August 1, 1896 (4 pages)

THE 400 LVES LAST INA TIDAL WAVE TRANSCRIPT. ~ Retabliehed Sept. 6, by Nat. P. Brows & Co. i NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA “ BROWN & CALKINS, ~ Proprietors y Told Ove AL The News of Todaas Telephone. this morning of the death of his While Sewing, ~ A GOOD APPOINTMENT. Dana B. Getchell, who was today ap a He Gets the Appointment 00 J. T. Howard received intelligence A Tailor Kill by. Rlectrc ed ity. SATURDAY.. AUGUST 1, 1896. INGS N A E L G Y E L L L A V S S GRA the Sixth Ballot. mother, which occurred at Welland, y Canada, July 25th. A few days ago he received news that she had suffered a stroke of paralysis. Deceased was a The Votes of Buffington, Woods and Mc-. native of England, aged 79 years. «> One insurance adjuster has arrived A Balloonist Has.a Fatal Fall While Per. Plaza, will be.pasta na to. tf ‘teeing oer ninaiage ks pointed Sheriff by the Board of Superin Grass Valley and another is ex‘New Laster Yard. visors to fill the vacancy by the pected on this afternoon’s train. met this morning to appoint’ a succesdeath of David F. Douglass, one. of . ‘The charge of incendiarism that is sor to the late Sheriff Douglass. AfT. P. Byrne, the contractor and buildthe best known. men in Nevada City. the subject of street talk, to the effect tera short session in which no definite er; has opened in connection with his). He has resided hers over thirty years Robber Callendine Sentenced to Thirthat certain -parties who were well inresult was reached they adjourned. till forming at Sacramento, and has always enjoyed the reputation msiuiaees 6 Legis ark ty Years ia Prison. man. He is at present’ City Marshal, Special to the DarLy Transcript. which position he has filled for the 4000 People Drowned. bi past three or four years, and in which capacity he has served the people faith yapee eat sured set the fire in order to secure 1:30 p. m., when balloting begun. theinsurance, will probably be investiThe candidates who presented ‘petiBee advertisonient, gated when all the insurance men artions were Capt. J.A. Rapp, N. Doug of being an honorable, straightforward Where tto Go, ; lass Sr, Constable E. Northup and) rive. & jOte 8. C. Thompson, rah is one of the City Marshal Getchell. When your wale sede set ti oid owners in the chlorination works beMr. Gotchell was elected on the sixthI pieemger ay SHancuat, China, Aug. 1.—Last Sunfully and well, never shirking his duty. low Grass Valley; and has been inter=. or showing the least partiality to any day & tidal wave five miles long swept you want to feel positive that the eae ested in the development of the La The results of the various ssa has been done just right. j10-t£ one. Mr, Getchell has made one of the up on the coast in Hayehau province Marque mine, left today for his old were as follows: “best Marshals and police officers our and destroyed. several villages. Four home in Pottsville, Pennsylvania,where FIRST BALLOT. > ARRIVA AT LS THE — town has ever had. His bravery and thousand: people were drowned. he will engage in coal mining with his Rapp—Buffington: fearlessness are unquestioned. He is TUM HO TEL, ION . father. . Douglass—Donnelly and sates! qualified for the position to which he iain Strest, Neveda City. rf Rev. J. P. Macauley and: wife, at. the Northup—Woods. has been appointed, and we believe will _NORTHWAY é & & MORRIS, — Getchell—McPhetres. Sacramento, Aug. 1.—Last evening as Epworth League social held at the prove as capable and efficient as Sheriff Methodist Church last evening, were . bt PROPRIETORS. Louis Heinrichs, a contortionist with a SECOND BALLOT. as he has been as Marshal. His friends presented with a magnificent silver Three Wecks; are pleased to know of his appointcircus here,was making a balloon ascenDouglass—Buffington and Pridgeon. water pitcher. A. J: Carkeet, Grass Valley, sion and had ascended 70 -feet, his ment.’ John H. Pascoe will be continNorthap—Donnelly and Woods. *. % Mrs. B. M. Berry, who has tints ona ued as Under Sheriff, and James G. trapeze broke. He fell upon a stone Rapp—McPhetres, Chas. Barrett, “ visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. sidewalk and died at six o'clock this Neagle as Jailer. THIRD BALLOT. Healtot. =~ ‘THE OF1896 ‘STATE FAIR AT SACRAMENTO Circus Performer: Killed, Lord, accompanied by her children, Rapp—Buffington, Getchell—Donnelly and Woods, A Tailor Electrocuted. Mrs. James Kinsman died last evenDouglass—Pridgeon. ing as the resnlt of a critical surgical Northup—McPhetres. San Francesco, Aug. 1.—Yesterday afternoon while Morris Oltsman, a tailoperation which was performed Wedor’s apprentice, was operating a sewing nesday for the removal of a cancer, This is the 1st day of August and at machine run by electricity, the electric midnight the saloons were closed in current was communicated to the maNorthup—Woods and MePhetres. accordance with the new’ ordinance chine by a faulty connection and he more), Messrs. Stewart, Jones & Co. passed by the City Trustees, vem . now pay the miners four and a third was instantly killed. Repp—Buffington, _ good law. ounces of silver (we omit small fracDouglass—Donnélly and Pridgeon, The telephone company have a crew tions), or the proceeds thereof ; but if Northup—Woods. of men at work repairing the damage they can prevail on the miner to elect . Getchell—MePhetres, done to. their lines by the fire of ThursSacramento, Aug. 1—L. L. Callenthe candidates of the “good old Demoday evening. cratic Party,” then they will only have dine. convicted of robbery, was senHarry Hooper leaves today for San to pay the miner two and a third ountenced to-day to thirty years at Folsom. . Jose, where he will attend the Conces of silver’ or the proceeds thereof. Fred Townsend, his accomplice, who . Servatory of Music. If this is nota scheme toreduce wages, confessed, got one year. Thos. F. Graber and Chris Johnson, what is it ? NEw Lanps, Stewart, Jones, Teller and other silver mine owners are howling for free coinage. of silver. Assuming > that the prevailing wages for miners is three dollars per day—some get more, some get less (we wish all could get Gon: Maecer, gs ge Nile, Towa Hill, “And Wal Rubrave nt gah ; HE SOnL PRODUCTS of this great State ys MINING. INTEREST ill be’ a ed by an exhibit of ores, and bdo ion contests showire psepeice. a ri hibit showi rogréss leardiiug fontuce: road ialclues BOWE Uteraed <« ery aa and scor ifs ition TERSGASA'S J.B. Davis, San Jaan, J. A, opportunity ted for rac! onng. It lee ot ue furn Fs distant, ie iigis forthe Bxpo(eet air es we Building. All and ances of modern r GREAT RXPOSITION BAND of THE LIVE STOCK DIVISION will sable somasiciane will give high-c class concerts. a fulles complement of improved breeds, « Geo. L. Le Browns Valley. L. M. Van Doorm Jr., Forestbit, Grove D. Deal, Sweetland. Robbers Sentenced. A Gala Holiday of Instruction and Amusement. mYhe Shafi Pacific Railroad will carry Exhibits FREE, Is what kitesHood's Sarsaparilla its ‘eiiok tand Visitors at Reduced Ratés. popularity, its constantly incrersin-. of Berkeley, are visiting Grass Valley; the 6th ballot. He is to retam J. H. The Grass Valley and Truckee base Queen Victoria to Retire, September Ist to 194m WIEN MECHANICAL DISPDISPLAY willembrace ‘dri f Conle * Washingt Wm. ree {Bake ~ A> MOST: COMFRERENSIVE. RXHIBIT OF OUR RESOORCRS, eeMoMath, Woodland, bt Demetemie ac PUES EDITORIAL NOTES. left today for her home in San Fran = = morning from his injuries. will be Held Don’t fail to attend. oales, and enables it to accomplish its wonderful and unequalled cures, Tho combination, proportion and procese used in preparing Hood's Sarsaparille are unknown to other medicines, and make Hood's Sarsaparilia Take this occasion for your outing. Messrs. Haywarp, Newlands & Co. Pascoe as Under Sheriff and J. G. Epwin F. Surrn, C. M. Case,say, and truly say, the adoption of free Lonpon, Aug. 1—A rumor that ball nines that are competing for the Neagle as Deputy Sheriff. Examiner trophy will play at Grass coinage would result in the working of Queen Victoria. intends to retire in Secretary. “1 >. President. A Beautiful Gift. many mines now idle, and. the employfavor of the Prince of Wales is again Valley Sunday afternoon. ee This morning’s Union says: “There ment of many men now unemployed. current, A beautiful triple-stained glass winTake a Chance © is no doubt in the mind of anyone that But if this be the object of the miners It is added that court circles are dow, with figure representing in my Beautiful intending to vote the silver ticket, why greatly troubled regarding the condithe fireof Thursday evening was ‘purths immaculate conception of the 4 posely started by some fiend under It cures a wide range of diseases becauso not take the whole matter in their own tion of the Queen’s health, _, Blessed Virgin Mary, was placed yes_ of its power asa blood purifier. It acte It. is added’ that -her Majesty has the opera house. It was not done, terday hands ? They can arrive at the same in the sanctuary window of the either, out of malice. Without making directly and positively upon te blood, //qeresults sooner and without the assistdecided to spend. her time in the faCatholic Church. The: window is the end the blood reaches sles gnosis a more specific charge at this time, the ance of any President or. Congress. ture at Balmoral or Osborne and gift of Mrs. E. Tilley, given in memory How ? Goto the mine owners and say will give the Prince and Princess of Union believes the wretch started the of her late beloved daughter, Annie. fire in hopes to profit by the enormous a —* : in tothem: “Younow pay us too much Wales the use of Buckingham Palace is a beautiful work of art comeunn the bensBcant insurance he carried. Time may deThe window wages. You now give us 444 ounces of and Windsor Castle. With a and favorably compare with any There is no doubt the Queen seems velop some tangible evidence in the silver for a day’s work. Hereafter we work in Northern California. A Chance for.every 50 Cents’ worth of goois bougit from: me for Cash. will take 244 ounces.” , This course wili to feel greatly the weight of her years For beautiful gift Mre. Tilley CAPITAL JAPAN. TEA, Weenten Pound. eee“Prise with every package. “get all the mines booming and employ: and bereavements. s ’ has the thanks of all the Catholics allthe idle miners; but you miners Her Majesty is quoted as having reof St, Canice’s parish. Peculiar to Itsel? SOLID SI LVER SUGAR BOWL fete] meses =. TheGrocer 7_ Sarsaparilla_ IP. G. SCADDEN, The Flattering Inspection Report Made COMMERCIAL oriket? NEVADA ciry. $1 per ‘bottle. Hood’s Pills tate,casy to operate 250. : it ls Deticious. PERSONAL POINTERS, readily commanded a hundred’ cowland to visit Mrs. Rosenberg’s parents. oe Thus sixteen to one was “bustThe same rule must a up.” to silver and gold. cshad "Col. Jobn P. Irish and wife are spend ing a few days at.-Applegate, Placer pool and who has been at “sea” the. county. Mr. Irish will soon erect a log greater portion of his life. He wants house on the Fletcher place. Help . it it Along, silver, and if he could only get as much Mrs. A. Stenger and daughter, Miss Ifthe owners. of go gold mines would Addie, have just returned from Shasta give their names te J. J. Wiley of Grass Retreat and Dunsmuir, where they have Valley or George E. Johuiston of this been sojourning for the past few days. city, who are respectively the’ Secretary Stood atHis Post. Misses Evelyn and Ethel Var Deerlin and Assistant Secretary of the Imleft on the noon train yesterday for By Thursday night’s fire at: Grass. provement Association of Nevada Sen Francisco. The former will reValley County ‘Surveyor Fred icone ‘county, orfo any of the Trustees or sume her studies at the Mark Hopkins’ engineers, they would aid materially Art School and the latter will enter the in obtaining data for the new mining Golden Gate Kindergarten Institute. cocmcinmmnanamsnineiciatmminam “map that is soon to be issued. This Reported Strike. -map and the statistical and other in* formation accompanying it will -do Enterprise: ‘It is reported that. they much to enlist the attention of capital have made a rich strike at the Buttes to the wonderfully tich region of gold ~.imines that are to be foand:in thie part mine, Sierra City, and that they are. making preparations to build @ mill at of Nevada county, *— To Contractors. Bids will be recéived up to Beturday, the mine. If the rumor be true the. August 8th, for the eréction-bese ol ad people of that vicinity may expéct some lively times there this sammef, as the} ” ©, Mayo-Steers, National Hotel, par-. Buttes was considered one of the best. siping lor 2. Circle Sunday evening, 80’clock, . paying mines in California, for several 2c. een ee oe: . years. Re cnn or all bids. ry ap, Se Seomnceeneeencnmeameneetin Medium—Five Five Days Only. ” : : Waists _ : 80 sents to $2. Latest in sic 50 CENTS. A WEEK One Week, Canina havachietasie of not to exceed five lines in . length inserted under'thié ‘héad for 50 cents londay, Aug. 3, .@ week or $2 a month, ‘Each additional line : 10 cent a week s or 40 cents a month Payable invariably in ee: ake om sla aa Lucy, Senter and Vins. PAYTON. theSenseoetae eee eee Tee Dimities, Grass Goods > Pee ee station where she took the train for Number of enlisted men, 55; commisdollars today, but it is going up.” Now Windsor after the marriage ceremony. sioned officers, 3; total, 58; present’ at: this pound to the old folks costs the inspection, 47. The appearance of the ‘miner one and two-thirds days’. work, officers and men and their knowledge procured only at Gaylord’s, but then it will cost him two and a of duties was very good. third days’ work. . The report says: Quite a number of No LEGISLATION can make one bushel A Concise. Chronicle of Yarious Folks old soldiers in this company—men who have been members for a long term -of. : of wheat always worth two bushels oj Doings and Intentions. years. Generally a fine; robust, ‘stalpotatoes, nor can it make two bushels Grove Deal was over from Sweetland of potatoes always worth one bushel of . wart lot of men. All officers in this last evening. wheat. All will admit that the supply company completely equipped with Supervisor Buffington has returned and demand must rule inthis case. A new regulation uniforms. failure of the potato crop might make from Truckee. The officers are complimented on M. Shea came down from Moore’s a bushel worth a bushel of wheat, or their knowledge of military tactics and Flat last evening. are said to be a credit to their regieven more. The same rule must preH. J. Carter returned from San Franvail as to the relative value of gold'and ment. The inspection is said to be the cisco this morning. silver, gold and copper, gold and iron, best executed in the regiment. In ©. M. Van Dorn came down from or gold and anything else. At one conclusion the inspector says that the: ' time it takes more copper to buy a dolForest City last evening. company is the best drilled in the regiJ.D. Brown of San Francisco arlar in gold than at another time, more ment, the Captain well posted and iron to buy a pound of copper, and so rived here on the morning train: Lieutenants. fairly well posted. He Mrs. J. M. Foley, who has been serion, praises the men’s drilling and march: ously ill, is improving. ing, and says the Captain and the Cor“SIXTEEN TO ONE” is nothing new to J. R. Sechust and H. R. Coote, of porals who drilled the squads are the} California. In anearly day before the San Francisco, arrived here last evenbest instructed in the 2d Infantry if stars and stripes were unfurled over. ing. not in the 8d Brigade. the land of climate and gold, sixteen W. Hill of Iowa Hill arrived here on ., cowhides were an equivelent for a muslast night’s train on his way to DowHe. Wants Siiver. _ tang. Finally there came a dreadfally nieville. Yesterday’s Appeal says; The podry \seasem” “Many ‘cattle died from Ex-Congressman Caminetti is exlitical pot has commenced to boil -want of food and water. The cattle around some of the hotels in. Maryswere skinned and cowhides became few days.” ville. Nota night passes’ that there is plenty. Many mustangs also bit the Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenberg and their not a debate on “free silver” in front of dus so mustang t, s became scarce ‘and daughter will leave tomorrow for Oakthe United States: Hotel. One of the “NEVADA THEATER. Hay Prien: For Sale, : h sinalt ny protein otc cod tu Late cheap. Enquire of William Dower, Gold Flat. j7-tt se eee the Kid Gloves Supported by a Strong Company. For Sale or Rent. . The eight-room residence of Antone Silva, on Nimrod street, is.cifired for sale-o r rent, Apply on-the premises or bd the TRANSORIPT office. ae Infants’Headgear CHANGE OF PLAYS. NIGHTLY ! Thy Snoct, smpet styitah §25-2w Rooms to Let, ; Furnished rooms to let, Engtire at ‘Geo. C. Gaylord's grocery store, §20-tf for the little tots ;; Shas you ever saw. Lost. Popular Prices, Millinery eae 10 and: 20 Cents . Fiece'feoeivea "wookis . ieeaaeiae ohaes a Reserved Seats, 90 Cents, onsaleat Foley’s. F A “HATS Pitee. LOST—A ‘chain belonging to a hay press—between Nevada City and Bear siver-Ma:.” Courtney road—Saturday, June (th. The. finder will be suitably rewarded by. sandingword to FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, county. ’ ‘Mrs, Laster & Crawfort, FRa ymon eam: . 2 ‘Maomacies aaa MAIN STREET a ‘NEVADA ciry UN ION FRUITSTORE! aezr the choicest of ot ‘atmos Prices. ‘COMPOUND EXTRACT OF oe scream San Tandon “Nevada County Directory, s ms Copies of the Nevada County WITH IODIDEs. be obtained for 50 cents. ‘By wait hace”. BLOOD REMEDY L. P. FISHER,. Onthe market. I¢ removes Pimples,— Blotches,Pustules, Tumors, eanUlcers, ge ; idee as Scrofulous and A. ARENDT. aedA,wanes ji6-tf? ant Studio. nage The Best Srieeetointes Placer “Syphilitic Taints. ef Setiseaz arii ee ee cae Pere Shan ia Prepared by. Apply to FRED: £. BROWN. Transoriptofice _ Newspaper Advertising Agency, are Se eene rea a S. ‘Will Latta’s New Position. Buckingham Palace, upon the occasion The One True Blood Purifier. of the recent marriage of Princess The Sacramento City Board of EducaIr wit be a happy day for the mine Maud of Wales to Prince Charles of By Major Frank §. Rice, tion -met on Weduesday. night and owner when he can go into the Bank Denmark: “This is my last visit to elected W. A. Latta principal of tke Captain G. A. Nihell has received the and ask :“How much do you. pay for’ London.” night school. The gentleman is well gold today ?” and the banker will anColor is given the rumors in circulainspection report of Company © of known OME : in this county. He has been a this city. The inspection was held swer forty dollars per ounce. .How tion by the deep emotion displayed by very successful teacher in Yuba and with the miner that dug out that forty the Queen as she bowed in reply to May 12th, under the direction of Major Sutter counties and ‘has also been a dollar gold ? ‘He says, “I want to send the enthusiastic cheers of the multiFrank 8. Rice, who is the inspector of of the Yuba Board of Educaof the N.G.C. It isa member @ pound sterling to the old folks at tudes. which lined the. route from the 3dbrigade tion. home. How much do you charge toBuckingham Palace to the railroad very flattering report, from which we take the following: day ?” Again the banker answers, “Ten ing to get off ?”, Me! ‘STANDS HIGH mo COMPANY who are employed, where are-you “ge-. peatedly remarked during her stay at Dozen Solid Sfiver Spoons-

THE 400 LVES LAST INA TIDAL WAVE TRANSCRIPT. ~ Retabliehed Sept. 6, by Nat. P. Brows & Co. i NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA “ BROWN & CALKINS, ~ Proprietors y Told Ove AL The News of Todaas Telephone. this morning of the death of his While Sewing, ~ A GOOD APPOINTMENT. Dana B. Getchell, who was today ap a He Gets the Appointment 00 J. T. Howard received intelligence A Tailor Kill by. Rlectrc ed ity. SATURDAY... AUGUST 1, 1896. INGS N A E L G Y E L L L A V S S GRA the Sixth Ballot. mother, which occurred at Welland, y Canada, July 25th. A few days ago he received news that she had suffered a stroke of paralysis. Deceased was a The Votes of Buffington, Woods and Mc-. native of England, aged 79 years. «> One insurance adjuster has arrived A Balloonist Has.a Fatal Fall While Per. Plaza, will be.pasta na to. tf ‘teeing oer ninaiage ks pointed Sheriff by the Board of Superin Grass Valley and another is ex‘New Laster Yard. visors to fill the vacancy by the pected on this afternoon’s train. met this morning to appoint’ a succesdeath of David F. Douglass, one. of . ‘The charge of incendiarism that is sor to the late Sheriff Douglass. AfT. P. Byrne, the contractor and buildthe best known. men in Nevada City. the subject of street talk, to the effect tera short session in which no definite er; has opened in connection with his). He has resided hers over thirty years Robber Callendine Sentenced to Thirthat certain -parties who were well inresult was reached they adjourned. till forming at Sacramento, and has always enjoyed the reputation msiuiaees 6 Legis ark ty Years ia Prison. man. He is at present’ City Marshal, Special to the DarLy Transcript. which position he has filled for the 4000 People Drowned. bi past three or four years, and in which capacity he has served the people faith yapee eat sured set the fire in order to secure 1:30 p. m., when balloting begun. theinsurance, will probably be investiThe candidates who presented ‘petiBee advertisonient, gated when all the insurance men artions were Capt. J.A. Rapp, N. Doug of being an honorable, straightforward Where tto Go, ; lass Sr, Constable E. Northup and) rive. & jOte 8. C. Thompson, rah is one of the City Marshal Getchell. When your wale sede set ti oid owners in the chlorination works beMr. Gotchell was elected on the sixthI pieemger ay SHancuat, China, Aug. 1.—Last Sunfully and well, never shirking his duty. low Grass Valley; and has been inter=. or showing the least partiality to any day & tidal wave five miles long swept you want to feel positive that the eae ested in the development of the La The results of the various ssa has been done just right. j10-t£ one. Mr, Getchell has made one of the up on the coast in Hayehau province Marque mine, left today for his old were as follows: “best Marshals and police officers our and destroyed. several villages. Four home in Pottsville, Pennsylvania,where FIRST BALLOT. > ARRIVA AT LS THE — town has ever had. His bravery and thousand: people were drowned. he will engage in coal mining with his Rapp—Buffington: fearlessness are unquestioned. He is TUM HO TEL, ION . father. . Douglass—Donnelly and sates! qualified for the position to which he iain Strest, Neveda City. rf Rev. J. P. Macauley and: wife, at. the Northup—Woods. has been appointed, and we believe will _NORTHWAY é & & MORRIS, — Getchell—McPhetres. Sacramento, Aug. 1.—Last evening as Epworth League social held at the prove as capable and efficient as Sheriff Methodist Church last evening, were . bt PROPRIETORS. Louis Heinrichs, a contortionist with a SECOND BALLOT. as he has been as Marshal. His friends presented with a magnificent silver Three Wecks; are pleased to know of his appointcircus here,was making a balloon ascenDouglass—Buffington and Pridgeon. water pitcher. A. J: Carkeet, Grass Valley, sion and had ascended 70 -feet, his ment.’ John H. Pascoe will be continNorthap—Donnelly and Woods. *. % Mrs. B. M. Berry, who has tints ona ued as Under Sheriff, and James G. trapeze broke. He fell upon a stone Rapp—McPhetres, Chas. Barrett, “ visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. sidewalk and died at six o'clock this Neagle as Jailer. THIRD BALLOT. Healtot. =~ ‘THE OF1896 ‘STATE FAIR AT SACRAMENTO Circus Performer: Killed, Lord, accompanied by her children, Rapp—Buffington, Getchell—Donnelly and Woods, A Tailor Electrocuted. Mrs. James Kinsman died last evenDouglass—Pridgeon. ing as the resnlt of a critical surgical Northup—McPhetres. San Francesco, Aug. 1.—Yesterday afternoon while Morris Oltsman, a tailoperation which was performed Wedor’s apprentice, was operating a sewing nesday for the removal of a cancer, This is the 1st day of August and at machine run by electricity, the electric midnight the saloons were closed in current was communicated to the maNorthup—Woods and MePhetres. accordance with the new’ ordinance chine by a faulty connection and he more), Messrs. Stewart, Jones & Co. passed by the City Trustees, vem . now pay the miners four and a third was instantly killed. Repp—Buffington, _ good law. ounces of silver (we omit small fracDouglass—Donnélly and Pridgeon, The telephone company have a crew tions), or the proceeds thereof ; but if Northup—Woods. of men at work repairing the damage they can prevail on the miner to elect . Getchell—MePhetres, done to. their lines by the fire of ThursSacramento, Aug. 1—L. L. Callenthe candidates of the “good old Demoday evening. cratic Party,” then they will only have dine. convicted of robbery, was senHarry Hooper leaves today for San to pay the miner two and a third ountenced to-day to thirty years at Folsom. . Jose, where he will attend the Conces of silver’ or the proceeds thereof. Fred Townsend, his accomplice, who . Servatory of Music. If this is nota scheme toreduce wages, confessed, got one year. Thos. F. Graber and Chris Johnson, what is it ? NEw Lanps, Stewart, Jones, Teller and other silver mine owners are howling for free coinage. of silver. Assuming > that the prevailing wages for miners is three dollars per day—some get more, some get less (we wish all could get Gon: Maecer, gs ge Nile, Towa Hill, “And Wal Rubrave nt gah ; HE SOnL PRODUCTS of this great State ys MINING. INTEREST ill be’ a ed by an exhibit of ores, and bdo ion contests showire psepeice. a ri hibit showi rogréss leardiiug fontuce: road ialclues BOWE Uteraed <« ery aa and scor ifs ition TERSGASA'S J.B. Davis, San Jaan, J. A, opportunity ted for rac! onng. It lee ot ue furn Fs distant, ie iigis forthe Bxpo(eet air es we Building. All and ances of modern r GREAT RXPOSITION BAND of THE LIVE STOCK DIVISION will sable somasiciane will give high-c class concerts. a fulles complement of improved breeds, « Geo. L. Le Browns Valley. L. M. Van Doorm Jr., Forestbit, Grove D. Deal, Sweetland. Robbers Sentenced. A Gala Holiday of Instruction and Amusement. mYhe Shafi Pacific Railroad will carry Exhibits FREE, Is what kitesHood's Sarsaparilla its ‘eiiok tand Visitors at Reduced Ratés. popularity, its constantly incrersin-. of Berkeley, are visiting Grass Valley; the 6th ballot. He is to retam J. H. The Grass Valley and Truckee base Queen Victoria to Retire, September Ist to 194m WIEN MECHANICAL DISPDISPLAY willembrace ‘dri f Conle * Washingt Wm. ree {Bake ~ A> MOST: COMFRERENSIVE. RXHIBIT OF OUR RESOORCRS, eeMoMath, Woodland, bt Demetemie ac PUES EDITORIAL NOTES. left today for her home in San Fran = = morning from his injuries. will be Held Don’t fail to attend. oales, and enables it to accomplish its wonderful and unequalled cures, Tho combination, proportion and procese used in preparing Hood's Sarsaparille are unknown to other medicines, and make Hood's Sarsaparilia Take this occasion for your outing. Messrs. Haywarp, Newlands & Co. Pascoe as Under Sheriff and J. G. Epwin F. Surrn, C. M. Case,say, and truly say, the adoption of free Lonpon, Aug. 1—A rumor that ball nines that are competing for the Neagle as Deputy Sheriff. Examiner trophy will play at Grass coinage would result in the working of Queen Victoria. intends to retire in Secretary. “1 >. President. A Beautiful Gift. many mines now idle, and. the employfavor of the Prince of Wales is again Valley Sunday afternoon. ee This morning’s Union says: “There ment of many men now unemployed. current, A beautiful triple-stained glass winTake a Chance © is no doubt in the mind of anyone that But if this be the object of the miners It is added that court circles are dow, with figure representing in my Beautiful intending to vote the silver ticket, why greatly troubled regarding the condithe fireof Thursday evening was ‘purths immaculate conception of the 4 posely started by some fiend under It cures a wide range of diseases becauso not take the whole matter in their own tion of the Queen’s health, _, Blessed Virgin Mary, was placed yes_ of its power asa blood purifier. It acte It. is added’ that -her Majesty has the opera house. It was not done, terday hands ? They can arrive at the same in the sanctuary window of the either, out

of malice. Without making directly and positively upon te blood, //qeresults sooner and without the assistdecided to spend. her time in the faCatholic Church.. The: window is the end the blood reaches sles gnosis a more specific charge at this time, the ance of any President or. Congress. ture at Balmoral or Osborne and gift of Mrs. E. Tilley, given in memory How ? Goto the mine owners and say will give the Prince and Princess of Union believes the wretch started the of her late beloved daughter, Annie. fire in hopes to profit by the enormous a —* : in tothem: “Younow pay us too much Wales the use of Buckingham Palace is a beautiful work of art comeunn the bensBcant insurance he carried. Time may deThe window wages. You now give us 444 ounces of and Windsor Castle. With a and favorably compare with any There is no doubt the Queen seems velop some tangible evidence in the silver for a day’s work. Hereafter we work in Northern California. A Chance for.every 50 Cents’ worth of goois bougit from: me for Cash. will take 244 ounces.” , This course wili to feel greatly the weight of her years For beautiful gift Mre.. Tilley CAPITAL JAPAN. TEA, Weenten Pound. eee“Prise with every package. “get all the mines booming and employ: and bereavements. s ’ has the thanks of all the Catholics allthe idle miners; but you miners Her Majesty is quoted as having reof St, Canice’s parish. Peculiar to Itsel? SOLID SI LVER SUGAR BOWL fete] meses =. TheGrocer 7_ Sarsaparilla_ IP. G. SCADDEN, The Flattering Inspection Report Made COMMERCIAL oriket? NEVADA ciry. $1 per ‘bottle. Hood’s Pills tate,casy to operate 250. : it ls Deticious. PERSONAL POINTERS, readily commanded a hundred’ cowland to visit Mrs. Rosenberg’s parents. oe Thus sixteen to one was “bustThe same rule must a up.” to silver and gold. cshad "Col. Jobn P. Irish and wife are spend ing a few days at.-Applegate, Placer pool and who has been at “sea” the. county. Mr. Irish will soon erect a log greater portion of his life. He wants house on the Fletcher place. Help . it it Along, silver, and if he could only get as much Mrs. A. Stenger and daughter, Miss Ifthe owners. of go gold mines would Addie, have just returned from Shasta give their names te J. J. Wiley of Grass Retreat and Dunsmuir, where they have Valley or George E. Johuiston of this been sojourning for the past few days. city, who are respectively the’ Secretary Stood atHis Post. Misses Evelyn and Ethel Var Deerlin and Assistant Secretary of the Imleft on the noon train yesterday for By Thursday night’s fire at: Grass. provement Association of Nevada Sen Francisco. The former will reValley County ‘Surveyor Fred icone ‘county, orfo any of the Trustees or sume her studies at the Mark Hopkins’ engineers, they would aid materially Art School and the latter will enter the in obtaining data for the new mining Golden Gate Kindergarten Institute. cocmcinmmnanamsnineiciatmminam “map that is soon to be issued. This Reported Strike. -map and the statistical and other in* formation accompanying it will -do Enterprise: ‘It is reported that. they much to enlist the attention of capital have made a rich strike at the Buttes to the wonderfully tich region of gold ~.imines that are to be foand:in thie part mine, Sierra City, and that they are. making preparations to build @ mill at of Nevada county, *— To Contractors. Bids will be recéived up to Beturday, the mine. If the rumor be true the. August 8th, for the eréction-bese ol ad people of that vicinity may expéct some lively times there this sammef, as the} ” ©, Mayo-Steers, National Hotel, par-. Buttes was considered one of the best. siping lor 2. Circle Sunday evening, 80’clock, . paying mines in California, for several 2c. een ee oe: . years. Re cnn or all bids. ry ap, Se Seomnceeneeencnmeameneetin Medium—Five Five Days Only. ” : : Waists _ : 80 sents to $2. Latest in sic 50 CENTS. A WEEK One Week, Canina havachietasie of not to exceed five lines in . length inserted under'thié ‘héad for 50 cents londay, Aug. 3, .@ week or $2 a month, ‘Each additional line : 10 cent a week s or 40 cents a month Payable invariably in ee: ake om sla aa Lucy, Senter and Vins. PAYTON. theSenseoetae eee eee Tee Dimities, Grass Goods > Pee ee station where she took the train for Number of enlisted men, 55; commisdollars today, but it is going up.” Now Windsor after the marriage ceremony. sioned officers, 3; total, 58; present’ at: this pound to the old folks costs the inspection, 47. The appearance of the ‘miner one and two-thirds days’. work, officers and men and their knowledge procured only at Gaylord’s, but then it will cost him two and a of duties was very good. third days’ work. . The report says: Quite a number of No LEGISLATION can make one bushel A Concise. Chronicle of Yarious Folks old soldiers in this company—men who have been members for a long term -of. : of wheat always worth two bushels oj Doings and Intentions. years. Generally a fine; robust, ‘stalpotatoes, nor can it make two bushels Grove Deal was over from Sweetland of potatoes always worth one bushel of . wart lot of men. All officers in this last evening. wheat. All will admit that the supply company completely equipped with Supervisor Buffington has returned and demand must rule inthis case. A new regulation uniforms. failure of the potato crop might make from Truckee. The officers are complimented on M. Shea came down from Moore’s a bushel worth a bushel of wheat, or their knowledge of military tactics and Flat last evening. are said to be a credit to their regieven more. The same rule must preH. J. Carter returned from San Franvail as to the relative value of gold'and ment. The inspection is said to be the cisco this morning. silver, gold and copper, gold and iron, best executed in the regiment. In ©. M. Van Dorn came down from or gold and anything else. At one conclusion the inspector says that the: ' time it takes more copper to buy a dolForest City last evening. company is the best drilled in the regiJ.D. Brown of San Francisco arlar in gold than at another time, more ment, the Captain well posted and iron to buy a pound of copper, and so rived here on the morning train: Lieutenants. fairly well posted. He Mrs. J. M. Foley, who has been serion, praises the men’s drilling and march: ously ill, is improving. ing, and says the Captain and the Cor“SIXTEEN TO ONE” is nothing new to J. R. Sechust and H. R. Coote, of porals who drilled the squads are the} California. In anearly day before the San Francisco, arrived here last evenbest instructed in the 2d Infantry if stars and stripes were unfurled over. ing. not in the 8d Brigade. the land of climate and gold, sixteen W. Hill of Iowa Hill arrived here on ., cowhides were an equivelent for a muslast night’s train on his way to DowHe. Wants Siiver. _ tang. Finally there came a dreadfally nieville. Yesterday’s Appeal says; The podry \seasem” “Many ‘cattle died from Ex-Congressman Caminetti is exlitical pot has commenced to boil -want of food and water. The cattle around some of the hotels in. Maryswere skinned and cowhides became few days.” ville. Nota night passes’ that there is plenty. Many mustangs also bit the Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenberg and their not a debate on “free silver” in front of dus so mustang t, s became scarce ‘and daughter will leave tomorrow for Oakthe United States: Hotel. One of the “NEVADA THEATER. Hay Prien: For Sale, : h sinalt ny protein otc cod tu Late cheap. Enquire of William Dower, Gold Flat. j7-tt se eee the Kid Gloves Supported by a Strong Company. For Sale or Rent. . The eight-room residence of Antone Silva, on Nimrod street, is.cifired for sale-o r rent, Apply on-the premises or bd the TRANSORIPT office. ae Infants’Headgear CHANGE OF PLAYS. NIGHTLY ! Thy Snoct, smpet styitah §25-2w Rooms to Let, ; Furnished rooms to let, Engtire at ‘Geo. C. Gaylord's grocery store, §20-tf for the little tots ;; Shas you ever saw. Lost. Popular Prices, Millinery eae 10 and: 20 Cents . Fiece'feoeivea "wookis . ieeaaeiae ohaes a Reserved Seats, 90 Cents, onsaleat Foley’s. F A “HATS Pitee. LOST—A ‘chain belonging to a hay press—between Nevada City and Bear siver-Ma:.” Courtney road—Saturday, June (th. The. finder will be suitably rewarded by. sandingword to FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, county. ’ ‘Mrs, Laster & Crawfort, FRa ymon eam: . 2 ‘Maomacies aaa MAIN STREET a ‘NEVADA ciry UN ION FRUITSTORE! aezr the choicest of ot ‘atmos Prices.. ‘COMPOUND EXTRACT OF oe scream San Tandon “Nevada County Directory, s ms Copies of the Nevada County WITH IODIDEs. be obtained for 50 cents. ‘By wait hace”. BLOOD REMEDY L. P. FISHER,. Onthe market. I¢ removes Pimples,— Blotches,Pustules, Tumors, eanUlcers, ge ; idee as Scrofulous and A. ARENDT. aedA,wanes ji6-tf? ant Studio. nage The Best Srieeetointes Placer “Syphilitic Taints. ef Setiseaz arii ee ee cae Pere Shan ia Prepared by. Apply to FRED: £. BROWN. Transoriptofice _ Newspaper Advertising Agency, are Se eene rea a S. ‘Will Latta’s New Position. Buckingham Palace, upon the occasion The One True Blood Purifier. of the recent marriage of Princess The Sacramento City Board of EducaIr wit be a happy day for the mine Maud of Wales to Prince Charles of By Major Frank §. Rice, tion -met on Weduesday. night and owner when he can go into the Bank Denmark: “This is my last visit to elected W. A. Latta principal of tke Captain G. A. Nihell has received the and ask :“How much do you. pay for’ London.” night school. The gentleman is well gold today ?” and the banker will anColor is given the rumors in circulainspection report of Company © of known OME : in this county. He has been a this city. The inspection was held swer forty dollars per ounce. .How tion by the deep emotion displayed by very successful teacher in Yuba and with the miner that dug out that forty the Queen as she bowed in reply to May 12th, under the direction of Major Sutter counties and ‘has also been a dollar gold ? ‘He says, “I want to send the enthusiastic cheers of the multiFrank 8. Rice, who is the inspector of of the Yuba Board of Educaof the N.G.C. It isa member @ pound sterling to the old folks at tudes. which lined the. route from the 3dbrigade tion. home. How much do you charge toBuckingham Palace to the railroad very flattering report, from which we take the following: day ?” Again the banker answers, “Ten ing to get off ?”, Me! ‘STANDS HIGH mo COMPANY who are employed, where are-you “ge-. peatedly remarked during her stay at Dozen Solid Sfiver Spoons-