, Brown, Transcript Office. . Friday. Evening, April 3d— REY. M. D, BUCK, of Sacramento. _ Sabine eet Pans, Mustard Pots , Vegetable Dishjs a! ad ‘ea Sets (Spring Millinery. ‘A Pieces,’ complete for 12 persons, Pure White, Delicate’ Blue, ore aud Rich {oe Gold Spray Decorations, : ‘Money Saving-Prices Per' at The Largest and Most Priday Evening, April ‘10th, HON. J. T. HOWARD, of Grass Valley. Prblect cones and poemscet are to meet in con ay: delegates. Tt wa ni ele eon! wntEat 25%, cae : yen ees Bree Los Axceurs, April.2—The police. today owner: -valued the dog at $500, and had re=. . . bof Pythias, last night visited Olympic Lodgei Wednesday Evening, April 8, 1896,. lodges uniting in holding apicnic or dance, Concert : spay May jst was discus ed. ff Migs Alice Haake wilt display an elegant April 2d. .,Ayspecial Easter sale will take plade auid-alsala special effort will be made ta pense the Jadies with both styles and prices, Miss Haake will be pleased to receive the ladies at the Union Hotel parlors, m8l2t ’ A little over 700 shares of Harmony stock See a enna AR REE RRR AERC EES 8 3 Machinery for, Dale, . extra.” ‘To be had ‘at J. M, Foley’ Teh a Sed we tee yo tea PEEP ES aN Hawke Saw Miil Machinery, It will be sold} tan siwelud ding Band Baw, For particulars. apply to, ‘T. . 5 Spi 9 50," are nr fh eee 4s Dinner Sets”; 60 Pieces, complete. fon 6. sorvondh Zire White, Delicate. Blue,.Brown. and.Rich .Gold Spray Decorations. "Money "Saving Prices’ Per Set . ‘Dinner Sets. Money Saving: Prices Per Sat 5%: G75 pee § 620, G50, 40° 50. Great Arian mpating Tea Co, Com ercial St,, Nevada City” out examining my goods and prices. e 100 ‘Pieces, complete for 12 pertows. Pure ee Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich es yO Ul Do l~— peyote: Geld Spray , Decorations, ‘ 9 Re a a ae the cheapest. . Just That Thing.) W : ¢ ‘4 a LEE Bae f cA Friday Even’ ng, April ee ’ REV. L. J. GARVER, of Grass Valley. Subject—‘'E, Pluribus Unum,” Fashionable Stock In Nevada County. OOF Don’t make your purchases withTickets for the Course, 50 cents. TiRS. I. MARION, Single T‘akete, 25 cents Leader Millinery, seis ‘ NEVADA CITY. Childten’s 8 Tukets, “D0 seats, f e * You want to buy your goods where you can get fem Not cheap goods but cheap prices. : ‘There is just one placo in Nevada Citys} ‘where. onsen do ae EE To be plain, it is an acknowledged f fact that 56 Mill St., Grass Valley. Has enaitatns 52-58 ‘Marked ‘stteet, 8. F, James Kinkead . — oscars TRY OU on cs oi at he largest stock of Furniture and all other things in MONEY SAYING PRICES Tera. his litie, of all Grades, Kinds and Style, and will peli them at ‘AT OUR \a lower rate than any other house, on the Coast. heart MONEY SAVING STORES . Call at his Commercial Bicent ‘ptoves and see for yorrsak. 3D) ON OPERATION. Money Saved Every Day No Special Day vn, gee BG ct . 3 Operetta, GIVEN «BY 4 Mrs. .H.:G, Parsons, ;'' AS SISTED BY’ HER PRIVATE AND OLASS PUPILS, Ly J veg? Part bens win include Vocal Solos; Quartettes, : Chorusses me Dramatic Recitations. . Part. 1. oh: vod Khe! Scho The ee Operetta, ‘Little Red Riding ices reduced, ve Hodéd,’ introducing thitty Nevada City: children in attractive costumes, also added aera ‘ é TUB en. GUE 2 Red Biting ri ‘Drill, by vit Tittle girls, es @@F Admigsion—Adults, 2 cents; Chil-) dren 15 icents, Reserved Seats, 45: cents POR: SALE: 4 = th forte ain ah ‘ CRAMENTO STREET, near the Pisga romlas fore Wood! . Wheel ang Shattings all ir aleve mond tena 4] to run, is offered forsale, In als dain o m23 O.¢ OL OF adtrees, 0,.B. GETCHELL,. aie dpeumbent, announces himself, 9a: a H. McKECHNIE, PAPER HANGER. het otinit 24 di Pinidbnd? aud Decorating a at, Gebusiae ‘inguin of trae Heceeeeen : ‘He will keep on hand the candidate for the ofitce ot City Marshal. Elec-. tion Mondayy May oe Apis ‘, , q he’ Grotte ts ig nants ; Joka W, Bracke Gul 18am ‘DOWNING BUILDING, ” is) co8 bo MAIN? 'SPREET,* ©" -Has opened the most arta’) nines” Ales, Liquors and Cigars, ORCI MARSHAL, . aaa . For twenty years i cata geen 4 bist é t Saldon inj) 4 4 4 \WineS Wines—— f i Wowr, The Cash Grocer, Has received a canbieum@at of . i : Fine Imported and California — Se Wines which he will et at ae iy : following figures : fie Morgan's Imported Sherry, 50 cents pe George’s Imported Claret, 50 cénts’ pe ttle. Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle. % American Champagne, Iinperial, 75 cents per pint bottle Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 cents,, pint, bottle. Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. a 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 70 oui per “gallon. Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry: pay] at 25 cen oper quart bottle. : E ‘ a3 sa at ‘Commercial Street, roo MHas’on Hand =. the Freshest and Best Stock: ihn. ae + Groot, Provisions; Can. fea, To be found in ‘Nevada Gity: per games ae ey Goods delivered free ofa 2t peon POO TEA Riek et oan, Bee eae ners Cui: : We have taken the lead i in Stylish “Dont: buy ‘until you Tiave ‘seen our phere: nat ORE CAS ie Peni i SE To be found in the ‘State, Cait nd set my place and test my goods, sro \ he Sata he oie nels SS ‘Mrs. Lester & Crawford Bytes alee tere set 2 fang oe) Ln Bee ihe me FRIDAY MUST 4) county as a school el the names pervisors, portance a Superior C Judge G1 reaches ou all electior those;who elections p Judge Gra the Board: at any . elector mt Great Regi said voter’s he is not ¢ future elec not taken: the old reg tered betor eral Fitage of it, holdi new regiat election w« jority of fh sidered unt tinetly and the.» necess elector toy that, of reg what it say Buve Gr it Tomorr vbe service No. one bald or. treatment ecalp and Ladies’ per pair, Js a Bul by Dicke' Asan Electric . “beat. 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ter P Car [§ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT 7 shee. 6, 4860;)., are Nevads itv, warete County,” Oatit. r ~ plished Evenines Ex Sundays and cae . Dali xcept AuBSORIPTION T fteen Cents: a’ Week; ' @ixty Cents a Mouth; six Dollars a Year When “pare in Advance fer'a Full Year. Loca, Reabine Noricas—Ten Cente a Line for First Insertidn, Fivé Cents s Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on ppp ation —S PRIDAY.....-: .o APRIL 3, 1896. _ PERSONAL POINTERS. eee A Concise Chronicle: ‘of nie Folks Doings and Intentions. FF Hon. R. MoMurray left yesterday for “H. J. Wright has returned from San Francisco, F.-J. Zimmerman of Placerville arrived yesterday ou a visit to relatives, having here made the trip on a bicycle, Mias Lena Irvine of San Francisco arrived here on last night’s train. Charles Hagerty retarned to Moore’s Flat yesterday. Mrs, M, E; -Drisbow of Chicago arrived here last evening. O. B.-Castin of-San Francisco came in on -the train last night. ¥, T. Nilon is in Marysville on business Dana Harmon is down from. Washington district on a visit to bis folks. Mrs, R. Austin of Washinton is visiting friends here. Miss May Bandemar of Bloomfield is here on a visit to her sister. Clyde Gibson, Graniteville’s public school <teacher,.returned . last evening . from Los “Angeles, Rev. J.T. Murrizh, formerly pastor of the Methodist Church in this city, and who last fall was appointed to the charge ai tafe bag, been obliged to temporaril) from the pastorate, owing to failing . ) health, Ed, Lawson of Auburn is in town, ; H. B, Havens, C. H. Morrell and F, H. Hall, of San Francisco, arrived here onthe morning train. Chas. Davison came down from North Bloomfield today. _ §,.H, Dikeman of Berkeley arrived here “Yast evening. J. R, dacs gba of Pleasant Valley is in HOLY rir’ —— Fasting, Prayer and Sacrifices—lts SigDiftcance in the Christian Religion. This week, which is the closing one ot Lent, is variously known as Holy Week, Great Week and Silent Week, and the ceremonies which mark vhe several services that are held during it in the churches, especially the last three or four days, are always of the most solemn and impressive ene Por Restraining Dams Is Re-. ‘porte by the Committe. Californie. to hain $260,000 to Ald Jn the Work. The following dispatch was received here this morning : ; Wasuryaron, D. CO. April 3.— To Nat. P. Brown: The Committee reports the $250,000 ‘appropriation for restrait ing dame. Grove L, JoHNSON, Although it was said in the dispatches & few days ago that the appropriation would probably be secured, still it was not then a certainty. The information given in the above message that the committee bas reported the appropriation asked for is glorious news to the people of the mining sections, “and should” aleo°‘be received with the hydraulic mining districts of the State, mountains, mining . counties is inestimable. delight by the people of the valleys, as it. poxer of the Olympic Club. means not only a new era of prosperity to but the improvement of the rivers and pro~ tection to the valleys from further injury from, mining and other debria. from, the To the tiiners the securing of this appropriation is the greatest victory. “they have ever achieved, and the good it means for to furnish supplies, and for refusing to the welfare of Nevada county and other) aijow legal claims against the county. Operations : ee elegraphik Special to the Daly Tr From all Parts of. the. . -_—— . Peed thd ebb sdiaplag es rranscript. ¥ 44 ae . Will Act Next Year, =~ Wasutneton, D. ©. April 3. —tThe request of China for periniseion to ‘jon the . postal union will be potea next years nal ‘Narrow fest From Drowning} Say Francrsco, April 3,—For ‘at least three-quarters of an hour yesterday afternoon George Green was in’ the Bay of San Francisco struggling for his life. When’ he was almost exhausted and about to sink beneath the waves a boat’s crew. from the British ship Elspers rowed to where He ‘was and rescued him, Green is the well-knowa While out for aride the gmail boat or shell he was in capsized. Supervisors Accused. Sacramento, April 2.—The Grand Jury has-filed eighteen accusations against the Board of Supervisors of this county. The charges are for failing to advertise for bide . jail in Guba, will probably be liberated on . -priations have. been under discussion, and will be eventually resumed in many of the hydraulic mines that have lain idle for several years, and the prozperous times that formerly existed. i in all the mining camps on the Ridge will’ be restored. © Great credit is due Congressman Grove Le Johnson, Hon, Tirey L, Ford and all others whose efforts at Washington were used i in behalf of the appropriation. Congressman Johnson is deserving of especial praise for the important work he has performed to secure the appropriation. fe has labored zealously with the committee ever since the river and harbor approhis influence with that body, as shown by the official reports, was greater than that of any ‘other person who appeared before the committee to urge the appropriation for restraining dams, The-charge made some time ago that he was working to defeat the appropriation “was utterly false, and the records show beyond a doubt that he has done mere than any one else to bring about the desired! result, Grove L. Johnson, by his action in this matter, has done more for. the mining communities than any repcharacter and are attended by, immense congregations. . It, began on Palm ‘Sunday, which is accepted as the anniversary of our ‘Saviour’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem, where,.as St. John -recurds, the populace met him and strewed palm leaves in his path. At St; Oanice Church last Sunday . the altar wss decorated with palm branches which were afterwards blessed and distributed wmong'members of ‘the congregation, to be preserved by them «till Ash Wediiteday of next year. Christ entered Jerusalem on a day that anewera,to.the tenth of the moon, when the Jews brought the lambs that were to be killed’ard éaten’on’ the passover to their houseg.im. memory of their deliverance from the slavery of Egypt and of their entrance nto the'proniised land. Day before yesterday was Spy Wednesday, a teria given to the day for centuries back, because on that day Judas went his way to betray Christ and put spies to watch his movements, It is celebrated by the sblerit Yeading of the Passion of Christ from st. Tuke’s Gospel. , Yesterday was Holy Thursday, by. far the must ‘inlipressive day of Holy Week. At the Catholic. Church the altar was beautifally decorated™with flowers, Mass was celebrated,in the ‘morning, after which there was the solemn procedsion of the Holy Eucharist. After singing “Gloria ip Excelsis” no belb is'tung uutil the singing’ of that canticle on Holy Saturday to express sorrow for the death of Christ, ~<Jn-the morning of Good Friday, today, the impressive ceremony of adoring the cross commences. There is no sacrifice ¢ffered on thisday, but in the evening the faithful assemble and perform the way ot the cross and to hear a sermon on the Passion of Christ. sin Holy Saturday the morning service per ees abd will consist of bless, 14 font), paschal candle, -Kaster water pt Which mass will be celebrated, At all the churchesin this city, and especially the Catholic and Episcopal éburches, Easter Sunday! will’ be: eclebrated with elaborate ceremonies. The different edifices will be decorated with a profusion oi the choicest and most beautiful flowers, and the choirs have been making unusual preparations for the day and the Easter choral services will be of a high order of éxcellence. _s he music at St. Canice Catholic Church “om Easter will be under the personal direction of Mre. DeWitt Renfro-and will consist of twenty-five voices, accompanied by two Violins, a piano. and an organ, Rose: a one of the’ finedt sacred] img Works. which the choir has for some time, The following soloists will . Cérkeet, Miss rieda Hierresentative we have ever had. in Congress, and the people ih the mining sections owe him a great.debt of gratitude, Advertised Letters. « Mhe following is a list of the letters revdiltnthg in the postoffice at Nevada City, . Nevada, Gounty, Cal., —_ 29, 1896: . Andereon, ede Berry, Mrs, 8. Bass,,A. A. Bags, C. CU. Bermetts, Mrs. Chas. Ducotey, Frank Frekine, Frank L, (2) Godfrey, A. Gregg,,. Robt. Haines, T. Stillman, Hall, Howard G,: Harter, Miss Ethel Harting, Frauk Hogden, O. B, {odper, Mrs. M. rames, J, F. Leonard, May Meliee, Christ. Mackionion, Neil L. (2) Mclnerny, Miss Lizze MoOloion, John . Robinson, J. W, Kobinson, Wm. * Robinson, Mrs, ‘Wri. (2) Skeahan Miss Mantie™ i Af not called” for in fifteén’*days letters ‘will be sent to the dead letter ‘office. Parties calling for any’, “of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. E. Carr, P. M. ae. Sawmill Machinery For Sale. ' A complete sawmill outfit, consisting of -aws, @igines and all other’ appurtenances and machinery requirdd in conducting sawmill business, will] be sold cheap and at a bargain. For parneniees enquire of Fred KE. Brown. re D, Mason sind Tok ohn F, Kidder yesterday went to San Francisco -yesterday to attend the banquet to be given Hon. Chauncey M. Depew by the ‘Union League Club, ‘Seats For the ‘Concert. ‘Sond seats for the coming concert to be given by Mrs: Parsons may be secured in advance at James Foley's: confectionery store.’ Mereafter the box sheet for all theatrical attractions: will be found here. Another r Dispatch. Hon. J, M. Walling ing received tho following dispateh: : “River and Harbor pill reported today, earryibg @ quarter of a million for restrainCalifornians in Washington jubilant. pluform Nevada City aud Grass Valley papers. . Smer L. Forp. ; Shipping Es Eastward. A large quantity of of inineral paint'is to be . office Appropriation bill brought out a lively Will Investigate, Wasninerey, D. C., April.3. —The, River and Harbor Committee today: re~ ported an appropriation of $250,000 for thei construction of restraining dams, to protect the Sacramentoand Feather rivers from further injury., from tnining debris. The work is to be performed under the direction of the Secretary of War, who will consult with the California Debris Commission. R. T. Devlin of Sacramento, attorney for the California Auti-Debris Association, ar-, rived in Washington’ last night. He will thoroughly investigate the provisions’ ‘re—" lating to the appropriation, and will report thereon to the Executive Conimittee of the Association. Cleveland will Not Accept WisuinerTon, D.-C., April3:— President Cleveland has written a letter in which he asserta possitively that he will not adcepti}: the nomination for a third term under any conaideration whatever. The letter was written three weeks ago, but has juat been made public. To Abolish Small Postofiice, Wasuinaton, D. C., April 3.—The Postdiscusgion in the Senate yesterday, ,im regard to the recommendation that all small many districts now having be made dependent upon larger places to handle their mails. The matter went over without being f acted upon. Distinguished Visitors, San Francisco, April 3.—Chauncey M, Depew and Cornelius Vanderbilt, the great railroad magnates, arrived here last evening. They were received by, a a opmmittee brief stay. Photographed a Tumor. : Purape rasa, April 3.—A High School Professor in this city has been experiment — ing with the Roentgen process, ‘of ‘photo graphing by means of the cathode rayé, has succeeded in photographing a tumor at the bave of a woman’s brain. “Vecgure to Ladiga. #05 A free lecture to ladies will be: delivered by Miss Fales at the Methodist Church Monday afternoon, April 6th, at 2:30 S'Gloek, under the auspices of the Yiavi Pempeng: Subject: ‘Health and Beaut v9 ayy y ee Case Dismissed. {4 nee Upon motion of District Attorney Riley] A the case againet Uharles Nichols, accused of selling a bogus gold quartz specimen, was dismissed this morning. ‘The jury foiled to agree at the recent trial and a second trial had: been set for today. ‘tard Gard of Thanks. -o394 The surviving apinhers of the family of the late John Laddrigan ‘ ‘debiré to. express their sincere thanks for the many kind favors extended by friends in their hour of distress. Rev. Beck's. Lecture. ae FEE All persous who would enjor ‘rare intellectual treat should be present at the Methodist Church tonight and listen to the lecture to be delivered by the Rev. “Mi D; Buck, Mr. Back has sania over seventy miles for the edification: je and as the learned gentleman has come sorely fet shipped from Spenceville, Nevada covuity, picago. Tt will bo,teamed to bal cars ° being protection, ‘He said that Washington country Postoffice be abolished, and . theg . . and will be royally entertained ‘during ane" the opportunity should not be ralened, and . ey, out of good will and with a desire to aid a ~— Will Be Released, Wasutnetoy, D. ©., April 3.—Intellii gence received here is to the effect that Wal-. ter Dygert, the American now confined in PONE next, ; , Barthquake in Oregon. PORTLAND, Or., April 2.—About 3:20 a. m. a single earthquake shock of brief duration was felt here. The shock was felt as as gout th as Salem.

A a8 ‘Or., April 2.—The inhabitants were awakened at 3:17 this morn ‘ing by an éarthquake, Two or three distinct shocks followed in quick succession, with'a load rambling noise coming from the yuaaty, -Thejearth oppeaned tp tip somans} the east. i The Great Issue, New York, April 2.—Senator Watson C. Squire of Washington was in the city yes+ terday. Senator Squire is one of the West+ ern silver Senators, but says thatthe ques tion of bimetallism will cut little figure at the Republican eonvention, the great issue had not declared in favor of any Presidential candidate and was pot hostile to any that had: been nafned so far’ He “believed} hewevers that: McKinley would: get the nomination, “He Worked Them Al anéarthed some more of the transactions of Harry Blum,’ Who Wairreleaséd from ‘San ‘Quentin only last November and who seems to have put in his entire time since in dei frauding people of this city. Blum, unde the'naine: of Betinett; fastened himself onto a family named Fisher. He introduced a woman here as his wife, They lived at Fisher’s house and induced many me'J chants to “beleive that Blum was ‘a wealthy land owner ‘of Ensenada. Maier & Zobélein’s ‘. brewery shipped twelve barrels of ‘peer to fnsenda forhim. Tailors furnished clothes,: batters. hate and, milliners and dry goods stores cashed: x ‘check for goods, ME DAILY TRANSCRIPTS . uinmarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. A valuable pointer dog belonging to Frauk Snell was poisoned last night. The, fused offers of $200 for him. J, Scallen a d J. Lynch were disghatifed from the “county jail today, after derving ten days for vagranoy, ~~” «de gation from Milo Lodge, ee at Grass Valley. The feasibility of both, A’ San_Pranclseo 70 Milliner Cohwiag, . assortment of Spring Millinery Thursday, whare the display wilt be made, Keep Your Money at Home. pieces, for $21.00." ask for credit. \m30) ! Lrea-& Suaw Co, s yey sp Stock For Sale. ¢ » i 4 ¥ ,;— will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire of H 1, Gove or at this office.,..._26-1m. Compiete. at a Bargain. Ber «a FRED E. BROWN, “4 SUA hice ob + Saat hae doe S34 fay ® VAR TAS VTS £6 Berry pith Mik! Pails,“ Meat Dish, pie os Dish. “106 each) or 3 for 250: ARRIVALS’AT THE i ‘a ie. Be yt Hot if * Se ah 4 vention in San Jose next month. It is ‘to. 3 Prot, Edwin F. a Grass Valley, ee M,C. Dunkley, be hoped. that every. Sits will be. seer ns cee Et oe pi aR OCT IRN H , Sacramento, : Fine or. ie Tne bene, Camptonville, resénted. This. wow bson, G teville, The opening of aS at Mrs. L. ra Beene bs aaa Francioo, i, gBotonn rama oes jas been poe Barney Nassie, ned till Saturdays. m sl i a Ss: =. Geo; Grigler,, Newtown, 43 Be ‘Geo. Bell, Auburn, “H.R, Cory, Shaw’s Big Show, AYER’S Chert¥ P Péctoral P assesses power— ative, too. T is coming toge' county gq gaps in good . he exc! hice pang vers simabies yisora most result in the'end in ‘the true’and — the euconomic ewe to the top. It is in Eugene Torrey, San Francisco, Sam M. Davis, Oakland, ful healing q manifest them; selves whey Fame 8 employed . in ey Sh af, Gat Pivanice, the = direotion’ of harmouiding. Site incold, cor Bk pao x ioe troublege:, Its) Morey Meyer, “ terests and unfying the people alao, The wwodyne herrea ate pely H. Fisher, Sacramento, ~ intelligent of the Supervisors ‘are hikely to, Dayton, Ohio, Tom Monohang, » BE. J. Dorsey, Grass Valley, . _W, A. Downey, San Francis¢o, ~ Geo. Benton, Lodi, T. BR. Hofer, Carson, Nevade, Geo, Bryson, Empire, i : * Johu Jones, Moundhouse, ga ‘Hume Yerington, Club House, Washoe, prevail over the other and impress ‘them realized. is is. Ss chimical success with the policy of «comomic’ inethiods. eeynt staat Hoon’s,Pa.s are the beat ca cathartic and liver medicine, . Harm reliable, ' sure, 25¢. A. Cohn, Gold Hill, rife of J, Kistle, @ son, MONEY" O: Tennant, Lake View, © : Se canbe e SAVI NG” Vi = para agen ae al : P R . 2 Se me i Very Ro Rough. A Course of ‘Lee irs -scvullQBY, SBVINR SHR i tie. educational qualifications and vote at He MONEY’ SAVERS next election. = 5 Lunch Buckets, Coffee Pots, Cream Pitchers Nevada County Directory. “Oat Meat Bowls, ‘Ciistard ‘Cups; Spooners -Plates,: Dairy: Pans; Hand aah a each, or 6 for 25e, 3 1Qe MONEY!SAVERS BORN. . In Nevada City, April 1,°1896, to the Five finds Chinese of’ San Francisco, . . who claim to be American born, are studying lee Will be delivered at the «ia METHODIST CHURCH, Vader the auspices, of the Ladies’ Aid Society, AS 1OLLOWS : ’ Copies of the Hevesi County Directory can be obtained for 50 cénts. By mai‘, 75 cents. ° Apply to ie ~ Frup. E, Brown, Transcript Office. . Friday. Evening, April 3d— REY. M. D, BUCK, of Sacramento. _ Sabine eet Pans, Mustard Pots , Vegetable Dishjs a! ad ‘ea Sets (Spring Millinery. ‘A Pieces,’ complete for 12 persons, Pure White, Delicate’ Blue, ore aud Rich {oe Gold Spray Decorations, : ‘Money Saving-Prices Per' at The Largest and Most Priday Evening, April ‘10th, HON. J. T. HOWARD, of Grass Valley. Prblect cones and poemscet are to meet in con ay: delegates. Tt wa ni ele eon! wntEat 25%, cae : yen ees Bree Los Axceurs, April.2—The police. today owner: -valued the dog at $500, and had re=. . . bof Pythias, last night visited Olympic Lodgei Wednesday Evening, April 8, 1896,. lodges uniting in holding apicnic or dance, Concert : spay May jst was discus ed. ff Migs Alice Haake wilt display an elegant April 2d. .,Ayspecial Easter sale will take plade auid-alsala special effort will be made ta pense the Jadies with both styles and prices, Miss Haake will be pleased to receive the ladies at the Union Hotel parlors, m8l2t ’ A little over 700 shares of Harmony stock See a enna AR REE RRR AERC EES 8 3 Machinery for, Dale, . extra.” ‘To be had ‘at J. M, Foley’ Teh a Sed we tee yo tea PEEP ES aN Hawke Saw Miil Machinery, It will be sold} tan siwelud ding Band Baw, For particulars. apply to, ‘T. . 5 Spi 9 50," are nr fh eee 4s Dinner Sets”; 60 Pieces, complete. fon 6. sorvondh Zire White, Delicate.. Blue,.Brown. and.Rich .Gold Spray Decorations. "Money "Saving Prices’ Per Set . ‘Dinner Sets. Money Saving: Prices Per Sat 5%: G75 pee § 620, G50, 40° 50. Great Arian mpating Tea Co, Com ercial St,, Nevada City” out examining my goods and prices. e 100 ‘Pieces, complete for 12 pertows. Pure ee Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich es yO Ul Do l~— peyote: Geld Spray , Decorations, ‘ 9 Re a a ae the cheapest. . Just That Thing.) W : ¢ ‘4 a LEE Bae f cA Friday Even’ ng, April ee ’ REV. L. J. GARVER, of Grass Valley. Subject—‘'E, Pluribus Unum,” Fashionable Stock In Nevada County. OOF Don’t make your purchases withTickets for the Course, 50 cents. TiRS. I. MARION, Single T‘akete, 25 cents Leader Millinery, seis ‘ NEVADA CITY. Childten’s 8 Tukets, “D0 seats, f e * You want to buy your goods where you can get fem Not cheap goods but cheap prices. : ‘There is just one placo in Nevada Citys} ‘where. onsen do ae EE To be plain, it is an acknowledged f fact that 56 Mill St., Grass Valley. Has enaitatns 52-58 ‘Marked ‘stteet, 8. F, James Kinkead . — oscars TRY OU on cs oi at he largest stock of Furniture and all other things in MONEY SAYING PRICES Tera. his litie, of all Grades, Kinds and Style, and will peli them at ‘AT OUR \a lower rate than any other house, on the Coast. heart MONEY SAVING STORES . Call at his Commercial Bicent ‘ptoves and see for yorrsak. 3D) ON OPERATION. Money Saved Every Day No Special Day vn, gee BG ct . 3 Operetta, GIVEN «BY 4 Mrs. .H.:G, Parsons, ;'' AS SISTED BY’ HER PRIVATE AND OLASS PUPILS, Ly J veg? Part bens win include Vocal Solos; Quartettes, : Chorusses me Dramatic Recitations. . Part. 1. oh: vod Khe! Scho The ee Operetta, ‘Little Red Riding ices reduced, ve Hodéd,’ introducing thitty Nevada City: children in attractive costumes, also added aera ‘ é TUB en. GUE 2 Red Biting ri ‘Drill, by vit Tittle girls, es @@F Admigsion—Adults, 2 cents; Chil-) dren 15 icents, Reserved Seats, 45: cents POR: SALE: 4 = th forte ain ah ‘ CRAMENTO STREET, near the Pisga romlas fore Wood! . Wheel ang Shattings all ir aleve mond tena 4] to run, is offered forsale, In als dain o m23 O.¢ OL OF adtrees, 0,.B. GETCHELL,. aie dpeumbent, announces himself, 9a: a H. McKECHNIE, PAPER HANGER. het otinit 24 di Pinidbnd? aud Decorating a at, Gebusiae ‘inguin of trae Heceeeeen : ‘He will keep on hand the candidate for the ofitce ot City Marshal. Elec-. tion Mondayy May oe Apis ‘, , q he’ Grotte ts ig nants ; Joka W, Bracke Gul 18am ‘DOWNING BUILDING, ” is) co8 bo MAIN? 'SPREET,* ©" -Has opened the most arta’) nines” Ales, Liquors and Cigars, ORCI MARSHAL, . aaa . For twenty years i cata geen 4 bist é t Saldon inj) 4 4 4 \WineS Wines—— f i Wowr, The Cash Grocer, Has received a canbieum@at of . i : Fine Imported and California — Se Wines which he will et at ae iy : following figures : fie Morgan's Imported Sherry, 50 cents pe George’s Imported Claret, 50 cénts’ pe ttle. Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle. % American Champagne, Iinperial, 75 cents per pint bottle Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 cents,, pint, bottle. Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. a 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 70 oui per “gallon. Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry: pay] at 25 cen oper quart bottle. : E ‘ a3 sa at ‘Commercial Street, roo MHas’on Hand =. the Freshest and Best Stock: ihn. ae + Groot, Provisions; Can. fea, To be found in ‘Nevada Gity: per games ae ey Goods delivered free ofa 2t peon POO TEA Riek et oan, Bee eae ners Cui: : We have taken the lead i in Stylish “Dont: buy ‘until you Tiave ‘seen our phere: nat ORE CAS ie Peni i SE To be found in the ‘State, Cait nd set my place and test my goods, sro \ he Sata he oie nels SS ‘Mrs. Lester & Crawford Bytes alee tere set 2 fang oe) Ln Bee ihe me FRIDAY MUST 4) county as a school el the names pervisors, portance a Superior C Judge G1 reaches ou all electior those;who elections p Judge Gra the Board: at any . elector mt Great Regi said voter’s he is not ¢ future elec not taken: the old reg tered betor eral Fitage of it, holdi new regiat election w« jority of fh sidered unt tinetly and the.» necess elector toy that, of reg what it say Buve Gr it Tomorr vbe service No. one bald or. treatment ecalp and Ladies’ per pair, Js a Bul by Dicke' Asan Electric . “beat. 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