July 14, 1904 (4 pages)

Or0sis Shirts il prices $1.50 to ares of fer. CO, Cal. EEE Ml or an st Proof . Other proporprices. i Street ———_—_—_—_ NSO, palers in — r < Cigars. 4 (ao . f igh Class ET UORS and Nevada Oity es Peoples, sell it. high cts. also; mmething ays, and ive satis— J refunded, q y Blend.’ E: + how we coffee a Blenders la City. iN .NY . OF ,Co. > ot with you y year there a $5000 cash Joa ranee in the , $1,500,000 : benefits jento, Cal. “MONDAY, AUGUST Ist. taxes, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2to © 6 and7to8 p. m. until August let. —_—_—_—————— THURSDAY... JULY 14, 1904 SONAL MENTION. Daily Record of the Doings of Our People, ‘W. Jackson of Stockton fe in town. F, Bovee of Alleghany arrived-there last night. . xl. Warner went over te French Oorral today. . B, Ealeston is here from Salinas on @ bueiness trip, RB. Brown and F. Bovee are down from Alleghany, L_ W. Sampson arrived here from Reno thie morning, W.O. Miller of North Bloomfield are, tived here last evening, Fred Searle went to San Francisco kay on legal business, J. H. Merrill of San Francisco is ‘here spending a few days. A. E>Wilzin aod 8, O. Myers are ‘here from San Francisco, -O, B. Kimball. and E. M. Wellman ‘are here from Marysville, T. B. Williamson of San Rafael is ‘here on mining business. J. H. Merrill of San Francisco is ‘here spending a few days. Dr. O. H. Lehners left this morning ‘for San Francieco on a visit. -Mre. M. Bernheim and daughter are ‘visiting friends at You Bet. Civil Engineer E.O. Uren is doing ‘some surveying around Omege. L. Hyman retarned last evening ‘from a business trip to the Bay, J. G. Greenbam of San Francieco ‘arrived here on the morning train, Ex-Sheriff T. W. O'Neil of Sacra‘mento is spending a few days here. ‘ead. 8S. Lundaberg, wife and daughter ‘returned to Relief Hill this morning. Mise Nina Rush will arrive here this ‘evening on a visit to Miss Lucy Gray. Howard Noell of Grass Valley wae ‘taken suddenly iil in this city last night. W. 2. Chatfield arrived here last night from the American mine, above Forest City. Assayer James R. Rosewall left for Tonopab, Nevada, this morning on a business trip. Percy Tolman returned to the Bay yesterday after visiting with Merritt Rector of thie city. John Foss left this morning for San Francisco to attend the Grand Lodge, ‘Bone of St George. D. H. Barns and wife arrived here ‘this morning on thelr way to Oheroikee to visit relatives. John Ramsey, the well known miner, ‘deft today for Vallejo, where he may -oonclude to remain. Radolpb Kleiner arrived from Oskiland yesterday on his way to Oherokee to visit his brother. B. Goodwin of the Murchie Gold ‘Qonsolidated Mines Oompany arrived ‘on the morning train. Miss Johanna Downing is having the ‘front part of the Central Hotel nicely fitted up for a waiting room. Mrs. Dolan, who has been here on a ‘visit to her son, James Dolan, reitarned this morning to San Francisco. George Noyes, Ed Massie and Frank ‘Thomas have gope to Tonopah, Newada, where they will engage in mindog. M.G. Treadwell and wife have removed from Oolgate to Indian Flat. They expect to leave for San Francisco shortly. The old reliable “K. L. ©.” Butter feagain in the market, Sold by W. G. RICHARDS. j18-tf Flavoring extracts are generally fictitious or weak ; Schilling’s Best are true and full. ~ strength. Your grocer’s; moneyback. The City Taxes for the fecal year 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent 02 I will be at my office in the City Hall, for the purpose of collecting H. SHEARER, City Marshal and Tax Oollector. Wevada City, Jane 17, 1004, fHE TRANSCRIPY, Of Happenings of Interest in and The Knights of the Royal Arch settled up their Fourth of Jaly business at their meeting last night. The Native Daughters dance last Dight was not as largely attended as Was expected, but those who were there bad a delightful tine, Mise ‘Eome Maher her right ese yesterday while engaged in cooking. The injury was attended to by a physician. a badly burned Wm. Monk became overheated yesterday while Pitching hay on Wm. Moyle’s lot near the depot, and for a time was prostrated. The prompt apPlication of restoratives brought him around again, Chris Weisenburger went to North Bloomfield today to remove the hoist thet was recently purchased by the Benner Gill Oompany. It will be brought to this city and reconstructed on the Oharonnat at Canada Hill, A three-foot ledge hag keen struck ip tbe drain tunnel of the Backeye mine at Willow Vallay, It was cutat a distance of about three hundred feet in the tunnel, and the quartz is heavily mineralized and of good quality, * Around This: Section. The executors of the estate of W. T Thomas, deceased, D. Fu:th and O. E. Taber, yesterday filed their account with County Olerk Arbogast, Tho report showed cash received, $2051.13; caeh paid out; $262.57; balance on hand. $1788.26. ae On account of the failure to have a district deputy Nevada City Lodge, No “6a, A. 0. U. W., did not install officers last evening, The members enjoyed a banquet, however. The in stallation will take place on Jaly 27th The toll bridge over the Middle Yuba at Freeman's Oroseing is closed to travel. While Thomes Wayman. wae driving s team with a heavily loaded wegon across Tuesday, a cross-tie near the Yaba county side broke and let the structure drop about eighteen inches The stagé and light vehicles are fording the river, At the session of the Banner Whist Olub at the home of Mre. “Harvey Oooper Tuesday night;-O, J. Brand won the first prize for gentlemen and Mrs, N. E. Obepman the first prize for ladie: ted L. Arbogast and Mrs. Myers E. Preston won the booby prizes. 7 Hangs Tomorrow. Uuless reprieved George Suesser, twice @onvicted of ths murder of Sheriff Farley in Monterey county on Sep tem ber 18, 1899, will be hanged in San Quentin prison tomorrow. He has been feigning insanity, but after most careful observation, Warden Tompkine and the physicians are satisfied tbat be is shamming. The murdered Sheriff was well known In this city,. where he resided at one time, and worked at his trade ag 8 printer in the TRANsoRIPT office, + #@e > Mine Looking Well O. F. Humphrey of San Franciaco, one of the owners in the Murchie mine and also interested io the Empire mine in Sierra county, re!urned to this gity this morning from the Empire mine, of which be made a thorough inspection, and reports the property as looking exceedingly well and ranning full handed. Good ore is being extracted all tle time. —-—+ ome + Sent to Prison. Victoria, B. O,, July 18—Francle Shepard, chief clerk and cashier of the Driad, the leading botel in Victoria, has been sentenc.d t6 one year’s imprisonment witb hard labor for faleifying accounts and getting away with $100. Shepard forged checks on the Occidental, San Francisco, while there, for which he ig still wanted, reacb the diseased portion of the ear. There is isonly one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous Hning of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the resalt, and anless ‘be inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its pormal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of ucoas services. or will give One Hundred Dollars for apy case of Deafness (caused by Catarrh) that cannot be cared by Hall’s Catarrb Cure. Send for circa lars, free. F. J CHENEY & OO, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Plenics al Olympia There were three picnic parties of young folks at Olympia Park this afternvon—two from Nevada City and oue from Grass Valley. Dancing matters were somewhat mixed up, as the N-yada contingent secured the platform but failed to hire the music in time. The Grass Valleyans got the music, bat were short of a platform. Whether the different parties pooled their issuee, or not, we were anable to learn. To Examine Mine. Dr. T. B. Timony, William Celio and H. 0. Olcudman left here this morcning for Downieville to examine a mine near there. The property belongs to H.and M, Appel, who also went up withthe gentlemen named A thorough inspection with a view to opening up the mine Is to be made. Pleads Guilty. St, Louis, July 18 —Joh: H. Schret ler, a former member of the St. Louis Manicipal Assembly, today pleaded guilty to acharge of bribery in connection with the passage of the city lighting bill, Fell to His Death ee ers OaKLaND, July 18.—Samuel Boyd, a Deafness Canrot Be Cured © butcher, walked out of a second-story by local applications as they cannot Veiadoe in his sleep, at his home, shoitly after midnight this morning, and died of hie injuries several hours later. ———_~+ ce = — When Jones was last in town he sai} “there was no Gilt Edge whisky” where he’d been. the moon,” guessed . Smith. guesser, that Smith. ‘*Mast have been to Good That Throbbing Headach> Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr, King’s New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches, and build up your health. Only 256 cents, money back if not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. They make pure blood . a 7 If the precent delightful weather ‘which we bave so tar been blessed ‘with this sammer prevails throughoat ‘he dry season, there is not likely to 5 -to the seaside. and other resorts, So far this month the high temperature usually experienced in thie section in the day time in July has been greatly moderated by cool breezes at« most fresh enough to signify the approach of a rain storm. At night, of jog hours, people’ have: found a little ‘fire and blankets very comfortable and desirable conveniences in the household, } In fact, we livé in a perfect olimate and summer resort iteelf, and if oar saturel advantages: for health, comfort, cawping: and: outdoor. enjoyment was as well known and extensively advertised as other places in the State which are called resorts but which possess ‘less attractive features than are found here, Nevada county would be visited by ovultitudes of tour‘sts and campers every yéar. Going.1o Leave Us. known mining men in this section of the State, who was born and raised in this county, will leave hero on Friday to make hisfature home, probably in the State of Nevada. From here he will go to Berkeley with his son, Les ter, where he will remain ashort time, {n about two weeks Mrs, Kirkham and daughter will go to Berkeley, and the family will take up their residence at that place. Many will regret their departare from our midst, for they ‘are all favorites of this community. Mr, Kirkham has sold out his entire prop~ erty in thie county, and says he has quit mining here for good. In August he intends to go to Tonopab, to engage in mining. Mr. Kirkham has probably done more prospecting for mines in this district. than any other one man, and he has been very succeseful. His hosts of friends regret his departure, for he is a No. 1 man in every particuler,iend will make friends wherever he goes. Work Resumed. Thomas Moran,’ the paving contractor, has réturned from a business trip to San Francisco, and grading his been resumed on Broad street. The material commenced to arrive today and from this time on work will be rashed to completion, Funeral Tomorrow. The funeral of the late John Hutchison will take place from the residence of David Hutchison on Piety Hili at 2 v’clock tomorrow (Friday) afternoon, Stanford Library “AN JOSE, July 18.—A contract was recorded here yesterday between Mra, Stanford and the McGilvray Stone Company for the construction -of the library at Stanford. It will be a magnificent building of three stories. The price named is $271,574, and the work is to be completed by 1905. It will be located 600 feet north of the northeast corner of the quadrangle. A duty imposed upon. the Buesian peasant women in parts of the empire ‘where detachmen te of the army are ete. tioned Is the gathering of fodder for the GATHERING FODDER, — be mach of an exodus 0’ out people late, ae well as during the early morn=’ W. W. Kirkham, one of the’ best. vaccmn ATING SEASON! By Fire, A fire broke out in the residence of James Worl on the old road to Graes Valley this morning about two o’olock and the stractare and its contents went up in smoke, Mr. Worl wae covered that the flames had gained headway in the kitchen and the dining room.‘He hurried to an adjoining room and had barely time to get bie brother and his nephew out of the barning building, they baving been dazed by the amoke. The lose ie estimated at $1500. The dwelling and ite contents were insured for $750. Strangled Her. New Yor, July 18.—Frighteped by the narrow escape of her young son from being run over by a heavy track, Mre. Mary Marphy, wife of a Brooklyn merchant, was st'angled to death by her falee teeth. In his harry to cross the street her son dashed im front of a team and narrowly escaped. His mother attempted to scream, and fell strangling before a crowd of pleasureseckers, She died in a few minutes, and the doctors found the cause in a set of teeth half-way down the throat. Fiendish Robbers *Smarrie, Jaly 18.—Robbers gagged and bound Mrs. Nellie Shaw to the piano in her home st Georgetown and left her for two hours anable to move or meke an outcry, After securely fastening their victim they rarsacked the Bonee and stole $10 in:cash and a few pieces of jewelry. Then they locked all the doors and windows of the house, threw the keys in the yard and made their escape, Bubonic Plague. New York, Jaly 18— The bubonic Plague has appeared in Rio Janeiro, according to a Herald dispatch. from that city. The municipal and State authorities heave adopted rigorous measures to check an epidemic. &0-—____—_— Stock, Bonds, Efe. The following are the quotations asked. for souks -ed-—bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon's sessions of the San Francisco Boards: . WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling: Wheat... weteeees Brewing Barley.,... ~ WATER AND GAS. Spring Valley..... $88 San Francisco Gas and Elec. 60 MIWING STOOKS, 1 1 BS Sk & : tab co cscs Gould & Our. Best & Bel.1 15 Con. Oal & Va.1 Savage.. Choller Justice. seeeoes ESesssrs Crown Point /, Yellow Jacket. Imperial. . Kentuck.. Alpha. Beleher.. Confidence. . 8&2 The Four-Story House on Sacramento street is offered for sale or rent. Also, a lot adjoining for sale. Apply to PASQUALLA ISOLT 4. Jid-tt E.y’s CREAM BALm™ " This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. Bs cleaness, soothes, hesie, unl peateete tha eanses, S00 diseased membrane. It cures Batak and drives vag & Cold in the Head a iaige Biss, 80 sents ot Dene au > § or ; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. FLY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St. New York bx CKLEG AND A NTHRAX efter . Phaozavinte, Joly 18—Track laying awekened by the fire and seon dis-. THE EAGLE SALOON Railroad. began today on the Placerville and Tahoe railroad. The road is now graded and the bridges completed to Smith’s Fiat, three miles end a half east of thie city. A large force of men are engaged in grading. between that place end the Seven Mile House. The road will be completed to the latter place thie season, At that place it will connect with the Narrow Gauge Railroad operated by the El Dorado Lumber Oompany. It is said that the work of building the road to Lake Tahoe will be resumed next season. Meat Goes Up. New Yoax, July 18—As soon as the retail bitchers in this city learned yesterday that strikes had been ordered in the meat packing planta in many of the large cities, they at once be-. ” gan to advance the price of afeat from two to three cents a pound. H. L. Eichelberger, General Organiser of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ and Butcher Workmen’s Union of Ameries, predicted that within three days there would be a meat famine in this city. Tree Pests. Sacrkamento, July 18—In a report to W. UH. Meteon, of the Yosemite Valley Commiesion, A. D. Hopkins, in charge of -Forest Insect Investigation, atates thet the pine wrevil hae attacked thcusands of the yellow pine trees in the valley and that to save growing trees the bark from those affected shoald be stripped and barned, otherwise all the pine trees in the valley + will be destroyed by the weevil. Fruit Shipment. SacRaMENTO, July 18—Sixty-five cars of deciduous fruits were shipped from this city to Eastern markets during the past twenty-four hours. This is the largest shipment made in a single day yet this year, and many cars more than were shipped on a corresponding date one year ago, when it was forty: four. The total number of cars shipped thie season to date is 1055. Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. arouses sluggish livers, relieves tortured ; dyspeptic stomIts action is mild and Pleasant, the results sureand permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy f sadist health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. 25c. kidneys, and cures gists and grocers, Carpets, inoleum NATIO and Wall Paper New Carpets just received. New stock of Wall Paper. New Inlaid Linoleum. New Welds Linoleum for go cts up. : ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. the time to place your orders, brought to. market, oo HEADQUARTERS The actommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not equalled by any hotel in Northern’ California. At) owner® q BROS gpore Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is Our lumber is sawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever IM. IL. & DD. Marsh AGENTS Office and Yarde—Head of Boulder Street, Nevada Olty. Tr erxonn 291 FOR EVERYBODY AND ge aneger®s Electric lights Hot and cold water Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “THE HOME OF GOOD ;LIVYERs” Del Monte Slf-Raising Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Ww Mots Saag Fay at lr 15 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. _ Country orders promptlyfattended to. Ohe Bee Ste Srocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Commercial Street. For Summer. Perfumes Fine Soaps Toilet Waters Floating Bath} Soap Talcum Powders, 15¢,"25¢ Foot Powders Bath Sponges Sea Salt g pee; (, Dickerman’s soe Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Oall Bells, Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer y8! Men and Tragsient trade. . Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glase > Quariz Manufactured Jewelry This is one of the things in which we excel. There’s nothing nicer than a ring or pin made out of quartz SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of pointe of interest in and aroand Nevada City. C.J. BRAND. JEWELER Lee & ‘ ¥ + OK O05 , Ye —Dealers in— Fruit and. Vegetables ‘Raspberries, Cherri<s, , Strawberries, Sammer Squash, Tomatoes, Green Peas end Beans, received fresh every day; also all other kinds of new fraite and vegetables in season. Maip street, near the Plaza Cool and Sharp fe the Beer drawn by us. -We make.a spectilty of keeping only some and ap-to-date styles, aecetons Broad Street, . ‘ Nevada Ctiy Ladies of Yevada City and S§rass Valley. sa You of 8 G i ( fn this city. I have an elegant and handsome stook t the dest and beet line NERY ever on Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear Rats. Ihave acleoted ‘hem with srecial care and they§inolude some very band.MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street. or posite Brand and Fartang’s the best. We also serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Dc inks We would be pleased to gee you at any tie, Che Best in town. Onr wines and liqnors cannot beexcsiled anywhere. We have Dower & Hooper, Proprietors wiues from six to twelve years old, riuhly flavored fal and every drop is full of vigor. Io bulk and bottle. the leading brands of Cigars also kept, . Nevapa orry «tA. Ql . ‘ as * y

Or0sis Shirts il prices $1.50 to ares of fer. CO, Cal. EEE Ml or an st Proof . Other proporprices. i Street ———_—_—_—_ NSO, palers in — r < Cigars. 4 (ao . f igh Class ET UORS and Nevada Oity es Peoples, sell it. high cts. also; mmething ays, and ive satis— J refunded, q y Blend.’ E: + how we coffee a Blenders la City. iN .NY . OF ,Co. > ot with you y year there a $5000 cash Joa ranee in the , $1,500,000 : benefits jento, Cal. “MONDAY, AUGUST Ist. taxes, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2to © 6 and7to8 p. m. until August let. —_—_—_—————— THURSDAY..... JULY 14, 1904 SONAL MENTION. Daily Record of the Doings of Our People, ‘W. Jackson of Stockton fe in town. F, Bovee of Alleghany arrived-there last night. . xl. Warner went over te French Oorral today. . B, Ealeston is here from Salinas on @ bueiness trip, RB. Brown and F. Bovee are down from Alleghany, L_ W. Sampson arrived here from Reno thie morning, W.O. Miller of North Bloomfield are, tived here last evening, Fred Searle went to San Francisco kay on legal business, J. H. Merrill of San Francisco is ‘here spending a few days. A. E>Wilzin aod 8, O. Myers are ‘here from San Francisco, -O, B. Kimball. and E. M. Wellman ‘are here from Marysville, T. B. Williamson of San Rafael is ‘here on mining business. J. H. Merrill of San Francisco is ‘here spending a few days. Dr. O. H. Lehners left this morning ‘for San Francieco on a visit. -Mre. M. Bernheim and daughter are ‘visiting friends at You Bet. Civil Engineer E.O. Uren is doing ‘some surveying around Omege. L. Hyman retarned last evening ‘from a business trip to the Bay, J. G. Greenbam of San Francieco ‘arrived here on the morning train, Ex-Sheriff T. W. O'Neil of Sacra‘mento is spending a few days here. ‘ead. 8S. Lundaberg, wife and daughter ‘returned to Relief Hill this morning. Mise Nina Rush will arrive here this ‘evening on a visit to Miss Lucy Gray. Howard Noell of Grass Valley wae ‘taken suddenly iil in this city last night. W. 2. Chatfield arrived here last night from the American mine, above Forest City. Assayer James R. Rosewall left for Tonopab, Nevada, this morning on a business trip. Percy Tolman returned to the Bay yesterday after visiting with Merritt Rector of thie city. John Foss left this morning for San Francisco to attend the Grand Lodge, ‘Bone of St George. D. H. Barns and wife arrived here ‘this morning on thelr way to Oheroikee to visit relatives. John Ramsey, the well known miner, ‘deft today for Vallejo, where he may -oonclude to remain. Radolpb Kleiner arrived from Oskiland yesterday on his way to Oherokee to visit his brother. B. Goodwin of the Murchie Gold ‘Qonsolidated Mines Oompany arrived ‘on the morning train. Miss Johanna Downing is having the ‘front part of the Central Hotel nicely fitted up for a waiting room. Mrs. Dolan, who has been here on a ‘visit to her son, James Dolan, reitarned this morning to San Francisco. George Noyes, Ed Massie and Frank ‘Thomas have gope to Tonopah, Newada, where they will engage in mindog. M.G. Treadwell and wife have removed from Oolgate to Indian Flat. They expect to leave for San Francisco shortly. The old reliable “K. L. ©.” Butter feagain in the market, Sold by W. G. RICHARDS. j18-tf Flavoring extracts are generally fictitious or weak ; Schilling’s Best are true and full. ~ strength. Your grocer’s; moneyback. The City Taxes for the fecal year 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent 02 I will be at my office in the City Hall, for the purpose of collecting H. SHEARER, City Marshal and Tax Oollector. Wevada City, Jane 17, 1004, fHE TRANSCRIPY, Of Happenings of Interest in and The Knights of the Royal Arch settled up their Fourth of Jaly business at their meeting last night. The Native Daughters dance last Dight was not as largely attended as Was expected, but those who were there bad a delightful tine, Mise ‘Eome Maher her right ese yesterday while engaged in cooking. The injury was attended to by a physician. a badly burned Wm. Monk became overheated yesterday while Pitching hay on Wm. Moyle’s lot near the depot, and for a time was prostrated. The prompt apPlication of restoratives brought him around again, Chris Weisenburger went to North Bloomfield today to remove the hoist thet was recently purchased by the Benner Gill Oompany. It will be brought to this city and reconstructed on the Oharonnat at Canada Hill, A three-foot ledge hag keen struck ip tbe drain tunnel of the Backeye mine at Willow Vallay, It was cutat a distance of about three hundred feet in the tunnel, and the quartz is heavily mineralized and of good quality, * Around This: Section. The executors of the estate of W. T Thomas, deceased, D. Fu:th and O. E. Taber, yesterday filed their account with County Olerk Arbogast, Tho report showed cash received, $2051.13; caeh paid out; $262.57; balance on hand. $1788.26. ae On account of the failure to have a district deputy Nevada City Lodge, No “6a, A. 0. U. W., did not install officers last evening, The members enjoyed a banquet, however. The in stallation will take place on Jaly 27th The toll bridge over the Middle Yuba at Freeman's Oroseing is closed to travel. While Thomes Wayman. wae driving s team with a heavily loaded wegon across Tuesday, a cross-tie near the Yaba county side broke and let the structure drop about eighteen inches The stagé and light vehicles are fording the river, At the session of the Banner Whist Olub at the home of Mre. “Harvey Oooper Tuesday night;-O, J. Brand won the first prize for gentlemen and Mrs, N. E. Obepman the first prize for ladie: ted L. Arbogast and Mrs. Myers E. Preston won the booby prizes. 7 Hangs Tomorrow. Uuless reprieved George Suesser, twice @onvicted of ths murder of Sheriff Farley in Monterey county on Sep tem ber 18, 1899, will be hanged in San Quentin prison tomorrow. He has been feigning insanity, but after most careful observation, Warden Tompkine and the physicians are satisfied tbat be is shamming. The murdered Sheriff was well known In this city,. where he resided at one time, and worked at his trade ag 8 printer in the TRANsoRIPT office, + #@e > Mine Looking Well O. F. Humphrey of San Franciaco, one of the owners in the Murchie mine and also interested io the Empire mine in Sierra county, re!urned to this gity this morning from the Empire mine, of which be made a thorough inspection, and reports the property as looking exceedingly well and ranning full handed. Good ore is being extracted all tle time. —-—+ ome + Sent to Prison. Victoria, B. O,, July 18—Francle Shepard, chief clerk and cashier of the Driad, the leading botel in Victoria, has been sentenc.d t6 one year’s imprisonment witb hard labor for faleifying accounts and getting away with $100. Shepard forged checks on the Occidental, San Francisco, while there, for which he ig still wanted, reacb the diseased portion of the ear. There is isonly one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous Hning of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the resalt, and anless ‘be inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its pormal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of ucoas services. or will give One Hundred Dollars for apy case of Deafness (caused by Catarrh) that cannot be cared by Hall’s Catarrb Cure. Send for circa lars, free. F. J CHENEY & OO, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Plenics al Olympia There were three picnic parties of young folks at Olympia Park this afternvon—two from Nevada City and oue from Grass Valley. Dancing matters were somewhat mixed up, as the N-yada contingent secured the platform but failed to hire the music in time. The Grass Valleyans got the music, bat were short of a platform. Whether the different parties pooled their issuee, or not, we were anable to learn. To Examine Mine. Dr. T. B. Timony, William Celio and H. 0. Olcudman left here this morcning for Downieville to examine a mine near there. The property belongs to H.and M, Appel, who also went up withthe gentlemen named A thorough inspection with a view to opening up the mine Is to be made. Pleads Guilty. St, Louis, July 18 —Joh: H. Schret ler, a former member of the St. Louis Manicipal Assembly, today pleaded guilty to acharge of bribery in connection with the passage of the city lighting bill, Fell to His Death ee ers OaKLaND, July 18.—Samuel Boyd, a Deafness Canrot Be Cured © butcher, walked out of a second-story by local applications as they cannot Veiadoe in his sleep, at his home, shoitly after midnight this morning, and died of hie injuries several hours later. ———_~+ ce = — When Jones was last in town he sai} “there was no Gilt Edge whisky” where he’d been. the moon,” guessed . Smith. guesser, that Smith. ‘*Mast have been to Good That Throbbing Headach> Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr, King’s New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches, and build up your health. Only 256 cents, money back if not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. They make pure blood . a 7 If the precent delightful weather ‘which we bave so tar been blessed ‘with this sammer prevails throughoat ‘he dry season, there is not likely to 5 -to the seaside. and other resorts, So far this month the high temperature usually experienced in thie section in the day time in July has been greatly moderated by cool breezes at« most fresh enough to signify the approach of a rain storm. At night, of jog hours, people’ have: found a little ‘fire and blankets very comfortable and desirable conveniences in the household, } In fact, we livé in a perfect olimate and summer resort iteelf, and if oar saturel advantages: for health, comfort, cawping: and: outdoor. enjoyment was as well known and extensively advertised as other places in the State which are called resorts but which possess ‘less attractive features than are found here, Nevada county would be visited by ovultitudes of tour‘sts and campers every yéar. Going.1o Leave Us.

known mining men in this section of the State, who was born and raised in this county, will leave hero on Friday to make hisfature home, probably in the State of Nevada. From here he will go to Berkeley with his son, Les ter, where he will remain ashort time, {n about two weeks Mrs, Kirkham and daughter will go to Berkeley, and the family will take up their residence at that place. Many will regret their departare from our midst, for they ‘are all favorites of this community. Mr, Kirkham has sold out his entire prop~ erty in thie county, and says he has quit mining here for good. In August he intends to go to Tonopab, to engage in mining. Mr. Kirkham has probably done more prospecting for mines in this district. than any other one man, and he has been very succeseful. His hosts of friends regret his departure, for he is a No. 1 man in every particuler,iend will make friends wherever he goes. Work Resumed. Thomas Moran,’ the paving contractor, has réturned from a business trip to San Francisco, and grading his been resumed on Broad street. The material commenced to arrive today and from this time on work will be rashed to completion, Funeral Tomorrow. The funeral of the late John Hutchison will take place from the residence of David Hutchison on Piety Hili at 2 v’clock tomorrow (Friday) afternoon, Stanford Library “AN JOSE, July 18.—A contract was recorded here yesterday between Mra, Stanford and the McGilvray Stone Company for the construction -of the library at Stanford. It will be a magnificent building of three stories. The price named is $271,574, and the work is to be completed by 1905. It will be located 600 feet north of the northeast corner of the quadrangle. A duty imposed upon. the Buesian peasant women in parts of the empire ‘where detachmen te of the army are ete. tioned Is the gathering of fodder for the GATHERING FODDER, — be mach of an exodus 0’ out people late, ae well as during the early morn=’ W. W. Kirkham, one of the’ best. vaccmn ATING SEASON! By Fire, A fire broke out in the residence of James Worl on the old road to Graes Valley this morning about two o’olock and the stractare and its contents went up in smoke, Mr. Worl wae covered that the flames had gained headway in the kitchen and the dining room.‘He hurried to an adjoining room and had barely time to get bie brother and his nephew out of the barning building, they baving been dazed by the amoke. The lose ie estimated at $1500. The dwelling and ite contents were insured for $750. Strangled Her. New Yor, July 18.—Frighteped by the narrow escape of her young son from being run over by a heavy track, Mre. Mary Marphy, wife of a Brooklyn merchant, was st'angled to death by her falee teeth. In his harry to cross the street her son dashed im front of a team and narrowly escaped. His mother attempted to scream, and fell strangling before a crowd of pleasureseckers, She died in a few minutes, and the doctors found the cause in a set of teeth half-way down the throat. Fiendish Robbers *Smarrie, Jaly 18.—Robbers gagged and bound Mrs. Nellie Shaw to the piano in her home st Georgetown and left her for two hours anable to move or meke an outcry, After securely fastening their victim they rarsacked the Bonee and stole $10 in:cash and a few pieces of jewelry. Then they locked all the doors and windows of the house, threw the keys in the yard and made their escape, Bubonic Plague. New York, Jaly 18— The bubonic Plague has appeared in Rio Janeiro, according to a Herald dispatch. from that city. The municipal and State authorities heave adopted rigorous measures to check an epidemic. &0-—____—_— Stock, Bonds, Efe. The following are the quotations asked. for souks -ed-—bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon's sessions of the San Francisco Boards: . WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling: Wheat...... weteeees Brewing Barley..,...... ~ WATER AND GAS. Spring Valley......... $88 San Francisco Gas and Elec.. 60 MIWING STOOKS, 1 1 BS Sk & : tab co cscs Gould & Our.. Best & Bel..1 15 Con. Oal & Va.1 Savage.... Choller Justice. seeeoes ESesssrs Crown Point /, Yellow Jacket. Imperial.. .. Kentuck... Alpha.. Beleher.... Confidence. .. 8&2 The Four-Story House on Sacramento street is offered for sale or rent. Also, a lot adjoining for sale. Apply to PASQUALLA ISOLT 4. Jid-tt E.y’s CREAM BALm™ " This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. Bs cleaness, soothes, hesie, unl peateete tha eanses, S00 diseased membrane. It cures Batak and drives vag & Cold in the Head a iaige Biss, 80 sents ot Dene au > § or ; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. FLY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St.. New York bx CKLEG AND A NTHRAX efter . Phaozavinte, Joly 18—Track laying awekened by the fire and seon dis-. THE EAGLE SALOON Railroad. began today on the Placerville and Tahoe railroad. The road is now graded and the bridges completed to Smith’s Fiat, three miles end a half east of thie city. A large force of men are engaged in grading. between that place end the Seven Mile House. The road will be completed to the latter place thie season, At that place it will connect with the Narrow Gauge Railroad operated by the El Dorado Lumber Oompany. It is said that the work of building the road to Lake Tahoe will be resumed next season. Meat Goes Up. New Yoax, July 18—As soon as the retail bitchers in this city learned yesterday that strikes had been ordered in the meat packing planta in many of the large cities, they at once be-. ” gan to advance the price of afeat from two to three cents a pound. H. L. Eichelberger, General Organiser of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ and Butcher Workmen’s Union of Ameries, predicted that within three days there would be a meat famine in this city. Tree Pests. Sacrkamento, July 18—In a report to W. UH. Meteon, of the Yosemite Valley Commiesion, A. D. Hopkins, in charge of -Forest Insect Investigation, atates thet the pine wrevil hae attacked thcusands of the yellow pine trees in the valley and that to save growing trees the bark from those affected shoald be stripped and barned, otherwise all the pine trees in the valley + will be destroyed by the weevil. Fruit Shipment. SacRaMENTO, July 18—Sixty-five cars of deciduous fruits were shipped from this city to Eastern markets during the past twenty-four hours. This is the largest shipment made in a single day yet this year, and many cars more than were shipped on a corresponding date one year ago, when it was forty: four. The total number of cars shipped thie season to date is 1055. Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. arouses sluggish livers, relieves tortured ; dyspeptic stomIts action is mild and Pleasant, the results sureand permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy f sadist health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. 25c. kidneys, and cures gists and grocers, Carpets, inoleum NATIO and Wall Paper New Carpets just received. New stock of Wall Paper. New Inlaid Linoleum. New Welds Linoleum for go cts up. : ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. the time to place your orders, brought to. market, oo HEADQUARTERS The actommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not equalled by any hotel in Northern’ California. At) owner® q BROS gpore Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is Our lumber is sawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever IM. IL. & DD. Marsh AGENTS Office and Yarde—Head of Boulder Street, Nevada Olty. Tr erxonn 291 FOR EVERYBODY AND ge aneger®s Electric lights Hot and cold water Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “THE HOME OF GOOD ;LIVYERs” Del Monte Slf-Raising Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Ww Mots Saag Fay at lr 15 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. _ Country orders promptlyfattended to. Ohe Bee Ste Srocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Commercial Street. For Summer.. Perfumes Fine Soaps Toilet Waters Floating Bath} Soap Talcum Powders, 15¢,"25¢ Foot Powders Bath Sponges Sea Salt g pee; (, Dickerman’s soe Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Oall Bells, Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer y8! Men and Tragsient trade. .. Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glase > Quariz Manufactured Jewelry This is one of the things in which we excel. There’s nothing nicer than a ring or pin made out of quartz SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of pointe of interest in and aroand Nevada City. C.J. BRAND. JEWELER Lee & ‘ ¥ + OK O05 , Ye —Dealers in— Fruit and. Vegetables ‘Raspberries, Cherri<s, , Strawberries, Sammer Squash, Tomatoes, Green Peas end Beans, received fresh every day; also all other kinds of new fraite and vegetables in season. Maip street, near the Plaza Cool and Sharp fe the Beer drawn by us. -We make.a spectilty of keeping only some and ap-to-date styles, aecetons Broad Street, . ‘ Nevada Ctiy Ladies of Yevada City and S§rass Valley. sa You of 8 G i ( fn this city. I have an elegant and handsome stook t the dest and beet line NERY ever on Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear Rats. Ihave acleoted ‘hem with srecial care and they§inolude some very band..MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street. or posite Brand and Fartang’s the best. We also serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Dc inks We would be pleased to gee you at any tie, Che Best in town.. Onr wines and liqnors cannot beexcsiled anywhere. We have Dower & Hooper, Proprietors wiues from six to twelve years old, riuhly flavored fal and every drop is full of vigor. Io bulk and bottle. the leading brands of Cigars also kept, . Nevapa orry «tA. Ql . ‘ as * y