April 9, 1894 (4 pages)

89% IY t al Tam ou in ‘ape apes ir be Wi and Have ancy rials ike. “mix P reth lea ig pr. . most mpt the ates, mak Ore q X Sunday. = N€VA08. «oi. sce eessng veeses 137,028 El Dorado... ne hp. ree :107,251 Tuesday. NGVAES (oi csc eee 160,539 EIDOGAGO =] .6 en e s .123,422 Wednesday NGVEGE 258. ee eet 160,946 El Dorado Dahir ec cbecie cutie 124, '323 Thursday. iad ee Pe) Oe 160,970 El Dorado 328086468 Friday. =a Nevada... eee vee. 164,860 El Dorado.. coas eheesee ss Soh 28,543 Saturday. Nevada... pepeeeees sens 169,889 el Dorado. . cece -. 130,106} Monday. DS eer err area rr ++ 5 176,474. El Dorado... ee ee 138,325 Nevada Ahead .. 3 738,149 “San Francisco yesterday. ® pany was held, 68,579 shares being reprePEI THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. MONDAY... .APRIL 9, 1894. : . THE VOTE FOR THE CUP. LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. It is reported that the railroad time-table _will change on May lst or. thereabouts. An assessment of two cents per share. hat been levied by the North Banner Consolidated Tunnel Company. There are said to be a few cases of diph. theria in this vicinity, also two or three . . wases of scarlet fever. N. Franjero of North Bloomfield, who was. taken sick at the Union Hotel th: other day, has been removed to the Hospital. He is paralyzed. Members of Pennsylvania Engine Company who have not already received thei’ badges can obtain them by calling at the ' store of Schmidt Bros., Pine street. _The first baseball game of the season in . this place was played yesterday afternoor between the Railroad nine and Garthe’: nine. The latter won. The steam siren at the Maryland mine, near Grass Valley, which takes the place o: the old-fashioned whistle, is something new in this part of the country. It can be plainly heard in this city, and when the wind is right the tones are like that of a huge zolian harp. Compressed air is used instead of steam to blow the siren. = Deputy Sheriff Pascoe received a photograph of Fredericks from Chief Crowley o! The instant “it was shown Constable Richards, who was with Sheriff Pascoe the night of the murder, he identified Fredericks as the man who On gatarday the annual meeting of the City. North Banner Consolidated ‘Iunnel Com‘gented. W. E. Brown and L. Gilson o' San Francisco and George Fletcher, J. F. Kidder and Joseph Weissbein were elected (Directors for the ensuing year. Wevaila county is about forty thousand ahead in the coupon contest, but notwithstanding that fact El Dorado county peopl claim that they will outvote us before the :Goutest is over, The San Francisco Chronitle of earn ‘contains quite a lengthy article about the Nevada City Athletic Club, Two illustra.tions are given, one showing a group of the ‘members and the other a view of the in-terior of the gymnasium. -Knizhts Templar. “A celled assembly of Nevada Commandcery, No.6, will be held at Nevada City, “Thursday evening, April 12, for the purpose of drill and to complete arrangen ents ifor their mecti: g in San Francisco on April 20h. All members are earnestly requested ; td te be present. -TO THE PUBLIC. ~ J. A. Northway and A. W. Morris are _the new proprietors.of the Union Hotel, bedng the successors of the late firm of Northway & Budewig, These gentlemen have formed a co-partnership and-will hereafter conduct the house as a strictly first-class hotel. Mr. Northway herewith returns his sincere thanks to the patrons-of the old firm, and both gentlemen solicit a share of the public’s patronage: for the new. Every attention will be shown the traveling public. New and important improvements have been made in the hotel and grounds, and tourists will find it the most healthful as well as comfortable hotel in the moun-. , tains, J. A. Nortuway, A. W. Morris. BrAts-workers keep their heads clear andbowels open, Take Simmons Liver Regulator. eS Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. . e presented to this Board, this Board: will + Francisco are in town. — See THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD Franchise Is Granted on Certain Conditions. The Board of Supervisors made the fol~ lowing order today in relation to the proposed Electric Railroad between this city and Marysville: The petition of D. M.Ryan, J. B. Mallon and Frank Golden having been heretofore presented to this Board asking for a franchise to construct an electric railway along the county road, frém the southerly CONSTABLE DILLON BESTED. His Queer Experience With a Tramp This Morning. Tais forenoon a dirty-looking tramp, with tattered and threadbare clothes, went into George U. Gay lord’s grocery store and asked to be given some crackers and cheese. Upon being. refused he asked for some tobacco, but this also he failed to receive. He then went next door to A. lsoard’s and tried to bum a quarter or a drink, but was line of the corporate limits of Nevada City to the easterly line of the corporate limits Grass Valley, and also from the westerly line of the corporate limits of Grass Valley along the main county road leading tu Smartesville as far as the county line, with the right to maintdin switches, work to begin within one year and completed in three years, the exact route of which railroad has not yet been determined, and said petition having been by this Board. taken under: advisement; now therefore, Resolved, That whenever at any time, within six months of the date hereof, the exact route of said propesed railway is determined by proper survey, and the matter grant said franchise, subject to the following condition: that at.any time thereafter, if this Board is satisfied that said partiés do not intend tu construct said railroad, or are not prosecuting the preliminaries with reasonable diligence, this Board will* rescind and annul the order granting said franchise. [email protected]. A Concise Ctronicle of Various Folk Doings and Intentions. A. H.«Wisner of Sacramento isin town. * J. Ferara and Mrs. Lamar of Sierra City Geo. Fuller came over from North San Juan Sunday. —, Sweetiand came over from Sweetland <abeley: ae James Fogerty came over from acs Corral today . W. A. Young of Pennsylvania is here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Pare. cS Mrs. McAllister came down from Columbia Hill today. B, N. Shoecraft return ed Saturday morning from his Eastern trip. J. A. Northway and wife arrived on last evering’s train. W.H. Wideman of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train. a FB. Maltoreux: and E> Huhn of San Mrs. Poulson and John German, ji r., came over from North San Juan today. Mrs. ¥. F.-Smith of Downieville-arrivedhere last evening on her way to San Francisco, : R. Rippingham, W. Williams and Phil P_ Rowe arrived here Sunday from. Virginia Miss Grace Powers of San Franciseo arrived here last evening to take charge of Lester & Crawford’s millinery department. Mrs. W. H. Smith and daughter, Miss Emma Smith, went to San Francisco yesterday. Miss Becca Baruh, who has been living at San Francisco for somé time past, returned home last week. » Misses Maggie and Kate O’Donnell will go to San Francisco the Jatter part of the week to attend the Fair and visit friends. Mrs. Richard Plummer and her daughter Annie left for San Francisco this 1aorn— ing to attend the Midwinter Fair. Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Dudley, of Columbia Hill, who have been to the Eastern States on a visit for the past ten months, returned one today. Mr. and Mrs, James Rowe, went to San Francisco today to attend the Fair, While in the city Mr. Rowe will have his eyes doctored. Mrs. N. C. Miller, Miss Lote Miller, Jos Miller and Mrs. F. Coffey of French Corral arrived here Saturday evening. Mrs. Miller was quite sick and was brought to this city for medical treatment. the has — Geo. w. Helbroek of Omaha, Neb., ois has been spending several days with his uncle, J.8.:Holbrook, left for home yeaterday. He is loud in his praises of this valley and its delightful climate. He was accompanied as far as San Francisco by Mis» Flora B. Holbrook, where they will spend a few days visiting the Midwinter Fair, and sight-seeing generally. Mr. Holbrook will then join a party from Omaha, composed of city officials, who are now making a tour of this Western country, in a special Pullman car, and return through Oregon, Washivgton and Idaho. { Office Removed. Drs. deZeng and Shelmerdine, oculists and opticians, have removed their office to the residence of Mrs. M. Hanley, Maiv street, next to Congregational Church. _ 21 ) eDancing Ac Academy. W.T. Silva will give: a social dance at his new hall every Saturday evening. Wednesday evening School for adults. Saturday afternoon for children. Lessons 25 cents. a2 Mua. T. S. SititcleDbilinenes: Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizr ‘SAVED MY pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. Now Try This. Cough and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, One or two more passes were made and, the ~}tramp’s identity wis gone, while in his} LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.” For DysIt will cost you nothing and will idle do yor good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Grippe found it just the thing aud under is use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for . . -€¢] yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial ,. bottles free at Carr Bros. amas tat un sful, ‘The tramp started off down street and on the corner ‘‘ struck ” “a man, from whom he obtained fifty cents. By this time Gay lurd and Isoard had compareu aotes and Constable Dillon was soon on the trail of the offender, who was arrested and ‘aken before Justice Carr, where he pleaded guilty to a charge of vagrancy and was ordered to the county jail for ten-days. Dillon started for the jail with his prisoner. When the Sheriff's office was reached the tramp said he was sick and.didm:t.want to go to jail, but ought-to be taken to the County Hospital. Hej was told that he could not go there without a permit from the Supervisors, to which he replied that as the Supervisors were in session he would go and ask permission. Dillon conducted him to the Supeivisors’ rom. The tramp told his little tale ut woe in*a faltering. voice, hesitating now and then to scratch himeel! or shift hig ‘regsed ga:ments into better shape. His nervous, restless manner led one of the Supervisors tu remark: ** Why, man, you’relousy.” —** Yes,” said the fellow, ‘I know that. I Iefe Bluomti-id yesterday and last night stopped at the hotel at Lake City and I got a big dose of ‘em; fact.” This assertion of the tramp caused Supervisor Pruig: ou to bluth to the roots of his hair and to mutter something about it being amistuke. Of course nobody believed it. The Board cu.cluced tue jail was the proper place for him and he was taken in and turned over to the-officials-atthe Sheriff's office. At that instant he threw up his hands, removed hi» Lat and took off an old handkerchief that was tied around his neck. gL ason: to the utter amazement of Constable Villon and the other officials, stuod Charles . Ashbarn, the janitor at the Court House, An hour or so before he had dressed up in the old clothes ani otherwise disguised himself as a tramp. So perfectly did he carry out the juke that his most intimate . frieuds did not know him. Of course there were. three or four in the joke. It is needas the vuumitment was iouud to be invalid, this having been done intentionally and without the arresting officer's knowledge. It was one of the best practical jokes ever perpetrated in this city, and while the laugh is on several persons the brunt of it falls on Dallun, whose usually quick Irish . wic was for once c mpletely knocked out. )Hard Times Card Party. Monday evening next the Chosen Friends will give a hard-u.mes card party at Qua Fellows Hail. . Fine prizes will be given to the winners, Every member is requested to be present. a9 ——-_ —-+ #@e-+ BOARD OF SU?ERVISORS. RegularApril Term—Bills/ Allowed and Orders Passed. Monpay, April 9, 1894. License was granted to collect toll on the Freeman bridge, The Auditor was instructed to apportion the back taxes on the re-assesament of the railroad to the respective funds. ¢ Supervisors Buttington and Pridgeon were apyuinted a cummmitvee tu luspect the road wading from Kocky Bar to the California mnitie, and when it-has been approved the Auditor Was Instructed to draw a warrant in favor of E. T, Worthley. ‘The following demands were allowed. on che General Fuad: W. F. Cross, money advanced to indigent, $20. Mileage as members of the Board of Supervi ors—J. M. Buffington 80 cents, E. W. Donnelly $2 40, T. J. Robinson #2. 80, D; McPhetres $17.60.— —_— J.J. Greany, stamps for county sea $12. Daniel McPhetres, expenses in viewing bridge, $6.25. 2 : 3D ROAD DISTRICT FUND. H. O’Connor, labor on roads, $15. W. W. Waggoner, surveying, $30. The petition for building a bridge across Deer creek, on the McCourtney road, was laid over until the July session of the Board. The rates for stationery, supplies, etc., tixed the same as last year. In relation to the proposed bridge across Bear river, it was ordered that the clerk of the Board communicate with the clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Placer county as to the time the Board will be ready to advertise for proposals for the construction of said bridge. <Oo Superior Court. Estate of Charles Gready, deceased. Orof said estate. Bonds fixed at $100. People vs. George-B. Smith. Arraingement. Plea of not guilty. Defendant waived time. Set for trial May 28, 1894, Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Uolds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest troubles, and will use this remedy as directed, giving ita fair tril, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded, We could not mske this offer did ery could be relief ou. It never disappoints rial botiles free at Carr Bros. ih Large size 50c. aud $1.00. Tue Populists held au caudate meet. less to say that he was promptly discharged, . _ der appointiog J. A. Rapp administrator . : we not know that Dr, King’s New Discovng st Haywards the other day and nomi. Giffin’s Bears. There was one feature at the ball ‘given by the Curly Bears Friday evening which of the party, and that was-the collection of bears shown by William Giffin. For some time past Mr. Giffin. has been cutting out the pictures of bears that have appeared in the Examiner. These he had arranged in a scrap book, each cub representing some member of, the Curly Bears or some prominent citizen who wished he could become a member. Each of the sketches was explained by an appropriate verse cr a short, pithy paragraph. It was a very funny get-up and caused much amusement. Giffin had himself caricatuied as the ‘* Curly Bear from Maryland.” ~ New Rifle Grounds. It is probable that the Light Guard will change their rifle range soon to the old Hirschman diggings, west of town. Sem ‘of the members have already been there/ practicing. A good range can_ be fitted up at small expense and it will be safe, as there is a high bank to stop stray bullets that it. The old rifle ground will have to be abandoned soon, as the dump from fhe Reward mine is encroaching upon the range and will soon obstruct it, Military Ball. Wednesday evening, April 18th, Company C, Nevada Light Guard, will give & The parties given by this company in -the past have been always very successful ‘and among the leading social eveifts’of our city. Arrangements now in pregress warrant the belief that the coming ball will equal, if not . surpass, any ever given by the company. New Dances. -The Oxford Minuette and Spanish York will be taught at Prof. Holland’s daticing school Wednesday evening. a9-2t NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS, ARRIVALS AT THE Pte Union Hotel, Main Street. ——— W. R. Burnett, Sweetland, W. Fitzgerald, + J. Gilbert, North San Juan, 8. Huckins, A. J. Mesner, San Francisco, John Mulroy, Grass Valley, . A. Mallensworth, Santa Rosa, T. J. Leonard and wife, Sweetland, L. R. Prescott, Washington, J. W. Thompson, Sacramento, L. J, Sweetland, Sweetland, ds B: “Webber, Palermo, T. Byrne, Geo. *Puller, San Pee J. R. Davis, es N. W. Jones, “f M. R. Wilburn, 5 ee R. Gales, San Francisco, D. Erickson, Placerville, V. E. Blagar, Calaveras county, Jas. Ferreim, Sierra City, J. -F.-Dudley and-wife, San-Franciseo, B. Dudle, San Francisco, E. D. Beedle, Mt. Vernon, . J. Rogers, Grass Valley. A, H. Wisner, Sacramento. ~ ARKIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. B. N. Shoecraft, Chicago, A. ©. Raendate, San Francisco, Mrs, Chas. Heintzen, Forest City, B. F. Derickson, San Francisco, Davis Lock, J. E. Young, San Francisco, Thos, Keogh, ~ bss J. E. McGuire, Grass Valley, Miss Stewart, Washington, 3 gg Yuba City, . H. Radford, Bloomfield, ie Fitter, Graniteville, H. A. Smith, Salt Lake, E. M, Eawards, San Francisco, Ezra Richards, # Wm. Lincoln, Lincoln, Wm. Buck, Ls W. OC. Campbell, Sav Francisoo, F. V.La Motte, Reno, Nevada, H. L. Johnson, San Francisco, Harry Day, ‘s Miss Reeves, se J. B. Miller, French Corral, Mrs. N. C. Miller, ‘‘ Miss L, Miller, “ Mrs. F. Coffey, “s Wm. Eddy, San Francisco, ‘Geo. Fwelong, New ‘York’ City, Harold Vizard, : J. H. Eggleston, Sunny South, E. J. Carley, . Mrs. V. F. Smith, Downieville, Joseph Ferara, Sierra City, Mrs. Lamar, R oe wae Virginia City, ’ illiams, Mer} P. Rowe, a P. B. Gallagher, San Francisco, James Harold, Santa Cruz; Harry ‘Nihell, a Ed. Fish, Washington, J. F. Hallorhaux, San Francisco, E. Huhn, Miss (srace Power, “ Mrs. E. L. Hamilton, ‘ F. Alonzo Hitchings, ‘ Johnstone Keiter, Portland, Joe Jones, D. F. Bell and wife, Ohio, W. T. Cross, Sacramento, Miss R. Bell, Ohio, _ Ed. Perry, Sacramento, Dan Lowenyrin, *‘ H. S. Parks, San Francisco, James Henning, ee was unintentionally omitted from our report . may miss the bulkhead or even pass through . ball-and_ exhibition drill at Armery Hall. . Suffering Sisters Salt “— ; Causes ‘Much ring “/: Hood’s Sarsaparilia Purifies the Blood, Wins Ariother Victory. Concord, N. H. “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowéll, Mass.: z “Gentlemen:—Hood’s Sarsaparilla has done so much for my children. that it is Dramatique! The El Dorado Stock Co. Monday Evening, April 9, —aTt— NEVADA THEATRE —on— In the beautifnl comedy-drama, ae Forgiven with pleasure and thanks that I write for publication a few lines, I cannot find ‘ words strong enough to express our confidence and gratitude for Hood's SarsapaFilla. Both of my little girls have been troubled_with_salt rheum.__When__ quite _[. small, blotches formed all over their bodies _ and on their limbs, The flesh broke out_ and the little ones Suffered Great Agony on account of the itching sensation._Ihaa— read of the good Hood's Sarsaparilla had FULL CAST. ADMISSION: 25, 50 and-78 Cents. # Box Sheet at Mulloy’s, done in cases of salt rheum, so I decided togive itatrial. Myrtle, 5 years old, had seyeral eruptions on her forehead, while Bernice, 6 years old, suffered much from sores back of her ears. After the first bot-tte-had been taken they began to improves they seemed brighter and the humor Began to Disappear. They have taken five bottles and Myrtle is. entirely cured. Her flesh is smooth and proved and the humor fs nearly all gone HOOD’S Sarsaparilla and she is In better health than before. I.’ cannot praise Hood's Sarsaparilia_too— higitt¥?’ Mrs. W. HOOKER, Concord, N. H. N. B. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilia. Hoop's Pitts cure all Liver Is, Bilioushes3, Indigestion, Sick Headache. 250. Lowest Prices! — on — Q Crockery, Chinaware, . Glassware; Tinware, You Must Go to the Great Ame:ican Importing Tea tors Sore, Commercial at., = “. You WAN Notice to Creditors, STATE OF = EDWARD McMURDO DEceased, Notice is hereby given by me uncorsiened. Administrator of the Kstate of Kdward MeMnrdo, d-ceused, to the creditors of and all persous having Clnims ga net the sald deceasrd, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months alter the first publication of this notice tothe said Administrator atthe Law Office of J.M. Walling, Esq , Brond St, Nevad4 City, California, the same beiug the p ace for the transaction of the business of suidestate, insaid County of Nevada, F.T DEEKING, Administrator Ls the Estate of Edward 'McMurdo, deceased ibe? Nevada City, Cal., this 6th day of Anil. Proving Will. N TAE SUPE ‘he county o IOR COURT, IN AND FOR “Nevad», St te of Cailfornia. In the Matter of the Estate of NEWTUN O. MILLEH, deceased, Pursuant to an order of sald Superior Court, ma eon the 6th day of Apail, 1604, n thee is hereby giveu shat Monday, we 16th day of 4 pril, 1804, u: 10 0’clock of A. M. of said dey, a! the Cuurt Room of said Court, ‘at the Gourt House in the City aud Coutty ot Nevada, has been apee ointe as the time aud place for — ing the Wili uf said NEWION C, MILLE ceas:d, and for hearing the application of bee tuu F, Simund: for the issuance te him of . etters Testan eutiry when aud where any person interes.ed may appear and contest the same. Dated ap il 6th, 18u4. GREANY, _. F. BIMe NDB, in Propria_ Versona. Clerk. POLI 1G AL ANNOUNCEMEN tr. engraver nasemteneensin FOR CITY MARSHAL. D. B. GETCHELL, (Present Incumbent,)}—Is » candidate for re-election to the office of City Maishal, at the municipal election to be heid May 7, 1894 FOR CITY MARSHAL. E. 0. TOMPKINS Is a candidate for the office of City Marshal at SCHMIDT BROS., Pine Street, Nevada City. Leading Cigar Dealers. leavening streng' United States Government Food Report. —In Stock ~“. Leading Laity ( General Arthur, The Best Humboldt Imp’td, Estrella, Cent ‘ Bohemian Club, aoe l La Rosa, in the City, \ Marmonia. Assessment hotice. py GOLD AND SILVER MI MINING con , Nevada pin £ ana ol Notice is b ve t bt ato meet! ng « f the Bourd of Di fore netd on tue oth day of February 1604, pope [) sessment (No. 10) of 2 vents per share was levied apon the capital stock of the payable April 7th, 1894, to the Se ry ai he office of said corporation, Nevada ie. Jal.,in U. 8. gold coin. Any stock upon whic his sesessinent. shall remneis unp.id en the ith day of Auril, 184, wi) nd acvertised for sule at Vora will hemciaod and, ‘ tulegs payment is made Layers Movday, sth /day of Apeil. Ut, of ibe eae et i o’elock Pv. . at the o' ¢ Secretary of «aid eurporayion, to pay ne . deli twont assoam neat, tether with costs o advertising end sxpeuses of sale. Ky « 1 Boy of the Board of rectors. CASPER, Secretary. Uffive—Carter & Johustoa’s — om Pine street, Nevada City, Cale hare. Postponed. . size 6ie, and $1.00. jnsed sousten fe eit thom 106 Wall St, N.Y, da re. from A Br atthe oar &n 7a Pr M. ue une &, int4. at the hous "Glock PF. M, By order of the Board of Directors. Are now located Union Hotel, Main Street, PRINTING, ‘Nevada City the municipal election to be beld May 7, 1894] ~— New Trimmings, be delinquen'. Assessment No, 10 of one one-tent was rescinded, nd sssessinent bo, WwW levied of 2 cents per [4 2 : 7 the Directors mistion April 6, ery it was ered thet *he delinquent sssessemeut oe of ‘ postponed 7 re iM, to to Mes cet rd ioe de! . ma rl Harvey & Packard opposite the soft, her health is better and she is bright . and are here to stay, W Se and sprightly as any child of five years of ready to take a pe “il age. From the start, Bernice has im. kinds of a Including House, Sign and Carriage Painting, Graining, Paper Hanging and Interior. ting of all descriptions, All orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed, Leave orders at the eaag The Latest and Most Fashionable Patterns in Garpets, And the Newest Novelties And Designs in Wall Paper, Are pow open for inspection at An immense Stock! Legg & Shaw’s, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. gia te kaba pap Great Variety! Prices lower than ever, Call and see what we can do for you in this line. Fresh Goodst [Scenic Work a Specialty. ENTERPRISE — BREWING CO., Rasen 2015-2023 Folsom Street, San Francisco. Prewers of the Celebrated * EXTRA PALE, CULMBACHER, FRANZISKANDER, and STANDARD And Porter. A. ISOARD, General Agent, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Sees — vana Cuba. = al Merit. NOTICE. — >} . After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in securing the finest Tobacco raised in the Island of Cuba. The “WTood pecker” Cigars are = made of this Tobacco and I unhesitatingly passes SS them as being equal if not superior to those of the most celebrated Factories of the City of ETa/ = a By giving these Cigars a fair trial the GSJry.0‘kers will. be convinced of thir True Win. Giffin, 2 i \\ i iNew Millinery, New Dry Goods, gant line of / Now Being Received Daily. MISS POWER will be'. here ina few days with an eleMILLINERY f fos K. CASVER, See's. 4 f A ——_ Of Her Own Selection. Mis. Lester & Grawford.

89% IY t al Tam ou in ‘ape apes ir be Wi and Have ancy rials ike. “mix P reth lea ig pr. . most mpt the ates, mak Ore q X Sunday. = N€VA08. «oi. sce eessng veeses 137,028 El Dorado..... ne hp. ree :107,251 Tuesday. NGVAES (oi csc eee 160,539 EIDOGAGO =] ..6 en e s .123,422 Wednesday NGVEGE 258. ee eet 160,946 El Dorado Dahir ec cbecie cutie 124, '323 Thursday. iad ee Pe) Oe 160,970 El Dorado 328086468 Friday. =a Nevada...... eee vee. 164,860 El Dorado... coas eheesee ss Soh 28,543 Saturday. Nevada..... pepeeeees sens 169,889 el Dorado.. . cece -. 130,106} Monday. DS eer err area rr ++ 5 176,474. El Dorado...... ee ee 138,325 Nevada Ahead .... 3 738,149 “San Francisco yesterday. ® pany was held, 68,579 shares being reprePEI THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. MONDAY...... .APRIL 9, 1894. : . THE VOTE FOR THE CUP. LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. It is reported that the railroad time-table _will change on May lst or. thereabouts. An assessment of two cents per share. hat been levied by the North Banner Consolidated Tunnel Company. There are said to be a few cases of diph. theria in this vicinity, also two or three . . wases of scarlet fever. N. Franjero of North Bloomfield, who was. taken sick at the Union Hotel th: other day, has been removed to the Hospital. He is paralyzed. Members of Pennsylvania Engine Company who have not already received thei’ badges can obtain them by calling at the ' store of Schmidt Bros., Pine street. _The first baseball game of the season in . this place was played yesterday afternoor between the Railroad nine and Garthe’: nine. The latter won. The steam siren at the Maryland mine, near Grass Valley, which takes the place o: the old-fashioned whistle, is something new in this part of the country. It can be plainly heard in this city, and when the wind is right the tones are like that of a huge zolian harp. Compressed air is used instead of steam to blow the siren. = Deputy Sheriff Pascoe received a photograph of Fredericks from Chief Crowley o! The instant “it was shown Constable Richards, who was with Sheriff Pascoe the night of the murder, he identified Fredericks as the man who On gatarday the annual meeting of the City. North Banner Consolidated ‘Iunnel Com‘gented. W. E. Brown and L. Gilson o' San Francisco and George Fletcher, J. F. Kidder and Joseph Weissbein were elected (Directors for the ensuing year. Wevaila county is about forty thousand ahead in the coupon contest, but notwithstanding that fact El Dorado county peopl claim that they will outvote us before the :Goutest is over, The San Francisco Chronitle of earn ‘contains quite a lengthy article about the Nevada City Athletic Club, Two illustra.tions are given, one showing a group of the ‘members and the other a view of the in-terior of the gymnasium. -Knizhts Templar. “A celled assembly of Nevada Commandcery, No.6, will be held at Nevada City, “Thursday evening, April 12, for the purpose of drill and to complete arrangen ents ifor their mecti: g in San Francisco on April 20h. All members are earnestly requested ; td te be present. -TO THE PUBLIC. ~ J. A. Northway and A. W. Morris are _the new proprietors.of the Union Hotel, bedng the successors of the late firm of Northway & Budewig, These gentlemen have formed a co-partnership and-will hereafter conduct the house as a strictly first-class hotel. Mr. Northway herewith returns his sincere thanks to the patrons-of the old firm, and both gentlemen solicit a share of the public’s patronage: for the new. Every attention will be shown the traveling public. New and important improvements have been made in the hotel and grounds, and tourists will find it the most healthful as well as comfortable hotel in the moun-. , tains, J. A. Nortuway, A. W. Morris. BrAts-workers keep their heads clear andbowels open, Take Simmons Liver Regulator. eS Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. . e presented to this Board, this Board: will + Francisco are in town. — See THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD Franchise Is Granted on Certain Conditions. The Board of Supervisors made the fol~ lowing order today in relation to the proposed Electric Railroad between this city and Marysville: The petition of D. M.Ryan, J. B. Mallon and Frank Golden having been heretofore presented to this Board asking for a franchise to construct an electric railway along the county road, frém the southerly CONSTABLE DILLON BESTED. His Queer Experience With a Tramp This Morning. Tais forenoon a dirty-looking tramp, with tattered and threadbare clothes, went into George U. Gay lord’s grocery store and asked to be given some crackers and cheese. Upon being. refused he asked for some tobacco, but this also he failed to receive. He then went next door to A. lsoard’s and tried to bum a quarter or a drink, but was line of the corporate limits of Nevada City to the easterly line of the corporate limits Grass Valley, and also from the westerly line of the corporate limits of Grass Valley along the main county road leading tu Smartesville as far as the county line, with the right to maintdin switches, work to begin within one year and completed in three years, the exact route of which railroad has not yet been determined, and said petition having been by this Board. taken under: advisement; now therefore, Resolved, That whenever at any time, within six months of the date hereof, the exact route of said propesed railway is determined by proper survey, and the matter grant said franchise, subject to the following condition: that at.any time thereafter, if this Board is satisfied that said partiés do not intend tu construct said railroad, or are not prosecuting the preliminaries with reasonable diligence, this Board will* rescind and annul the order granting said franchise. [email protected]. A Concise Ctronicle of Various Folk Doings and Intentions. A. H.«Wisner of Sacramento isin town. * J. Ferara and Mrs. Lamar of Sierra City Geo. Fuller came over from North San Juan Sunday. —, Sweetiand came over from Sweetland <abeley: ae James Fogerty came over from acs Corral today . W. A. Young of Pennsylvania is here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Pare. cS Mrs. McAllister came down from Columbia Hill today. B, N. Shoecraft return ed Saturday morning from his Eastern trip. J. A. Northway and wife arrived on last evering’s train. W.H. Wideman of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train. a FB. Maltoreux: and E> Huhn of San Mrs. Poulson and John German, ji r., came over from North San Juan today. Mrs. ¥. F.-Smith of Downieville-arrivedhere last evening on her way to San Francisco, : R. Rippingham, W. Williams and Phil P_ Rowe arrived here Sunday from. Virginia Miss Grace Powers of San Franciseo arrived here last evening to take charge of Lester & Crawford’s millinery department. Mrs. W. H. Smith and daughter, Miss Emma Smith, went to San Francisco yesterday. Miss Becca Baruh, who has been living at San Francisco for somé time past, returned home last week. » Misses Maggie and Kate O’Donnell will go to San Francisco the Jatter part of the week to attend the Fair and visit friends. Mrs. Richard Plummer and her daughter Annie left for San Francisco this 1aorn— ing to attend the Midwinter Fair. Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Dudley, of Columbia Hill, who have been to the Eastern States on a visit for the past ten months, returned one today. Mr. and Mrs, James Rowe, went to San Francisco today to attend the Fair, While in the city Mr. Rowe will have his eyes doctored. Mrs. N. C. Miller, Miss Lote Miller, Jos Miller and Mrs. F. Coffey of French Corral arrived here Saturday evening. Mrs. Miller was quite sick and was brought to this city for medical treatment. the has — Geo. w. Helbroek of Omaha, Neb., ois has been spending several days with his uncle, J.8.:Holbrook, left for home yeaterday. He is loud in his praises of this valley and its delightful climate. He was accompanied as far as San Francisco by Mis» Flora B. Holbrook, where they will spend a few days visiting the Midwinter Fair, and sight-seeing generally. Mr. Holbrook will then join a party from Omaha, composed of city officials, who are now making a tour of this Western country, in a special Pullman car, and return through Oregon, Washivgton and Idaho. { Office Removed. Drs. deZeng and Shelmerdine, oculists and opticians, have removed their office to the residence of Mrs. M. Hanley, Maiv street, next to Congregational Church. _ 21 ) eDancing Ac Academy. W.T. Silva will give: a social dance at his new hall every Saturday evening. Wednesday evening School for adults. Saturday afternoon for children. Lessons 25 cents. a2 Mua. T. S. SititcleDbilinenes: Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizr ‘SAVED MY pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. Now Try This. Cough and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, One or two more passes were made and, the ~}tramp’s identity wis gone, while in his} LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.” For DysIt will cost you nothing and will idle do yor good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Grippe found it just the thing aud under is use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for . . -€¢] yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial ,. bottles free at Carr Bros. amas tat un sful, ‘The tramp started off down street and on the corner ‘‘ struck ” “a man, from whom he obtained fifty cents. By this time Gay lurd and Isoard had compareu aotes and Constable Dillon was soon on the trail of the offender, who was arrested and ‘aken before Justice Carr, where he pleaded guilty to a charge of vagrancy and was ordered to the county jail for ten-days. Dillon started for the jail with his prisoner. When the Sheriff's office was reached the tramp said he was sick and.didm:t.want to go to jail, but ought-to be taken to the County Hospital. Hej was told that he could not go there without a permit from the Supervisors, to which he replied that as the Supervisors were in session he would go and ask permission. Dillon conducted him to the Supeivisors’ rom. The tramp told his little tale ut woe in*a faltering. voice, hesitating now and then to scratch himeel! or shift hig ‘regsed ga:ments into better shape. His nervous, restless manner led one of the Supervisors tu remark: ** Why, man, you’relousy.” —** Yes,” said the fellow, ‘I know that. I Iefe Bluomti-id yesterday and last night stopped at the hotel at Lake City and I got a big dose of ‘em; fact.” This assertion of the tramp caused Supervisor Pruig: ou to bluth to the roots of his hair and to mutter something about it being amistuke. Of course nobody believed it. The Board cu.cluced tue jail was the proper place for him and he was taken in and turned over to the-officials-atthe Sheriff's office. At that instant he threw up his hands, removed hi» Lat and took off an old handkerchief that was tied around his neck. gL ason: to the utter amazement of Constable Villon and the other officials, stuod Charles . Ashbarn, the janitor at the Court House, An hour or so before he had dressed up in the old clothes ani otherwise disguised himself as a tramp. So perfectly did he carry out the juke that his most intimate . frieuds did not know him. Of course there were. three or four in the joke. It is needas the vuumitment was iouud to be invalid, this having been done intentionally and without the arresting officer's knowledge. It was one of the best practical jokes ever perpetrated in this city, and while the laugh is on several persons the brunt of it falls on Dallun, whose usually quick Irish . wic was for once c mpletely knocked out. )Hard Times Card Party. Monday evening next the Chosen Friends will give a hard-u.mes card party at Qua Fellows Hail. . Fine prizes will be given to the winners, Every member is requested to be present. a9 ——-_ —-+ #@e-+ BOARD OF SU?ERVISORS. RegularApril Term—Bills/ Allowed and Orders Passed. Monpay, April 9, 1894. License was granted to collect toll on the Freeman bridge, The Auditor was instructed to apportion the back taxes on the re-assesament of the railroad to the respective funds. ¢ Supervisors Buttington and Pridgeon were apyuinted a cummmitvee tu luspect the road wading from Kocky Bar to the California mnitie, and when it-has been approved the Auditor Was Instructed to draw a warrant in favor of E. T, Worthley. ‘The following demands were allowed. on che General Fuad: W. F. Cross, money advanced to indigent, $20. Mileage as members of the Board of Supervi ors—J. M. Buffington 80 cents, E. W. Donnelly $2 40, T. J. Robinson #2. 80, D; McPhetres $17.60.— —_— J.J. Greany, stamps for county sea $12. Daniel McPhetres, expenses in viewing bridge, $6.25. 2 : 3D ROAD DISTRICT FUND. H. O’Connor, labor on roads, $15. W. W. Waggoner, surveying, $30. The petition for building a bridge across Deer creek, on the McCourtney road, was laid over until the July session of the Board. The rates for stationery, supplies, etc., tixed the same as last year. In relation to the proposed bridge across Bear river, it was ordered that the clerk of the Board communicate with the clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Placer county as to the time the Board will be ready to advertise for proposals for the construction of said bridge. <Oo Superior Court. Estate of Charles Gready, deceased. Orof said estate. Bonds fixed at $100. People vs. George-B. Smith. Arraingement. Plea of not guilty. Defendant waived time. Set for trial May 28, 1894, Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Uolds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest troubles, and will use this remedy as directed, giving ita fair tril, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded, We could not mske this offer did ery could be relief ou. It never disappoints rial botiles free at Carr Bros. ih

Large size 50c. aud $1.00. Tue Populists held au caudate meet. less to say that he was promptly discharged, . _ der appointiog J. A. Rapp administrator . : we not know that Dr, King’s New Discovng st Haywards the other day and nomi. Giffin’s Bears. There was one feature at the ball ‘given by the Curly Bears Friday evening which of the party, and that was-the collection of bears shown by William Giffin. For some time past Mr. Giffin. has been cutting out the pictures of bears that have appeared in the Examiner. These he had arranged in a scrap book, each cub representing some member of, the Curly Bears or some prominent citizen who wished he could become a member. Each of the sketches was explained by an appropriate verse cr a short, pithy paragraph. It was a very funny get-up and caused much amusement. Giffin had himself caricatuied as the ‘* Curly Bear from Maryland.” ~ New Rifle Grounds. It is probable that the Light Guard will change their rifle range soon to the old Hirschman diggings, west of town. Sem ‘of the members have already been there/ practicing. A good range can_ be fitted up at small expense and it will be safe, as there is a high bank to stop stray bullets that it. The old rifle ground will have to be abandoned soon, as the dump from fhe Reward mine is encroaching upon the range and will soon obstruct it, Military Ball. Wednesday evening, April 18th, Company C, Nevada Light Guard, will give & The parties given by this company in -the past have been always very successful ‘and among the leading social eveifts’of our city. Arrangements now in pregress warrant the belief that the coming ball will equal, if not . surpass, any ever given by the company. New Dances. -The Oxford Minuette and Spanish York will be taught at Prof. Holland’s daticing school Wednesday evening. a9-2t NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS, ARRIVALS AT THE Pte Union Hotel, Main Street. ——— W. R. Burnett, Sweetland, W. Fitzgerald, + J. Gilbert, North San Juan, 8. Huckins, A. J. Mesner, San Francisco, John Mulroy, Grass Valley, . A. Mallensworth, Santa Rosa, T. J. Leonard and wife, Sweetland, L. R. Prescott, Washington, J. W. Thompson, Sacramento, L. J, Sweetland, Sweetland, ds B: “Webber, Palermo, T. Byrne, Geo. *Puller, San Pee J. R. Davis, es N. W. Jones, “f M. R. Wilburn, 5 ee R. Gales, San Francisco, D. Erickson, Placerville, V. E. Blagar, Calaveras county, Jas. Ferreim, Sierra City, J. -F.-Dudley and-wife, San-Franciseo, B. Dudle, San Francisco, E. D. Beedle, Mt. Vernon, . J. Rogers, Grass Valley. A, H. Wisner, Sacramento. ~ ARKIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. B. N. Shoecraft, Chicago, A. ©. Raendate, San Francisco, Mrs, Chas. Heintzen, Forest City, B. F. Derickson, San Francisco, Davis Lock, J. E. Young, San Francisco, Thos, Keogh, ~ bss J. E. McGuire, Grass Valley, Miss Stewart, Washington, 3 gg Yuba City, . H. Radford, Bloomfield, ie Fitter, Graniteville, H. A. Smith, Salt Lake, E. M, Eawards, San Francisco, Ezra Richards, # Wm. Lincoln, Lincoln, Wm. Buck, Ls W. OC. Campbell, Sav Francisoo, F. V.La Motte, Reno, Nevada, H. L. Johnson, San Francisco, Harry Day, ‘s Miss Reeves, se J. B. Miller, French Corral, Mrs. N. C. Miller, ‘‘ Miss L, Miller, “ Mrs. F. Coffey, “s Wm. Eddy, San Francisco, ‘Geo. Fwelong, New ‘York’ City, Harold Vizard, : J. H. Eggleston, Sunny South, E. J. Carley, . Mrs. V. F. Smith, Downieville, Joseph Ferara, Sierra City, Mrs. Lamar, R oe wae Virginia City, ’ illiams, Mer} P. Rowe, a P. B. Gallagher, San Francisco, James Harold, Santa Cruz; Harry ‘Nihell, a Ed. Fish, Washington, J. F. Hallorhaux, San Francisco, E. Huhn, Miss (srace Power, “ Mrs. E. L. Hamilton, ‘ F. Alonzo Hitchings, ‘ Johnstone Keiter, Portland, Joe Jones, D. F. Bell and wife, Ohio, W. T. Cross, Sacramento, Miss R. Bell, Ohio, _ Ed. Perry, Sacramento, Dan Lowenyrin, *‘ H. S. 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Hoop's Pitts cure all Liver Is, Bilioushes3, Indigestion, Sick Headache. 250. Lowest Prices! — on — Q Crockery, Chinaware, . Glassware; Tinware, You Must Go to the Great Ame:ican Importing Tea tors Sore, Commercial at., = “. You WAN Notice to Creditors, STATE OF = EDWARD McMURDO DEceased, Notice is hereby given by me uncorsiened. Administrator of the Kstate of Kdward MeMnrdo, d-ceused, to the creditors of and all persous having Clnims ga net the sald deceasrd, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months alter the first publication of this notice tothe said Administrator atthe Law Office of J.M. Walling, Esq , Brond St, Nevad4 City, California, the same beiug the p ace for the transaction of the business of suidestate, insaid County of Nevada, F.T DEEKING, Administrator Ls the Estate of Edward 'McMurdo, deceased ibe? Nevada City, Cal., this 6th day of Anil. Proving Will. N TAE SUPE ‘he county o IOR COURT, IN AND FOR “Nevad», St te of Cailfornia. In the Matter of the Estate of NEWTUN O. MILLEH, deceased, Pursuant to an order of sald Superior Court, ma eon the 6th day of Apail, 1604, n thee is hereby giveu shat Monday, we 16th day of 4 pril, 1804, u: 10 0’clock of A. M. of said dey, a! the Cuurt Room of said Court, ‘at the Gourt House in the City aud Coutty ot Nevada, has been apee ointe as the time aud place for — ing the Wili uf said NEWION C, MILLE ceas:d, and for hearing the application of bee tuu F, Simund: for the issuance te him of . etters Testan eutiry when aud where any person interes.ed may appear and contest the same. Dated ap il 6th, 18u4. GREANY, _. F. BIMe NDB, in Propria_ Versona. Clerk. POLI 1G AL ANNOUNCEMEN tr. engraver nasemteneensin FOR CITY MARSHAL. D. B. GETCHELL, (Present Incumbent,)}—Is » candidate for re-election to the office of City Maishal, at the municipal election to be heid May 7, 1894 FOR CITY MARSHAL. E. 0. TOMPKINS Is a candidate for the office of City Marshal at SCHMIDT BROS., Pine Street, Nevada City. Leading Cigar Dealers. leavening streng' United States Government Food Report. —In Stock ~“. Leading Laity ( General Arthur, The Best Humboldt Imp’td, Estrella, Cent ‘ Bohemian Club, aoe l La Rosa, in the City, \ Marmonia. Assessment hotice. py GOLD AND SILVER MI MINING con , Nevada pin £ ana ol Notice is b ve t bt ato meet! ng « f the Bourd of Di fore netd on tue oth day of February 1604, pope [) sessment (No. 10) of 2 vents per share was levied apon the capital stock of the payable April 7th, 1894, to the Se ry ai he office of said corporation, Nevada ie. Jal.,in U. 8. gold coin. Any stock upon whic his sesessinent. shall remneis unp.id en the ith day of Auril, 184, wi) nd acvertised for sule at Vora will hemciaod and, ‘ tulegs payment is made Layers Movday, sth /day of Apeil. Ut, of ibe eae et i o’elock Pv. . at the o' ¢ Secretary of «aid eurporayion, to pay ne . deli twont assoam neat, tether with costs o advertising end sxpeuses of sale. Ky « 1 Boy of the Board of rectors. CASPER, Secretary. Uffive—Carter & Johustoa’s — om Pine street, Nevada City, Cale hare. Postponed. . size 6ie, and $1.00. jnsed sousten fe eit thom 106 Wall St, N.Y, da re. from A Br atthe oar &n 7a Pr M. ue une &, int4. at the hous "Glock PF. M, By order of the Board of Directors. Are now located Union Hotel, Main Street, PRINTING, ‘Nevada City the municipal election to be beld May 7, 1894] ~— New Trimmings, be delinquen'. Assessment No, 10 of one one-tent was rescinded, nd sssessinent bo, WwW levied of 2 cents per [4 2 : 7 the Directors mistion April 6, ery it was ered thet *he delinquent sssessemeut oe of ‘ postponed 7 re iM, to to Mes cet rd ioe de! . ma rl Harvey & Packard opposite the soft, her health is better and she is bright . and are here to stay, W Se and sprightly as any child of five years of ready to take a pe “il age. From the start, Bernice has im. kinds of a Including House, Sign and Carriage Painting, Graining, Paper Hanging and Interior. ting of all descriptions, All orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed, Leave orders at the eaag The Latest and Most Fashionable Patterns in Garpets, And the Newest Novelties And Designs in Wall Paper, Are pow open for inspection at An immense Stock! Legg & Shaw’s, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. gia te kaba pap Great Variety! Prices lower than ever, Call and see what we can do for you in this line. Fresh Goodst [Scenic Work a Specialty. ENTERPRISE — BREWING CO., Rasen 2015-2023 Folsom Street, San Francisco. Prewers of the Celebrated * EXTRA PALE, CULMBACHER, FRANZISKANDER, and STANDARD And Porter. A. ISOARD, General Agent, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Sees — vana Cuba. = al Merit. NOTICE. — >} . After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in securing the finest Tobacco raised in the Island of Cuba. The “WTood pecker” Cigars are = made of this Tobacco and I unhesitatingly passes SS them as being equal if not superior to those of the most celebrated Factories of the City of ETa/ = a By giving these Cigars a fair trial the GSJry.0‘kers will. be convinced of thir True Win. Giffin, 2 i \\ i iNew Millinery, New Dry Goods, gant line of / Now Being Received Daily. MISS POWER will be'. here ina few days with an eleMILLINERY f fos K. CASVER, See's. 4 f A ——_ Of Her Own Selection. Mis. Lester & Grawford.