August 3, 1894 (4 pages)

ay th stl Ji SALERNO _— THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) PRIDAY:. :.: AUGUST 3, 1894. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Eveuings Daily Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. BUBSCRIPTION TeRMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in: Advance fer a Full Year. LocAL Rgeapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dolia a Line a Month. Rates . large hall. For Other Advertising Made Kno ¢n on Application ————_———— publican majority at the coming eiaztinn: OUR ROADS. More Reasons Why Bonds Should Be . parison with the present. issued for Their Reconstruction. During Colonial days im New England) _. our standard-bearer handled the issues a traveler met a bey.on horseback carrying . of the campaign last night. No candidate some wheat to a mill-to have it ground into. was ever received more enthusiastically than flour. The wheat did not fill the sack— so tho boy had placed the wheat in one end and a rock in the other end of the sack, Sacramento made no mistake in its selection and swung it across the horse’s‘back. The. of a standard-bearer traveler asked the boy why he put the rock in the sack, and the boy replied because that was the way his father did, before him. THE ESTEE MEETING. — One of the Most Enthusiastic Ever Held in San Francisco. San Francisco, August 2, ’94. _Eprrorn Transcript: The Republican campaign had a brilliant and enthusiastic opening at the old Wigwam last night. There was never such an opening seen in this city before. There was as much enthusiasm as is generally seen at the close of most campaigns. The house was packed with the in dipiguace of this city. Solid business men and old time war-horses, were conspicuous. ‘There were enough people on the outside, whv could not gain admissidn, to fill any Today there isa firm conviction—an undoubted faith—in an overwhelming ReFour years ago when the campaign begun there was no enthusiasm at all, in comThere is not a partisan in California who will not point. with pride to the able manMr. Estee was at his first meeting. Critics are silent today, and the *‘unterrified” are correspondingly dumb. The convention at The criticisms made of the party leaders were always unjust. Slurs upon the activity of Col. Burns and others at the convention have been without foundation. The party never had leaders with purer of tl ome If that same traveler was to inspect our motives. Mr. Burns has been a most—lib-i $100. = Buried at Marysville. The remains, of Mrs. Mary Downey of Smartsville, which occurred at San Francisco Tuesday night, arrived at Maryeville Wednesday evening, at which place the interment tock place yesterday or ‘today. Deceased was aged thirty years “and -six months, and was the sister.of Henry Lane of this city and of Frank Lane and Mrs. J. H. Boyier of Linda. Some years ago, whea a girl, ‘she stopped in this city aw hile and attended school here. -<_———_ + 26 Brought Here Fer Burial. The remains of Mrs. Joun Turner, whose death oceurfed at Stockton a few days ago, arrived here on last evening’s train. Deceased lived for mauy years at Gold Flat, in the large house at this end of the trestle, The burial took place at Pine Grove Cemetery, Rev. J. I! Murrish officiating. Albert Turner, son of the deceased, and other relatives accompanied the remains to this city. +2 @e +——— A Million Friends. A friend in need is a friend. indéed, and not less than one million people have found just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—If you have never. used this Great Mediciiie, one’trial will convince you that it has won— derful curative powers in all diseases of ‘Throat, Chest and Lungs. bottle is guaranteed todo all that is clauned or money will be refunded. ‘Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store Large bottles 50c. and Each The Grass Valley End. The rough part of the Grass Valley road between the Roberts and Hammill places, is‘being put in good shape, under the direction of Supervisor Donnelly, who has men and teams at work there now. When this is‘completed the road will be in fine condition the entire distance between the two towns, and as it is sprinkled regularly a drive over it will be quite a pleasure. ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. J. L. Fletcher, San Francisco, H, Karne, $6 C. Barton, ae C. H. Ross, st H. Rewland, as H. 3. Grant, pe M S. Osler, as Dave Scribuer, vied R. R. Porter, Chicago Park, W. Hacket, Rough and Keady, N. H. Burtless, Sacramento, A. Wade, Marysville, F. H. Turner, Stockton, A. J. Turner, id R. Jeffery, Smartsville, J. R. Sullivan, Marysville, E. A. Albee, sf 8. Glover, Grass Valley, ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hote], Main Street. J. F. Wyman, San Francisco, Mrs. R. King andec., ~ ‘ B. T, Bynon, French Corral, J. Fogarty, Birchville, J. B. Tully, Newcastle, Mrs. Smith, Sacramento, lan the building and lot -on Broad street next tothe City Hall, and which has of late been occupied by Mrs. Jacobs. “Mrs. Conlan will keep a restaurant and lodging public roads and ask why we still follow bine old patchwork system, instead of buildnga permanent road bed, he would get about the same answer—because that was the way it was done before the present builders were in @uthority. Our Supervisors, however, would give a different answer and that is: ‘*Because that is the only way we.can keep the,roads passable with the limited amount of money at our command.” : “It takes about all the money on hand in the road fund each spring to ‘fill mudholes of the preceding winter; and if they fill up the mudhuvles they have no funds for building turnpikes and digging waterways along the sides of the roads to keep the winter rains from washing the earth from the center of the roads. And so it goes. As long as you put all the wheat in one end of the sack you must put a rock in the other end as: a balance. As long as yeu spend all the road money for the filling of mudholes, just so long you w ill have an abundance of mudholes to fill. It is about time to drop this time-serving policy, and to go intelligently at work to . build a permanent road bed. ‘‘But that will take more money,” exclaims the tax-payer. Of course it will take more money, but if the money is used for the conatrnetinn of a properly-made ‘ turnpike it is invested in a permanent improvement which will be a great conven. ience to travelers, and a means of increasing-the taxable.value. of property. It. is high time that our citizens awoke to the importance and necessity of using the road fnad: for the construction of a permanent road bed along the line of our main-traveled roads, that the roads may remain passable in winter as well as in summer. Let the county issue long-term bonds and nse the money derived therefrom in builce ing roads that will be both permanent and useful. The money thus invested will bring back more. than double its value io the increased thrift and prosperity of our communities which depend on the highways for traffic, Would Like to See It. The Chronicle-cup which was won by Nevada county at the Midwinter Fair has been on exhibition at Grass Valley for about two weeks. Is it not about time the people of Nevada City had a glimpse of it? This question has been asked the TranSCRIP reporter many times. There is great anxiety expressed to see it, especially by many who took a very active part in getting coupons. _ BO Wood for Sale. 50) cords of choice seasoned Oak Wood for sale by Shurtleff & Son at the Plaza Store. Leave orders for your winter's wood. j28-lw Geo Dance at Maybert. A social dance will be given at the Maybert schoolhouse on Saturday, August 4th. Good music willbe in attendance, and a ood time is assured to allwho come. 3t Bon Bon Social. A Bon Bon Party will be given at Silva’s Hall, Nimrod street,.on Saturday evening, August 4th. A good time to all. 20--—___ —-—— Wanted. ' A position as governess. Will teach English branches and music, also rudiments of Latin and French. References given. Address Mrs, E. I. B., 1,022 K street, Sacramento, j2l-lw ~~ ao ad Huckion’s Arnica Selve. The best Salve in the world for Cute, . Beaiscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tette?, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively oures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o: money refunded. Price 26 cents per box. For salerat Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. aud it will have none the ensuing four years, 8-2 3t eral contributor te campaign funds, has been a zealous worker, in season and out of season. The very building in which the meeting was held last night, was largely built by Burns’ subscription, he having four. years ago drawa his check for six thousand dollars for that: purpose. Burns’ activity is no new thing. He made Governor Markham’s fight for the nomination four years ago, and contributed more to-his support than any single individual. He has been one of the Governor's confidential advisors throughout his administration. The State has seen no cause to regret his influence the past four years, While it is true that the San. Francisco delegation voted as a unit at the State Convention, it is also true that it did not act from selfish motives, for it was not manipulated in the interests of local candidates. It threw the offices to other parts of the State, instead of toSan Franciscans. © Again it is true that Mr. Estee had the nomination before San Francisco . was reached in the roll call, and needed no help from the city delegation, the way the vote stood then. While the delegates voted solid at the convention the city will give the nominees the largest vote this fall any candidates of the party ever received heretefore. The Republican banner will be carried to victory this fall, and domt your forget it. OBSERVER. ~~ 7 LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. The panel jurors are éalled to appear before the Superior Court on August 10th. Miss Ina Cooper has been appointed to teach the Graniteville school, vice J.-E. McGuire, resigned. = Word has been received from Sacramento that Miss Pearl Waggoiler, who was dangerously sick a day or two ago, is getting better. ee A fine stone hitching post has been put up in front of Chadwick’s saloon, Main street. John Coan cut out the post and There are lots of watermelons in town. Shurtleff & Son received a big lot of fine ones today. The members of. the Cricket Club will meet at the Athletic Club’s hall Saturday evening, and select a team to play Sunday in a practice game with a team from Grass Valley. Maltman & Thompson have put up a smal) mill at their sulphurets works below Grass Valley, to be used in crushing some of the sulphurets received for treatment at their works, also to be used in making mill tests of ore. Henry C. Mell, formerly of this city, has leased the wagon making business of Gilman Wright at Grass Valley. Henry is a good mechanic and has had charge of the: above business for the past year. Mra. James O’Brien of Smartsville, who was severely hurt the other day by being thrown from a carriage, and who was for awhile in a rather critical condition, is now reported to be improving. D. C. Ridile, late of Santa Rosa, will shortly assume the management of the Wisconsin Hotel at Grass Valley. R. Reeves, Hotel for a year or so, will remain in Grass Valley, being interested in mining there. ~~ STAGE STOPPED. Tahoe Stage. Lake Tahoe was robbed yesterday morning three miles from Truckee. A lone highwayman, who was masked and armed with —e with the road agent by giving him As soon as word could be sent to Truckee the officers and deputies started out to capture the robber but at last accounts he was still at large. The telephone wire had been broken, so as to out off communicaHion, -and-thisgave the--highwayman an opportunity to get out of the way and to cover his tracks. Sewing Machine Needles. Wheeler & Wilson needles for Nos. 6, 7, 8 and 9 machines, at Luersz & Branp’s, C. Daly, Sunny Side, C. D. Cahill, ‘“ Real Estate Transfers. Edwin Tilley’has sold to Mrs. 0. C. ConHave You Seen the he house there, Golumbian Coffee Pot? Henry Godair has sold his ranch on Cement Hill to Albert Straub, a gentleman who has beer here a short time looking for an investment in this kind of property. The ranch is situated about three miles from town and is considered one of the best places around here. % Fell Into a Cellar. George “E. Turner is having a cement floor: laid in the cellar at his hardware store. J. T. Day is doing the work. Ths other day a twelve-year-old boy started to go down the cellar and not noticing that the steps had been removed he walked off into the opening, failing several feet. Fo:-. If not, lose no-time incalling atthe: By using one of these Pot BEE HIVE (jROCERY STORE. s you make the finest and most delicious drinks with one—third—lesscoffee than by any other process. chased the COUNTY RIGHT-and am prepared to supply them either wholesale or retail. I have pur— Hires’ Root Beer, tunately the boy escaped unhurt, nian eee eRe! ~ Political Announcements. , Under no circumstances will any announcement be made until Paid for. $5 is the charge. i for Corone git HENRY DANIELS Is hereby announced as a candidate for Coroner, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Agent for Shast Wholesale or Retail. Duffy’s Malt Whiskey, The Whi Best Medicinal and Family . skey,in the. Ma ket. a Water. ie eal J.J). J ACKSON, i Commercial Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Cal. For Assessor. F. E. Humphrey, Sierra Valley, J. L. Hamphrey = J. B. McKinney, Bloomfield, C, Mourse, een ae J. W. Wilcoxon, Yuba City, J. Brock, Derbec, . S.A. Jones, Marysville, F. Vaughn, Washington, G. Fuller, San Juan, H. Huckins, ‘‘ M. Geoghegan, Merced, T. C. Abbott, Penn Valley, J. G. Shepard, Spenceville, W. Wilson, Marysville, who has been Iandlord of the Wisconsin . * £7 For particulars enquire of the um. A Masked Man Holds Up the Lake The stage which runs from Truckee to a Winchester rifle; ordered the driver to stop and.then demanded of the fifteen passengers the sum of $200. The latter com+ McGuire, American River, . D. Ashcroft,. Redding, D, Budd,— . i E . i A Little Daughter Of a Church of England minister cured of a. distressing rash, by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Mr. RicHARD BrrEs, the well-known Druggist, 207 McGill st., Montreal, P. Q., says: I have sold Ayer’s Family Medicines for 40 years, and have heard nothing but good said of them. I know of many Wonderful Cures performed by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, one in varticular being that of a little daughter of a Church of England minister. The child was literally covered from head to foot with a red and exceedingly troublesome rash, from which she had suffered for two or three years, in spite of the best medical treatment available. Her father was in great distress about the case, and, at my recommendation, at last began to administer Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, two bottles of which effected a complete cure, -. Inuch to jer relief and her father’s delight. I am sure, were he here to-day, ‘he would testify in the strongest terms as to the merits of Ayer’ i yer’s Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr.J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Cures others, willcureyou For Sale! The property known as — FREEMAN’S CROSSING, Located about 2 ‘miles -from North San Juan, on the Forest City and Downieville roads, consisting of Toll Bridge and Roads, Hotel and Furniture, 200 Acres of Timber Land, 12 Acres under cultivation. —— A Valuable Property. dersigned, on the premises. HETTY L. FREEMAN. Freeman’s Crossing, July 30th, 1894. Contracts will be let to furnish . 600 Cords of 4-Foot Wood. Also, 10,000 Shakes. Timber on the ground. All at Jackson Lake, 6 miles above Bowman Dam, Eureka Township. . For further particulars enquire of _FRED. SEARLS. W. D. Read, twins—son and daughter. Kahl and wife, a daughter. and daughter of W. D. {ENTERPRISE EXTRA PALE, -] brooke, Pacific and Wisconsis Hotels. id BORN. At San Francisco, July 29th, to the wife At Nevada City, August 3d, to Chas. DIED. At San Francisco, August 2nd, infant son ad and wife. BREWING CO., mn San Francisco. Brewers of the Celebrated ee ssa a FRANZISKANDER, and STANDARD LAGER ::: BEER, ‘And Porter. ae y A. ISOARD, General Agent, NEVADA CITY CAL, Notice to ‘Tax-Payers ! ITY TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND PAYable, and will be delinquent on and after Monday, August 6, 1894, I will be at my office in the City Hall every day, at the hours from 9 to 12 a. M., and from 2 to5 p. M., for the purpose of receiving taxes. DD. B. GETCHELL, City Marshal. Schmidt Bros., 4nd Chas. P. Gray. The Leading Ten Cent Cigar. County Convention. didate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision -ofthe-Republican County Conventicn. * -WM. H. MARTIN Is hereby announced as a candidate for the nomination for County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. < . For County Clerk. J. J, GREANY Is hereby annuonced as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic For Treasurer, A. C, COOKE Of Truckee, is hereby announced as a canFor Coroner. W. D. HARRIS Is heréby announced as a candidate for County Coroner, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For Recorder. NOTICE. 4 Yi ) N made of this Tobacco and I \ them as being equal if not most celebrated Factories . vana Cuba. & By giving these Cigars a Merit. JOHN WERRY {securing the finest TODAaCGCO raised in the Island of Cuba. — », o——> $ <9 { ‘ i After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in The ‘' 7 ocodpecker ” Cigars are7~ ~~ unhesitatingly recommend keers will be convinced of ther True Win. Giffin. APR) . superior to those of the / of the City of ETa.fair trial the Smo) r (Present Incumbent) Is bereby announced as a candidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, For County Treasurer. B, F. SNELL Will be a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, For Superintendent of Schools. W. J. ROGERS Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Repablican County Convention. For County Assessor. PAUL QUICK SR. Will bea candidate for County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For County Assessor. CAL. R. CLARKE Will be a canditate for County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Sheriff. SAMUEL BLIGHT Is hereby announced as a candidate for the-office of Sheriff, subject to the devision of the Republican County Convention. For Sheriff, ‘ JOHN A. RAPP Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. SMOKE For Superintendent of Schools. ROBERT MANTELL CARS) rome FOR SALE BY Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Schools, Subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, For Sheriff. Contractors]: tMevada,: Grass Valley o:snee ass tay wore p and Colfax Stage. 3 teen-Passenger Coach. Will connect with Brown & Blam Fare,Grass Valley, <~< GUS. KOOPE, Proprictor. oN oA ET ERA te rn —— a eee A Daily, Four-Horse, FourLeave Courax. Leave Grass Vauuey. if 6:30 A. M. 9:15 A. M. ne eotin 3 P.M. 6 P.M, ee Take 7:30'bus to connect with og BR ro $1 00 JOHN T. RILEY of the Democratic County Convention. For Sheriff. . D. F, DOUGLASS (Present incumbent) office of Sheriff, subject to the decigion of the Democratic nominating convention. PANY.-~ The annual meetin stockrs of the eee eee “yy elec. of r to DPN. ties GRAVEL MINING COM0 ood ; serve for the ensuing Is hereby announced as a candidate for the}, New York Bakery wo Commercial St., adjoinmeg* Transcript Block. G. WM. DURST, : : Prop’'. a Maka YORK BAKERY through all time, z In public favor seems to on . cpasamcage goods ans always here, To-serve us‘well is Durst’s ide YV holesome Bread, if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the week © deuaass to none here, patrons deem, In Nevada City, be is pre Ty O' pies, ali made with skill and care, His price is always just and aR ae and Choice Wedding Cakes, we see, Of finest styles, and rey Ke? this in mind, that near and far, The New York Bakery is the kk Musical Department —or—— Vinton’s Drug and Stationery Store EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES . Including VIOLINS BANJOS MANDOLINS GUITARS ACVORDEONS If . Have Not What You Want, => : af 1 Will Quickly Get it for You SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. Dr. F. L. Burleigh. a Tuesday, 7th day of O® HOURS FROM ; OFT eer. ree? SF the transaction poe: Nevada City, . ~ 1 25 as me properly a # Teeter the uction made on round-trip tickets. 3 at the clock A rnpody 4 5 August, 1894, at the hour of 2 0’ P. M, we en new ride with ex. at Office of the » No. 220 Sansone 18 leaves ev. the Holny “2 Street, room 26, Sano Transfer books will be closed urday gust 4, 1804, at 12 o'clock m, on Saturday, Aw« ae B. E. AUGER, Seoretary. —820 Deen Cal Sansome carck, toon ae a Special attention given to diseases of women. Office—Morgan & Roberts Block. . [Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted uniter this head for 50 Cents a w.ekor$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents.a.week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. . TOMALES! TOMALES! The Tomale Man from Grass Valley will remove to this city next week and open up business on Pine street, .in the building lately occupied by Brodie’s fish ‘market, Give him a call. a2 SITUATION WANTED. A situation is wanted to.do general house work by a young lady. Apply at this office, a2lw HOUSE FOR SALE. Situated on Piety Hill and known as the “Coe Place.” Terms very reasonable, Enquire of Mrs, Lottie Shurtleff, Coyote street. j27lw FOR SALE. Desirable residence containing 8 rooms and bath-room, Enquire at this office. j25-lw ROOMS TO LET. Two rooms, with use of kitchen, in the best part of town. Enquire at this office, jl7 WANTED TO SELL AT ONCE. Second-Hand -Black Walnut Writing Desk for sale for $12.50. Good as new. At Great American Tea Store. j25 ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the second floor of the Transcript block. Enquire of Fred E. Brown. FOUND. A bunch of keys, containing watch key and other keys, Owner can obtain them by calling at this office. — m2) ‘SEWING MACHINES. Singer Sewing Machines of all grades, machine oil, needles and fixtures always on hand at the agent’s office in James Cairns ‘harness shop, Broad street, ml15 _ Herpeer Cooper, Agent. GET THE BEST. The best violin and guitar strings for sale . F. C. Lurryn’s. FOR RENT. One store in the Transcript Block. Enquire of Fred E. Brown. at RING LOST, F A valuable diamond ring, with enameled chasing, was lost in this city about June 16th. Finder will please leave at this office and receive reward, je26 . FIFTY CENTS A WERK. pic i Jai natu Jack N natu Chin Rg to wi for ¢) the r and

ay th stl Ji SALERNO _— THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) PRIDAY:.. :..: AUGUST 3, 1894. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Eveuings Daily Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. BUBSCRIPTION TeRMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in: Advance fer a Full Year. LocAL Rgeapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dolia a Line a Month. Rates . large hall. For Other Advertising Made Kno ¢n on Application ————_———— publican majority at the coming eiaztinn: OUR ROADS. More Reasons Why Bonds Should Be . parison with the present. issued for Their Reconstruction. During Colonial days im New England) _. our standard-bearer handled the issues a traveler met a bey.on horseback carrying . of the campaign last night. No candidate some wheat to a mill-to have it ground into. was ever received more enthusiastically than flour. The wheat did not fill the sack— so tho boy had placed the wheat in one end and a rock in the other end of the sack, Sacramento made no mistake in its selection and swung it across the horse’s‘back. The. of a standard-bearer traveler asked the boy why he put the rock in the sack, and the boy replied because that was the way his father did, before him. THE ESTEE MEETING. — One of the Most Enthusiastic Ever Held in San Francisco. San Francisco, August 2, ’94. _Eprrorn Transcript: The Republican campaign had a brilliant and enthusiastic opening at the old Wigwam last night. There was never such an opening seen in this city before. There was as much enthusiasm as is generally seen at the close of most campaigns. The house was packed with the in dipiguace of this city. Solid business men and old time war-horses, were conspicuous. ‘There were enough people on the outside, whv could not gain admissidn, to fill any Today there isa firm conviction—an undoubted faith—in an overwhelming ReFour years ago when the campaign begun there was no enthusiasm at all, in comThere is not a partisan in California who will not point. with pride to the able manMr. Estee was at his first meeting. Critics are silent today, and the *‘unterrified” are correspondingly dumb. The convention at The criticisms made of the party leaders were always unjust. Slurs upon the activity of Col. Burns and others at the convention have been without foundation. The party never had leaders with purer of tl ome If that same traveler was to inspect our motives. Mr. Burns has been a most—lib-i $100. = Buried at Marysville. The remains, of Mrs. Mary Downey of Smartsville, which occurred at San Francisco Tuesday night, arrived at Maryeville Wednesday evening, at which place the interment tock place yesterday or ‘today. Deceased was aged thirty years “and -six months, and was the sister.of Henry Lane of this city and of Frank Lane and Mrs. J. H. Boyier of Linda. Some years ago, whea a girl, ‘she stopped in this city aw hile and attended school here. -<_———_ + 26 Brought Here Fer Burial. The remains of Mrs. Joun Turner, whose death oceurfed at Stockton a few days ago, arrived here on last evening’s train. Deceased lived for mauy years at Gold Flat, in the large house at this end of the trestle, The burial took place at Pine Grove Cemetery, Rev. J. I! Murrish officiating. Albert Turner, son of the deceased, and other relatives accompanied the remains to this city. +2 @e +——— A Million Friends. A friend in need is a friend. indéed, and not less than one million people have found just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—If you have never. used this Great Mediciiie, one’trial will convince you that it has won— derful curative powers in all diseases of ‘Throat, Chest and Lungs. bottle is guaranteed todo all that is clauned or money will be refunded. ‘Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store Large bottles 50c. and Each The Grass Valley End. The rough part of the Grass Valley road between the Roberts and Hammill places, is‘being put in good shape, under the direction of Supervisor Donnelly, who has men and teams at work there now. When this is‘completed the road will be in fine condition the entire distance between the two towns, and as it is sprinkled regularly a drive over it will be quite a pleasure. ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. J. L. Fletcher, San Francisco, H, Karne, $6 C. Barton, ae C. H. Ross, st H. Rewland, as H. 3. Grant, pe M S. Osler, as Dave Scribuer, vied R. R. Porter, Chicago Park, W. Hacket, Rough and Keady, N. H. Burtless, Sacramento, A. Wade, Marysville, F. H. Turner, Stockton, A. J. Turner, id R. Jeffery, Smartsville, J. R. Sullivan, Marysville, E. A. Albee, sf 8. Glover, Grass Valley, ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hote], Main Street. J. F. Wyman, San Francisco, Mrs. R. King andec., ~ ‘ B. T, Bynon, French Corral, J. Fogarty, Birchville, J. B. Tully, Newcastle, Mrs. Smith, Sacramento, lan the building and lot -on Broad street next tothe City Hall, and which has of late been occupied by Mrs. Jacobs. “Mrs. Conlan will keep a restaurant and lodging public roads and ask why we still follow bine old patchwork system, instead of buildnga permanent road bed, he would get about the same answer—because that was the way it was done before the present builders were in @uthority. Our Supervisors, however, would give a different answer and that is: ‘*Because that is the only way we.can keep the,roads passable with the limited amount of money at our command.” : “It takes about all the money on hand in the road fund each spring to ‘fill mudholes of the preceding winter; and if they fill up the mudhuvles they have no funds for building turnpikes and digging waterways along the sides of the roads to keep the winter rains from washing the earth from the center of the roads. And so it goes. As long as you put all the wheat in one end of the sack you must put a rock in the other end as: a balance. As long as yeu spend all the road money for the filling of mudholes, just so long you w ill have an abundance of mudholes to fill. It is about time to drop this time-serving policy, and to go intelligently at work to . build a permanent road bed. ‘‘But that will take more money,” exclaims the tax-payer. Of course it will take more money, but if the money is used for the conatrnetinn of a properly-made ‘ turnpike it is invested in a permanent improvement which will be a great conven. ience to travelers, and a means of increasing-the taxable.value. of property.. It. is high time that our citizens awoke to the importance and necessity of using the road fnad: for the construction of a permanent road bed along the line of our main-traveled roads, that the roads may remain passable in winter as well as in summer. Let the county issue long-term bonds and nse the money derived therefrom in builce ing roads that will be both permanent and useful. The money thus invested will bring back more. than double its value io the increased thrift and prosperity of our communities which depend on the highways for traffic, Would Like to See It. The Chronicle-cup which was won by Nevada county at the Midwinter Fair has been on exhibition at Grass Valley for about two weeks. Is it not about time the people of Nevada City had a glimpse of it? This question has been asked the TranSCRIP reporter many times. There is great anxiety expressed to see it, especially by many who took a very active part in getting coupons. _ BO Wood for Sale. 50) cords of choice seasoned Oak Wood for sale by Shurtleff & Son at the Plaza Store. Leave orders for your winter's wood. j28-lw Geo Dance at Maybert. A social dance will be given at the Maybert schoolhouse on Saturday, August 4th. Good music willbe in attendance, and a ood time is assured to allwho come. 3t Bon Bon Social. A Bon Bon Party will be given at Silva’s Hall, Nimrod street,.on Saturday evening, August 4th. A good time to all. 20--—___ —-—— Wanted. ' A position as governess. Will teach English branches and music, also rudiments of Latin and French. References given. Address Mrs, E. I. B., 1,022 K street, Sacramento, j2l-lw ~~ ao ad Huckion’s Arnica Selve. The best Salve in the world for Cute, . Beaiscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tette?, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively oures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o: money refunded. Price 26 cents per box. For salerat Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. aud it will have none the ensuing four years, 8-2 3t eral contributor te campaign funds, has been a zealous worker, in season and out of season. The very building in which the meeting was held last night, was largely built by Burns’ subscription, he having four. years ago drawa his check for six thousand dollars for that: purpose. Burns’ activity is no new thing. He made Governor Markham’s fight for the nomination four years ago, and contributed more to-his support than any single individual. He has been one of the Governor's confidential advisors throughout his administration. The State has seen no cause to regret his influence the past four years, While it is true that the San. Francisco delegation voted as a unit at the State Convention, it is also true that it did not act from selfish motives, for it was not manipulated in the interests of local candidates. It threw the offices to other parts of the State, instead of toSan Franciscans. © Again it is true that Mr. Estee had the nomination before San Francisco . was reached in the roll call, and needed no help from the city delegation, the way the vote stood then. While the delegates voted solid at the convention the city will give the nominees the largest vote this fall any candidates of the party ever received heretefore. The Republican banner will be carried to victory this fall, and domt your forget it. OBSERVER. ~~ 7 LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. The panel jurors are éalled to appear before the Superior Court on August 10th. Miss Ina Cooper has been appointed to teach the Graniteville school, vice J.-E. McGuire, resigned. = Word has been received from Sacramento that Miss Pearl Waggoiler, who was dangerously sick a day or two ago, is getting better. ee A fine stone hitching post has been put up in front of Chadwick’s saloon, Main street. John Coan cut out the post and There are lots of watermelons in town. Shurtleff & Son received a big lot of fine ones today. The members of. the Cricket Club will meet at the Athletic Club’s hall Saturday evening, and select a team to play Sunday in a practice game with a team from Grass Valley. Maltman & Thompson have put up a smal) mill at their sulphurets works below Grass Valley, to be used in crushing some of the sulphurets received for treatment at their works, also to be used in making mill tests of ore. Henry C. Mell, formerly of this city, has leased the wagon making business of Gilman Wright at Grass Valley. Henry is a good mechanic and has had charge of the: above business for the past year. Mra. James O’Brien of Smartsville, who was severely hurt the other day by being thrown from a carriage, and who was for awhile in a rather critical condition, is now reported to be improving. D. C. Ridile, late of Santa Rosa, will shortly assume the management of the Wisconsin Hotel at Grass Valley. R. Reeves, Hotel for a year or so, will remain in Grass Valley, being interested in mining there. ~~ STAGE STOPPED. Tahoe Stage. Lake Tahoe was robbed yesterday morning three miles from Truckee. A lone highwayman, who was masked and armed with —e with the road agent by giving him As soon as word could be sent to Truckee the officers and deputies started out to capture the robber but at last accounts he was still at large. The telephone wire had been broken, so as to out off communicaHion, -and-thisgave the--highwayman an opportunity to get out of the way and to cover his tracks. Sewing Machine Needles. Wheeler & Wilson needles for Nos. 6, 7, 8 and 9 machines, at Luersz & Branp’s, C. Daly, Sunny Side, C. D. Cahill, ‘“ Real Estate Transfers. Edwin Tilley’has sold to Mrs. 0. C. ConHave You Seen the he house there, Golumbian Coffee Pot? Henry Godair has sold his ranch on Cement Hill to Albert Straub, a gentleman who has beer here a short time looking for an investment in this kind of property. The ranch is situated about three miles from town and is considered one of the best places around here. % Fell Into a Cellar. George “E. Turner is having a cement floor: laid in the cellar at his hardware store. J. T. Day is doing the work. Ths other day a twelve-year-old boy started to go down the cellar and not noticing that the steps had been removed he walked off into the opening, failing several feet. Fo:-. If not, lose no-time incalling atthe: By using one of these Pot BEE HIVE (jROCERY STORE. s you make the finest and most delicious drinks with one—third—lesscoffee than by any other process. chased the COUNTY RIGHT-and am prepared to supply them either wholesale or retail. I have pur— Hires’ Root Beer, tunately the boy escaped unhurt, nian eee eRe! ~ Political Announcements. , Under no circumstances will any announcement be made until Paid for. $5 is the charge. i for Corone git HENRY DANIELS Is hereby announced as a candidate for Coroner, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Agent for Shast Wholesale or Retail. Duffy’s Malt Whiskey, The Whi Best Medicinal and Family . skey,in the. Ma ket. a Water. ie eal

J.J). J ACKSON, i Commercial Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Cal. For Assessor. F. E. Humphrey, Sierra Valley, J. L. Hamphrey = J. B. McKinney, Bloomfield, C, Mourse, een ae J. W. Wilcoxon, Yuba City, J. Brock, Derbec, . S.A. Jones, Marysville, F. Vaughn, Washington, G. Fuller, San Juan, H. Huckins, ‘‘ M. Geoghegan, Merced, T. C. Abbott, Penn Valley, J. G. Shepard, Spenceville, W. Wilson, Marysville, who has been Iandlord of the Wisconsin . * £7 For particulars enquire of the um. A Masked Man Holds Up the Lake The stage which runs from Truckee to a Winchester rifle; ordered the driver to stop and.then demanded of the fifteen passengers the sum of $200. The latter com+ McGuire, American River, . D. Ashcroft,. Redding, D, Budd,— . i E . i A Little Daughter Of a Church of England minister cured of a. distressing rash, by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Mr. RicHARD BrrEs, the well-known Druggist, 207 McGill st., Montreal, P. Q., says: I have sold Ayer’s Family Medicines for 40 years, and have heard nothing but good said of them. I know of many Wonderful Cures performed by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, one in varticular being that of a little daughter of a Church of England minister. The child was literally covered from head to foot with a red and exceedingly troublesome rash, from which she had suffered for two or three years, in spite of the best medical treatment available. Her father was in great distress about the case, and, at my recommendation, at last began to administer Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, two bottles of which effected a complete cure, -. Inuch to jer relief and her father’s delight. I am sure, were he here to-day, ‘he would testify in the strongest terms as to the merits of Ayer’ i yer’s Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr.J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Cures others, willcureyou For Sale! The property known as — FREEMAN’S CROSSING, Located about 2 ‘miles -from North San Juan, on the Forest City and Downieville roads, consisting of Toll Bridge and Roads, Hotel and Furniture, 200 Acres of Timber Land, 12 Acres under cultivation. —— A Valuable Property. dersigned, on the premises. HETTY L. FREEMAN. Freeman’s Crossing, July 30th, 1894. Contracts will be let to furnish . 600 Cords of 4-Foot Wood. Also, 10,000 Shakes. Timber on the ground. All at Jackson Lake, 6 miles above Bowman Dam, Eureka Township. . For further particulars enquire of _FRED. SEARLS. W. D. Read, twins—son and daughter. Kahl and wife, a daughter. and daughter of W. D. {ENTERPRISE EXTRA PALE, -] brooke, Pacific and Wisconsis Hotels. id BORN. At San Francisco, July 29th, to the wife At Nevada City, August 3d, to Chas. DIED. At San Francisco, August 2nd, infant son ad and wife. BREWING CO., mn San Francisco. Brewers of the Celebrated ee ssa a FRANZISKANDER, and STANDARD LAGER ::: BEER, ‘And Porter. ae y A. ISOARD, General Agent, NEVADA CITY CAL, Notice to ‘Tax-Payers ! ITY TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND PAYable, and will be delinquent on and after Monday, August 6, 1894, I will be at my office in the City Hall every day, at the hours from 9 to 12 a. M., and from 2 to5 p. M., for the purpose of receiving taxes. DD. B. GETCHELL, City Marshal. Schmidt Bros., 4nd Chas. P. Gray. The Leading Ten Cent Cigar. County Convention. didate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision -ofthe-Republican County Conventicn. * -WM. H. MARTIN Is hereby announced as a candidate for the nomination for County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. < . For County Clerk. J. J, GREANY Is hereby annuonced as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic For Treasurer, A. C, COOKE Of Truckee, is hereby announced as a canFor Coroner. W. D. HARRIS Is heréby announced as a candidate for County Coroner, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For Recorder. NOTICE. 4 Yi ) N made of this Tobacco and I \ them as being equal if not most celebrated Factories . vana Cuba. & By giving these Cigars a Merit. JOHN WERRY {securing the finest TODAaCGCO raised in the Island of Cuba. — », o——> $ <9 { ‘ i After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in The ‘' 7 ocodpecker ” Cigars are7~ ~~ unhesitatingly recommend keers will be convinced of ther True Win. Giffin. APR) . superior to those of the / of the City of ETa.fair trial the Smo) r (Present Incumbent) Is bereby announced as a candidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, For County Treasurer. B, F. SNELL Will be a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, For Superintendent of Schools. W. J. ROGERS Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Repablican County Convention. For County Assessor. PAUL QUICK SR. Will bea candidate for County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For County Assessor. CAL. R. CLARKE Will be a canditate for County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Sheriff. SAMUEL BLIGHT Is hereby announced as a candidate for the-office of Sheriff, subject to the devision of the Republican County Convention. For Sheriff, ‘ JOHN A. RAPP Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. SMOKE For Superintendent of Schools. ROBERT MANTELL CARS) rome FOR SALE BY Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Schools, Subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, For Sheriff. Contractors]: tMevada,: Grass Valley o:snee ass tay wore p and Colfax Stage. 3 teen-Passenger Coach. Will connect with Brown & Blam Fare,Grass Valley, <~< GUS. KOOPE, Proprictor. oN oA ET ERA te rn —— a eee A Daily, Four-Horse, FourLeave Courax. Leave Grass Vauuey. if 6:30 A. M. 9:15 A. M. ne eotin 3 P.M. 6 P.M, ee Take 7:30'bus to connect with og BR ro $1 00 JOHN T. RILEY of the Democratic County Convention. For Sheriff. . D. F, DOUGLASS (Present incumbent) office of Sheriff, subject to the decigion of the Democratic nominating convention. PANY.-~ The annual meetin stockrs of the eee eee “yy elec. of r to DPN. ties GRAVEL MINING COM0 ood ; serve for the ensuing Is hereby announced as a candidate for the}, New York Bakery wo Commercial St., adjoinmeg* Transcript Block. G. WM. DURST, : : Prop’'. a Maka YORK BAKERY through all time, z In public favor seems to on . cpasamcage goods ans always here, To-serve us‘well is Durst’s ide YV holesome Bread, if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the week © deuaass to none here, patrons deem, In Nevada City, be is pre Ty O' pies, ali made with skill and care, His price is always just and aR ae and Choice Wedding Cakes, we see, Of finest styles, and rey Ke? this in mind, that near and far, The New York Bakery is the kk Musical Department —or—— Vinton’s Drug and Stationery Store EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES . Including VIOLINS BANJOS MANDOLINS GUITARS ACVORDEONS If . Have Not What You Want, => : af 1 Will Quickly Get it for You SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. Dr. F. L. Burleigh. a Tuesday, 7th day of O® HOURS FROM ; OFT eer. ree? SF the transaction poe: Nevada City, . ~ 1 25 as me properly a # Teeter the uction made on round-trip tickets. 3 at the clock A rnpody 4 5 August, 1894, at the hour of 2 0’ P. M, we en new ride with ex. at Office of the » No. 220 Sansone 18 leaves ev. the Holny “2 Street, room 26, Sano Transfer books will be closed urday gust 4, 1804, at 12 o'clock m, on Saturday, Aw« ae B. E. AUGER, Seoretary. —820 Deen Cal Sansome carck, toon ae a Special attention given to diseases of women. Office—Morgan & Roberts Block. . [Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted uniter this head for 50 Cents a w.ekor$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents.a.week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. . TOMALES! TOMALES! The Tomale Man from Grass Valley will remove to this city next week and open up business on Pine street, .in the building lately occupied by Brodie’s fish ‘market, Give him a call. a2 SITUATION WANTED. A situation is wanted to.do general house work by a young lady. Apply at this office, a2lw HOUSE FOR SALE. Situated on Piety Hill and known as the “Coe Place.” Terms very reasonable, Enquire of Mrs, Lottie Shurtleff, Coyote street. j27lw FOR SALE. Desirable residence containing 8 rooms and bath-room, Enquire at this office. j25-lw ROOMS TO LET. Two rooms, with use of kitchen, in the best part of town. Enquire at this office, jl7 WANTED TO SELL AT ONCE. Second-Hand -Black Walnut Writing Desk for sale for $12.50. Good as new. At Great American Tea Store. j25 ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the second floor of the Transcript block. Enquire of Fred E. Brown. FOUND. A bunch of keys, containing watch key and other keys, Owner can obtain them by calling at this office. — m2) ‘SEWING MACHINES. Singer Sewing Machines of all grades, machine oil, needles and fixtures always on hand at the agent’s office in James Cairns ‘harness shop, Broad street, ml15 _ Herpeer Cooper, Agent. GET THE BEST. The best violin and guitar strings for sale . F. C. Lurryn’s. FOR RENT. One store in the Transcript Block. Enquire of Fred E. Brown. at RING LOST, F A valuable diamond ring, with enameled chasing, was lost in this city about June 16th. Finder will please leave at this office and receive reward, je26 . FIFTY CENTS A WERK. pic i Jai natu Jack N natu Chin Rg to wi for ¢) the r and