January 16, 1895 (4 pages)

Q [mee Be. ae . Nevada s Citv, mT. Le . =i sensectsse oH we 4 aan cnn i THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) Nevada County, Calif. Published Evevings Daily Except undays and Legal Holidays. ry Busscerprion TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, . yo . Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year W nee Paid in Advance fer,a Full Year. Lane LocAL-READING NoTices—Ten © ents & for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Fach 5ubsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application . WEDNESDAY. Cys JAN. 16, 1898. go For interesting reading matter look on first page. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Business Transacted at the Session = Began January 7th. The report of the viewers of the French __Corral and ‘Bri¢geport road; kriown as the old Rice read, was received and filed, and on motion laid over until the April session The following demands were allowed on ‘the General Fund; Grass Valley Union, * vertising, $29.75: D. B. Getchell, fees, $9.50. Philip Hippert, fees, $5.80. —balance. of Constable balance of Constable E. B. Power, reperting and. transcribing, $120.80. © H. D. Harris, rebate on taxes, 82 cents Mileage as members of the Board of Supervisors—J. M. Buffington, 40 cents; D. McPhetres, $17.60; E. W. “Donnelly, 8 cénts; F. M. Pridgeon, $2.40; T. J gon, $2.50. The following demands were allowed on the Fourth Koad District Fund: Chas. Uren, surveying at French ‘Corral and Bridgeport, $65. W.H. Skehan, viewing Frénch Corral and Bridgeport.road, $15. Danie] Clarke, viewing French Corra] and Bridgeport road, $15. The sealed proposals for a franchise an electric railroad between Grass Valley and.Nevada City were opened and we as follows: D. M. Ryan and J. B. Mallen, $75. Fred Searls, $257. F. T. Niton, $250. Fred Searis, $631. The franchise was sold to Fred Searls for $631. . The claim of P,.B. $509.60 for expenses incurred in habe corpus proceedings jected by the Board, it not being a charge. Ivory Shield appeared before the Boa on behalf of the Grass He offered to supply the county, throu the Board, per copy. Wednesday. as Chas. Kitts made a props Stioti to fur“nish mips and’ plats in b form showing ion of land in the the status of every se « county, for the usg-6f the County Assess for $500, one balf the amount to be paid completior six mojrths, —_ when patented, homesteaded, or prempted, and to segregate all the mineral : A” Nand from agricultural. oe i John A. Rapp made a proposition to furnish the county with maps and plats in . cordance with the order of the Board $400. ‘Both propositions were taken under ,advisenient by the Board. + *ee + HIS NOVEL THEORY OF TIDES. Uncle Alvah Danning Thinks World ‘Sloshes” Around, Uncle Alvah Dunning, the hermit the Adirondacks, earth is not round like a ball, but fiat as a pancake, or, at best, that it ’ sembles a milk pan, with enough of edge to “it to mp thé water from runok i of guests at Charlie BenRaquette lake, _____+___were_discussing_the theory with Un¢le Alvah one day during the hunting seanett’s ‘‘Antlers,’’ on son. One of them undertook the al gether hopeless task of convincing the old man of the error of his beli Among other things he called attention to the tides. ‘*Uncle Alvah,’’ he said, ‘‘you’ve heard of tides, haven't you? How do you account for them if the world isn’t round?’’ The old man remained silent for awhile and then drawled forth, ‘‘Waal, I hev some idee as to_'em.”’ ‘‘What is it, then?’’ asked the qu tioner, while all the sportsmen dr near to await the answer. was not to be hurried, and after ano er pause he remarked: “Did ye-ever turn over in-bed? think’s more than likely.’’ ‘*Yes, I’ve turned over in-bed.’’ “Do ye sleep tween sheets?’’ **Always,’’ replied_ ; laughingly. ‘‘What’s that got to . ‘with it?’’ : “It’s got all to do with it, in my When you went over, didn’t opinion. the bedclothes kind 0’ slip round slosh round an me t get there sa time as you did?’ ~~ “Wee ‘Waal, that’s my idee of the tides. What Is Said by Various) Papers in. worked ‘up, frieuds,of De Young, for they realize that a Senator Voor heia of Amador and Assemblyprinting and ad’». would accept the office as any good citizen ’s . Mr, Neff will be nominated, will received a . Robinfor Fitzsimurons for at Napa Asylum relegal Valley Union and, stated that that paper was about to issue a . mining review of the county ip albuu form gh for advertising purposes, with ~ 1000 at’25 cents per copy or 2000 at 5 cents Te BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THI Taken’ under ——— til { the work, -and the balance in He also agreed to show all the the Old “DAILY. TRANSCRIPT maintains that the Uncle Alvah the questioner ‘THE SENATORI AL FIGHT. —_—_— the State. ae. The ‘boom for Neff. is being " steadily and"is beitg fostered by the te‘for Neff i is a vote ‘taken from Perkins. . . man Dick Thomas of Nevada City.are naturally championing the-cau-e of the man from theic own section, and they claim that they have received enough assurances to encour> . , aze them to go on and endeavor to win with him as acomproniise candidate. As: the Neff boom grows the Irving M. Scott one }dies out, fer those opposed to him say that SO : Sheets Suitings and Overeoats, . °F gEORi MEN'S: WEAR ~<a 4 A PERFECT j a 2 0 ee Sale Bedenas Bete ne = or ; ~ IT Best” Suit. Iam making OVERCOAIS of the Latest . Fashion; with satin linings and silks facings, at prices . GUAR, NTEED: atc —— with ‘‘store’” overcoats. Come . B £. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. i ees Commercial Street, in Transcript Block. ae . . y, he would be antagonized by the jabor = £ , EES EST VETERE ETE ES ES TEES JUST RECEIVED. ee eS = Oe Se mets, and futhermore that injecting him into the.fight would mean calling down the influence of the A. P. A. ; _Farly.in-the evening Jacob H. Neff arrived in town, and<e small -gathering of Assemblymen and Senators went. off into a corner, soto &peak; with bim, They are all in earnest for their man, too. The! was more in the-nature of a confer anything else, and those present concluded not to take public their deliberations. S “Mr, Neff is ‘note candidate in the ‘strict sense of the word,” said Assemblyman Thomas of Nevada, the young leader of the Republicans in thé House, who is conduct‘ing the fight for Neff, ‘but, if elected, he would, and would appreciate the honor. good showing of votes on the first ballot; a larger paaiber on the second, and will be elected.’ M. H. de Young returned from San Franefsco Monday. night, and enters the contest with renewed vigor, since he * is constantly (. gaining recruite. Day by day the_ belief grows stronger, that if the San ¥rancisco newspaper man does not fall heir to the toga which now covers the shoulders of Perkins he has at, least absolutely defeated the present Senator. De Young’s friends are confident of suc~ cess, and say that before the end of the week the inroads which they have been quietly making in-the ranks of Senator_Perkins will become apparent and that’ the spectacle will be a poraiiggies one 20ee-+ Miding Election. re The following have Deen elected officers of the Federal Loan Mining Co.: Johu Vincent, Presidentand Superintendent; C, J. Brand, Vice President; A, Wutke, TreasJ,.G, O'Neill, Secretary. — + +Oee Fine Potatoes. : . os Si urer; ag pound, at Giaylord’s. buy a hundred-pound sacke +e* = Large Eastern rd Sie West. val and try them. n2tf a Shell -pynterpafways on on hand at the ‘Golden Pace Dr, uk an Stine Se, Fine Burbank potatoes,.one -<ént per}: A silysr“ dollar will . on ae Ordinance No. 43. —County of Nevada do ordain as follows ARTICLE 1. } Secrron 1, A Road Poll Tax of Three. Dolur. lars ($3).is hereby levied on euch male persor of tifty-five years found in each or any Roac Distrie¢@ in the year 1895. SKCTION 2. Asxessor of the County of Nevada to eollect the on ; Road -Poll Tex of the Connty in the same makner that State Poll Taxes are collie ted, the first-dey of Jauusry, 1805, and the first day or, over the age of twerty-one and under the age county of Nevada during the 1 It sball be the duty of the:County between of Jantiary, i806 SECTION 3. This Ordinance shal) take effect re}aad be in force on ani after fifteen days from the dute of its adoption On the adoption of this Ordinan ée J.-M, Buffington, E~W. vonnelly, F. M. Pridgeon, T. J Robinson and Daniel MePhetres votel aye. DANITi.l MePHETKES, acPresident or the Board At eat ; J.J. Grewy; Clerk for By J.C. Nilon,beputy. adopted January 1)th, 1895. The first. publication ‘of this Ordi ance was made on ae 16th day of January, 1895 Come to the as réan JOB OFFICE ——FOR— RECEIPTS, toBALL PROGRAMS ef. BUSINESS CARDS, ASSAY REPORTS, STOCK 68ew th-. BANK CHECKS, I ce PAY: ROLLS, ry ic wv do ENVELOPES, "t STATEMENTS, INVITATIONS CERTIFICATES, Gat The old earth sort o’ slips round under ICTT Ye : the water like a man inser the bedCIRCU LARS, Es clothes, or it teeters a bit, dike when “you tip a milkpan. .The water don't get there quite-as fast as the land, ai t’ s what. makes the tides.’ “he + -#@e + --— Ix You NEED @ good medicine to purify your bleod, give nerve strength and build up your entire system, take Hood's Sarsapa~ villa. It prevents lohnese by making ‘oped ETC., ETC. HANDBILLS,: BRIEFS, _ iaclaioatn LETTER HEADS, ‘Hoops PILis cure nauséa, sick headavhe, . mp Stock a Jims, tet Medics, lls, Vaiss, Et School Books, ae ae s ae Handsome Presents } { AI c. 4. NAPFZIGER, 3 Prop’r. Given Away ree (} at Bee feet. Mutton, ee gages, etc T.H. CARR. . J. Ey, CARR. PROPRIETORS OF THE— ~ Masouie Building, Cor: Pino and Commercial Stool, Novada Ci a KEEP eer eres ON. HANO A Commercial street, near Pine; =" -. FRESH STOCK OF ee ‘Mince Teat, — Seedless Raisins, Citron,. Lemon Peel, Cranberries, — ‘Brandy, . Boiled Cider, Plum Pudding, i . -. Fine (Canned Shrimps and Lobsters. FOR SALADS. Maple Sugar and Maple Syrup DIRECT ROM VERMONT. J.J. JACKSON, And. Ils Agent at Grass Valley, Nevada City, Cal. — Blank Books. . ae Miscellaneous Books. : Periodicals, a: “Bi otorials, wo Magazines. “Finest Brand of Cigars in Nevada City, — The Lareest Harness Rat ablishment in. Nevada Ta Nevada Gity Opinion. James Cairns, the saddler, here for each; the finest goods ever in our reacH Complete his stock known far and near, to do good work is his ideA All harness made with skill and care, and sold at prices just and faiR In saddles it is’ soon made plain, the best of value .here we gaiN Robes and whips in all would’ seem, that Cairns of Broad street is supremE workmanship that is first-clasS him surpass, in all None *: Such for repairs can the. opinion express, Cairns’ merits commands _ succesS CS Buldiag ext’ 10 Hannessr’s Stab ON BROAD’ STREET, —— Groceries and Provisions America Leads the World: rat AnerianInprting Tealo,’s TP RAS. COFFEES, Broad Street, next to City Hall, KEEPS Constantiy ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF SPICES, Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods CROCKERY, Bite. Bte., . CHINA, . \ To be found in Nevada City. Prices to suit the times, NATIONAL MARKET. , Call and see me. GLASSWARE. iene = They Lead All Others for Superior Quality, Lowest Prices. Commercial Street. Nevada City. Hams, Bacon and Lard, wholesale and retail. FOR SA LB." And aH kinds of Meats usually found in a first: class market. Meats delivered free of SemiAnnual Report —OF THE— CITI ZENS_ RANK ‘NEVADA Cl fy, “CALIFORNIA, . Showing Its Financial Condition’ on the ’ First Day of January, 1895. So "RESOURCES. money ik WOU es cascode, ces ts $ £0,456 02 Miscellaneous bonds .. Joee eur toos €6,845 00 County claims..: 1.244 36 Checks and cash items G00 00 Gold bullion. S eT Items in course of culie section pares Loans on real estate ier yies bide 29 839 65 Loans on stocks aud bonds.. .. 5,345 00 Loans ou personal security..5 ¢--» 100,517 18 Loans ou other securities ~. yeux 9 £785 00 Bank premises, Nevada City, weed 6,000 00 Furniture and fixtures ....+ 4,000 00 Other réal estate: Lapeer ree: 8 Due from Banks First National Benk, San Francisco. 2,618 25 . The Bank of California, ibe 2,955 32 Nat. Bank of D. O. Mills & Co., Sacramento 3,273 26 , E Nat'l Bank— of North Amerie ey ‘New ~York:, == = 21,976. 68 Poa) ci pene at $806,.01 21 LIABILIIIES.§ at a ig in—-¢ein—c $50,000 00 Undivided profits.°[email protected] 22,149 44 Due depositors . 282,628 59 Dividendsanpaid ...0.6ee 1,427 $8 Total .$ 303, “01 21 Aside from the avaoané due ‘from Banks as set forth ab ve, the mone y :nd other securities and personal pr: iperty are ullin the cusiody of the Citize is Bank at its offices nthe towns of Nevada City-an! Grass Valiey, county of Nevaa, except $7,000 worth of bonds on de ‘posit in the First National Bank at Sa. Francisco, and $20,Q00,of bonds on depos t fr the. National Bank of North America in the city of New York, The real estate securities are all located in the county of Nevada, except $4,500, Jocated in the county of Placer. The real estate is all situate in the county cf Nevada, State of California. E. N. PRESTON, D. E. MORGAN, Secretary. Sworn and su be scribed. before me, a N: tary Public, in and for the county of Nevada, this 7th day of January, 1895. FRED SEARL 8, (SEAL) Notary I ‘ublic. The ne a stock and paid-up ‘capital of the Citizens Ba k is as follows: President, Whole pumber of shares ; 2,000 Numbér of shares subscribed 2,000 Capital paid in coin . .-. +. $60,000 Undivided’ profits ; ae $22,149 44 Amount paid in coin per ‘share. $25 00 .M. PRESTON, President. D. E. MORG iw, ee retary. Sworn and subscribed before me this seveith day of January, 1895. [SEAL] FRED. SEARLS, Eesinekd Public, Nevada Co., Cal W. D, Lewis. A. C. Henry. LEWIS & HENRY, (Successors to Thomas Moran‘) —PROPRIETORS OF == “PnHE HUB.” Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Cor. Pine and Commercial Streets 8. FP. DEAL, Att rney-at-Law we! 52 and 53 Nevada Block SAN FRANCISCO. “REDUCTION IN PAINTING, Rooms 51, se W.G. RICHARDS. Broad 8t., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. Saal Clubbing ° gressive, fearleas, clons why not. 5 he Daily 7 ranscript And the ae Doty 5-6. Call YR AT IRR AHP Saly NINE DOLLARS A YEAR forthe ree by. Mail When paid for’in advance. The TRANSCRIPT is the edges and moat newsy paper in Nevada sounty—bright, progives. full testa, domestic and State dispatches, fights corporate greed and o organized attempts of all kinds to rob the people, exposes rascality wherever fonnd and in fact is the breeziest, newsiest and most dependable paper printed in San an Francisco, The regular. subscription price of each of these papers in $6 a year in advance. Hundreds of neople have THE TWO fer only $9. Are you amoag the number Ut is a business offer to thinking, reading, saving people, fer The CALL is one of America’s. greatest _newspapers— GE. WITHINGTON A IVES notice. that he is prepared to paint J Signs, Carts, Buggies and Wagons, ete., in the highest style of the art. From and after date I will paing Carts from $5 to $10. Buggies trom $15 to $22.50. Sign Painting a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, OPPo. SITE YORK STREE1, (@ Give me a call before placing your work elsewhere, The: Transcript AS AN _Avdertising Medium IT 1S THE An Analysis The sworn certificate of a San Francisco. chemist gives the following result of an analysis of several brands of tea purchased in the open market: No. 1. (Black.) Colored with plimbago and indigo, No, 2. (Black.) Colored with indigo, plumbago and eum. 0. 3. (Green.) Colored with Prussian blue and yellow ochre, No, 4, (Green.). pret colorin indigo and aluminowe earth sen © No. 6. (Uncolored? alleged. ) Coiored with plum(. bago and clay. eas Does not this condition call loudly for a brand of Pure Japan ‘Tea Beech’s Tea is the pure unadulterated undyéd supcured Japan Tea, There is no headache in it, A child can drink it. Draws a canary color of . delight: © ful fragrance and twice the strength of common tea, You use only half as much per oup. Sixty centa per. pound, Never sold in bulk. Sold only im sealed A House and Lot situated in Nevada City is offered for sale at a bargain, The house gontains th rooms, alt ceiled, and in good repair. There is a lufge lot, well fenced, contaiaing five acres of land. . Enquire, of .W, B. CELIO, a a Shanna —-9-————— Take the TRANSCRIPT. ‘charge. 4 Bee es bd gta Metis to Creditors.” {STATE OF JAMES MONRO, deceased. Yaw ean is is Rereha, aren, b the undersigned, of ‘t Estate of JAMES. Monnon a Seonéand to the creditors of and. all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necersary vouchers. within four months after the first blication of this notice to the said Adminisix at her residence, Nevada City, Cal., the ‘same being the place for the transac’ion of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada. wine s AZABETH MONRO, Administentrts of the estate of James M0.210,. Frep SARs, Att’y. (%9 : + J Dated at Nevads Cit A al saaeen: ity this Qh day of Dea Geo. OC Gaylord, —AND— packages besring this trade-mark, ‘BEEC Me TEA ; dhood, a —. Bhurtleff & Son., ABE AGENTS FOL THIS FINE TEA, “ 2 bom B:B:S:’f TINE TABLE‘NO. 49, rains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on — and after Tuesday, Jan’ a 1, ‘follows : LEAVING FOR COLFAX, 9.00 A II Yr neico at 7:16 P, fast. Daily; connecting with : cal. Train arriving * at Pa M., and Overland for the , Daily, conne oting with vip 9. 25 P mM PMs: Det trains arriving at San Francisco at 6:45 and 9; sg and for the Bast. a ae oe LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY A, M. DAILY, 25 FOO ce Fare on this train, 25 AKRKIVING ‘FROM CoLpaR. 6 >m A.-M. Daily, connecting with : 435. Iund train trou FE ard Oranena leaving Sin Fraucigco at 6: 00 P.M = oxen with Dally, eeaacsiike 445 P. Mi leaving over) San Francisco at 7: 004 Me wala, ARNIYING FROM GRASS VALLEY. 9.00 Pp ri 2b cgi, Pare on this tain ¢ GEORGE FLET( HER, Gen'l Pass: & ‘1 i DW'D H. 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Q [mee Be. ae . Nevada s Citv, mT. Le . =i sensectsse oH we 4 aan cnn i THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) Nevada County, Calif. Published Evevings Daily Except undays and Legal Holidays. ry Busscerprion TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, . yo . Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year W nee Paid in Advance fer,a Full Year. Lane LocAL-READING NoTices—Ten © ents & for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Fach 5ubsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application . WEDNESDAY. Cys JAN. 16, 1898. go For interesting reading matter look on first page. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Business Transacted at the Session = Began January 7th. The report of the viewers of the French __Corral and ‘Bri¢geport road; kriown as the old Rice read, was received and filed, and on motion laid over until the April session The following demands were allowed on ‘the General Fund; Grass Valley Union, * vertising, $29.75: D. B. Getchell, fees, $9.50. Philip Hippert, fees, $5.80. —balance. of Constable balance of Constable E. B. Power, reperting and. transcribing, $120.80. © H. D. Harris, rebate on taxes, 82 cents Mileage as members of the Board of Supervisors—J. M. Buffington, 40 cents; D. McPhetres, $17.60; E. W. “Donnelly, 8 cénts; F. M. Pridgeon, $2.40; T. J gon, $2.50. The following demands were allowed on the Fourth Koad District Fund: Chas. Uren, surveying at French ‘Corral and Bridgeport, $65. W.H. Skehan, viewing Frénch Corral and Bridgeport.road, $15. Danie] Clarke, viewing French Corra] and Bridgeport road, $15. The sealed proposals for a franchise an electric railroad between Grass Valley and.Nevada City were opened and we as follows: D. M. Ryan and J. B. Mallen, $75. Fred Searls, $257. F. T. Niton, $250. Fred Searis, $631. The franchise was sold to Fred Searls for $631. . The claim of P,.B. $509.60 for expenses incurred in habe corpus proceedings jected by the Board, it not being a charge. Ivory Shield appeared before the Boa on behalf of the Grass He offered to supply the county, throu the Board, per copy. Wednesday. as Chas. Kitts made a props Stioti to fur“nish mips and’ plats in b form showing ion of land in the the status of every se « county, for the usg-6f the County Assess for $500, one balf the amount to be paid completior six mojrths, —_ when patented, homesteaded, or prempted, and to segregate all the mineral : A” Nand from agricultural. oe i John A. Rapp made a proposition to furnish the county with maps and plats in . cordance with the order of the Board $400. ‘Both propositions were taken under ,advisenient by the Board. + *ee + HIS NOVEL THEORY OF TIDES. Uncle Alvah Danning Thinks World ‘Sloshes” Around, Uncle Alvah Dunning, the hermit the Adirondacks, earth is not round like a ball, but fiat as a pancake, or, at best, that it ’ sembles a milk pan, with enough of edge to “it to mp thé water from runok i of guests at Charlie BenRaquette lake, _____+___were_discussing_the theory with Un¢le Alvah one day during the hunting seanett’s ‘‘Antlers,’’ on son. One of them undertook the al gether hopeless task of convincing the old man of the error of his beli Among other things he called attention to the tides. ‘*Uncle Alvah,’’ he said, ‘‘you’ve heard of tides, haven't you? How do you account for them if the world isn’t round?’’ The old man remained silent for awhile and then drawled forth, ‘‘Waal, I hev some idee as to_'em.”’ ‘‘What is it, then?’’ asked the qu tioner, while all the sportsmen dr near to await the answer. was not to be hurried, and after ano er pause he remarked: “Did ye-ever turn over in-bed? think’s more than likely.’’ ‘*Yes, I’ve turned over in-bed.’’ “Do ye sleep tween sheets?’’ **Always,’’ replied_ ; laughingly. ‘‘What’s that got to . ‘with it?’’ : “It’s got all to do with it, in my When you went over, didn’t opinion. the bedclothes kind 0’ slip round slosh round an me t get there sa time as you did?’ ~~ “Wee ‘Waal, that’s my idee of the tides. What Is Said by Various) Papers in. worked ‘up, frieuds,of De Young, for they realize that a Senator Voor heia of Amador and Assemblyprinting and ad’». would accept the office as any good citizen ’s . Mr, Neff will be nominated, will received a . Robinfor Fitzsimurons for at Napa Asylum relegal Valley Union and, stated that that paper was about to issue a . mining review of the county ip albuu form gh for advertising purposes, with ~ 1000 at’25 cents per copy or 2000 at 5 cents Te BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THI Taken’ under ——— til { the work, -and the balance in He also agreed to show all the the Old “DAILY. TRANSCRIPT maintains that the Uncle Alvah the questioner ‘THE SENATORI AL FIGHT. —_—_— the State. ae. The ‘boom for Neff. is being " steadily and"is beitg fostered by the te‘for Neff i is a vote ‘taken from Perkins. . . man Dick Thomas of Nevada City.are naturally championing the-cau-e of the man from theic own section, and they claim that they have received enough assurances to encour> . , aze them to go on and endeavor to win with him as acomproniise candidate. As: the Neff boom grows the Irving M. Scott one }dies out, fer those opposed to him say that SO : Sheets Suitings and Overeoats, . °F gEORi MEN'S: WEAR ~<a 4 A PERFECT j a 2 0 ee Sale Bedenas Bete ne = or ; ~ IT Best” Suit. Iam making OVERCOAIS of the Latest . Fashion; with satin linings and silks facings, at prices . GUAR, NTEED: atc —— with ‘‘store’” overcoats. Come . B £. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. i ees Commercial Street, in Transcript Block. ae . . y, he would be antagonized by the jabor = £ , EES EST VETERE ETE ES ES TEES JUST RECEIVED. ee eS = Oe Se mets, and futhermore that injecting him into the.fight would mean calling down the influence of the A. P. A. ; _Farly.in-the evening Jacob H. Neff arrived in town, and<e small -gathering of Assemblymen and Senators went. off into a corner, soto &peak; with bim, They are all in earnest for their man, too. The! was more in the-nature of a confer anything else, and those present concluded not to take public their deliberations. S “Mr, Neff is ‘note candidate in the ‘strict sense of the word,” said Assemblyman Thomas of Nevada, the young leader of the Republicans in thé House, who is conduct‘ing the fight for Neff, ‘but, if elected, he would, and would appreciate the honor. good showing of votes on the first ballot; a larger paaiber on the second, and will be elected.’ M. H. de Young returned from San Franefsco Monday. night, and enters the contest with renewed vigor, since he * is constantly (. gaining recruite. Day by day the_ belief grows stronger, that if the San ¥rancisco newspaper man does not fall heir to the toga which now covers the shoulders of Perkins he has at, least absolutely defeated the present Senator. De Young’s friends are confident of suc~ cess, and say that before the end of the week the inroads which they have been quietly making in-the ranks of Senator_Perkins will become apparent and that’ the spectacle will be a poraiiggies one 20ee-+ Miding Election. re The following have Deen elected officers of the Federal Loan Mining Co.: Johu Vincent, Presidentand Superintendent; C, J. Brand, Vice President; A, Wutke, TreasJ,.G, O'Neill, Secretary. — + +Oee Fine Potatoes. : . os Si urer; ag pound, at Giaylord’s. buy a hundred-pound sacke +e* = Large Eastern rd Sie West. val and try them. n2tf a Shell -pynterpafways on on hand at the ‘Golden Pace Dr, uk an Stine Se, Fine Burbank potatoes,.one -<ént per}: A silysr“ dollar will . on ae Ordinance No. 43. —County of Nevada do ordain as follows ARTICLE 1. } Secrron 1, A Road Poll Tax of Three. Dolur. lars ($3).is hereby levied on euch male persor of tifty-five years found in each or any Roac Distrie¢@ in the year 1895. SKCTION 2. Asxessor of the County of Nevada to eollect the on ; Road -Poll Tex of the Connty in the same makner that State Poll Taxes are collie ted, the first-dey of Jauusry, 1805, and the first day or, over the age of twerty-one and under the age county of Nevada during the 1 It sball be the duty of the:County between of Jantiary, i806 SECTION 3. This Ordinance shal) take effect re}aad be in force on ani after fifteen days from the dute of its adoption On the adoption of this Ordinan ée J.-M, Buffington, E~W. vonnelly, F. M. Pridgeon, T. J Robinson and Daniel MePhetres votel aye. DANITi.l MePHETKES, acPresident or the Board At eat ; J.J. Grewy; Clerk for By J.C. Nilon,beputy. adopted January 1)th, 1895. The first. publication ‘of this Ordi ance was made on ae 16th day of January, 1895 Come to the as réan JOB OFFICE ——FOR— RECEIPTS, toBALL PROGRAMS ef. BUSINESS CARDS, ASSAY REPORTS, STOCK 68ew th-. BANK CHECKS, I ce PAY: ROLLS, ry ic wv do ENVELOPES, "t STATEMENTS, INVITATIONS CERTIFICATES, Gat The old earth sort o’ slips round under ICTT Ye : the water like a man inser the bedCIRCU LARS, Es clothes, or it teeters a bit, dike when “you tip a milkpan. .The water don't get there quite-as fast as the land, ai t’ s what. makes the tides.’ “he + -#@e + --— Ix You NEED @ good medicine to purify your bleod, give nerve strength and build up your entire system, take Hood's Sarsapa~ villa. It prevents lohnese by making ‘oped ETC., ETC. HANDBILLS,: BRIEFS, _ iaclaioatn LETTER HEADS, ‘Hoops PILis cure nauséa, sick headavhe, . mp Stock a Jims, tet Medics, lls, Vaiss, Et School Books, ae ae s ae Handsome Presents } { AI c. 4. NAPFZIGER, 3 Prop’r. Given Away ree (} at Bee feet. Mutton, ee gages, etc T.H. CARR. . J. Ey, CARR. PROPRIETORS OF THE— ~ Masouie Building, Cor: Pino and Commercial Stool, Novada Ci a KEEP eer eres ON. HANO A Commercial street, near Pine; =" -. FRESH STOCK OF ee ‘Mince Teat, — Seedless Raisins, Citron,. Lemon Peel, Cranberries, — ‘Brandy, . Boiled Cider, Plum Pudding, i . -. Fine (Canned Shrimps and Lobsters. FOR SALADS. Maple Sugar and Maple Syrup DIRECT ROM VERMONT. J.J. JACKSON, And. Ils Agent at Grass Valley, Nevada City, Cal. — Blank Books. . ae Miscellaneous Books. : Periodicals, a: “Bi otorials, wo Magazines. “Finest Brand of Cigars in Nevada City, — The Lareest Harness Rat ablishment in. Nevada Ta Nevada Gity Opinion. James Cairns, the saddler, here for each; the finest goods ever in our reacH Complete his stock known far and near, to do good work is his ideA All harness made with skill and care, and sold at prices just and faiR In saddles it is’ soon made plain, the best of value .here we gaiN Robes and whips in all would’ seem, that Cairns of Broad street is supremE workmanship that is first-clasS him surpass, in all None

*: Such for repairs can the. opinion express, Cairns’ merits commands _ succesS CS Buldiag ext’ 10 Hannessr’s Stab ON BROAD’ STREET, —— Groceries and Provisions America Leads the World: rat AnerianInprting Tealo,’s TP RAS. COFFEES, Broad Street, next to City Hall, KEEPS Constantiy ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF SPICES, Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods CROCKERY, Bite. Bte., . CHINA, . \ To be found in Nevada City. Prices to suit the times, NATIONAL MARKET. , Call and see me. GLASSWARE. iene = They Lead All Others for Superior Quality, Lowest Prices. Commercial Street. Nevada City. Hams, Bacon and Lard, wholesale and retail. FOR SA LB." And aH kinds of Meats usually found in a first: class market. Meats delivered free of SemiAnnual Report —OF THE— CITI ZENS_ RANK ‘NEVADA Cl fy, “CALIFORNIA, . Showing Its Financial Condition’ on the ’ First Day of January, 1895. So "RESOURCES. money ik WOU es cascode, ces ts $ £0,456 02 Miscellaneous bonds ... Joee eur toos €6,845 00 County claims...: 1.244 36 Checks and cash items G00 00 Gold bullion.. S eT Items in course of culie section pares Loans on real estate ier yies bide 29 839 65 Loans on stocks aud bonds... ... 5,345 00 Loans ou personal security....5 ¢--» 100,517 18 Loans ou other securities ~. yeux 9 £785 00 Bank premises, Nevada City, weed 6,000 00 Furniture and fixtures .......+ 4,000 00 Other réal estate: Lapeer ree: 8 Due from Banks First National Benk, San Francisco.. 2,618 25 . The Bank of California, ibe 2,955 32 Nat. Bank of D. O. Mills & Co., Sacramento 3,273 26 , E Nat'l Bank— of North Amerie ey ‘New ~York:, == = 21,976. 68 Poa) ci pene at $806,.01 21 LIABILIIIES.§ at a ig in—-¢ein—c $50,000 00 Undivided profits..°[email protected] 22,149 44 Due depositors . 282,628 59 Dividendsanpaid ......0..6ee 1,427 $8 Total .$ 303, “01 21 Aside from the avaoané due ‘from Banks as set forth ab ve, the mone y :nd other securities and personal pr: iperty are ullin the cusiody of the Citize is Bank at its offices nthe towns of Nevada City-an! Grass Valiey, county of Nevaa, except $7,000 worth of bonds on de ‘posit in the First National Bank at Sa. Francisco, and $20,Q00,of bonds on depos t fr the. National Bank of North America in the city of New York, The real estate securities are all located in the county of Nevada, except $4,500, Jocated in the county of Placer. The real estate is all situate in the county cf Nevada, State of California. E. N. PRESTON, D. E. MORGAN, Secretary. Sworn and su be scribed. before me, a N: tary Public, in and for the county of Nevada, this 7th day of January, 1895. FRED SEARL 8, (SEAL) Notary I ‘ublic. The ne a stock and paid-up ‘capital of the Citizens Ba k is as follows: President, Whole pumber of shares ; 2,000 Numbér of shares subscribed 2,000 Capital paid in coin .. .-. +. $60,000 Undivided’ profits ; ae $22,149 44 Amount paid in coin per ‘share. $25 00 .M. PRESTON, President. D. E. MORG iw, ee retary. Sworn and subscribed before me this seveith day of January, 1895. [SEAL] FRED. SEARLS, Eesinekd Public, Nevada Co., Cal W. D, Lewis. A. C. Henry. LEWIS & HENRY, (Successors to Thomas Moran‘) —PROPRIETORS OF == “PnHE HUB.” Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Cor. Pine and Commercial Streets 8. FP. DEAL, Att rney-at-Law we! 52 and 53 Nevada Block SAN FRANCISCO. “REDUCTION IN PAINTING, Rooms 51, se W.G. RICHARDS. Broad 8t., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. 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Buggies trom $15 to $22.50. Sign Painting a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, OPPo. SITE YORK STREE1, (@ Give me a call before placing your work elsewhere, The: Transcript AS AN _Avdertising Medium IT 1S THE An Analysis The sworn certificate of a San Francisco. chemist gives the following result of an analysis of several brands of tea purchased in the open market: No. 1. (Black.) Colored with plimbago and indigo, No, 2. (Black.) Colored with indigo, plumbago and eum. 0. 3. (Green.) Colored with Prussian blue and yellow ochre, No, 4, (Green.). pret colorin indigo and aluminowe earth sen © No. 6. (Uncolored? alleged. ) Coiored with plum(. bago and clay. eas Does not this condition call loudly for a brand of Pure Japan ‘Tea Beech’s Tea is the pure unadulterated undyéd supcured Japan Tea, There is no headache in it, A child can drink it. Draws a canary color of . delight: © ful fragrance and twice the strength of common tea, You use only half as much per oup. Sixty centa per. pound, Never sold in bulk. Sold only im sealed A House and Lot situated in Nevada City is offered for sale at a bargain, The house gontains th rooms, alt ceiled, and in good repair. There is a lufge lot, well fenced, contaiaing five acres of land. . Enquire, of .W, B. CELIO, a a Shanna —-9-————— Take the TRANSCRIPT. ‘charge. 4 Bee es bd gta Metis to Creditors.” {STATE OF JAMES MONRO, deceased. Yaw ean is is Rereha, aren, b the undersigned, of ‘t Estate of JAMES. Monnon a Seonéand to the creditors of and. all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necersary vouchers. within four months after the first blication of this notice to the said Adminisix at her residence, Nevada City, Cal., the ‘same being the place for the transac’ion of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada. wine s AZABETH MONRO, Administentrts of the estate of James M0.210,. Frep SARs, Att’y. (%9 : + J Dated at Nevads Cit A al saaeen: ity this Qh day of Dea Geo. OC Gaylord, —AND— packages besring this trade-mark, ‘BEEC Me TEA ; dhood, a —. Bhurtleff & Son., ABE AGENTS FOL THIS FINE TEA, “ 2 bom B:B:S:’f TINE TABLE‘NO. 49, rains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on — and after Tuesday, Jan’ a 1, ‘follows : LEAVING FOR COLFAX, 9.00 A II Yr neico at 7:16 P, fast. Daily; connecting with : cal. Train arriving * at Pa M., and Overland for the , Daily, conne oting with vip 9. 25 P mM PMs: Det trains arriving at San Francisco at 6:45 and 9; sg and for the Bast. a ae oe LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY A, M. DAILY, 25 FOO ce Fare on this train, 25 AKRKIVING ‘FROM CoLpaR. 6 >m A.-M. Daily, connecting with : 435. Iund train trou FE ard Oranena leaving Sin Fraucigco at 6: 00 P.M = oxen with Dally, eeaacsiike 445 P. Mi leaving over) San Francisco at 7: 004 Me wala, ARNIYING FROM GRASS VALLEY. 9.00 Pp ri 2b cgi, Pare on this tain ¢ GEORGE FLET( HER, Gen'l Pass: & ‘1 i DW'D H. 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