August 12, 1896 (4 pages)

ARI + Mistle Every 2 < — fiyara Ev ED. J Nevi First a1 ra Attor FFI ent vada © Att: FFI Courts Att ¥FI e an ! Ci Morga -Attor FF. a Courts ceedin _Attor FF. Ci NR RN BR AoA ie A Ate Att FF’ cOoLi Popu NI oO exami” and de" je condu . If ye. note . brief C4 and wy If you™ “ ine ringe: liable? Nat ters eit ee ., rowded with guests. School held a’ picnic yesterday at the leiaseamaia THE Established Sept. 6. 1960,by Nat. P. Brown & Go, BROWN & CALKINS.WEDNESDAY. .AUGUST 12, 1896. ~-PERSONAL-POINTERS,A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Pots! Doings and Intentions. W. F. Englebright has returned from a San Francisco. ‘ Mrs. James Colley is visiting friends at Washington. ‘ John Marsh and wife rare camping at Faucherié Lake. I District Attorney Riley returned from below last night. Dahl Nivens and wife returned last evening from Moore’s Flat. John Dunnicliff went over to Forbestown today. 2s ae Mrs. John T. Mornis here from San “Francisco on a, brief visit. Ben L. Schiff of San Francisco is in town. ' D. F. Roddan of “Wheatland is in town. : H. G. Weisbird of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. . Superintendent Dave J ohnson came down from the Spanish mine today. D. A. Morton of San Francisco came in onthe train this morning. “a Wi Harris came down from Dutch Flat today on his. way io Relief Hill, J. B. Acton and: Joby’ Fischer, of San Francisco, came in last night. Frank Guscetti has returned to Sacramento, where he is'attending school. Edgar Hook returned. to Berkeley yesterday to resume his studies, A. H. Walrath came over from Brown’s Valley yesterday. Harry Stow of Eorbestown-is visiting the family of W:H, Crawford. « Norval Douglass Jr. and Haviland Turner have gone to San Francisco, Miss Edith’ Bare of .Chico is here visiting Ker brother, E. R. Bare, W.H. Blaine of North Bloomfield is in town and will shortly take his departure for Redding. Lubeck. returned last evening from San Fraucisco. 4, oN T. F, Vizzard of Moore’s Flat came down last evening on his way to San Francisco. Mrs. A, Davey And Miss J. Henry» of Smartsville, were visitors here tcdiy: Be F. H. Moulton, 8. -WThurston and .R. Wilson, cisco, are in:town. A. B. Driesbach and L. B. DriesDach came over from North San Juan today. ‘ Mrs, Beckman and daughter, Mrs. _T. P. Byrne, tetarned last evening from mgler, C. A. of NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA Proprietors TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ‘The News of Today as Told Over the Telephon, Special to the Darty TRANSCRIPT. Judge J. M. Walling Nominated For Presidential Elector, Sacramento, August 12.—The Republican Congressional Convention at this afternoon’s session nominated Hon. J. M. Walling of Nevada’ City as the Presidential Elector from the Sec. ond District. ; The Heat Continues. PHILADELPHIA, August 12—Up. to 11 o'clock today five deaths had occurred from the heat, besides. many cases of. prostration. : ‘Insane Person Fatally Injured. Prrrssure, Aug. 12—D. D. Malley, while temporarily insane from the effects of the heat, jumped from a thirdstory Window of the hotel at which he Was stopping and was fatally injured. Thinks There Will Be War, Havana, August 12—La Luchia, in commenting upon the opinion of Senior Sagasta the Spanish Liberal, says the latter advocates. that the Cortez. vote financial aid to the government, ‘as he believes there will yet be a war between Spain and the United States. Made Crazy by the-Heat, Cuicaco, Aug. 12.—There was a good breeze this morning, still the thermometer registered 91 degrees,. Up to 12 o’clock last night 30 cases of sunstroke were reported, and upwards of 50 cases of prostration. A shower last night cooled the atmosphere considerably. The number of -persons rendered insane by the heat will probably never bé known. .At least 27 insane. persons have been locked up within the past two days, their malady being attributed to the hot weather. : with taking dispensary around at the State’s expense to tect his cowardly bones. Wild Plunge. ful accident occured near here today, by which two men were instantly killed, another burt. so badly that he died a few hours later and two others severely injured so that. small hope of their recovery is entertained. ~A Bad Mistake, Corvmpus, O0., Aug. 11.—A fatal. collision took place this morning at the Sandusky street crossing between the regular passenger train on the Toledo and Ohio Central railway and a yard engine. The two engines met. head on and were badly wrecked. The baggage and mail cars were thrown down a steep bank and badly smashed, Charles Vance, the engineer of the yard engine, was crushed to death. Charles Cullison, engineer of the passenger train, and his fireman, William St. Clair, were fatally injured, . ° A Deep Mystery. Wasuineton, Aug. 11.—The police have thus far failed to secure any clew tothe mystery surrounding the death of A. H. Pile, the son of ex-Representative Pile of California, who has been in temporary charge of the Silver National headquarters. When the body was found in the Potomac the shoes and hat were missing. There is‘a theory that he was a victim of “knockout drops” at a gambling resort, but this is discredtted by the fact that his silver watch was found on him, Denied the Application, —_. It is estimated that there are 800 dead horses lying on‘the, streets, having succumbed to the heat. “The carcasses saccumulate faster than they can be re-' moved. Ten dollars apiece is offered for getting the dead animals out of the way. At New York this morning the indications were that the torrid season was drawing to aclose. At 8 o'clock the mercury stood at 88 degrees. in the shade. rich gold placer mines of Alaska have CLEVELAND, O. August 12.—Judge Noble yesterday denied the application for a writ restraining the Brown Hoist Works from arming their employes and requiring the fulfillment of the agreement made with the lock outs July 27th. Belongs to Great Britain Port Townsenp, Wash., Aug. 12.—The tance when the‘Sheriff shoved him back. _Dunean then charged Evans . Street, who has been sick for some time constables proWincuester, Ky., Aug. 11—A fright. JA A : 1 MES A. NORTHWAY, PROPRIETOR. desired and no questions Mrs. George Rowe of south “Auburn but is now convalescing, while examining some flowers on the porch at. her home this morning, fell to the ground, a distance of ten feet, bruising and cutting her face quite severely, Colfax road about’ ten miles below Grass Valley, fell from his ‘wagon while . going home Monday night, and was quite badly hurt. Dr. Jamieson ‘was sent for this morning, but had_ not returned up to this writing. a The School Trustees held a meeti the schools: begin on Monday, Angust 8lst. Another 7th grade department was added, and it will probably be necessary to engage another teacher, The contract for furnishing the stationery supplies was awarded to Aver Bros. This is the seventh time in nine years that they have received the contract. Taken to the Asylum. Frank Guild Sr., of whose insanity mention was:‘made in the TRANSCRIPT 8 few days ago, has been removed from Oakland to the insane asylum. He became very frantic the other day and tried to escape from his nurse, breaking a window with a chair and making other violent démonstrations. The physicians say his case is hopeless and that it is only a question of .a short time when the final dissolution will take place, Salvation Army Evangelist. Captain R. C. Manley, ‘an ex-parson, will conduct a special Service at the Armory Friday evening, assisted by a full force of Army officers and sol-. _ diers and the brass band from Grass Valley. Allare welcome. No admis. sion, — : The Ills of Women. Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Kari’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ARRIVALS AT THE Flain Street, Nevada City. Geo. B. Downey, Marsh’s Mill, D, J. Bhodes, W. ©. Coyne, Towles, GRASS VALLBY GLEANINGS, Michael McCarty, who lives onthe!” last evening. It was decided to have. sold for $5. our price $7.50. , from 34 to 42, sold elsewhere from $17 to $20; our price $10. to $20, for the next few days at $10 per suit. or winter. Virginia City. ? County Assessor Martin, Pair Tautphaus, Wm. McKinlay and Dr. Liebrich left today for Sierra City on business connected with mining property. Francis H. Hill and Miss ©. C. Porter, of London, who are interested in the Red Hill mine, are the guests of Prof. George Treadwell. ° Miss Fannie Marshall and Miss May Levy, who have been spending the summer with Mrs. J, Levy, have re-: turned to San Francisco. Miss Elsie Levy also went below to: attend school. : Fred Zeitler, Fred Searls-and W. FEnglebright lett yesterday for a fishing and hunting trip to Cascades, near the ‘headwaters of the American river. They expect to be absent about a week. RIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. The hotels in’ Nevada City are mine ina few days. ~ W.S8. Richards is having many repairs ‘tnade to the-New York Hotel. The streets of Nevada City are crowded with people every evening now. : Miss Madge Crawford gave her Sunday School class a picnic party today at her home on Main street. Any one wanting a nicely furnished house can hear all about it by applying at the TRaNnsoriPt office. Rev. Seneca Jones of Auburn will ‘address the probationers at the Methodist Church this evening. -._ The contract to erect: two dwelling . houses on the old’Cashin lot for Joaquin Lopez has been let to Conradt & Konkle, and work has already begun. The, Sacramento’ Republicans have nominated a full county ticket, believing that the present county officers hold for two years only. see Frank Holbrook and wife, Mrs. Chris Webber, Misses Bessie Rogers and Kittie Wells and Nick Webber today left ona camping tour of the lakes. ~ . George B. Johnson's condition is very critical and his death may occur at any hour. He was attacked with appendiitis; from which blood yoison has. resulted, and there is now no hope for Qne class of the Episcopal Sunday Things will’ boom at the Spanish An Assessor Enjoined. SACRAMENTO, August 12.—Superior Judge Hinkson_ yesterday. granted a writ of injunction. against Assessor Berkey, restraining him from turning by recent surveys been found to be in: ‘British Columbia. The mines are Sitnated_on Glacier andMirror creeks and cover an extent of country from three to eight miles wide. Prospectors over the assessment roll. The appliand owners of claims will hereafter be. subject to British laws. © ’ cation for the writ was made by the} . : from Union, 8. C., says: At the campaign meeting here Monday a personal ‘encounter between Governor John Geary Evans and John F. Duncan, can: all didate for the United States Senate, was only prevented by Sheriff Long property~is too high. A. Big Load. Evtenssure, Wash. Aug. 41.—With a view to fusion on national eleccors and State officers as well, the three parties Democratic, Populist and Free Silver Republicans, will hold their State con‘vention to-morrow. ‘No other State has ever assembled #8 many conventions, political fusion being the object, at the same time and place. There will be over 1000 delegates, several hundred of whom are on the ground already. This quiet, but prosperous agrictltural town, is groaning under the weight of the big menagerie. Great Hospitality, Pittssure, Aug. 11.—James Kerr, an: ex-member of Congress from Pennsylyania and Clerk of the House .of Representatives at Washington, chartered a special Pullman :car and -invited Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Bland, newspaper representatives and some personal friends to be his guests from Pittsburgh to New York, Killed by Lightning. Sanpousxy, O., Aug. 11,—John Thomp-. son and Jay Leonard were killed by lightning in a violent storm last evening. They were working on the new Government pier at Cedar Point, with augurs in their lands which attracted the lightning. Burglars Rob a Postoffice Prescorr, Ariz. Aug. 11,—Burglars drilled holes in'the door of the safe in the Prescott postoftice last night and secured $300 in money and $800 in stamps. The burglars escaped. There is no clue to their identity. ~ Campaign Opens. New Yorr, Aug. 12—A Sun special Maltman place on the line of the Narof this county stepping between them. row Gange Railroad, below Grass ValDuncan was. making an_ attack on [ami had gotten within owners of the Rancho El Paso, whol: claim that the assessment of that '. more than satisfactory to the owners. ache, a Sold by Johnson for Congress, Sacramento, Aug. 12.—The Republican Congressional Convention met at 8:30 o’clock this afternoon. After the usual preliminaries Hon. Grove L. Johnson was by acclamation unanimously nominated for Congress from the Second District. At tie Mayflower. Development work and prospecting is being done at this mine, on Canada Hill. In doing this work more or less quartz has been taken out and there is now over 100 tons of ore in the bin at the mill. The mill is not ranning now and will not be started for some time yet. Good Clean Up. ‘ Telegraph:—A clean up of eight loads of ore from the Indiana mine has just been completed at the Electric mill. The mine is located on the almost top. of Osborn Hill and is owned by Michael White and sons. The ledge isa good sized one and is in a région famous for rich quartz viens. The result. of the crushing is not made public but was Short Locals. Names for the Great ‘Register continue to. come in from outside pre-, cinets. This afternoon the grand total @ Contractors. fice of RECTOR RROS,, NATIONAL HOTEL, for a THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, to bs erected on the corner of Broad Street and National Alley, Nevada City. : at the residence of the Architect, Ira Fancher, on East Broad street. 25th, at3 Pf. . . of the contract price will be, required from the successful bidder. J. Jones, B. L. Seniff, San Francisco, J. B. Acton, a + ‘i es * W.8B.Gordon, — « A. Shatfer,. bid Cc J. ‘I, Howard and wife, Grass Valley, D. F. noddan, Wheatland, F. Brown Jr, Colfax, > IT. . Vizzard, Moore's Flat, Wm. Tamblyn, Dutch Fiat, C. D. Anderson, eg Mi. thon’ é $ ‘Phomas, “ T. Ramsey. « @. E. Forceia, Moore's Flat. Remember This Fact, That if you want reliable watches or clocks at low . prices you must go to Leutje & Brand’s. jlott Sermon Notice to’ oe Sealed bids will be réceived at the o’Plans and specifications can be seen Bids to be opened Aug. A bond to the amount of one-fourth . . RECTOR BROS. elsewhere for $13 per suit. refunded if desired. Three great advantages in buying Clothing of us is Only 5 Days More So * WE ARE NOT BLOWING!if Shae cag e mean it. We may be the lose When we say we are to have a Clearance Sale, we mean i ‘ may be th rs, but that is our fusiieas, We want the goods to go. We don’t guide our course by Fosters predictions. Though he foretells more, hot weather, our Summer Goods must. be decreased, Our Sacrifice Sale will last : ONLY UNTIL 9a MONDAY NIGHT ~~ fore we will se} ~ Men’s Clothing as Follow : : Oregon Gray Suits, sizes 34 to 42, full value $11, for $6.50. 12 Dark Gray Cheviot Suits, sizes 34 to 42, round cut sacks, full value $10, will be. mead UE Blue Black Clay Worsted, round cut sack, sizes 34 to 42, sold elsewhe re for $14 Brown Cheviot’ Sack Suits, sizes 34 to 42, sold elsewhere for $16, our pric $o. Gray Mixed Cassimere Suits, full value $11, for $5.50. $12, our price $6. We offer 12 Suits imported clay worsted, straight cuts, in different. sh ades, sizes Money cheerfully refunded if asked. ee v. We offer 15 Suits 3-button cutaway frock, clay worsted, sold elsewhere from $17 They are the latest novelty. Useful for fail Money cheerfully refunded if desired. ee We offer 20 men’s all-wool Oregon cassimere sack -suits in dark ¢ shades, small heck, regular sizes from 34 to 42, for $5 per Suit. Money refunded if you : desire. We offer r2 Meni’s all-wool Suits, small, neat check, in sacks, sizes 34 te.42, .seld Our price $6. Money refunded if desired. We will close out 10 black clay Worsted straight cut sack Suits, : 9: rape ; Sizes 34 to 42, for 10 per suit, which is just one-half the price you have to pay elsewhere. Money cheerfu lly re With each of above Suits we present you with a four-bit pair of . Suspenders. ist. SATISFACTION. 2d. SATISFACTION. 3d. SATISFACTION; That is to say, there’s satisfaction in wearing the M. P and W. good clothes, the kind that fit the figure and keep in shape. bg “Maud Muller on a summer's d: Saw her raters across the way. gi © wore @ suit of elegant make And Maudie dropped her old hay rake, She stood by the fence and talked all V5; Till the showers hay. She asked where he clothes, : Then blushed till her cheeks were red 88 a rose, While Aa twilight zephpr its fragrance re, fell on the new-mown got his elegant tl He told her he got them at L. Hyman Nevapa Crry, Cat. Aug. 12, 1896. had reached .5858, and it is thought that there will be about 60 more; R. Noell has not sold his horseshoeing 50 CENTS A WEEK. shop, but simply rented it for a short time. J. J. Jackson is having a cement walk put down in front of his lot on Pine street, near the Court House. A dyertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents @ week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week ‘or 40 cents a month Payable invariably in advance. George Bingay, the assayer, has had a small water wheel put into his work room, to run a little ore erushing mill. Feep THe Nerves u ure, rich blood and you need nt & us. . ** . day, August 8th. Finder willbe rewarded by leaving it at W. KE, _Johnston’s grocery Lest. . A punch for cards or paper was lost Saturore, alo whic us and best nerve tonic. 3 Hoop’s Pitts cure nausea, sick head Pure b by taking Hood’s _ Alarge modern residence, with lot large enough for two more houses. Will be sold For Sate, eo A Fact Worth Knowing. “’ eee at a bargain. Inquire at this office, al-lw Copies of the Nevada County Directory eau . ee) be obtained for 50 cents, By mail 75 cents Transcript Consumption, La Gripe, Pneumonia ley. They left heré on the noon train. Evans’ record, asserting that he got) cored b Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dick. . ? and returned last night. = $46,000 in a deal by which the State erman & Co. . Two fukirs made their appearance on. bonds were" refunded, and alo trying soe Broad street last night but were greeted . to implicate him in the receiving of _ Where to Go. with poor success. ~ One of them left rebates on the whiskey cgeran tee " ‘When your watch needs repairing or on the 10 o'clock train for Grass Valley . the dispensary. Evans remark. ma You should take it: to the old and the other this morning squarei bystander that peg ai Ay tell is re firm of Leutje & Brand, if heel-and-toed it to North Bloomfield. the truth. Duncan’ him} you want to feet peabe on vow to work the Ridge towns. te. i aig dis8 been done just “i We are Prepared to Prove Our whole stock consists of “ Ba No goods them. . are now arriving. will make still further reductions. that we advertise not Bicwi only the Truth. We are Cwing. We will face any competitor. its,” which means gcods at lar, which is less than our competitors Luy their stocks for from 25 to 50 cents on the dol_ This sale’is strictly for CASH. NO CREDIT. exchanged unless yon triag Lack with them the cuntty ord ptly filled. beck tae ers promptly fille got when you bought ke room for Fall and Winter Goods that. ghtered the same y¥ helow ig cut i ies’ Latest style Fall Hats ani Neen: Pere We must get them out of the way to ma Our Children’s and Youths’ Suits 5] = We sell Boots and Shoes re ilarhy sas all shoe ator ie Men's. ' os. in ch Oxford Ties and Fren > cdl Kii. "hes Regulators of Low Prices and Ready to Face Them an oe Commercial Street, Near Main, —az OUR PRICES BLOW FOR Us) After that everything will be held for the regular price., . Until next Mon fay, night there. © "sion > the Itw . mig! ris at

ARI + Mistle Every 2 < — fiyara Ev ED. J Nevi First a1 ra Attor FFI ent vada © Att: FFI Courts Att ¥FI e an ! Ci Morga -Attor FF. a Courts ceedin _Attor FF. Ci NR RN BR AoA ie A Ate Att FF’ cOoLi Popu NI oO exami” and de" je condu . If ye. note . brief C4 and wy If you™ “ ine ringe: liable? Nat ters eit ee ., rowded with guests. School held a’ picnic yesterday at the leiaseamaia THE Established Sept. 6. 1960,by Nat. P. Brown & Go, BROWN & CALKINS.WEDNESDAY.. .AUGUST 12, 1896. ~-PERSONAL-POINTERS,A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Pots! Doings and Intentions. W. F. Englebright has returned from a San Francisco. ‘ Mrs. James Colley is visiting friends at Washington. ‘ John Marsh and wife rare camping at Faucherié Lake. I District Attorney Riley returned from below last night. Dahl Nivens and wife returned last evening from Moore’s Flat. John Dunnicliff went over to Forbestown today. 2s ae Mrs. John T. Mornis here from San “Francisco on a, brief visit. Ben L. Schiff of San Francisco is in town. ' D. F. Roddan of “Wheatland is in town. : H. G. Weisbird of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. . Superintendent Dave J ohnson came down from the Spanish mine today. D. A. Morton of San Francisco came in onthe train this morning. “a Wi Harris came down from Dutch Flat today on his. way io Relief Hill, J. B. Acton and: Joby’ Fischer, of San Francisco, came in last night. Frank Guscetti has returned to Sacramento, where he is'attending school. Edgar Hook returned. to Berkeley yesterday to resume his studies, A. H. Walrath came over from Brown’s Valley yesterday. Harry Stow of Eorbestown-is visiting the family of W:H, Crawford. « Norval Douglass Jr. and Haviland Turner have gone to San Francisco, Miss Edith’ Bare of .Chico is here visiting Ker brother, E. R. Bare, W.H. Blaine of North Bloomfield is in town and will shortly take his departure for Redding. Lubeck. returned last evening from San Fraucisco. 4, oN T. F, Vizzard of Moore’s Flat came down last evening on his way to San Francisco. Mrs. A, Davey And Miss J. Henry» of Smartsville, were visitors here tcdiy: Be F. H. Moulton, 8. -WThurston and .R. Wilson, cisco, are in:town. A. B. Driesbach and L. B. DriesDach came over from North San Juan today. ‘ Mrs, Beckman and daughter, Mrs. _T. P. Byrne, tetarned last evening from mgler, C. A. of NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA Proprietors TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ‘The News of Today as Told Over the Telephon, Special to the Darty TRANSCRIPT. Judge J. M. Walling Nominated For Presidential Elector, Sacramento, August 12.—The Republican Congressional Convention at this afternoon’s session nominated Hon. J. M. Walling of Nevada’ City as the Presidential Elector from the Sec. ond District. ; The Heat Continues. PHILADELPHIA, August 12—Up. to 11 o'clock today five deaths had occurred from the heat, besides. many cases of. prostration. : ‘Insane Person Fatally Injured. Prrrssure, Aug. 12—D. D. Malley, while temporarily insane from the effects of the heat, jumped from a thirdstory Window of the hotel at which he Was stopping and was fatally injured. Thinks There Will Be War, Havana, August 12—La Luchia, in commenting upon the opinion of Senior Sagasta the Spanish Liberal, says the latter advocates. that the Cortez. vote financial aid to the government, ‘as he believes there will yet be a war between Spain and the United States. Made Crazy by the-Heat, Cuicaco, Aug. 12.—There was a good breeze this morning, still the thermometer registered 91 degrees,. Up to 12 o’clock last night 30 cases of sunstroke were reported, and upwards of 50 cases of prostration. A shower last night cooled the atmosphere considerably. The number of -persons rendered insane by the heat will probably never bé known. .At least 27 insane. persons have been locked up within the past two days, their malady being attributed to the hot weather. : with taking dispensary around at the State’s expense to tect his cowardly bones. Wild Plunge. ful accident occured near here today, by which two men were instantly killed, another burt. so badly that he died a few hours later and two others severely injured so that. small hope of their recovery is entertained. ~A Bad Mistake, Corvmpus, O0., Aug. 11.—A fatal. collision took place this morning at the Sandusky street crossing between the regular passenger train on the Toledo and Ohio Central railway and a yard engine. The two engines met. head on and were badly wrecked. The baggage and mail cars were thrown down a steep bank and badly smashed, Charles Vance, the engineer of the yard engine, was crushed to death. Charles Cullison, engineer of the passenger train, and his fireman, William St. Clair, were fatally injured, . ° A Deep Mystery. Wasuineton, Aug. 11.—The police have thus far failed to secure any clew tothe mystery surrounding the death of A. H. Pile, the son of ex-Representative Pile of California, who has been in temporary charge of the Silver National headquarters. When the body was found in the Potomac the shoes and hat were missing. There is‘a theory that he was a victim of “knockout drops” at a gambling resort, but this is discredtted by the fact that his silver watch was found on him, Denied the Application, —_. It is estimated that there are 800 dead horses lying on‘the, streets, having succumbed to the heat. “The carcasses saccumulate faster than they can be re-' moved. Ten dollars apiece is offered for getting the dead animals out of the way. At New York this morning the indications were that the torrid season was drawing to aclose. At 8 o'clock the mercury stood at 88 degrees. in the shade. rich gold placer mines of Alaska have CLEVELAND, O. August 12.—Judge Noble yesterday denied the application for a writ restraining the Brown Hoist Works from arming their employes and requiring the fulfillment of the agreement made with the lock outs July 27th. Belongs to Great Britain Port Townsenp, Wash., Aug. 12.—The tance when the‘Sheriff shoved him back. _Dunean then charged Evans . Street, who has been sick for some time constables proWincuester, Ky., Aug. 11—A fright. JA A : 1 MES A. NORTHWAY, PROPRIETOR. desired and no questions Mrs. George Rowe of south “Auburn but is now convalescing, while examining some flowers on the porch at. her home this morning, fell to the ground, a distance of ten feet, bruising and cutting her face quite severely, Colfax road about’ ten miles below Grass Valley, fell from his ‘wagon while . going home Monday night, and was quite badly hurt. Dr. Jamieson ‘was sent for this morning, but had_ not returned up to this writing. a The School Trustees held a meeti the schools: begin on Monday, Angust 8lst. Another 7th grade department was added, and it will probably be necessary to engage another teacher, The contract for furnishing the stationery supplies was awarded to Aver Bros. This is the seventh time in nine years that they have received the contract. Taken to the Asylum. Frank Guild Sr., of whose insanity mention was:‘made in the TRANSCRIPT 8 few days ago, has been removed from Oakland to the insane asylum. He became very frantic the other day and tried to escape from his nurse, breaking a window with a chair and making other violent démonstrations. The physicians say his case is hopeless and that it is only a question of .a short time when the final dissolution will take place, Salvation Army Evangelist. Captain R. C. Manley, ‘an ex-parson, will conduct a special Service at the Armory Friday evening, assisted by a full force of Army officers and sol-. _ diers and the brass band from Grass Valley. Allare welcome. No admis. sion, — : The Ills of Women. Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Kari’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ARRIVALS AT THE Flain Street, Nevada City. Geo. B. Downey, Marsh’s Mill, D, J. Bhodes, W. ©. Coyne, Towles, GRASS VALLBY GLEANINGS, Michael McCarty, who lives onthe!” last evening. It was decided to have. sold for $5. our price $7.50. , from 34 to 42, sold elsewhere from $17 to $20; our price $10. to $20, for the next few days at $10 per suit. or winter. Virginia City. ? County Assessor Martin, Pair Tautphaus, Wm. McKinlay and Dr. Liebrich left today for Sierra City on business connected with mining property. Francis H. Hill and Miss ©. C. Porter, of London, who are interested in the Red Hill mine, are the guests of Prof. George Treadwell. ° Miss Fannie Marshall and Miss May Levy, who have been spending the summer with Mrs. J, Levy, have re-: turned to San Francisco. Miss Elsie Levy also went below to: attend school. : Fred Zeitler, Fred Searls-and W. FEnglebright lett yesterday for a fishing and hunting trip to Cascades, near the ‘headwaters of the American river. They expect to be absent about a week. RIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. The hotels in’ Nevada City are mine ina few days. ~ W.S8. Richards is having many repairs ‘tnade to the-New York Hotel. The streets of Nevada City are crowded with people every evening now. : Miss Madge Crawford gave her Sunday School class a picnic party today

at her home on Main street. Any one wanting a nicely furnished house can hear all about it by applying at the TRaNnsoriPt office. Rev. Seneca Jones of Auburn will ‘address the probationers at the Methodist Church this evening. -._ The contract to erect: two dwelling . houses on the old’Cashin lot for Joaquin Lopez has been let to Conradt & Konkle, and work has already begun. The, Sacramento’ Republicans have nominated a full county ticket, believing that the present county officers hold for two years only. see Frank Holbrook and wife, Mrs. Chris Webber, Misses Bessie Rogers and Kittie Wells and Nick Webber today left ona camping tour of the lakes. ~ . George B. Johnson's condition is very critical and his death may occur at any hour. He was attacked with appendiitis; from which blood yoison has. resulted, and there is now no hope for Qne class of the Episcopal Sunday Things will’ boom at the Spanish An Assessor Enjoined. SACRAMENTO, August 12.—Superior Judge Hinkson_ yesterday. granted a writ of injunction. against Assessor Berkey, restraining him from turning by recent surveys been found to be in: ‘British Columbia. The mines are Sitnated_on Glacier andMirror creeks and cover an extent of country from three to eight miles wide. Prospectors over the assessment roll. The appliand owners of claims will hereafter be. subject to British laws. © ’ cation for the writ was made by the} . : from Union, 8. C., says: At the campaign meeting here Monday a personal ‘encounter between Governor John Geary Evans and John F. Duncan, can: all didate for the United States Senate, was only prevented by Sheriff Long property~is too high. A. Big Load. Evtenssure, Wash. Aug. 41.—With a view to fusion on national eleccors and State officers as well, the three parties Democratic, Populist and Free Silver Republicans, will hold their State con‘vention to-morrow. ‘No other State has ever assembled #8 many conventions, political fusion being the object, at the same time and place. There will be over 1000 delegates, several hundred of whom are on the ground already. This quiet, but prosperous agrictltural town, is groaning under the weight of the big menagerie. Great Hospitality, Pittssure, Aug. 11.—James Kerr, an: ex-member of Congress from Pennsylyania and Clerk of the House .of Representatives at Washington, chartered a special Pullman :car and -invited Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Bland, newspaper representatives and some personal friends to be his guests from Pittsburgh to New York, Killed by Lightning. Sanpousxy, O., Aug. 11,—John Thomp-. son and Jay Leonard were killed by lightning in a violent storm last evening. They were working on the new Government pier at Cedar Point, with augurs in their lands which attracted the lightning. Burglars Rob a Postoffice Prescorr, Ariz. Aug. 11,—Burglars drilled holes in'the door of the safe in the Prescott postoftice last night and secured $300 in money and $800 in stamps. The burglars escaped. There is no clue to their identity. ~ Campaign Opens. New Yorr, Aug. 12—A Sun special Maltman place on the line of the Narof this county stepping between them. row Gange Railroad, below Grass ValDuncan was. making an_ attack on [ami had gotten within owners of the Rancho El Paso, whol: claim that the assessment of that '. more than satisfactory to the owners. ache, a Sold by Johnson for Congress, Sacramento, Aug. 12.—The Republican Congressional Convention met at 8:30 o’clock this afternoon. After the usual preliminaries Hon. Grove L. Johnson was by acclamation unanimously nominated for Congress from the Second District. At tie Mayflower. Development work and prospecting is being done at this mine, on Canada Hill. In doing this work more or less quartz has been taken out and there is now over 100 tons of ore in the bin at the mill. The mill is not ranning now and will not be started for some time yet. Good Clean Up. ‘ Telegraph:—A clean up of eight loads of ore from the Indiana mine has just been completed at the Electric mill. The mine is located on the almost top. of Osborn Hill and is owned by Michael White and sons. The ledge isa good sized one and is in a région famous for rich quartz viens. The result. of the crushing is not made public but was Short Locals. Names for the Great ‘Register continue to. come in from outside pre-, cinets. This afternoon the grand total @ Contractors. fice of RECTOR RROS,, NATIONAL HOTEL, for a THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, to bs erected on the corner of Broad Street and National Alley, Nevada City. : at the residence of the Architect, Ira Fancher, on East Broad street. 25th, at3 Pf. . . of the contract price will be, required from the successful bidder. J. Jones, B. L. Seniff, San Francisco, J. B. Acton, a + ‘i es * W.8B.Gordon, — « A. Shatfer,. bid Cc J. ‘I, Howard and wife, Grass Valley, D. F. noddan, Wheatland, F. Brown Jr, Colfax, > IT. . Vizzard, Moore's Flat, Wm. Tamblyn, Dutch Fiat, C. D. Anderson, eg Mi. thon’ é $ ‘Phomas, “ T. Ramsey. « @. E. Forceia, Moore's Flat. Remember This Fact, That if you want reliable watches or clocks at low . prices you must go to Leutje & Brand’s. jlott Sermon Notice to’ oe Sealed bids will be réceived at the o’Plans and specifications can be seen Bids to be opened Aug. A bond to the amount of one-fourth . . RECTOR BROS. elsewhere for $13 per suit. refunded if desired. Three great advantages in buying Clothing of us is Only 5 Days More So * WE ARE NOT BLOWING!if Shae cag e mean it. We may be the lose When we say we are to have a Clearance Sale, we mean i ‘ may be th rs, but that is our fusiieas, We want the goods to go. We don’t guide our course by Fosters predictions. Though he foretells more, hot weather, our Summer Goods must. be decreased, Our Sacrifice Sale will last : ONLY UNTIL 9a MONDAY NIGHT ~~ fore we will se} ~ Men’s Clothing as Follow : : Oregon Gray Suits, sizes 34 to 42, full value $11, for $6.50. 12 Dark Gray Cheviot Suits, sizes 34 to 42, round cut sacks, full value $10, will be. mead UE Blue Black Clay Worsted, round cut sack, sizes 34 to 42, sold elsewhe re for $14 Brown Cheviot’ Sack Suits, sizes 34 to 42, sold elsewhere for $16, our pric $o. Gray Mixed Cassimere Suits, full value $11, for $5.50. $12, our price $6. We offer 12 Suits imported clay worsted, straight cuts, in different. sh ades, sizes Money cheerfully refunded if asked. ee v. We offer 15 Suits 3-button cutaway frock, clay worsted, sold elsewhere from $17 They are the latest novelty. Useful for fail Money cheerfully refunded if desired. ee We offer 20 men’s all-wool Oregon cassimere sack -suits in dark ¢ shades, small heck, regular sizes from 34 to 42, for $5 per Suit. Money refunded if you : desire. We offer r2 Meni’s all-wool Suits, small, neat check, in sacks, sizes 34 te.42, .seld Our price $6. Money refunded if desired. We will close out 10 black clay Worsted straight cut sack Suits, : 9: rape ; Sizes 34 to 42, for 10 per suit, which is just one-half the price you have to pay elsewhere. Money cheerfu lly re With each of above Suits we present you with a four-bit pair of . Suspenders. ist. SATISFACTION. 2d. SATISFACTION. 3d. SATISFACTION; That is to say, there’s satisfaction in wearing the M. P and W. good clothes, the kind that fit the figure and keep in shape. bg “Maud Muller on a summer's d: Saw her raters across the way. gi © wore @ suit of elegant make And Maudie dropped her old hay rake, She stood by the fence and talked all V5; Till the showers hay. She asked where he clothes, : Then blushed till her cheeks were red 88 a rose, While Aa twilight zephpr its fragrance re, fell on the new-mown got his elegant tl He told her he got them at L. Hyman Nevapa Crry, Cat. Aug. 12, 1896. had reached .5858, and it is thought that there will be about 60 more; R. Noell has not sold his horseshoeing 50 CENTS A WEEK. shop, but simply rented it for a short time. J. J. Jackson is having a cement walk put down in front of his lot on Pine street, near the Court House. A dyertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents @ week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week ‘or 40 cents a month Payable invariably in advance. George Bingay, the assayer, has had a small water wheel put into his work room, to run a little ore erushing mill. Feep THe Nerves u ure, rich blood and you need nt & us. . ** . day, August 8th. Finder willbe rewarded by leaving it at W. KE, _Johnston’s grocery Lest. . A punch for cards or paper was lost Saturore, alo whic us and best nerve tonic. 3 Hoop’s Pitts cure nausea, sick head Pure b by taking Hood’s _ Alarge modern residence, with lot large enough for two more houses. Will be sold For Sate, eo A Fact Worth Knowing. “’ eee at a bargain. Inquire at this office, al-lw Copies of the Nevada County Directory eau . ee) be obtained for 50 cents, By mail 75 cents Transcript Consumption, La Gripe, Pneumonia ley. They left heré on the noon train. Evans’ record, asserting that he got) cored b Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dick. . ? and returned last night. = $46,000 in a deal by which the State erman & Co. . Two fukirs made their appearance on. bonds were" refunded, and alo trying soe Broad street last night but were greeted . to implicate him in the receiving of _ Where to Go. with poor success. ~ One of them left rebates on the whiskey cgeran tee " ‘When your watch needs repairing or on the 10 o'clock train for Grass Valley . the dispensary. Evans remark. ma You should take it: to the old and the other this morning squarei bystander that peg ai Ay tell is re firm of Leutje & Brand, if heel-and-toed it to North Bloomfield. the truth. Duncan’ him} you want to feet peabe on vow to work the Ridge towns. te. i aig dis8 been done just “i We are Prepared to Prove Our whole stock consists of “ Ba No goods them. . are now arriving. will make still further reductions. that we advertise not Bicwi only the Truth. We are Cwing. We will face any competitor. its,” which means gcods at lar, which is less than our competitors Luy their stocks for from 25 to 50 cents on the dol_ This sale’is strictly for CASH. NO CREDIT. exchanged unless yon triag Lack with them the cuntty ord ptly filled. beck tae ers promptly fille got when you bought ke room for Fall and Winter Goods that. ghtered the same y¥ helow ig cut i ies’ Latest style Fall Hats ani Neen: Pere We must get them out of the way to ma Our Children’s and Youths’ Suits 5] = We sell Boots and Shoes re ilarhy sas all shoe ator ie Men's. ' os. in ch Oxford Ties and Fren > cdl Kii. "hes Regulators of Low Prices and Ready to Face Them an oe Commercial Street, Near Main, —az OUR PRICES BLOW FOR Us) After that everything will be held for the regular price., . Until next Mon fay, night there. © "sion > the Itw . mig! ris at