January 24, 1894 (4 pages)

Teva sane ; nal 10! Worse ORONO City Da ly. Tran Cri i aoe ig VOL. LXVI-=NO. 10233 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1894, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT eee . Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. . SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month " = WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. LOCALS: IN_BRIEF. aa _ Summarized Mention: of Minor Home Happenings. Johnnie Schridt, son of L. P. Schmidt, mis quite sick, suffering from disorder of the stomach. Joseph Faull has gone below to act as agent for a sewing machine company. There are four prisoners in the county jail. Two of these will be discharged tomorrow. Pecarty’s dog ‘‘ Billy ” will do the blood— ~ hound act in the play of Uncle Tom’s Cabin at the Theater tomorrow night. The Digger Indians are preparing for a big time'at-the campoodie in a day or two. High-u-mucks and low-u-mucks, bucks and buckesses, from all the country round, are gathering at the camp near this city. AN INCORRIGIBLE THIEF. Young Luckhardt Again Arrested in San Francisco. The Report contains a long account of the trouble of Young Luckhardt, who is the same party who fobbed. J. ‘J. Ott’s As:ay Office at this city a year or so ago. The Report.says': “Harry A. Wilcox, the member of the _ “Sinbad” chorus, _who was arrested last . week by Detectives Bee and Harper for . burglary, has had a much more _ruimantic career than was-at—first--supposed.— Inthe first place his name is not Wilcox, ‘but he was permitted by the officers _to_give—that, name for some reason or other. His real name is Harry Luckhardt and he is the son of C. A. Luckhardt, the senior member of the firm of C. A. Luckhardt & Co., of the Nevada Metallurgical Works, 22 Stevenson street. Wilcox, or Luckhardt as.it-is-now proper to call hitn, is but 23 years old, but he is more advanced in-crinie than many of the gray-baired sinners who are deing time in the interest of the Stateat San Quentin: His conduct has been a source of over whelming grief to his parents, who have given’ him every advantage and done all that loving eare and the lavish expenditure of money could do to fit him tor the postion -f.« respectable and useful citizen. His last escapade has completely pros. trated his mother, and the physicians say her condition is extremely critical. The son's conduct has greatly impoverished Mr. * Luckhardt, who has not alone been a victim of the boy’s numerous thefts, but. has spent Jarge su.ns of money in the effort to keep ‘him out.of State Prison at different times. eer PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. E. Northup and wife of North San Juan ‘were in town today. W. W. Waggoner returned last evening from San Francisco. . W. F. Geary and J. Davidson of Sacramento are in town. W, F. Prisk, the genial editor of the Grass Valley Union, wasin town today. Rev. A. T. Needham “has returned to’ Sacramento, Dr. _W._P. Sawyer-ofSan—Francisco--has located at Grass Valley. John R. Tyrrell, Grass Valley’s best looking young man, was in town today. . 8. H. Engs, I. Basthein and N, Jacobs of San Francisce are here. T. M. Wood of San Francisco came in on the morning train. R. C. Wairath returned home last even‘ing from San Francisco. Mra. S. R. Heath and son of French Corral are here spending a few days. C. Eckhardt came down from Downiéville yesterday. L. Hunter of San Francisco arrived avid on last evening’s train. C. F. Northup of "Angels Camp arrived here this morning on his way to North San Juan. P. H. Vedder and Mrs, E. Koyle of Los Angeles arrived here last_evening on their way to North Bloomfield. : Mrs. C. A. Williams of San Francisco ar. rived here on last evening’s train on her way to North San Juan. E. D. Sherwood of Sulton City, Wash, arrived her on last evening’s train en route to North Bloomfield. Business Picking Up. Grass Valley Unieg “The streets were Not Want Lieut. Governorship. Concerning a San Francisco correspondence to the Transcrirt to the effect that. Hon. John F. Kidder of Grass Valley may =T be a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of the State, the Marysville Democrat says: Hon. John F. Kidder is President and General Manager of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railway, of which he owns missioner of the State of California and a sion. He is an active business-man, who performs well each and every task imposed on him, and at present has-all the business he can attend to without seeking the office of Lieutenant Governor, for which service the pay is less than that received by the Governor’s Private Secretary. His salary as Debris Commissioner is $3,600 a year with traveling expenses paid and 1s entitled to a Secretary when desired. was successful against other applicants. Te say that he would accept a nomination for would necessitate his resignation of the office that pays him better, and where less ser— vice is required with greater honors attached is simply speculation. not a candidate for the office mentioned. If'he was, would quite likely receive the nomination, as he has many friends throughout the district and isa deserving “young man, ‘fa Native’ Son.” 25 Cts.: Boy’s Percale Shirts. sizes 114 to 14 with two Collars, at Miller’s. An Eventful Evening. The new version of Uncle.Tom’s Cabin will be presented at the Theatre on Friday evening. The play will be put upon the stage in fine style, and the building will be packed with people, for the reason that many Nevada City people will_take-part—in the play, in addition to a number of outside actors and actresses. Havé you secured your ticket? 2 .Be Patient. Wait-a few days longer. Another lot of fine clothing, boots and shoes will be here this week and then you just look out for a price list.in the Transcripr. These goods must be closed out befor the first Monday in March—the time the Assessor commences ; his work. L. HYMAN & Co., ‘Cor. Main and Commerciat Street. arrestee Again. J. O. Feldkerchner has been arrested again for keeping. bis saloon, the Gold Room, open after I2 o'clock at night, in violation of the city ordinance. taken before Justice Mulloy and gave bonds in the sam of $500 to appear for trial. He was Feldkerchnet’s License. A special meeting of the Board of City Trustees will be held tomorrow evening for the purpose of considering the case of J. O. Feldkerchner, and to take action regarding the abrogation of his license, on the ground that he keeps a noisy and disurderly place. Sign Painting. C. F. Harvey, an experienced sign writer, ornamental painter and decorator, is now in this city and will attend to all orders. Ii you want a stylish sign, at a low price, give him a call. aid Candy is. Some words are whole d i ABOUT POLITICAL ASPIRATION. The:.*‘Democrat”” Says Kidder Does a controlling interest, and is Debris Com-. member of the Yosemite Valley Commis-. This office was sought by Mr. Kidder and . the office of Lieutenant — Governor, = Hon. Fred H. Greely of Yuba City, is e —— VERY LITTLE MONEY Will buy a Pound of my Pronch Misced Candy. That is a small investment, but you will reslize from it a digger investments bring you. It pnendirn Sy ay way suasion in one taste of this Candy than Started For Moore's Fiat. Ah Cow, the deaf Chinaman, who wants to stay at the county jail, was’ started out this morning for Moore's Flat,’ where his home is. He was provided with a lunch’ and given a piece of paper with his reute mapped out on it.’ He was also given a 50 letter to hand to Supervisor Pridgeon at 50 Lake City, which coritained instructions to that gentleman te give the poor heathen something to eat and shelter during the night, and to start ne Sir oe ee the morning. . _ COUNTY APPORTIONMENTS Ot School Monies, Made by ‘Superintendent W. J. Rogers. The money in the School Fund, State and County, now in the County Treasury, has been apportioned as follows: A First Experience. l Miss Ruby W Whittum 1 and Miss Smith, of Blue Tent, were out driving a few days ago, when the horse became frightened and ran ever a log, causing the cart to upset, and both the occupants were thrown out into the mad, but not hurt. The rig was not damaged any. A young gentleman came along and gallantly sat in his buggy while the young ladies righted the cart and got everything in shape again. pRSaeeeseeseask: A Mien Frenda. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and 00 not ‘less than one million peeple have found 50 . Just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—If . 951.00 458.50 one trial will convince you that it has won46450 . ‘erful curative powers in all diseases of 471.00 . Throat, Chest and Lungs.» Each. bottle is 463.00 . guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money _ 359.00 . will be refunded. © Trial bottles free at Carr pepe Bros, oe Store. Large bottles 50c. and “Picturesque Callfornia.”’ lios at 10 cents each by the San Francisco Evening Bulletin, is one of the grandest art publications ever isaued in America. There Beale Percale Shirt, with tre Collars are over 700 illustrations in the complete pair ot ay work, all of them-from original paintings, ; drawing and etchings by the most famous Tomorrow Night s Banquet. artists in the country. The: work is edited It is Miss Post, one of the Grand Trus-]. by John Muir, and when eriginally pubtees of the Native Daughters, who will pay . lished by the J. Dewing Company of New an official visit to Laurel Parlor tomorrow} York and San Franciece, was sold at. $1 evening. Arrangements’ have been made. Per number, the work being completed in After the meeting a banquet will be served . 10 cents to the Bulletin, San Francisco, and at the National Hotel, which is to be ex-. it will be mailed to you. Inclose this noclusively a female assemblage, no gentlemen tice.being invited or allowed to be present. A 462.00 . you have never used this Great Medicine, . lars This work, now “being offered in portfo~] he N, P, Established bik. 6, 1860, u, Brown ato: Strength and Health.» If you are not feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bitters. If ‘‘La Grippe’’ has left you weak and weary, use Electric Bittera. This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions. If you are afflicted with-Sick Headache, you will find speedy and permanent relief by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this is the remedy you need, Large bottles, only 50c, at Carr Bros. Drug Store. ORDINANCE NO. 104. ‘An ordinance regulating the vending of geods on the streets, games, amusements and other things for which a #@harge is made, The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows: SECTION I. It shall be Wnlawful for aay perace to sell or vend any goods, wares or merchandise upon the public streets uf the City of Nevada, or to set up or use for gain -~ & metry-go-round, strikingmachine, phonograph, game-or other thing used for amusement, pleasure or ather purpose for which a charge is made within the corporate limits of said city without first proeuring a license therefor, as hereinafter required. Srction II. ~All persons before engaging Tn any stich business, amusements or things spoken of in section 1 heteof, snall pay to the City for a license therefor in advance the following sims of money, towit: For merry-gv-rounds, ten dollars per day for vendors of goods, wares or merchandise on the public streets, five dollars per day or fifteen dollars per week; for atriking-machines fiye dolr week or fifteen dollars per month; and for all other things of amusement spoken of in Section 1 hereof, two dollars per day or ten dollars per. week. Section Ul. An Trson 6 ng in any of said businesses, or Sse and rte things herein spoken o without first proeuring the license therefor as herein requfred, is heneby declared to be gui'ty of a misdemeanor, and upun conviction thereof, shall be fined in asum not less then ten dollars nor more than one hundred dollars, or shall be imprisoned in the elty prison for aterm not exceeding ten days. Section IML. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force on and after the 6th day of february, 1804. reg by the foliowing vote January 1”, 1894. : Trustees Baker, Carr, Hook, ult and Rich, Ness: —D. 8. BAKER, President of the Board of T rustees. Attest: T. H. CARR, Clerk. + First publication of this-notice-wasmade on the 22d day of January, 1894. Assessment. T A MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMmittee of the Nevada County Miners’ Association au assessment of One Dollar per member was levied, payable immediately to ‘he Secretary er to the committees Ds pee to receive the same. Said assessment is to be used to assist the State Association, who intend to send a delegate to Washington to represent the OTF mda Ez tive C. ittee. order of the Executive Comm W. F. ENGLEBKIGHT, Secretary. phonegraph with receiver attached is to be placed in the center of the banquet room, se that all the speeches, conversation, clatter of dishes, etc.; may be recorded. The same will afterwards be reproduced for the benetit of the Native Sons and others who have expressed curiosity to knaw what hind great scheme. The Lones Will Contest. On the third page of today’s TRANSCRIPT will be found the full text of the petition for revocal of the probate of will of H. A. watched. It promises te be a hotly contested case, Very. Cheap. Wm. George purchased three large wagens.at the Sheriff sale of L. Voss’ personal property yesterday for $30. Bert George bought sll the harness for the paltry sum of $15. Evidently there were bus few bidders at that sale. ~ Men’s Kerseys Ulsters, Men’s Worsted Ulsters, $2.50. Men’s Overcoats at Miller's. CARTER & deal more leasure than Pee ar / OVERGOATS. ZAG OSU. ‘We have placed on our bargain counters seven different lots of Men’s‘and Boys’ Overcoats, which we are determined to, Lones, decensed. Considerable interest ia. Close out at cost, for we don’t believe in the old custom of holdtaken in the matter by many of our citi-. ing’ goods over for another season. zens and the proceedings will be closely. what we mean, we present a partial Price List : Men’s Chinchilla Overcoats, all sizes, $4. Men’s Chinchilla Ulsters, all sizes, $6. To give you an idea to 66 $5. $4. Boys’ Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4 50. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $2 75. A Free Trip to the Midwinter Fair. One firstclass.ticket to San Francisco and return via Stockton or Benicia, including one week's board at any hotel in San Francisco, to the one guessing the nearest to the amount of beans contained in our glass jar, Remember, you get a guess with every purchase you make. our Bargains in OVERCOATS. Every Overcoat in the house is reduced in price. Call in and see JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets.... Pe TET YS Nevada City —— a Cash Grocery Store ! Quick Sales and Small Profits. The big-storm is here. It is raining all over the Coast, but we are prepared for the roughest kind of weather. Our Eastern buyer has purchased for spot cash a ‘big snap” for us of. Fine Winter Clothing, Overcoats, Boots and Shoes, and ubber Goods, at which we are now ses marking. Look out for a Picnic in Prices in a few days. Our New Goods were bought this year (1894). You do not have: to pur. chase odds and ends. will Prices os se Astonish ~ PL EASE ss MY WEIGHT. wa GUE . ' THE GUESSING CONTEST EXPIRES PT ReN aR 15, 1894. Cor. Main and Commercial Sts., Nevada City, Cat. A Card to the Public! erewith bh, form the “a of Nevada County ph a tog i at G BALE will continue until-we have-a certa," ®mount of muoidy raised: Remember ladies that oF Sale isnot a 8 Sale for One Day Only, or ‘o throw out any when you have to pay double; price next da. the same article. You can buy BARGAI = fot at eur establishment the whole YEAR ROUND. Fs ‘You will save on Staple Goads 25 per cent ; Fancy Goods, 35 per cent; on Notions, 50 percent. This we will prove to we when you come to.our store that it is a fact. ¢@are now in business in Nevada City goin on ten years, and we were well patronized by the people of Nevada County, and our business in increasing from year to year, Therefore, we will give you a chance to buy Goods at near half price; : Remember this, as long as we shall remain in Naren & City, ou-shall not-pay-any Fancy Prices for-your DRY GOO OTIONS and MILLINERY, Our sales are etrictly CASH. Country orders promptly atL. LUBECK, Léader in Low Prices. _-_~> Commercial] Street, next door te Colley’s Meat Market, Nevada City, Cal. THE WHITE: HOUSE. Great Redtction. in DRESS GOODS Balance of our FALL STYLE DRESS ‘. }GOODS at Greatly Reduced Prices. EXTRA SPECIAL. ae “ Get on to the Jasper !” penne aparer e eo mer t ge streets. Now you don't live in a jay town, but if your clothes fit you like aA nS NE! On iz thinking you do. Everybody Gets Fits : = Ot MORRISON, Nevada County's most fashionable and moderate / ARTHUR WOLF Would respectfully infortn tlie people of this vicinity that he has Opened a . New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shgw’s, where will be kept at ail times the most complete stock of EW Ladies, call early if you wish to get. a FIFTY-CENT Fancy Groceries, Provisions, ae Nee ae ee : / GARMENT: for FWENTX-EINE CEN ‘TS. CASE ge ETC. an i well filled with people last evening and shopping was brisk. The merchants think that business will be good as soon as fair inclemency of the weather and the amount af snow and mud under foot the streets were deserted at an early hour several nights last week, Just Received—One Case of LADIES’ RIBBAQ COTTON VESTS at 25 Cents Each. priced tailor, When you weer his garments you are stylishly, durably 25 Cents. Boy’s Black, Gray or Brown ‘Wool Hats, at B. a. Miller's. Beinn ney acncmrancn asi

Teva sane ; nal 10! Worse ORONO City Da ly. Tran Cri i aoe ig VOL. LXVI-=NO. 10233 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1894, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT eee . Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. . SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month " = WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. LOCALS: IN_BRIEF. aa _ Summarized Mention: of Minor Home Happenings. Johnnie Schridt, son of L. P. Schmidt, mis quite sick, suffering from disorder of the stomach. Joseph Faull has gone below to act as agent for a sewing machine company. There are four prisoners in the county jail. Two of these will be discharged tomorrow. Pecarty’s dog ‘‘ Billy ” will do the blood— ~ hound act in the play of Uncle Tom’s Cabin at the Theater tomorrow night. The Digger Indians are preparing for a big time'at-the campoodie in a day or two. High-u-mucks and low-u-mucks, bucks and buckesses, from all the country round, are gathering at the camp near this city. AN INCORRIGIBLE THIEF. Young Luckhardt Again Arrested in San Francisco. The Report contains a long account of the trouble of Young Luckhardt, who is the same party who fobbed. J. ‘J. Ott’s As:ay Office at this city a year or so ago. The Report.says': “Harry A. Wilcox, the member of the _ “Sinbad” chorus, _who was arrested last . week by Detectives Bee and Harper for . burglary, has had a much more _ruimantic career than was-at—first--supposed.— Inthe first place his name is not Wilcox, ‘but he was permitted by the officers _to_give—that, name for some reason or other. His real name is Harry Luckhardt and he is the son of C. A. Luckhardt, the senior member of the firm of C. A. Luckhardt & Co., of the Nevada Metallurgical Works, 22 Stevenson street. Wilcox, or Luckhardt as.it-is-now proper to call hitn, is but 23 years old, but he is more advanced in-crinie than many of the gray-baired sinners who are deing time in the interest of the Stateat San Quentin: His conduct has been a source of over whelming grief to his parents, who have given’ him every advantage and done all that loving eare and the lavish expenditure of money could do to fit him tor the postion -f.« respectable and useful citizen. His last escapade has completely pros. trated his mother, and the physicians say her condition is extremely critical. The son's conduct has greatly impoverished Mr. * Luckhardt, who has not alone been a victim of the boy’s numerous thefts, but. has spent Jarge su.ns of money in the effort to keep ‘him out.of State Prison at different times. eer PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. E. Northup and wife of North San Juan ‘were in town today. W. W. Waggoner returned last evening from San Francisco. . W. F. Geary and J. Davidson of Sacramento are in town. W, F. Prisk, the genial editor of the Grass Valley Union, wasin town today. Rev. A. T. Needham “has returned to’ Sacramento, Dr. _W._P. Sawyer-ofSan—Francisco--has located at Grass Valley. John R. Tyrrell, Grass Valley’s best looking young man, was in town today. . 8. H. Engs, I. Basthein and N, Jacobs of San Francisce are here. T. M. Wood of San Francisco came in on the morning train. R. C. Wairath returned home last even‘ing from San Francisco. Mra. S. R. Heath and son of French Corral are here spending a few days. C. Eckhardt came down from Downiéville yesterday. L. Hunter of San Francisco arrived avid on last evening’s train. C. F. Northup of "Angels Camp arrived here this morning on his way to North San Juan. P. H. Vedder and Mrs, E. Koyle of Los Angeles arrived here last_evening on their way to North Bloomfield. : Mrs. C. A. Williams of San Francisco ar. rived here on last evening’s train on her way to North San Juan. E. D. Sherwood of Sulton City, Wash, arrived her on last evening’s train en route to North Bloomfield. Business Picking Up. Grass Valley Unieg “The streets were Not Want Lieut. Governorship. Concerning a San Francisco correspondence to the Transcrirt to the effect that. Hon. John F. Kidder of Grass Valley may =T be a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of the State, the Marysville Democrat says: Hon. John F. Kidder is President and General Manager of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railway, of which he owns missioner of the State of California and a sion. He is an active business-man, who performs well each and every task imposed on him, and at present has-all the business he can attend to without seeking the office of Lieutenant Governor, for which service the pay is less than that received by the Governor’s Private Secretary. His salary as Debris Commissioner is $3,600 a year with traveling expenses paid and 1s entitled to a Secretary when desired. was successful against other applicants. Te say that he would accept a nomination for would necessitate his resignation of the office that pays him better, and where less ser— vice is required with greater honors attached is simply speculation. not a candidate for the office mentioned. If'he was, would quite likely receive the nomination, as he has many friends throughout the district and isa deserving “young man, ‘fa Native’ Son.” 25 Cts.: Boy’s Percale Shirts. sizes 114 to 14 with two Collars, at Miller’s. An Eventful Evening. The new version of Uncle.Tom’s Cabin will be presented at the Theatre on Friday evening. The play will be put upon the stage in fine style, and the building will be packed with people, for the reason that many Nevada City people will_take-part—in the play, in addition to a number of outside actors and actresses. Havé you secured your ticket? 2 .Be Patient. Wait-a few days longer. Another lot of fine clothing, boots and shoes will be here this week and then you just look out for a price list.in the Transcripr. These goods must be closed out befor the first Monday in March—the time the Assessor commences ; his work. L. HYMAN & Co., ‘Cor. Main and Commerciat Street. arrestee Again. J. O. Feldkerchner has been arrested again for keeping. bis saloon, the Gold Room, open after I2 o'clock at night, in violation of the city ordinance. taken before Justice Mulloy and gave bonds in the sam of $500 to appear for trial. He was Feldkerchnet’s License. A special meeting of the Board of City Trustees will be held tomorrow evening for the purpose of considering the case of J. O. Feldkerchner, and to take action regarding the abrogation of his license, on the ground that he keeps a noisy and disurderly place. Sign Painting. C. F. Harvey, an experienced sign writer, ornamental painter and decorator, is now in this city and will attend to all orders. Ii you want a stylish sign, at a low price, give him a call. aid Candy is. Some words are whole d i ABOUT POLITICAL ASPIRATION. The:.*‘Democrat”” Says Kidder Does a controlling interest, and is Debris Com-. member of the Yosemite Valley Commis-. This office was sought by Mr. Kidder and . the office of Lieutenant — Governor, = Hon. Fred H. Greely of Yuba City, is e —— VERY LITTLE MONEY Will buy a Pound of my Pronch Misced Candy. That is a small investment, but you will reslize from it a digger investments bring you. It pnendirn Sy ay way suasion in one taste of this Candy than Started For Moore's Fiat. Ah Cow, the deaf Chinaman, who wants to stay at the county jail, was’ started out this morning for Moore's Flat,’ where his home is. He was provided with a lunch’ and given a piece of paper with his reute mapped out on it.’ He was also given a 50 letter to hand to Supervisor Pridgeon at 50 Lake City, which coritained instructions to that gentleman te give the poor heathen something to eat and shelter during the night, and to start ne Sir oe ee the morning. . _ COUNTY APPORTIONMENTS Ot School Monies, Made by ‘Superintendent W. J. Rogers. The money in the School Fund, State and County, now in the County Treasury, has been apportioned as follows: A First Experience. l Miss Ruby W Whittum 1 and Miss Smith, of Blue Tent, were out driving a few days ago, when the horse became frightened and ran ever a log, causing the cart to upset, and both the occupants were thrown out into the mad, but not hurt. The rig was not damaged any. A young gentleman came

along and gallantly sat in his buggy while the young ladies righted the cart and got everything in shape again. pRSaeeeseeseask: A Mien Frenda. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and 00 not ‘less than one million peeple have found 50 . Just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—If . 951.00 458.50 one trial will convince you that it has won46450 . ‘erful curative powers in all diseases of 471.00 . Throat, Chest and Lungs.» Each. bottle is 463.00 . guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money _ 359.00 . will be refunded. © Trial bottles free at Carr pepe Bros, oe Store. Large bottles 50c. and “Picturesque Callfornia.”’ lios at 10 cents each by the San Francisco Evening Bulletin, is one of the grandest art publications ever isaued in America. There Beale Percale Shirt, with tre Collars are over 700 illustrations in the complete pair ot ay work, all of them-from original paintings, ; drawing and etchings by the most famous Tomorrow Night s Banquet. artists in the country. The: work is edited It is Miss Post, one of the Grand Trus-]. by John Muir, and when eriginally pubtees of the Native Daughters, who will pay . lished by the J. Dewing Company of New an official visit to Laurel Parlor tomorrow} York and San Franciece, was sold at. $1 evening. Arrangements’ have been made. Per number, the work being completed in After the meeting a banquet will be served . 10 cents to the Bulletin, San Francisco, and at the National Hotel, which is to be ex-. it will be mailed to you. Inclose this noclusively a female assemblage, no gentlemen tice.being invited or allowed to be present. A 462.00 . you have never used this Great Medicine, . lars This work, now “being offered in portfo~] he N, P, Established bik. 6, 1860, u, Brown ato: Strength and Health.» If you are not feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bitters. If ‘‘La Grippe’’ has left you weak and weary, use Electric Bittera. This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions. If you are afflicted with-Sick Headache, you will find speedy and permanent relief by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this is the remedy you need, Large bottles, only 50c, at Carr Bros. Drug Store. ORDINANCE NO. 104. ‘An ordinance regulating the vending of geods on the streets, games, amusements and other things for which a #@harge is made, The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows: SECTION I. It shall be Wnlawful for aay perace to sell or vend any goods, wares or merchandise upon the public streets uf the City of Nevada, or to set up or use for gain -~ & metry-go-round, strikingmachine, phonograph, game-or other thing used for amusement, pleasure or ather purpose for which a charge is made within the corporate limits of said city without first proeuring a license therefor, as hereinafter required. Srction II. ~All persons before engaging Tn any stich business, amusements or things spoken of in section 1 heteof, snall pay to the City for a license therefor in advance the following sims of money, towit: For merry-gv-rounds, ten dollars per day for vendors of goods, wares or merchandise on the public streets, five dollars per day or fifteen dollars per week; for atriking-machines fiye dolr week or fifteen dollars per month; and for all other things of amusement spoken of in Section 1 hereof, two dollars per day or ten dollars per. week. Section Ul. An Trson 6 ng in any of said businesses, or Sse and rte things herein spoken o without first proeuring the license therefor as herein requfred, is heneby declared to be gui'ty of a misdemeanor, and upun conviction thereof, shall be fined in asum not less then ten dollars nor more than one hundred dollars, or shall be imprisoned in the elty prison for aterm not exceeding ten days. Section IML. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force on and after the 6th day of february, 1804. reg by the foliowing vote January 1”, 1894. : Trustees Baker, Carr, Hook, ult and Rich, Ness: —D. 8. BAKER, President of the Board of T rustees. Attest: T. H. CARR, Clerk. + First publication of this-notice-wasmade on the 22d day of January, 1894. Assessment. T A MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMmittee of the Nevada County Miners’ Association au assessment of One Dollar per member was levied, payable immediately to ‘he Secretary er to the committees Ds pee to receive the same. Said assessment is to be used to assist the State Association, who intend to send a delegate to Washington to represent the OTF mda Ez tive C. ittee. order of the Executive Comm W. F. ENGLEBKIGHT, Secretary. phonegraph with receiver attached is to be placed in the center of the banquet room, se that all the speeches, conversation, clatter of dishes, etc.; may be recorded. The same will afterwards be reproduced for the benetit of the Native Sons and others who have expressed curiosity to knaw what hind great scheme. The Lones Will Contest. On the third page of today’s TRANSCRIPT will be found the full text of the petition for revocal of the probate of will of H. A. watched. It promises te be a hotly contested case, Very. Cheap. Wm. George purchased three large wagens.at the Sheriff sale of L. Voss’ personal property yesterday for $30. Bert George bought sll the harness for the paltry sum of $15. Evidently there were bus few bidders at that sale. ~ Men’s Kerseys Ulsters, Men’s Worsted Ulsters, $2.50. Men’s Overcoats at Miller's. CARTER & deal more leasure than Pee ar / OVERGOATS. ZAG OSU. ‘We have placed on our bargain counters seven different lots of Men’s‘and Boys’ Overcoats, which we are determined to, Lones, decensed. Considerable interest ia. Close out at cost, for we don’t believe in the old custom of holdtaken in the matter by many of our citi-. ing’ goods over for another season. zens and the proceedings will be closely. what we mean, we present a partial Price List : Men’s Chinchilla Overcoats, all sizes, $4. Men’s Chinchilla Ulsters, all sizes, $6. To give you an idea to 66 $5. $4. Boys’ Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4 50. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $2 75. A Free Trip to the Midwinter Fair. One firstclass.ticket to San Francisco and return via Stockton or Benicia, including one week's board at any hotel in San Francisco, to the one guessing the nearest to the amount of beans contained in our glass jar, Remember, you get a guess with every purchase you make. our Bargains in OVERCOATS. Every Overcoat in the house is reduced in price. Call in and see JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets....... Pe TET YS Nevada City —— a Cash Grocery Store ! Quick Sales and Small Profits. The big-storm is here. It is raining all over the Coast, but we are prepared for the roughest kind of weather. Our Eastern buyer has purchased for spot cash a ‘big snap” for us of. Fine Winter Clothing, Overcoats, Boots and Shoes, and ubber Goods, at which we are now ses marking. Look out for a Picnic in Prices in a few days. Our New Goods were bought this year (1894). You do not have: to pur. chase odds and ends. will Prices os se Astonish ~ PL EASE ss MY WEIGHT. wa GUE . ' THE GUESSING CONTEST EXPIRES PT ReN aR 15, 1894. Cor. Main and Commercial Sts., Nevada City, Cat. A Card to the Public! erewith bh, form the “a of Nevada County ph a tog i at G BALE will continue until-we have-a certa," ®mount of muoidy raised: Remember ladies that oF Sale isnot a 8 Sale for One Day Only, or ‘o throw out any when you have to pay double; price next da. the same article. You can buy BARGAI = fot at eur establishment the whole YEAR ROUND. Fs ‘You will save on Staple Goads 25 per cent ; Fancy Goods, 35 per cent; on Notions, 50 percent. This we will prove to we when you come to.our store that it is a fact. ¢@are now in business in Nevada City goin on ten years, and we were well patronized by the people of Nevada County, and our business in increasing from year to year, Therefore, we will give you a chance to buy Goods at near half price; : Remember this, as long as we shall remain in Naren & City, ou-shall not-pay-any Fancy Prices for-your DRY GOO OTIONS and MILLINERY, Our sales are etrictly CASH. Country orders promptly atL. LUBECK, Léader in Low Prices. _-_~> Commercial] Street, next door te Colley’s Meat Market, Nevada City, Cal. THE WHITE: HOUSE. Great Redtction. in DRESS GOODS Balance of our FALL STYLE DRESS ‘. }GOODS at Greatly Reduced Prices. EXTRA SPECIAL. ae “ Get on to the Jasper !” penne aparer e eo mer t ge streets. Now you don't live in a jay town, but if your clothes fit you like aA nS NE! On iz thinking you do. Everybody Gets Fits : = Ot MORRISON, Nevada County's most fashionable and moderate / ARTHUR WOLF Would respectfully infortn tlie people of this vicinity that he has Opened a . New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shgw’s, where will be kept at ail times the most complete stock of EW Ladies, call early if you wish to get. a FIFTY-CENT Fancy Groceries, Provisions, ae Nee ae ee : / GARMENT: for FWENTX-EINE CEN ‘TS. CASE ge ETC. an i well filled with people last evening and shopping was brisk. The merchants think that business will be good as soon as fair inclemency of the weather and the amount af snow and mud under foot the streets were deserted at an early hour several nights last week, Just Received—One Case of LADIES’ RIBBAQ COTTON VESTS at 25 Cents Each. priced tailor, When you weer his garments you are stylishly, durably 25 Cents. Boy’s Black, Gray or Brown ‘Wool Hats, at B. a. Miller's. Beinn ney acncmrancn asi