August 20, 1895 (4 pages)

~ i adieiinaaial THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. —— A TUESDAY. ..AUGUST 20, 1895. eee BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors? ooo SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month ———————— WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. MELONS FOR Ti BIRDS. —e A Peddler Destroys An Entire Load on : the Public” Highway. An enterprising teamster who resides in the vicinity of Oroville and upon whose hands tim@-evidently hangs heavier than a good many other things left that valley town yesterday morning with a load oi melons for this city. This same fruit is selling in Oroville at 40 cents per dozen ‘melons and the teamster thought he saw a good chance for speculation by making up a load and coming to Grass-Valley and this city, where he supposed a ready market would be found in which to unload his cargo. Two wagons and six horses ‘were pressed into service for the trip, but like all enterprises started on a prodigious scale numerous bstacles had to be overcome and the first one of these was encountered at the Union ranch this side of Smartsville, when the hind axle of the back-action -broke. Not in the least daunted by the mishap he made his way back to Smarisville, where he had the break repaired preparatory to continuing his journey. After proceeding about two miles in advance of where the first break occurred his trip was again impeded by the breaking of the front axle of the other wagon. This was too much of a bad thing and he who had endeavored to persevere through © difficulties knew it, and at once began to give vent to his thoughts in the only way 4 person will under the circumstances, He cursed the . yoads and he cursed the material of which the wagon was constructed, and then he heaped anathema after anathema upon the head of the man who planted the first watermelon seed. His mind having been relieved in what he considered the proper way and the wreck surveyed he remounted the wagon and made an onslaught on the contents. He tossed melon after melon into the road as a schoolboy wonld toss apples to a circus elephant, with considerable more force however, A stage ‘driver happening along asked permission to have one, but was shut off with the rather sharp rejoinder of ‘‘not town, day. day. urday. the morning train. PERSONAL POINTERS. Concise ,Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. J. V. Flint of, Chico is in town. Geo, Willison of Stockton is in town. L. F. Sherburne of Oakland is in town. E. George of San Francisco is in town. N. A. Trepeagen of San Francisco is in DP. Mardenfcame over from French Corrol today. Mrs. Thos, Polmere leaves tomorrow for San Francisco. L. Smith and S. Davis came over from drop dowa, while the four horses sped down You Bet last evening. t L. Marrick came down from Maybert toJ. B. Treadwell left for Sacramento toJ. J. Jackson is expected home on SatH. J. Darling of Sacramento came in on F. W. Page the powder man came down from Sierra county today. H. Swan and T. Wechsler, of San Francisco, are in town. : Sheriff ‘Douglass left . this morning for Oroville on business. Mrs, C. Jepson of Relief Hill is here on a visit. James A. Browne of -Oakland arrived here on last evening's train. _T. D. Black cam@gown from the Baltic mine today on his wp y to San Francisco, “Mrs. David Muir and Miss Lydia Harris have gone to San Frangisco on a visit. "Miss Christine Coombs of Grass Valley visited this city last evening. E, J. Baker arrived here today from North San Juan on his way to San Francisco, P. S.Waldron came in on last evening’s train from Sacramento en route to Graniteville, : D. W. Knighton of Grass Valley past through this morning on his way to Sierra county. : W. P. Eichbawm of Philadelphia, Pa., arrived here on last evening's train on mining business. = Mr. and Mrs. Henry Land and children, and Miss Minnie ‘Thomas, returned today from Campbell Springs. Mrs. Ida Marion has gone to San Francisco to purchase a stock of fall and winter millinery for her store, The Leader. Superintendent -L.—b. Myers and wife came down from North Bloomfield today on their way to San Francisco. Albert Allan, wife and mother, who have been on a visit to Bartlett Springs, returned home last evening. Mrs. K. Casper, accompanied by two of her children, who have been visiting at San Francisco, returned home last evening, by a—— —— sight.” After destroying ~ the melons he had his wagon patched up and returned to Oroville. —+ 6 Hard Time of It. The Nevada Rustler says: If you find some mistakes in these. columns, just kick, kick until you breathe easier. Then remember that we have the entire work of this office to do, gather ‘the local news, listen to every bit of gossip in the community, shake hands with every one, puff this one and that one, get bored for an hour or two by some one who will pay you in a few days, who wants you to run the paper to please him, And then post the books, set down and make out bills you never expect will be paid, write copy, set type, and then go over to Cohn’s and cat a handful of dried apples washed down with water that has seen its best days, and imagine we have just eaten a hearty supper. D—— a man that won't kick. << Enthuse! Enthuse! — Enthusiastic love of your locality is the first and all-important feature and it is = bound to develop the necessary rustle and energy to do the rest. It is this awful apathy, this lack of ‘pull together,” this ‘all is gone” feeling, that is the greatest atumbling-blockto progress. Trace “back this oppresaion and you'll find that the first _. to go was enthusiasm and all the rest followed, Enthuse, enthuse. —~ + 290 Will Make a Good Showing. The Nevada City Brass and Reed Band is getting in good trim for their trip te Sacramento with the Native Sons next month. This musical organization will make a good showing and compare favorably with other bands that will be in the capital on the 8th and 9th of September. ane ae eae a Kill the Kickers. However rmauch a newspaper will try to work to advance the interests of its section, there are always some kickers, who are ready te criticise it for some error of omission It is a noticeable fact, how ever-that these very ‘same people are always the last to lend a helping hand to assist the or commission. paper by furnishing an item now and then. ——————+ 180-8 Tue Horton House'.atSan Diego has passed into the hands of the wife of U. 8. Grant. The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company sold the property to her for $56,251.41. se : —_———_—-—-+4 e+ — Country Game Warden F. A. Rowell of Fresno has started for the mountains with 100,000 Lake Tahoe trout sent by the Fish Commission to be distributed to the streams bigh up in the Sierras. © aL _ At Albuquerque, N. M., Judge Collier denied the prayer of the United States Trust Company, trustee of the $15,000,000 first mortgage Atlantic & Pacific railroad bonds for the appointment of a receiver. Tux trial of Hugh Byron, s southern Pacific conductor, for taking a scalped ticket bas been set for next Thursday at Los An~ : It is proposed to test the company’s right to take up scalped tickets, =a \ A John W. Downing has returned from a . visit to San Francisco, where he went for } the benefit of his health. B. H. Miiler was able to be out riding last week but afterwards had His conditwo. days another one of his bad attacks. tion yesterday was more favorable. Mrs. A. Gault and Miss Downing, of this city, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Maltman, below Grass Valley, one day last week, aud were delightfully entertained. District Attorney P. T. Riley returned home Sunday evening, being obliged to cut short his vacation trip on account of the criminal cases requiring his attention. Supervisor Joseph Smith of San Francisco, and wife, have been visiting this city for two . or three days. Mrs. Smith resided in this \ city a-good many years ago, her maiden name being Helen Prendeville. She lived with her aunt, Mrs, William Davidson, who was a resident of this city at that time. : gee Haut's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer nag restored gray hair to its original color and, prevented baldness in thousands of cases. It will do se to you. +++ BY TELEPHONE. The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Three funerals took place in Grass Valley today, of the following persons: Mrs. S. G. Lewis, Mrs, Elizabeth. Perry and William Jones, \ Yesterday two carloatls of pears were shipped from Grass Valley to Colfax, wkere they will be placed in refrigerator cars and The fruit was in good shape for shipping, and it is sent <lirect to London, England. thought will reach its destination in prime condition. An agent of the Nationa] Fruit Association is now here buying up fruit to Europe, and expresses the opinion that with mountain fruits the venture will prove successful, The case of Henry Hosking, the boy who was arrested last week for stabbing another . boy: in the cheek, came up in Justice Tyrrell’s court today. Upon motion of the District Attorney the case was dismissed, on the ground that the boy was too young to prosecute, being but eleven years of age. According to the statutes an’ offender must be at least fourteen years old. Three or four camping parties from this place, who have been touring the mountains and lakes, returned yesterday and toay. a + ++ “Bought It Cheap. The Pittsburg mine and the Pittsburg Evtendion, together with the buildings, mill and machinery of all kinds, were .sold ut Constable’s sale yesterday to satisfy a judgment obtained by Robert Holland. The whole were bought in by Mr, Holland for the sum of $307.62, : and struck upon his bick on a rock with Mrs, Maud M. Peaslee will leave for) such force that his back was broken, He Japan in a few days. “Ty seat with him. clump of brush and badly scratched, and the other had his arm_burt. were taken to his late home at Montezuma night. aged fifty-nine years. FATAL ACCIDENT. Austin Wells Thrown From a Wagon and Summarized Mention of Minor Home ® His Back Broken. A fatal accident occurred near North Bloomfield yesterday afternoon, Austin I. Wells, the well-known rancher of Montezuma Hill, was taking the Electric Gilders Company from Bloomfield to Relief Hill, and while going down the hill near the McKillican powder house the reach of the wagon broke, causing the vebicle to come apart. ‘The front wheels were pulled out from beneath the bed, allowing the latter to he road with the forward wheels, Wells was thrown violently from the seat ived only. a short time. Two of the show men were riding on the One was thrown into a The remains of the’ unfortunate teamster Hill, arriving there about 12 o'clock last Deceased” was a native of Vermont, A wife and two or three children survive bim. The show, company referred to was in this city a short time ago and exhibited in a tent at the foot of Broad street. ———__@e—____—— Very Low. James Chisholm, the popular merchant of North San Juan, is dangerously ill and it was reported here today that his death was looked for at any moment. He.is afflicted with heart disease. The sick wian is a brother of Rev. John Chisholm, formerly pastor of the Methodist Church in this city, but now Deputy County Clerk at Auburn. —— +-7Oee Will Have His Hearing Tomorrow. William Martin, who shot John Ryan at Boston Ravine Saturday night, will have his hearing before Justice Paynter at Grass Valley tomorrow afternoon. In the meantime Ryan is at the county jail, having made no effort to secure the $5,000 bail fixed by the Justice. Martin claims that he did the shooting in self-defense, and this will be hisplea. Ryan, the wounded man, is able to be around and his -wound will probably not give him much trouble. —___---+ e@e + -— : House For Sale. A six-room house on West Broad street is offered for sale. Inquire at this office. a20 But Oh, What a Difference ! A gentleman who recently arrived here from San Francisco professed surprise at the delightful weather we are experiencing. The weather at the Bay, judging from his remarks, is about as disagreeable as it can possibly be. Cold winds continually blow in from the bay and a fog seems to everlastingly hang over the city, chilling a person to the marrow and making an ‘overcoat the most. desirable kind But what a difference exists between the elements there and here. In this city the weather could hardly be more pleasant excepting, perhaps, the daytime, when mild breezes toa greater extent would be relished. : of a garment. + Bes To restore gray hair to its natural color as in youth, cause it to grow abundant and strong, there is no better preparation than Hali’s Hair Renewer, All Run Down Was my condition, says Mr. ‘Wm. Weatherford, tax collector at Key West, Florida. My Mr. W: appetite was poor and [ was quite miserable. I have taken 6 bottles “of Hood's Sarsapabeyond Marsh’s planing mill, at the head of Boulder street. , ; delay too long about sending their measures for uniforms to E. -E. Dulac, tailor. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Happenings. . « The Nevada County Electric Power commenced erecting their pole lines yesterday. 114 pe got back A kinetoscope has arrived in town and is-on exhibition a few doors below the National Hotel. . : George Gehrig is having the roof of his brewery, on Sacfamento street, raised four feet, in order to have more storage room on . stipation, anda fine constitution may be the upper floor. The merry-go-round has been put up just Native Sons are again reminded not to The Oakland’ district school, on Gold Flat, openedyesterday. Frank Power and Miss Addie Stenger are the teachers. The membership of Summit Lodge, No, 84, Knights of Pythias, at Truckee, is increasing steadily, and now numbers 125. While fighting fire yesterday in the woods near his home on Deer creek, about two miles below town, David Waite, son of B. C. Waite, cut his foot quite badly. Dan T, Cole is one of the bondsmen of the San Francisco Bridge Company,.in the sum of $6,000, for the construction of the new steel bridge at Downieville. The people of Downieville have voted adversely upon a proposition to levy a tax to maintain the public schools for nine months in the year instead of six, as at present. St, Patrick Catholic Church at Grass Valley is undergoing extensive repairs. The ceiling and walls will be replastered and. the window casings and trimmings renewed, The Excelsior Whist Club met last evening at the residence of. B. F. Snell on East Broad street. Mr. and Mrs. Snell entertained their guests in a yery hospitable manner, : Coroner Hocking of Grass Valley yesterday received a message stating that a man had been drowned at Brice & Smart’s sawmill, near Emigrant Gap, He telegraphed to the Justice of the Peace_to hold an inquest. The fire that destroyed Mrs. Brown's house and other buildings down Deer creek Sunday, started again that night and spread to the woods. Yesterday the people in that vicinity had to work hard to get it under control. A. B. Wolf has purchased a fine new desk and other furniture for his grocery store office, which he intends fitting up in a convenient and cozy manner. He is also having a water wheel put in to run his coflee grinder. . The cloudy, hazy condition of the atmosphere the past two days is regarded as an indication that it will rain before many days. A good shower or a gentle rain of several hours would be greatly appreciated just now by nearly every one. 5 Superior Court. The following business was transacted ih the Superior .Court today, Hon. John Caldwell, presiding : Mark Kemp et al. vs, Johnson Vivian. Motion to strike out portion of complaint denied and order overruling demurrer -to complaint, Edwin Kent, a native of Canada, was naturalized, Witnesses, J, J. Greany and H, Walker. Estate and guardianship of Geo. Wilhelm, a minor. Order appointing Sophia Wilhelm guardian. Bond, $2,000. AyeEr’s Ague Cure never fails to neutralize the poisons of malaria, and eradicate them from the system, This prepration is purely vegetable, contains no harmtul ingredients, and, if taken according to direc— tions, is warranted to cure fever and ague, Try it. KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 60 cts., $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, eee re eee Look Here. e Rev. Annie Wilder, M. D., will give sittings in her room at the Union Hotel. Treatment free. Don’t fail to visit her this week, al9— Alias Citation. United States Land Office, Hood's =: S parilla BOOO09806 CY 37 SB rilla, am ( ; much better, u re have gained in weight, ¥@/OO0200000008 no distress after eating, have good appetite. Hood *g Pills are a mild cathartic. 25e Notice to Creditors. STATE of Amelia Fogeli, deceased. Notice 4 is pr teey given by the undersigned, Exéc utors of the Last Will of Amelia Fogeli, deceased, tothe credi ors of end all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the neeessary Vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Executors at the Law Office of P. F, Simonds, at Nevad« City, California, the same being the plac~ for the transacti'n of the busiuess of said estate, in said County of Nevada, H. C. MILLS, F. C. LEUTJE, Executors of the Last Will of Amelia Fogeli, deceased. Dated this 20th day of August, 1895, P. F. Stmonbs, Atty. for Executors: a20 Sacramento, California, Aug. 12, 1895. HER AS. August Amberg, whose P. 0, address is Nevada City, Nevada County, California, did on the 29th day of June, 1895, file inthis office an affidavit of contest against Homestead Entry No. 6102 made by E. B, Ste-vens Oct. 12, 1892, covering the 8. E 1-4 of Sec. 80, Tp. 17, N., BR. 10 E., alleging that the said E. B. Steveos had totally abandoned said land os a place of residence for more than six months prior to said 29th day of June, 1895, and asked that a hearing be had to determine the facts. And whereas this office did on the 13th day of a. 1895, issue a citation commanding the said Stevens to appear and show cause why said entry should not be canceled. And whereas it appearing by the return made by the said contestant that the said Stevens cannot be found within said County or District and asking that an alias citation be is-ued for serpia 3 by publication, posting and by registered mail. It is therefore ordered that said citation issue, and that the said E.B. Stevens the Homestead claimant aforesaid is hereby no ified to be aud appear before the Register and Receiver of this-oftice on the Thirtieth day of September, there to show cause, if any he can, why said entry should not be canceled. THOMAS FRASER, Register. CHAS, F. 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Sold by Carr Bros, Annual Meeting. fP\HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEVADA County Miners’ Association will be held in Nevada City, at Nevada Theatre, on Thur:day, August 29, 1895, at 10 o’clock A. M., for the election of officers and the transaction of such business as may come before the meeting. W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Secretary URS. H. 6, PARSONS WILL NOW RECEIVE FUPILS IN VOCAL. MUSIC ~ —AND— VOICE CULTURE Mrs. Parsons will be at the Union Hotel every Tuesday and Friday. Latest and Best Methods Taught. Special attention given to Voice Building and Voice Placing. Lessons in Sight Singing, for Children and Adults, given in classes at reduced ates, MRS. H. G. PARSONS, augl Grass Valley, Cal. ONLY FIFTY CENTS. os On Mondays Weinesday : And Fridays The Stage Fare from Nevada City to Marysville ~ WILL BE FIFTY CENTS. Boulder Street, Near Perk Avenue. I am prepared to do all kinds of First-class Plumbing and Water Pipe Work = on Gr ,We arejfully prey ared to take conConnection Taps made to Main. tracts for, , i kinds of 2 Brass and Plumbing Goods ; Monumunt, of all kinds in stock. Tombstone : Water and Gas Pipe. Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Oil, And Granite Work. _ Scotch Granite, and Marble of every descri,V tion. arnishes. Lettering on Tombstones and Monnments promptly attended to. Es TRON, STEEL AND COAL. CROCKERY, Cutlery, Guns and Pistols. Plated Ware, Hose, Belting and ail kind of Mining Supplies. ; = . Ali work warranted to be first-class and the prices lowest in the State. Before giving your orders for any kind of Marble or Granite Work give us a call. WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. t NEW FIRM. I have the only first-class} PHILIP SCADDEN' —AND— CHARLES CLEVELAND J AVE PURCHASED THK GROCERY"A i business heretofore conducted by THOS KIDD, on Commercial Street, And will carry on the business at the same place’ GEO. £. TURNER, 65, 57 and 59 Pine Street, Nevada City: Reception Saloon, Commercial Street. We will keep in stock a complete assort t ‘ofthe FRESHEST AND BEST = Groceries :: and : : Provisions, Case and. Canned Goods, JAS. POWER, Proprietor. (Better known as Jas, ‘ Parnell.” Best. of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. And everything found in a first-class store, Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge, * We solicit a share of-publie patronage, which ‘. we willtry to merit by fair deali at the lowest prices. : et ae j10 SCADDEN & CLEVELAND. Good Treatment Always Assured. (0&F" Drop In and See How It Is, “REMOVAL NOTICE. A. TAT, The Pioneer Caterer 8 BAUK.IN HIS OLD STAND ON PINE STREET, where he conducted an Oyster Saloon for 80 Many years. If you want a good, sqnare meal or Oysters in any atyle, call on Tam, A fine stock of CANDIES AND NUTS always op hand. Carriage and Sign Painting, ~I am now prepared to do the above work in a Fine and Artistic Manner, and at the Very Lowest Rates. A share of the public patronage is solicited, M. D. ROHR, . Shep at Seaman’s Carriage Factory on Piety Hill. Orders may be left at the National Exchauge ‘Hotel, se FE ole gag fend the LILY WHITE COLFAX STAGE, GUS KOPPE, Proprietor. SS Two Round Trips Daily’ Ras . Fare, $1.25 A nice, shady, 16-mile drive, with exce’lent scenery and no high trestles, a s Timetable : Leave Nevada City at 4:3:) A. M. €on3 nections made with Colfax. local to Saeramento. ; Leave at 11:30 A. M. connecting with No, 1 East and No. 2 West bound trains. Dus ters furnished free. Orders left at Hennessey’s stable will be promptly attended to. ~ ~< 1 SE ener Unis nna ee Carrain Sweeney, U.S. A, San Diego Cal., says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good.” Price 50c, Sold by ‘ied Bros. ; The Nevada City Daily Transcript the Past Advert Medium Il : . NELSON & CONLIN, Neva Couty, . Plumber in the County. af : THE D.: (Es Nevada C: Published E' BUBSCRIPT! 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~ i adieiinaaial THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. —— A TUESDAY.. ...AUGUST 20, 1895. eee BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors? ooo SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month ———————— WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. MELONS FOR Ti BIRDS. —e A Peddler Destroys An Entire Load on : the Public” Highway. An enterprising teamster who resides in the vicinity of Oroville and upon whose hands tim@-evidently hangs heavier than a good many other things left that valley town yesterday morning with a load oi melons for this city. This same fruit is selling in Oroville at 40 cents per dozen ‘melons and the teamster thought he saw a good chance for speculation by making up a load and coming to Grass-Valley and this city, where he supposed a ready market would be found in which to unload his cargo. Two wagons and six horses ‘were pressed into service for the trip, but like all enterprises started on a prodigious scale numerous bstacles had to be overcome and the first one of these was encountered at the Union ranch this side of Smartsville, when the hind axle of the back-action -broke. Not in the least daunted by the mishap he made his way back to Smarisville, where he had the break repaired preparatory to continuing his journey. After proceeding about two miles in advance of where the first break occurred his trip was again impeded by the breaking of the front axle of the other wagon. This was too much of a bad thing and he who had endeavored to persevere through © difficulties knew it, and at once began to give vent to his thoughts in the only way 4 person will under the circumstances, He cursed the . yoads and he cursed the material of which the wagon was constructed, and then he heaped anathema after anathema upon the head of the man who planted the first watermelon seed. His mind having been relieved in what he considered the proper way and the wreck surveyed he remounted the wagon and made an onslaught on the contents. He tossed melon after melon into the road as a schoolboy wonld toss apples to a circus elephant, with considerable more force however, A stage ‘driver happening along asked permission to have one, but was shut off with the rather sharp rejoinder of ‘‘not town, day. day. urday. the morning train. PERSONAL POINTERS. Concise ,Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. J. V. Flint of, Chico is in town. Geo, Willison of Stockton is in town. L. F. Sherburne of Oakland is in town. E. George of San Francisco is in town. N. A. Trepeagen of San Francisco is in DP. Mardenfcame over from French Corrol today. Mrs. Thos, Polmere leaves tomorrow for San Francisco. L. Smith and S. Davis came over from drop dowa, while the four horses sped down You Bet last evening. t L. Marrick came down from Maybert toJ. B. Treadwell left for Sacramento toJ. J. Jackson is expected home on SatH. J. Darling of Sacramento came in on F. W. Page the powder man came down from Sierra county today. H. Swan and T. Wechsler, of San Francisco, are in town. : Sheriff ‘Douglass left . this morning for Oroville on business. Mrs, C. Jepson of Relief Hill is here on a visit. James A. Browne of -Oakland arrived here on last evening's train. _T. D. Black cam@gown from the Baltic mine today on his wp y to San Francisco, “Mrs. David Muir and Miss Lydia Harris have gone to San Frangisco on a visit. "Miss Christine Coombs of Grass Valley visited this city last evening. E, J. Baker arrived here today from North San Juan on his way to San Francisco, P. S.Waldron came in on last evening’s train from Sacramento en route to Graniteville, : D. W. Knighton of Grass Valley past through this morning on his way to Sierra county. : W. P. Eichbawm of Philadelphia, Pa., arrived here on last evening's train on mining business. = Mr. and Mrs. Henry Land and children, and Miss Minnie ‘Thomas, returned today from Campbell Springs. Mrs. Ida Marion has gone to San Francisco to purchase a stock of fall and winter millinery for her store, The Leader. Superintendent -L.—b. Myers and wife came down from North Bloomfield today on their way to San Francisco. Albert Allan, wife and mother, who have been on a visit to Bartlett Springs, returned home last evening. Mrs. K. Casper, accompanied by two of her children, who have been visiting at San Francisco, returned home last evening, by a—— —— sight.” After destroying ~ the melons he had his wagon patched up and returned to Oroville. —+ 6 Hard Time of It. The Nevada Rustler says: If you find some mistakes in these. columns, just kick, kick until you breathe easier. Then remember that we have the entire work of this office to do, gather ‘the local news, listen to every bit of gossip in the community, shake hands with every one, puff this one and that one, get bored for an hour or two by some one who will pay you in a few days, who wants you to run the paper to please him, And then post the books, set down and make out bills you never expect will be paid, write copy, set type, and then go over to Cohn’s and cat a handful of dried apples washed down with water that has seen its best days, and imagine we have just eaten a hearty supper. D—— a man that won't kick. << Enthuse! Enthuse! — Enthusiastic love of your locality is the first and all-important feature and it is = bound to develop the necessary rustle and energy to do the rest. It is this awful apathy, this lack of ‘pull together,” this ‘all is gone” feeling, that is the greatest atumbling-blockto progress. Trace “back this oppresaion and you'll find that the first _. to go was enthusiasm and all the rest followed, Enthuse, enthuse. —~ + 290 Will Make a Good Showing. The Nevada City Brass and Reed Band is getting in good trim for their trip te Sacramento with the Native Sons next month. This musical organization will make a good showing and compare favorably with other bands that will be in the capital on the 8th and 9th of September. ane ae eae a Kill the Kickers. However rmauch a newspaper will try to work to advance the interests of its section, there are always some kickers, who are ready te criticise it for some error of omission It is a noticeable fact, how ever-that these very ‘same people are always the last to lend a helping hand to assist the or commission. paper by furnishing an item now and then. ——————+ 180-8 Tue Horton House'.atSan Diego has passed into the hands of the wife of U. 8. Grant. The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company sold the property to her for $56,251.41. se : —_———_—-—-+4 e+ — Country Game Warden F. A. Rowell of Fresno has started for the mountains with 100,000 Lake Tahoe trout sent by the Fish Commission to be distributed to the streams bigh up in the Sierras. © aL _ At Albuquerque, N. M., Judge Collier denied the prayer of the United States Trust Company, trustee of the $15,000,000 first mortgage Atlantic & Pacific railroad bonds for the appointment of a receiver. Tux trial of Hugh Byron, s southern Pacific conductor, for taking a scalped ticket bas been set for next Thursday at Los An~ : It is proposed to test the company’s right to take up scalped tickets, =a \ A John W. Downing has returned from a . visit to San Francisco, where he went for } the benefit of his health. B. H. Miiler was able to be out riding last week but afterwards had His conditwo. days another one of his bad attacks. tion yesterday was more favorable. Mrs. A. Gault and Miss Downing, of this city, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Maltman, below Grass Valley, one day last week, aud were delightfully entertained. District Attorney P. T. Riley returned home Sunday evening, being obliged to cut short his vacation trip on account of the criminal cases requiring his attention. Supervisor Joseph Smith of San Francisco, and wife, have been visiting this city for two . or three days. Mrs. Smith resided in this \ city a-good many years ago, her maiden name being Helen Prendeville. She lived with her aunt, Mrs, William Davidson, who was a resident of this city at that time. : gee Haut's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer nag restored gray hair to its original color and, prevented baldness in thousands of cases. It will do se to you. +++ BY TELEPHONE. The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Three funerals took place in Grass Valley today, of the following persons: Mrs. S. G. Lewis, Mrs, Elizabeth. Perry and William Jones, \ Yesterday two carloatls of pears were shipped from Grass Valley to Colfax, wkere they will be placed in refrigerator cars and The fruit was in good shape for shipping, and it is sent <lirect to London, England. thought will reach its destination in prime condition. An agent of the Nationa] Fruit Association is now here buying up fruit to Europe, and expresses the opinion that with mountain fruits the venture will prove successful, The case of Henry Hosking, the boy who was arrested last week for stabbing another . boy: in the cheek, came up in Justice Tyrrell’s court today. Upon motion of the District Attorney the case was dismissed, on the ground that the boy was too young to prosecute, being but eleven years of age. According to the statutes an’ offender must be at least fourteen years old. Three or four camping parties from this place, who have been touring the mountains and lakes, returned yesterday and toay. a + ++ “Bought It Cheap. The Pittsburg mine and the Pittsburg Evtendion, together with the buildings, mill and machinery of all kinds, were .sold ut Constable’s sale yesterday to satisfy a judgment obtained by Robert Holland. The whole were bought in by Mr, Holland for the sum of $307.62, : and struck upon his bick on a rock with Mrs, Maud M. Peaslee will leave for) such force that his back was broken, He Japan in a few days. “Ty seat with him. clump of brush and badly scratched, and the other had his arm_burt. were taken to his late home at Montezuma night. aged fifty-nine years. FATAL ACCIDENT. Austin Wells Thrown From a Wagon and Summarized Mention of Minor Home ® His Back Broken. A fatal accident occurred near North Bloomfield yesterday afternoon, Austin I. Wells, the well-known rancher of Montezuma Hill, was taking the Electric Gilders Company from Bloomfield to Relief Hill, and while going down the hill near the McKillican powder house the reach of the wagon broke, causing the vebicle to come apart. ‘The front wheels were pulled out from beneath the bed, allowing the latter to he road with the forward wheels, Wells was thrown violently from the seat ived only. a short time. Two of the show men were riding on the One was thrown into a The remains of the’ unfortunate teamster Hill, arriving there about 12 o'clock last Deceased” was a native of Vermont, A wife and two or three children survive bim. The show, company referred to was in this city a short time ago and exhibited in a tent at the foot of Broad street. ———__@e—____—— Very Low. James Chisholm, the popular merchant of North San Juan, is dangerously ill and it was reported here today that his death was looked for at any moment. He.is afflicted with heart disease. The sick wian is a brother of Rev. John Chisholm, formerly pastor of the Methodist Church in this city, but now Deputy County Clerk at Auburn. —— +-7Oee Will Have His Hearing Tomorrow. William Martin, who shot John Ryan at Boston Ravine Saturday night, will have his hearing before Justice Paynter at Grass Valley tomorrow afternoon. In the meantime Ryan is at the county jail, having made no effort to secure the $5,000 bail fixed by the Justice. Martin claims that he did the shooting in self-defense, and this will be hisplea. Ryan, the wounded man, is able to be around and his -wound will probably not give him much trouble. —___---+ e@e + -— : House For Sale. A six-room house on West Broad street is offered for sale. Inquire at this office. a20 But Oh, What a Difference ! A gentleman who recently arrived here from San Francisco professed surprise at the delightful weather we are experiencing. The weather at the Bay, judging from his remarks, is about as disagreeable as it can possibly be. Cold winds continually blow in from the bay and a fog seems to everlastingly hang over the city, chilling a person to the marrow and making an ‘overcoat the most. desirable kind But what a difference exists between the elements there and here. In this city the weather could hardly be more pleasant excepting, perhaps, the daytime, when mild breezes toa greater extent would be relished. : of a garment. + Bes To restore gray hair to its natural color as in youth, cause it to grow abundant and strong, there is no better preparation than Hali’s Hair Renewer, All Run Down Was my condition, says Mr. ‘Wm. Weatherford, tax collector at Key West, Florida. My Mr. W: appetite was poor and [ was quite miserable. I have taken 6 bottles “of Hood's Sarsapabeyond Marsh’s planing mill, at the head of Boulder street. , ; delay too long about sending their measures for uniforms to E. -E. Dulac, tailor. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Happenings. . « The Nevada County Electric Power commenced erecting their pole lines yesterday. 114 pe got back A kinetoscope has arrived in town and is-on exhibition a few doors below the National Hotel. . : George Gehrig is having the roof of his brewery, on Sacfamento street, raised four feet, in order to have more storage room on . stipation, anda fine constitution may be the upper floor. The merry-go-round has been put up just Native Sons are again reminded not to The Oakland’ district school, on Gold Flat, openedyesterday. Frank Power and Miss Addie Stenger are the teachers. The membership of Summit Lodge, No, 84, Knights of Pythias, at Truckee, is increasing steadily, and now numbers 125. While fighting fire yesterday in the woods near his home on Deer creek, about two miles below town, David Waite, son of B. C. Waite, cut his foot quite badly. Dan T, Cole is one of the bondsmen of the San Francisco Bridge Company,.in the sum of $6,000, for the construction of the new steel bridge at Downieville. The people of Downieville have voted adversely upon a proposition to levy a tax to maintain the public schools for nine months in the year instead of six, as at present. St, Patrick Catholic Church at Grass Valley is undergoing extensive repairs. The ceiling and walls will be replastered and. the window casings and trimmings renewed, The Excelsior Whist Club met last evening at the residence of. B. F. Snell on East Broad street. Mr. and Mrs. Snell entertained their guests in a yery hospitable manner, : Coroner Hocking of Grass Valley yesterday received a message stating that a man had been drowned at Brice & Smart’s sawmill, near Emigrant Gap, He telegraphed to the Justice of the Peace_to hold an inquest. The fire that destroyed Mrs. Brown's house and other buildings down Deer creek Sunday, started again that night and spread to the woods. Yesterday the people in that vicinity had to work hard to get it under control. A. B. Wolf has purchased a fine new desk and other furniture for his grocery store office, which he intends fitting up in a convenient and cozy manner. He is also having a water wheel put in to run his coflee grinder. . The cloudy, hazy condition of the atmosphere the past two days is regarded as an indication that it will rain before many days. A good shower or a gentle rain of several hours would be greatly appreciated just now by nearly every one. 5 Superior Court. The following business was transacted ih the Superior .Court today, Hon. John Caldwell, presiding : Mark Kemp et al. vs, Johnson Vivian. Motion to strike out portion of complaint denied and order overruling demurrer -to complaint, Edwin Kent, a native of Canada, was naturalized, Witnesses, J, J. Greany and

H, Walker. Estate and guardianship of Geo. Wilhelm, a minor. Order appointing Sophia Wilhelm guardian. Bond, $2,000. AyeEr’s Ague Cure never fails to neutralize the poisons of malaria, and eradicate them from the system, This prepration is purely vegetable, contains no harmtul ingredients, and, if taken according to direc— tions, is warranted to cure fever and ague, Try it. KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 60 cts., $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, eee re eee Look Here. e Rev. Annie Wilder, M. D., will give sittings in her room at the Union Hotel. Treatment free. Don’t fail to visit her this week, al9— Alias Citation. United States Land Office, Hood's =: S parilla BOOO09806 CY 37 SB rilla, am ( ; much better, u re have gained in weight, ¥@/OO0200000008 no distress after eating, have good appetite. Hood *g Pills are a mild cathartic. 25e Notice to Creditors. STATE of Amelia Fogeli, deceased. Notice 4 is pr teey given by the undersigned, Exéc utors of the Last Will of Amelia Fogeli, deceased, tothe credi ors of end all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the neeessary Vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Executors at the Law Office of P. F, Simonds, at Nevad« City, California, the same being the plac~ for the transacti'n of the busiuess of said estate, in said County of Nevada, H. C. MILLS, F. C. LEUTJE, Executors of the Last Will of Amelia Fogeli, deceased. Dated this 20th day of August, 1895, P. F. Stmonbs, Atty. for Executors: a20 Sacramento, California, Aug. 12, 1895. HER AS. August Amberg, whose P. 0, address is Nevada City, Nevada County, California, did on the 29th day of June, 1895, file inthis office an affidavit of contest against Homestead Entry No. 6102 made by E. B, Ste-vens Oct. 12, 1892, covering the 8. E 1-4 of Sec. 80, Tp. 17, N., BR. 10 E., alleging that the said E. B. Steveos had totally abandoned said land os a place of residence for more than six months prior to said 29th day of June, 1895, and asked that a hearing be had to determine the facts. And whereas this office did on the 13th day of a. 1895, issue a citation commanding the said Stevens to appear and show cause why said entry should not be canceled. And whereas it appearing by the return made by the said contestant that the said Stevens cannot be found within said County or District and asking that an alias citation be is-ued for serpia 3 by publication, posting and by registered mail. It is therefore ordered that said citation issue, and that the said E.B. Stevens the Homestead claimant aforesaid is hereby no ified to be aud appear before the Register and Receiver of this-oftice on the Thirtieth day of September, there to show cause, if any he can, why said entry should not be canceled. THOMAS FRASER, Register. CHAS, F. GARDNER, Receiver. tg16 (NA A HM GR 0, A A 4 ; _ .@FURN The Place of All-Places To Buy All Grades and Kinds of ITURE§Q. *JAMES K the Cheapest. Just in: Desks:KINKEAD'S.« My Stock is the Largest in the City and my prices by comparison will be found to be New Goods Constantly Received. Combination Book Cases for Ladies, and Ladies’ Secretary ¢ AT— made a sharp turn into Union street from the hind wheels became locked on a stone curb-post. digestive organs, equal to Ayer’s Pills, Electric Bitters has proved to be the very 1895, at 10 o’clock A.M. of said day, then and 2 Turned Too Short. ~ A teamster with a four-horse load of hay Main this morning, and as a result one of It was necessary to raise the wagon with a jack screw and hitch horses to the back end of. the vehicle before it While this was being done a perfect jam of otber teams occurred on the narrow streets, They could neither go ahead or back cut. — Many bodiiy ills result from habitual conweakened and ruined by simple neglect. There is no medicine, for regulating the bowels and restoring a natural action to the + e@e. Cure for Headache. As a remedy for all forms of Headache best. It effects a permanent cure and the LUETJE & BRAN Leather LEADING JEWELERS. / BROAD STREET, above Pine, NEVADA CITY. mae —LATEST STYLES IN— > u Watches, eam Clocks, an er Precious SEVENTEEN: Spectacles, Stones, ings Jewele WATCHES The Best TIME KEEPERS pera Glasses Jeweiry, Sterling most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield fe eee z to its influence. We urge all who are Goods, matin . Silver and = afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this ‘ remedy a fair trial, In cases of habitual Silk Guards. Plated Ware constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving : \ the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. Try it Ses ; once. Large bottles only Fifty cents atj ~ Jew elry madeto order and repaired. : Carr Bros. Drug Store. =f oe Se Se Nene . Watches, Clocks and Spectacles repaired and warranted. 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When I bégan using Ayer’s eae Sentra See arene eee ee eee g Z Hair Vigor, all the front part of my head of aah 2 +s one * ¥ 4% 4 ¥*® Be en ss ht dia ohn 2m tin ln AS —about half of it— was bald, The use bs : : of only two bottles restored a natural 9 — Se growth, which still continues as in my ¢ youth. I tried several other dressings, vat they’ all failed. -Ayer's Hair Viger MIT ES Monuments, Tombstones, &c. is thé best.”— Mrs. J.-C. PEEOah es @ Converse, Texas. =) oo 1 3 2 Build , ; . Contractors 2 Builders. . YER’S FAIR VIGOR 2 WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, , PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS. goooooooooooooocosoeoce . PU SU RENE SS AS RADSSAREAREE RS ERASESASE ES 000000 $1.00 Bottle. “ One cent a dose. ‘Itis sold on @ gusrantes all = gists. It cures Ipcipient Consent t and is the best Gough and Croup Cure. Sold by Carr Bros, Annual Meeting. fP\HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEVADA County Miners’ Association will be held in Nevada City, at Nevada Theatre, on Thur:day, August 29, 1895, at 10 o’clock A. M., for the election of officers and the transaction of such business as may come before the meeting. W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Secretary URS. H. 6, PARSONS WILL NOW RECEIVE FUPILS IN VOCAL. MUSIC ~ —AND— VOICE CULTURE Mrs. Parsons will be at the Union Hotel every Tuesday and Friday. Latest and Best Methods Taught. Special attention given to Voice Building and Voice Placing. Lessons in Sight Singing, for Children and Adults, given in classes at reduced ates, MRS. H. G. PARSONS, augl Grass Valley, Cal. ONLY FIFTY CENTS. os On Mondays Weinesday : And Fridays The Stage Fare from Nevada City to Marysville ~ WILL BE FIFTY CENTS. Boulder Street, Near Perk Avenue. I am prepared to do all kinds of First-class Plumbing and Water Pipe Work = on Gr ,We arejfully prey ared to take conConnection Taps made to Main. tracts for, , i kinds of 2 Brass and Plumbing Goods ; Monumunt, of all kinds in stock. Tombstone : Water and Gas Pipe. Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Oil, And Granite Work. _ Scotch Granite, and Marble of every descri,V tion. arnishes. Lettering on Tombstones and Monnments promptly attended to. Es TRON, STEEL AND COAL. CROCKERY, Cutlery, Guns and Pistols. Plated Ware, Hose, Belting and ail kind of Mining Supplies. ; = . Ali work warranted to be first-class and the prices lowest in the State. Before giving your orders for any kind of Marble or Granite Work give us a call. WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. t NEW FIRM. I have the only first-class} PHILIP SCADDEN' —AND— CHARLES CLEVELAND J AVE PURCHASED THK GROCERY"A i business heretofore conducted by THOS KIDD, on Commercial Street, And will carry on the business at the same place’ GEO. £. TURNER, 65, 57 and 59 Pine Street, Nevada City: Reception Saloon, Commercial Street. We will keep in stock a complete assort t ‘ofthe FRESHEST AND BEST = Groceries :: and : : Provisions, Case and. Canned Goods, JAS. POWER, Proprietor. (Better known as Jas, ‘ Parnell.” Best. of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. And everything found in a first-class store, Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge, * We solicit a share of-publie patronage, which ‘. we willtry to merit by fair deali at the lowest prices. : et ae j10 SCADDEN & CLEVELAND. Good Treatment Always Assured. (0&F" Drop In and See How It Is, “REMOVAL NOTICE. A. TAT, The Pioneer Caterer 8 BAUK.IN HIS OLD STAND ON PINE STREET, where he conducted an Oyster Saloon for 80 Many years. If you want a good, sqnare meal or Oysters in any atyle, call on Tam, A fine stock of CANDIES AND NUTS always op hand. Carriage and Sign Painting, ~I am now prepared to do the above work in a Fine and Artistic Manner, and at the Very Lowest Rates. A share of the public patronage is solicited, M. D. ROHR, . Shep at Seaman’s Carriage Factory on Piety Hill. Orders may be left at the National Exchauge ‘Hotel, se FE ole gag fend the LILY WHITE COLFAX STAGE, GUS KOPPE, Proprietor. SS Two Round Trips Daily’ Ras . Fare, $1.25 A nice, shady, 16-mile drive, with exce’lent scenery and no high trestles, a s Timetable : Leave Nevada City at 4:3:) A. M. €on3 nections made with Colfax. local to Saeramento. ; Leave at 11:30 A. M. connecting with No, 1 East and No. 2 West bound trains. Dus ters furnished free. Orders left at Hennessey’s stable will be promptly attended to. ~ ~< 1 SE ener Unis nna ee Carrain Sweeney, U.S. A, San Diego Cal., says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good.” Price 50c, Sold by ‘ied Bros. ; The Nevada City Daily Transcript the Past Advert Medium Il : . NELSON & CONLIN, Neva Couty, . Plumber in the County. af : THE D.: (Es Nevada C: Published E' BUBSCRIPT! 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