July 13, 1897 (4 pages)

eee @ THE a TRANSCRIPT Established Sept, 6, 1880, _ Wt “hy Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS, ° RIT Se TAT REN RE MCSE eb em ener IAS TUESDAY Sass vanes JULY 13, 1897. PBRSONAL POINTERS. Concise Chronicle of Yarions Folks’ Doings and Intentions. Joha Martin of Kansas is here visit-. ing the Murchie brothers. i Francis J. Conlan is home from San Francisco to spend his vacation. Mrs. Taylor of San Francisco is visiting her mother, Miss Cart Seibt. Fred Beedle and Martin Trewhella have returned from Bartlett Springs. L. Hyman, L. Lubeck and W. J. Britland left today for Campbell Springs. Mrs. Kate Barrett of San Francisco is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. D. Eastin. Miss Nellie Watson of North Bloomfield is visiting Miss Lena Kornham‘mer. Matt Dailey, driver on the Nevada City and Marysville stage line; has gone to the Springs. Charles E. Johnston of Graniteville and his‘son Henry were in town last night on their way to San Francisco. Miss Maggie O’Connell has been reelected teacher of the public school at Indian Flat. Miss O’Connell has been teaching there for some time and has given the most complete satisfaction, C. L. Griffiths and wife left yesterday for Amador county to visit their son Louis, after making an extended visit to their daughter, Mrs. Robert Anderson. They were accompanied by Mrs. G. Griffith and her children. WHY FINANE SHOT HIMSELF. He Was Crazed by py Drink—A Wea in the Case. D. W. Finane, the Forest City young man who tried to commit suicide at Colfax Saturday night by shooting himself in the side, was well known here and is spoken of here by his acquaintances as a genial and popular fellow. He was a Native. Son, beiiig born and raised in Sierra county, and has worked in the mines there. He arrived here on Thursday’s stage from up country. He was drunk when he got in, and. it was stated by a party from his neighborhood that he hac been on a spree for some time. He drank a good deal that hight and wher he took the Narrow Gauge train Friday noon was so much under the influenct of liquor as to be almost helpless. He said that his destination was Foresi Hill, Placer county. It is stated by some that the unfortunate young fellow is the victim of # love disappointment; that he became enamored of a young lady of his neigh. borhood, and that when she failed tc reciprocate he tried to drown his sor. sows in strong drink. He stubbornly refused to tell why he shot himself. Word came from Colfax today thai .» “there was a strong likelihood of his rea .eovery. TROUBLE: AT Y WHEATLAND. h Drunken Man and His Revolver Lead to Complaint. Saturday’s Marysville Democrat says: On complaint of D. J. Holden oi Wheatland, District Attorney McDaniel today ordered the issurance of.e2 warrant for the arrest of Doran A’ Little of the same place on a charge of disturbing’ the peace. Yesterday, while intoxicated, Little, it is said, terrorized the business portion of the hop center by displaying a pistol on the streets in a threatening manner and discharging the weapop once. Little’s wife and a friend finally, induced him to go home, but not until he had badly frightened the people in the neighborhood. The matter will be held before Justice Garber in Marysville, Judge Bray being in poor health at present. BRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and ( Comments of Local Interest. That Ice Cream Soda at Eph Cohn’s can’t be beat. Try it. j9-tf A cement walk is to be laid alongside the county’s lot on York street, from Pine to Commercial. It. will be a decided improvement. % W. H. Tattle of the Ow Saxoon, Nevada City, has secured the ee Mi a Pabst’s celebrated Mi 7. beer, which he will servé Baws style in bottles and kegs, at popula) prices. j22-tf Rev. J. Sims, George M. Hughes, H Odgers and A. E. Helm have beéer , lected delegates to represent Wyoming Tribe of Red Men in the Great Council, which meets in San Francisec. F; osem! 8d. oe on * the A Lumber Yard Fire. ly, and in some instances, after years, : own admission or by putting her-to-a ;. small monthly payments. For particulars ap‘SHE’S WELL EDUCATED. & Workan Who ‘Has Learned Entirety Py Careful Listening. The wonderful development of certain faculties in the cases of persons who have ldst the use of some of their natural fanctions, or of others whose-facuities have not been fully developed, has long been a matter.of remark, but it is not alone the outside observers who appreciate the provisions of nature for the benefit of the unfortanates. The sufferers themselves often appreciate this fulgrow to depend so much upon their aequired faculties as to be afraid of a a even if they have the chance of ne. An illustration of this is giver by a woman in Brooklyn who never has learned to read or write. In no way could cne discover this except by her direct test, for she is one of the best educated women in the country, conversant with languages, .art, literature and all the current topics of the day. She is rich, too, and could afford all the services of the best teachers if she but chose to learn to read, but she refuses to do so. When this-woman was a_ child, her parents lived far from schools, so she had no chance then to learn to read or write. As a mere child she began to earn. her own living, and again the chante for schooling slipped away. Then Is Your Throat Weak? Your throatis weak. Any @j . unusual exposure or quick change in temperature causes roughness and wneasiness. Sometimes you have a feeling of tightness as if some foreign body were there. You can treat it with troches and washes, but you don’t reach the seat of the trouble. Throat weakness is a symptom of more ‘general disturbance. Scott's Emutsion of Codliver Oil does cure weak throats by nourishing and. strengthening the system. Book about it sent free, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. she married and the cares of a family took up her time. By the time the babies were off her hands, her husband had grown rich, and then she began ‘her real education, and now, as a widow, she continues it. Her companions' read to ker and talk with her about all the topics which interest her. Yearsof such work have stored her mind with a rich treasure of knowledge, and there is not a page of a book that has been read to her that she is not familiar with. Her stores of knowledge are at her instant command. Why will she not learn to read? Because, she says, she fears that this wonderful memory, which is now such a treasure house to her, might be impaired if she’ were to do anything to weaken the demands upon it. What such a memory can do is well illustrated in the case of-a tailor of this city who cannot read or write. He is probably the most widely known man in his business here, as for many years be has done business with New York’s firemen and policemen. Almost every man of these two bodies has dealings with ‘this tailor, and each month between the first and the tenth days he visits every: station house and engine and truck house in this city to collect his dues. He bas acquired considerable wealth, and it is said of him that in all the years he has dealt with the firemen and policemen he never was known tc make a mistake of acent in any man’s iccount, although all his records. of ransacticns have been kept im his head. —New York Sun. Experts have come to the conclusion that what kills trees in-London is not the soot flakes or the want of air or the drought, but the sewer gas, which at-’ tacks the roots so that the tree s00n withers and dies. The lad who accidentally sat down on a redhot stove pensively remarked that he was reminded of the retreating get'eral who burned his bridges behind Qi:: 50 CENTS A WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. House to Rent. Dwelling House of five rooms on Park Avenue. Inquire of William Kistle. f-lw German Lessons, Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by easy method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth’s on Main street. jit-tf For Sale. Fine hotsenhold furniture of all kinds, in lots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles almost new. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at the residence of M. Rosenberg, East Broad street. ji6-tf New House at a Bargain. Se For sale—handsome new five-room cottage. with bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half in ply at TRANSCRIPT office. Beer Cooler For Sale. A large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is offered for sale cheap. Enquire at the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and Pine streets. ml0tf Wood For Sale. Py ' QUANTITIES TO SUIT. APPLY AT W. E. Johnston's grocery store. ji-tf P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts The Best Mate, Its current & felt all the time it is on the body, and can be regulated. It is the most common sense remedy known for the cure of disease. wars YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND to purchase aa electric belt you udoubtedly want the best made. This can truly be sald of Dr. Sanden's Electric Belt; that it has no superior. in power of electric current, durability nor convenience in using. Electricity properly apPlied by a good electric belt is a mest effective remedy for the cure of many nervots and chronic ailments, and Dr. Sanden has devoted ‘hirty yeare to the perfection of this electric belt, which now contuins improvements posseased by no other apPliance of the kind in the world. True. {t conis more than some others, but it is worth more. When it cures its price is nothing, and tiie is the eve object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’ Electric Reit—to cure. It does cure, and the “Three Classes of Men’’ is full of preof. Get it, tree. Address DR. A. T. SANDEN, 682 Market Street, San Francisco ,f y Best He dvertisementg Are not petiubed but you will find them in and around Nevada City. In my Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date Photographs AND ; HIGH GRADE Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. ffYou are eordially invited to call. Toore, THE RIE ica Entirs Satisfaction . Guaranteed, Ranch For Sale. THREE MILES FROM TOWN.; 40 acres good Farming Land. Good House and large Barn. 10 or 12 tons of Hay. : pbs — 1 awe Cow. oroughbrace Wagon and 1 large Wood Wagon. . 3 dozen Chickens. Good Cellar and Storehouse. All Farming Implements-go with the place. Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees all in bearing, Vegetable Garden, and everything to make up a good country home. areas wanting such a place will get it at A Great Bargain. For terms and particulars enquire of CHRIS. WEBER, jnol6 Upper West Broad Street. Money Saved-is-Money Earned. G" to F, P. HUNT’S and save.l0 cents ever time you heve your Whiskers rola iy All work first-class, waiting. Two rapa 2 ae be PATRONIZE. HOME INDUSTRY. MILWAUKEE ‘. BREWERY, . GEORGE GEHRIG, Prop., Sacramento Street, P Near the Plaza . Broad street, ° be BEST AND PUREST BEER, brewed with . K greatest care from choice Malt and seothe: lected Hops, ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City, Cal., Sole Nevada County Agents . Enterprise Brewing oO. “ Makers of BEST BEER IN THE WORLD, We have thecelebrateg ENTERPRISE . BE and sell it, at th same price bor tex bine Te icieeien: as Saturday afternoon a fire started in] FRY MY BOSS BREW 1 Stewart McKay’s lamber yard on Mar. tis creek, about four miles from th: Call for Gehrig's Beer nee Sac denied oe town of Truckee. It spread rapidly. 1 and threatened to destroy everythin in the neighborhood; The ‘fire train from Truckee was sent out and with its aid the flames were extinguished after about one-third of the lumber in]. the yard was destroyed, ampunting t . FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY. over 200,000 feet. pa a ree . L. BOWMAN, \ J.P. SHAW + SHAW & BOWMAN, . Dentists. Fs aS vi eal Amiinionignis: UY tee tere re REPAIRS BOOTS '} } » AND SHOES » > & IS SECOND TO NONE. Phil Bdild '. Aud makes Boots and Shoes Meee te alte oe ia he . where e lyada City. The class of work FRAN K: T. ‘SMITH, 2 The Leading Tailor of Nevada County, Pine Street, Nevada City. i= k. The, Best, Goods, The Best Fit. a Cheapest Prices. HOLD ON! HH f have priced the hold no specials, sold at bargains at all times. dren’s BLACK. HOSE. GROCERY . . Depot for Fancy Groceries . PATE.FOIS. eae LED AND POTTED FIEATS:AND FISH. eae & URN ITURE. sj ener arc = Prices Right. * Larger. ; Styles Better. Flore Kinds. Better Kinds “THAN ANY STORE IN NEVADA CITY. 3 J.J. JACKSON, -Agency For--Flonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta. Water, Shasta Ghiger Ale ee f KINKEAD Commercial Street Cash Stores. & = ie ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee is the Best. Proprietor Pepettt iii. skin Seve $1 25 Battle Ax Tobacco.. 30 Duffy’s Malt .. 000000 I 00} Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 Gamecock Whisky {",. 100} -“ in bulk, per gal. 50 IXL Whisky ...000.. 75. Olives,. “ I 25 Bryant's Boot Beer. .8the 10. Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s.-“ “3 for 50} Everything else in proportion. Give it. a ‘Trial. ; ee ees o@ @ rs KINKEAD’S THERE’S A TIME. = To Eat, a time to sing, anda tin e to. dance; in facta time for all things but to have the,correct time you should carry eat rou A. Reliable Timekeeper. SS SSS -ALL.WATCHES ARE NOT + Reliable, but if or Baler Fee ous u wanta rated. in Case someth ne , that you oan ater on, <eall at LUETJE & BRAND’S Broad Street, Near Pine. A Full yes of ook oh ¢ . CARKIOD IONE AO WO ". NEW YORK BAKERY Fish, Fruit ? Vegetable WILLIAM H. oe ik STREET, in eT Oe, Offiice O84 Roftows Rpllds ding, Brosa Street Gitte’ as oi 2 trial, ond die pec oF 4 7 Stak oe, Fresh Fish and Crabs every Tues. work, rk ad low prices you will . a ites Weta d ef cee pity evenings. . find T’beat all others: season. No. ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. @ . Broad Street, a few doors above Leutje 2 . , STN tins “Goods delivered EXTRACTING SILLPULLY DONE . Brand's. eee Cakes to Order a Specialty 3 s ‘ x ie cents. rz 4 eo Cuffs, All at J. LEVY, 2" Kx Slephiis 203—3 Bells. } ! Men’s and Boys’ Clothing . : Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’ 8 Shoes, Gents’ Furnishing Goods ae Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. MAORI Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and C hil. HOLD. ON We advise you to hold on to your money onthe sae pont at the Branch Wonder Store. — nor.do we have special sale days. If you do not want to” ‘whe our word for it, please call in and price our 4 a i & Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. ; “~~ Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 ets. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, werth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. sold elsewhere at 25 cents, iT) 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. MANAGER. simply delight: one good, round: iron straight goods. Says our old friend Shakespeare. happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department. by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. There’s nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything fresh and new, and prices that “LET GOOD DIGESTION _WAIT ON APPETITE” That’s the For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the: finest, yes, the finest and purest in the market, only dollar per tin. That’s PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. constantly su extensive and _ Of every description. STAPLE AND FANncy GROCERIES Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. i! Wallace alas = The Plaza Store—_—_. FISCHER BROS, Props. mised with an ~ h stock of z ileal sl: All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order j ZuMUMUMMMUMUMMUR MUMMIES a Recéived Fresh Daily. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTS, Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ and al great variety of other beautiful Dane: OTTO’S ICE CREAM. The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & McMath. COOL, SHARP BEER. When you are thirsty and feel like taki lass of that fa , gas o Semone MILWAUKEE BR Ws CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets, He knows how to draw it, and pa: po nal it is alwavs All kinds of Wines and Li Rooms in connostion. Paiveee Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND oe Particular attention. pa “oo Arne oil REMOVAL AL NOTICE. . . The Bear. Cigar Factory J. P. CONWAY, Prop.,Hs REMOVED JO THE NORTHWEST cis cheats neve paling i ae on. _ FINE E CIGARS. Come and3yee me at my new stand P, OONWAY, i ___W. W., WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Fruits and Vegetables. @= Enlarged and improved. Having recent plant, we are a die go ee ei Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and o Sulphurets At the highest. Write ee rai fo Ket k ‘ of your ores a er bsfore disposing ying at reasonable rates, Pioneer Reduction. Works, Nevada City, Cal. The 0. K, Painter. House Painting eatly and Quickly Done. Paper Ha MEINE eect Sign Painting, , Graining, . As Good as the Pri irae eilics A dag the times. Estimates give. H. L. SWEENEY. the Nevada Gly Pectaigas? * me through > stxm-. SCHMIDT BROS~ nes cai DEALERS, .+ Nevada City Cal. LEADING LADY, Boat 5 Cent ~— Pine Perea eeseee HS _WEISENBURGER. Dade ERA PUETE steven the ac abi ore etl lise of Sat, On the: authority of Jack Hayes, the Circle City mail carrier, the Alaska Mining Record of June 30th says: Much excitement prevails all through . the Yukon district over the Clondyke discoveries, and all kinds of stories of the riches there are told, many of which Mr, Hayes says are true. It is . trae that two “tenderfeet,” railroad men from Los Angeles, Cal.—Frank’ . Summers and Obarles Olemens—have struck it rich. They went in a year ago and located on the Clondyke last fall. Clemens sold his interest . for $85,000 cash, and his partner, Summers, . held on two weeks later and got $50,000. ‘The money to pay the men -was taken out of the dump which had been lifted from the shaft on ‘the claim during the} winter. These two men had each panned ont $2500 on their claim while prospecting it. The man that bought Clemens’ in. terest bound the bargain with a $232] nugget which had been taken from the claim—the largest nugget yet found on. the Olondyke. Summers is a single man; Clemens has a wife and twe chil' dren in Los Angeles, Cal. It is said that both will come out on the nbéxt. boat via St. Michaels, bringing with. them their: little fortunes. Neither man had ever had any a si on in mining. Johnnie Marks got $10,000 for a quarter interest in his claim.: “Murph” . , Thorp has a claim out of which several . pans have been taken which Went $85 and $40 to.the pans Billy Leake bought . a claim from Tim Bell for $31,000 cash; Bell originally paid $85 for the claim. The owner of the adjoining claim says that he is positive that Leake will take out a half million fromthe claim. Alex MeDonald took one pan from his claim which tipped the scales to the tune of $800, and offered a-wager of $1000 that he could pick his dirt and: in twenty minutes get a pan that would go 100 . ounces—$1600; no one cared to cover the wager. Lucky Pete Wiborg, who has takén out more than $40,000 from Birch creek, is in the swim at Clondyke. A Mr. Clemens, cousin of Samuel L. Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, refused $10,000 for his chances on El Dorado. Other lucky ones are James Monroe, Doc. Owens and Olarence Berry. Those who know say Berry will take out: $50,000 to $100,000 this season. Dick Lowe is panning for a living and is taking out the modest sum of $100 per day. According to the latest reports there are 2000 men in Clondyke. The Hills Route Finished. . “The men whc-have been at work un«der the direction of Col. George Stone making a survey of a proposed railroad route between Marysville and Nevada ‘City have finished that. part in the. ‘hills. Two routes were run from Grass Valley to thé plains and the work in the field has been discontinued. Sur‘veyor Bartlett has gone to San Fran-. . cisco to make a map of the routes and report on the same. ~eaeo 2@e Chance For Nevada Cityans. ‘There is a chance for some enterprising Nevada City speculators to get rich at. Marysville during the six days of racing there next month. The matter of disposing of the privileges has been left to Secretary Eckart,who will receive the bids and award the same. Bids for bar, restaurant, ice cream and fruit will be’ received up to noon July 16, when they will be awarded to the high; est and best. bidders, N. S. G W., Notice. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N, 8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full ipitecidanoe is desired. By order, . OHas. Worrner, Pres. E. J. Mor@An, Sec’y. a eaaennRe enna dad on eR To Ice Consumers. amarer* The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver apres uantities to suit to anypart of the city, Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. tf » Pine, ‘Goods. Van Gamp’s Maccaroni and Cheese in cans,.and Yan Camp’s Ketchup are the finest.goods in the market. For sale by P. G,, Scadden, Commercial street. Agt."Woodiand Creamery. 28 Sewivg Machines Repaired. By an expert ; worknian. Apply at office of. Singer Sewing Machine Co., Broad street. . J2d-1m SEE ES ARRIVALS AT THE : UN I Oo a pe So * BL 3. A. NoRTHW a “ ies BR F. Gra i : ¥ 8, me pete wits’ Marysville, SK. St. h, Mo., ERs, cies Jeno : z 2 eres THE t rongpooter: Sa. 4g ae ie Obestey bh : M.S. Rothblen, San Frangisco.

eee @ THE a TRANSCRIPT Established Sept, 6, 1880, _ Wt “hy Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS, ° RIT Se TAT REN RE MCSE eb em ener IAS TUESDAY Sass vanes JULY 13, 1897. PBRSONAL POINTERS. Concise Chronicle of Yarions Folks’ Doings and Intentions. Joha Martin of Kansas is here visit-. ing the Murchie brothers. i Francis J. Conlan is home from San Francisco to spend his vacation. Mrs. Taylor of San Francisco is visiting her mother, Miss Cart Seibt. Fred Beedle and Martin Trewhella have returned from Bartlett Springs. L. Hyman, L. Lubeck and W. J. Britland left today for Campbell Springs. Mrs. Kate Barrett of San Francisco is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. D. Eastin. Miss Nellie Watson of North Bloomfield is visiting Miss Lena Kornham‘mer. Matt Dailey, driver on the Nevada City and Marysville stage line; has gone to the Springs. Charles E. Johnston of Graniteville and his‘son Henry were in town last night on their way to San Francisco. Miss Maggie O’Connell has been reelected teacher of the public school at Indian Flat. Miss O’Connell has been teaching there for some time and has given the most complete satisfaction, C. L. Griffiths and wife left yesterday for Amador county to visit their son Louis, after making an extended visit to their daughter, Mrs. Robert Anderson. They were accompanied by Mrs. G. Griffith and her children. WHY FINANE SHOT HIMSELF. He Was Crazed by py Drink—A Wea in the Case. D. W. Finane, the Forest City young man who tried to commit suicide at Colfax Saturday night by shooting himself in the side, was well known here and is spoken of here by his acquaintances as a genial and popular fellow. He was a Native. Son, beiiig born and raised in Sierra county, and has worked in the mines there. He arrived here on Thursday’s stage from up country. He was drunk when he got in, and. it was stated by a party from his neighborhood that he hac been on a spree for some time. He drank a good deal that hight and wher he took the Narrow Gauge train Friday noon was so much under the influenct of liquor as to be almost helpless. He said that his destination was Foresi Hill, Placer county. It is stated by some that the unfortunate young fellow is the victim of # love disappointment; that he became enamored of a young lady of his neigh. borhood, and that when she failed tc reciprocate he tried to drown his sor. sows in strong drink. He stubbornly refused to tell why he shot himself. Word came from Colfax today thai .» “there was a strong likelihood of his rea .eovery. TROUBLE: AT Y WHEATLAND. h Drunken Man and His Revolver Lead to Complaint. Saturday’s Marysville Democrat says: On complaint of D. J. Holden oi Wheatland, District Attorney McDaniel today ordered the issurance of.e2 warrant for the arrest of Doran A’ Little of the same place on a charge of disturbing’ the peace.. Yesterday, while intoxicated, Little, it is said, terrorized the business portion of the hop center by displaying a pistol on the streets in a threatening manner and discharging the weapop once. Little’s wife and a friend finally, induced him to go home, but not until he had badly frightened the people in the neighborhood. The matter will be held before Justice Garber in Marysville, Judge Bray being in poor health at present. BRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and ( Comments of Local Interest. That Ice Cream Soda at Eph Cohn’s can’t be beat. Try it. j9-tf A cement walk is to be laid alongside the county’s lot on York street, from Pine to Commercial. It. will be a decided improvement. % W. H. Tattle of the Ow Saxoon, Nevada City, has secured the ee Mi a Pabst’s celebrated Mi 7. beer, which he will servé Baws style in bottles and kegs, at popula) prices. j22-tf Rev. J. Sims, George M. Hughes, H Odgers and A. E. Helm have beéer , lected delegates to represent Wyoming Tribe of Red Men in the Great Council, which meets in San Francisec. F; osem! 8d. oe on * the A Lumber Yard Fire. ly, and in some instances, after years, : own admission or by putting her-to-a ;. small monthly payments. For particulars ap‘SHE’S WELL EDUCATED. & Workan Who ‘Has Learned Entirety Py Careful Listening. The wonderful development of certain faculties in the cases of persons who have ldst the use of some of their natural fanctions, or of others whose-facuities have not been fully developed, has long been a matter.of remark, but it is not alone the outside observers who appreciate the provisions of nature for the benefit of the unfortanates. The sufferers themselves often appreciate this fulgrow to depend so much upon their aequired faculties as to be afraid of a a even if they have the chance of ne. An illustration of this is giver by a woman in Brooklyn who never has learned to read or write. In no way could cne discover this except by her direct test, for she is one of the best educated women in the country, conversant with languages, .art, literature and all the current topics of the day. She is rich, too, and could afford all the services of the best teachers if she but chose to learn to read, but she refuses to do so. When this-woman was a_ child, her parents lived far from schools, so she had no chance then to learn to read or write. As a mere child she began to earn. her own living, and again the chante for schooling slipped away. Then Is Your Throat Weak? Your throatis weak. Any @j . unusual exposure or quick change in temperature causes roughness and wneasiness. Sometimes you have a feeling of tightness as if some foreign body were there. You can treat it with troches and washes, but you don’t reach the seat of the trouble. Throat weakness is a symptom of more ‘general disturbance. Scott's Emutsion of Codliver Oil does cure weak throats by nourishing and. strengthening the system. Book about it sent free, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. she married and the cares of a family took up her time. By the time the babies were off her hands, her husband had grown rich, and then she began ‘her real education, and now, as a widow, she continues it. Her companions' read to ker and talk with her about all the topics which interest her. Yearsof such work have stored her mind with a rich treasure of knowledge, and there is not a page of a book that has been read to her that she is not familiar with. Her stores of knowledge are at her instant command. Why will she not learn to read? Because, she says, she fears that this wonderful memory, which is now such a treasure house to her, might be impaired if she’ were to do anything to weaken the demands upon it. What such a memory can do is well illustrated in the case of-a tailor of this city who cannot read or write. He is probably the most widely known man in his business here, as for many years be has done business with New York’s firemen and policemen. Almost every man of these two bodies has dealings with ‘this tailor, and each month between the first and the tenth days he visits every: station house and engine and truck house in this city to collect his dues. He bas acquired considerable wealth, and it is said of him that in all the years he has dealt with the firemen and policemen he never was known tc make a mistake of acent in any man’s iccount, although all his records. of ransacticns have been kept im his head. —New York Sun. Experts have come to the conclusion that what kills trees in-London is not the soot flakes or the want of air or the drought, but the sewer gas, which at-’ tacks the roots so that the tree s00n withers and dies. The lad who accidentally sat down on a redhot stove pensively remarked that he was reminded of the retreating get'eral who burned his bridges behind Qi:: 50 CENTS A WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. House to Rent. Dwelling House of five rooms on Park Avenue. Inquire of William Kistle. f-lw German Lessons, Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by easy method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth’s on Main street. jit-tf For Sale. Fine hotsenhold furniture of all kinds, in lots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles almost new. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at the residence of M. Rosenberg, East Broad street. ji6-tf New House at a Bargain. Se For sale—handsome new five-room cottage. with bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half in ply at TRANSCRIPT office. Beer Cooler For Sale. A large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is offered for sale cheap. Enquire at the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and Pine streets. ml0tf Wood For Sale. Py ' QUANTITIES TO SUIT. APPLY AT W. E. Johnston's grocery store. ji-tf P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts The Best Mate, Its current & felt all the time it is on the body, and can be regulated. It is the most common sense remedy known for the cure of disease. wars YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND to purchase aa electric belt you udoubtedly want the best made. This can truly be sald of Dr. Sanden's Electric Belt; that it has no superior. in power of electric current, durability nor convenience in using. Electricity properly apPlied by a good electric belt is a mest effective remedy for the cure of many nervots and chronic ailments, and Dr. Sanden has devoted ‘hirty yeare to the perfection of this electric belt, which now contuins improvements posseased by no other apPliance of the kind in the world. True. {t conis more than some others, but it is worth more. When it cures its price is nothing, and tiie is the eve object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’ Electric Reit—to cure. It does cure, and the “Three Classes of Men’’ is full of preof. Get it, tree. Address DR. A. T. SANDEN, 682 Market Street, San Francisco ,f y Best He dvertisementg Are not petiubed but you will find them in and around Nevada City. In my Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date Photographs AND ; HIGH GRADE Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. ffYou are eordially invited to call. Toore, THE RIE ica Entirs Satisfaction . Guaranteed, Ranch For Sale. THREE MILES FROM TOWN.; 40 acres good Farming Land. Good House and large Barn. 10 or 12 tons of Hay. : pbs — 1 awe Cow. oroughbrace Wagon and 1 large Wood Wagon. . 3 dozen Chickens. Good Cellar and Storehouse. All Farming Implements-go with the place. Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees all in bearing, Vegetable Garden, and everything to make up a good country home. areas wanting such a place will get it at A Great Bargain. For terms and particulars enquire of CHRIS. WEBER, jnol6 Upper West Broad Street. Money Saved-is-Money Earned. G" to F, P. HUNT’S and save.l0 cents ever time you heve your Whiskers rola iy All work first-class, waiting. Two rapa 2 ae be PATRONIZE. HOME INDUSTRY. MILWAUKEE ‘. BREWERY, . GEORGE GEHRIG, Prop., Sacramento Street, P Near the Plaza . Broad street, ° be BEST AND PUREST BEER, brewed with . K greatest care from choice Malt and seothe: lected Hops, ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City, Cal., Sole Nevada County Agents . Enterprise Brewing oO. “ Makers of BEST BEER IN THE WORLD, We have thecelebrateg ENTERPRISE . BE and sell it, at th same price bor tex bine Te icieeien: as Saturday afternoon a fire started in] FRY MY BOSS BREW 1 Stewart McKay’s lamber yard on Mar. tis creek, about four miles from th: Call for Gehrig's Beer nee Sac denied oe town of Truckee. It spread rapidly. 1 and threatened to destroy everythin in the neighborhood; The ‘fire train from Truckee was sent out and with its aid the flames were extinguished after about one-third of the lumber in]. the yard was destroyed, ampunting t . FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY. over 200,000 feet. pa a ree . L. BOWMAN, \ J.P. SHAW + SHAW & BOWMAN, . Dentists.

Fs aS vi eal Amiinionignis: UY tee tere re REPAIRS BOOTS '} } » AND SHOES » > & IS SECOND TO NONE. Phil Bdild '. Aud makes Boots and Shoes Meee te alte oe ia he . where e lyada City. The class of work FRAN K: T. ‘SMITH, 2 The Leading Tailor of Nevada County, Pine Street, Nevada City. i= k. The, Best, Goods, The Best Fit. a Cheapest Prices. HOLD ON! HH f have priced the hold no specials, sold at bargains at all times. dren’s BLACK. HOSE. GROCERY . . Depot for Fancy Groceries . PATE.FOIS. eae LED AND POTTED FIEATS:AND FISH. eae & URN ITURE. sj ener arc = Prices Right. * Larger. ; Styles Better. Flore Kinds. Better Kinds “THAN ANY STORE IN NEVADA CITY. 3 J.J. JACKSON, -Agency For--Flonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta. Water, Shasta Ghiger Ale ee f KINKEAD Commercial Street Cash Stores. & = ie ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee is the Best. Proprietor Pepettt iii. skin Seve $1 25 Battle Ax Tobacco.... 30 Duffy’s Malt .... 000000 I 00} Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky {",. 100} -“ in bulk, per gal. 50 IXL Whisky .....000... 75. Olives,. “ I 25 Bryant's Boot Beer. .8the 10. Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Hire’s.-“ “3 for 50} Everything else in proportion. Give it. a ‘Trial. ; ee ees o@ @ rs KINKEAD’S THERE’S A TIME. = To Eat, a time to sing, anda tin e to. dance; in facta time for all things but to have the,correct time you should carry eat rou A. Reliable Timekeeper. SS SSS -ALL.WATCHES ARE NOT + Reliable, but if or Baler Fee ous u wanta rated. in Case someth ne , that you oan ater on, <eall at LUETJE & BRAND’S Broad Street, Near Pine. A Full yes of ook oh ¢ . CARKIOD IONE AO WO ". NEW YORK BAKERY Fish, Fruit ? Vegetable WILLIAM H. oe ik STREET, in eT Oe, Offiice O84 Roftows Rpllds ding, Brosa Street Gitte’ as oi 2 trial, ond die pec oF 4 7 Stak oe, Fresh Fish and Crabs every Tues. work, rk ad low prices you will . a ites Weta d ef cee pity evenings. . find T’beat all others: season. No. ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. @ . Broad Street, a few doors above Leutje 2 . , STN tins “Goods delivered EXTRACTING SILLPULLY DONE . Brand's. eee Cakes to Order a Specialty 3 s ‘ x ie cents. rz 4 eo Cuffs, All at J. LEVY, 2" Kx Slephiis 203—3 Bells. } ! Men’s and Boys’ Clothing . : Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’ 8 Shoes, Gents’ Furnishing Goods ae Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. MAORI Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and C hil. HOLD. ON We advise you to hold on to your money onthe sae pont at the Branch Wonder Store. — nor.do we have special sale days. If you do not want to” ‘whe our word for it, please call in and price our 4 a i & Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. ; “~~ Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 ets. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, werth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. sold elsewhere at 25 cents, iT) 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. MANAGER. simply delight: one good, round: iron straight goods. Says our old friend Shakespeare. happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department. by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. There’s nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything fresh and new, and prices that “LET GOOD DIGESTION _WAIT ON APPETITE” That’s the For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the: finest, yes, the finest and purest in the market, only dollar per tin. That’s PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. constantly su extensive and _ Of every description. STAPLE AND FANncy GROCERIES Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. i! Wallace alas = The Plaza Store—_—_. FISCHER BROS, Props. mised with an ~ h stock of z ileal sl: All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order j ZuMUMUMMMUMUMMUR MUMMIES a Recéived Fresh Daily. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTS, Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ and al great variety of other beautiful Dane: OTTO’S ICE CREAM. The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & McMath. COOL, SHARP BEER. When you are thirsty and feel like taki lass of that fa , gas o Semone MILWAUKEE BR Ws CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets, He knows how to draw it, and pa: po nal it is alwavs All kinds of Wines and Li Rooms in connostion. Paiveee Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND oe Particular attention. pa “oo Arne oil REMOVAL AL NOTICE. . . The Bear. Cigar Factory J. P. CONWAY, Prop.,Hs REMOVED JO THE NORTHWEST cis cheats neve paling i ae on. _ FINE E CIGARS. Come and3yee me at my new stand P, OONWAY, i ___W. W., WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Fruits and Vegetables. @= Enlarged and improved. Having recent plant, we are a die go ee ei Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and o Sulphurets At the highest. Write ee rai fo Ket k ‘ of your ores a er bsfore disposing ying at reasonable rates, Pioneer Reduction. Works, Nevada City, Cal. The 0. K, Painter. House Painting eatly and Quickly Done. Paper Ha MEINE eect Sign Painting, , Graining, . As Good as the Pri irae eilics A dag the times. Estimates give. H. L. SWEENEY. the Nevada Gly Pectaigas? * me through > stxm-. SCHMIDT BROS~ nes cai DEALERS, .+ Nevada City Cal. LEADING LADY, Boat 5 Cent ~— Pine Perea eeseee HS _WEISENBURGER. Dade ERA PUETE steven the ac abi ore etl lise of Sat, On the: authority of Jack Hayes, the Circle City mail carrier, the Alaska Mining Record of June 30th says: Much excitement prevails all through . the Yukon district over the Clondyke discoveries, and all kinds of stories of the riches there are told, many of which Mr, Hayes says are true. It is . trae that two “tenderfeet,” railroad men from Los Angeles, Cal.—Frank’ . Summers and Obarles Olemens—have struck it rich. They went in a year ago and located on the Clondyke last fall. Clemens sold his interest . for $85,000 cash, and his partner, Summers, . held on two weeks later and got $50,000. ‘The money to pay the men -was taken out of the dump which had been lifted from the shaft on ‘the claim during the} winter. These two men had each panned ont $2500 on their claim while prospecting it. The man that bought Clemens’ in. terest bound the bargain with a $232] nugget which had been taken from the claim—the largest nugget yet found on. the Olondyke. Summers is a single man; Clemens has a wife and twe chil' dren in Los Angeles, Cal. It is said that both will come out on the nbéxt. boat via St. Michaels, bringing with. them their: little fortunes. Neither man had ever had any a si on in mining. Johnnie Marks got $10,000 for a quarter interest in his claim.: “Murph” . , Thorp has a claim out of which several . pans have been taken which Went $85 and $40 to.the pans Billy Leake bought . a claim from Tim Bell for $31,000 cash; Bell originally paid $85 for the claim. The owner of the adjoining claim says that he is positive that Leake will take out a half million fromthe claim. Alex MeDonald took one pan from his claim which tipped the scales to the tune of $800, and offered a-wager of $1000 that he could pick his dirt and: in twenty minutes get a pan that would go 100 . ounces—$1600; no one cared to cover the wager. Lucky Pete Wiborg, who has takén out more than $40,000 from Birch creek, is in the swim at Clondyke. A Mr. Clemens, cousin of Samuel L. Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, refused $10,000 for his chances on El Dorado. Other lucky ones are James Monroe, Doc. Owens and Olarence Berry. Those who know say Berry will take out: $50,000 to $100,000 this season.. Dick Lowe is panning for a living and is taking out the modest sum of $100 per day. According to the latest reports there are 2000 men in Clondyke. The Hills Route Finished. . “The men whc-have been at work un«der the direction of Col. George Stone making a survey of a proposed railroad route between Marysville and Nevada ‘City have finished that. part in the. ‘hills. Two routes were run from Grass Valley to thé plains and the work in the field has been discontinued. Sur‘veyor Bartlett has gone to San Fran-. . cisco to make a map of the routes and report on the same. ~eaeo 2@e Chance For Nevada Cityans. ‘There is a chance for some enterprising Nevada City speculators to get rich at. Marysville during the six days of racing there next month. The matter of disposing of the privileges has been left to Secretary Eckart,who will receive the bids and award the same. Bids for bar, restaurant, ice cream and fruit will be’ received up to noon July 16, when they will be awarded to the high; est and best. bidders, N. S. G W., Notice. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N, 8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full ipitecidanoe is desired. By order, . OHas. Worrner, Pres. E. J. Mor@An, Sec’y. a eaaennRe enna dad on eR To Ice Consumers. amarer* The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver apres uantities to suit to anypart of the city, Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. tf » Pine, ‘Goods. Van Gamp’s Maccaroni and Cheese in cans,.and Yan Camp’s Ketchup are the finest.goods in the market. For sale by P. G,, Scadden, Commercial street. Agt."Woodiand Creamery. 28 Sewivg Machines Repaired. By an expert ; worknian. Apply at office of. Singer Sewing Machine Co., Broad street. . J2d-1m SEE ES ARRIVALS AT THE : UN I Oo a pe So * BL 3. A. NoRTHW a “ ies BR F. Gra i : ¥ 8, me pete wits’ Marysville, SK. St. h, Mo., ERs, cies Jeno : z 2 eres THE t rongpooter: Sa. 4g ae ie Obestey bh : M.S. Rothblen, San Frangisco.