July 2, 1895 (4 pages)

ra (Rowman is RE STK Published Every Evening, except Sunday. TUESDAY JULY. 2, 1895. Tone eeeeeneenneeneeeaseememmmemennal BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT ye 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home t ' «. Happenings, ~ Wood men should read the, advertisements in today’s Transcript for bids for furnishing wood at the Court House and at the schoolhouses, Three camping’ parties passed through town today en route to the mountain lakes. They will tind it rather cold and the ground damp yet in many places above Bowman -Dam, owing to the fact that the snow has not all melted away. . The season is two or three weeks late in this respect. “PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. G.E. Yates of Oakland is in town. R. Rex came up from Auburn to-day, \, Mra. E. Johnson of Seattle is here a > ependibg a few days. Frank Bell came up from Auburn this morning, Harry Lesser of Oakland is here visiting the family of L. Lubeck. V. G. Helmet came City today. Mrs. Dickerson came down from Bloomfield today. ye L. Burkhardt of Chicago arrived here on last night’s-train. j T. Davis and M. Baxter came over from ' Towles Station last evening, G, Webster and R, Issac,of Marysville, were in town today, : J. R. Morrison returned last evening from San Francisco. Ned Cassel of San Francisco is here on a visit to his sister, Mrs. L. Lubeck, Superintendent A. L. Begbie returned from the Bay last night. Mrs. C, Walsey of Grass Valley went up on the San Juan stage this morning. W. W. Casserly and wife of Pike City arrived here last night from San Francisco. Miss Tessie Lubeck returned home ye:terday from Oakland, where she has been visiting relatives, —_————--~+-#@e —_ —= Line of March. The following will be the line of march onthe Fourth of July at Grass Valley: From the depot down to Main street, to Mill, to Walsh, to Church, to Neal, to School, to Main, to the Morgan House, countermarch down Main to Church, to Neal to Auburn to> Race, countermarch down Auburn to Main street, where there will be an inspection by the Grand Marshal, thence to the grand stand, passing in review of the President. of the day,the Grand Marshal and his aids at the head of Mill street. At the grand stand the column will break jranks to attend the literary exerciees, which will be held at ‘the grand stand in front of the Holbrook. Amounts Paid In. down from Pike The following amounts were paid into the county treasury for the month of June : Joseph Hustler, redemption of tax certificate, No. 132, of 1893, $5.88; Mrs. A; R. McIntosh, redemption of tax certificate, No. 99, 1893, $3.79; M. H. Bobo, redemp.tion of tax certificate, No. 911,792, $190; M. C. Bobo, redemption of tax certificate, No. 130, 1890, $15.91; W. E. Brown, State redemption of tax certificate, No. 121, 1894, $4.76; W. J. Rogers, fee for teachers’ certificates, $28; Ira H. Davis, redemption of tax certificate, No. 119, 1886, $30.50. J. J, Lyons, rent of school house at Willow Valley, €5; John Webber, rent of store, $25; C. E. Mulloy, Justice’s fines, $13.85;D. F. Douglass, Sheriff's fees, foreign, 75 cents; D. F. Douglass, Sheriff’s fees, $33.78; B. F. Snell, delinquent taxes of 1894, $752.74; B. F. Snell, licenses, $762.13; J. J. Greany, Auditor’s fees on licenses, $46; B. F. Snell, T.eagurer’s commission for estates deeeased persons, $41.23; P. H. Paynter, Justice's fines, “$48; J. KR. Tyrrell, Justice’s fines, $127.90; John Werry, Recorder's fees, $145.30; J. J. Greany, law library tax, $14, J.J. Greany, Clerk’s fees, $159,70; W. H. Martin, school poll taxes, $1560.60; W. H. Martin, road poll taxes, $1807.95; W. B. Martin, personal property tax of 1895, $5302.59; W. J. Rogers, granting and renewing teachers’ certificates, $18. eet eS ek Furnished House to Let. A small furnished house near Half-Mile House, to be let on reasonable terms, Apply to 5 j2-2t I. J. Roure, = ee Bee Ir you want a reliable dye that will color an even brown or black, and will please and satisfy you every time, use Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers, : OD eee Uniform Rank K. of P. The officers and members of Mountain Division, No, 16, U; R. K. of P., are requested to meet at.Armory Hall on Wednesday evening, July 3d, at 8 o'clock. By order. Cuas, Proonr, Captain, Guo, A. Grax, Recorder; 4m jl-3t . ee ai THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. ee Bills Against the County Allowed and Y Ordered. Paid. The following demands were allowed on the General Fund: : 8. D. Avery, conveying sick to Hospital, $5. Evening Herald, advertising and printing, $106.70. . D. 8. Baker, hauling, $4.50. A. C. Cooke, burying paupers, $30. E. W. Dulac, guarding chaingang,1$28. 75. John Lohman, conveying sick to Hospital, $5. L. P. McCarthy, Statistician, $8. Union Ice Company, ice, $14 46. W. H. Martin, rent of hall at Grass Valley, $12. W.-D. Harris, burying paupers, $15. Henry Waters, salary as Horticultural Commissioner, $50. : Nevada City Water Company, water for Court House and Treasurer’s office, $69.55, Thomas Nilor, conveying sick to Hospital, $6. D. Shoemaker, autopsies, $30. Witness fees—George Allan $8.15, O. W. Bean, $8.15, W. Kyle, $8.15, A. Maroney, $8.15, George Kyle $8.15, W. H. Burns $8 15, H. L. Moody, contingent expenses District Attorney’s office, $75. ‘ Sunset Telephone Company, use of telephone, $54.10. Henry Daniels, bnrying pauper, $15. W. 1, Liggett, contingent expenses District Attorney’s office, #15, i Woi.Curless, salary as health officer, $60 Mileage and per diem of Members County of Education—A. E. Baugh, $85; F. .L. Arbogast, $101.80; J. M. Hussey, $90; W. J. Rogers, $85. é J. H. Reader, conveying sick to Hospital, $6. : H. J. Witter, witness fees, $4, & Wm. Monk, watching chaingang, $22.50 Wm. Nelson, witness fees, $3, C. L. Maller, examining insane and autopsy, $20. Jas, Hennessy, ‘livery hire, $25, D. F, Douglass, Sheriff's expenses outside of county, $82.95. : The official proceedings of the Board were ordered published in the Grass Valley Daily Tidings; : The Clerk was instructed to advertise in the Nevada Dairy Transcripr for proposals for furnishing 324 cords of oak wood, to be delivered at the Court House, and 24 cords to be delivered at the Treasurer's office, contract to be lét July 15th, at 2 o'clock: : The following demands ‘were allowed on the 5th Road District Fund: John Nearing, labor on roads, $6.25. Thomas Miller, labor on roads,$114.37. A. J. McPhetres, labor on roads, $407. Labor on roads—Citizens Bank, $15: W. F. Wilke, $264.24; J. L, Lewison, $212.49; J. Adolph, $16.87; Jas. McDonald, $10.62: S. G. Walliams, $58.12; {Truckee Lumber Co., $92.83; W. McDougal, $118.75; W. A. Bucknam, $48.05; C. E. Chandler, $58.12; A. C. Cook, $52.05; John Moore, labor on roads, $127.50; J. F. Moody, $8; Wm. Johnson, $52.50; Peter Smith, $60; Geo. Morrill, $58.75; Thos. Cassidy, $13.75; T. J. Smith, $58.75; Al. Richardson, $5; Jas. Bigham, $95.05; D. McPhetres, $6.73; H. & F. L. Cooper, $16.34; A. G. Chew, $813,74. Ehe quarterly report of J. M, Buffington, Road commissioner of District No. 1, was read, approved and ordered placed on file, The against the county were found due and ordered paid on the First Road District Fund: JXM. Murphy, $22 50; C. Galbraith, $8 50; W. H. Murchie, $10; Thos Mooney, $204; J. P. Arbogast, $168; F, T. Maher, $55; A. H. Scott,.75 cents, J. M. Buffington; mileage per diem as Road Commiasscner, $100. Joseph Jones, labor on roads, $85. The following demand was ordered paid on the General Fund: following demands Citizens Bank, labor on roads, District No. 1, $416 88. -_ —~-0Ge eo _. —_—______. Just Received. The largest assortment of White Sailor County Board of Education. Of the 28 applicants who were examined in different parts of the county as to’ their qualifications to enter the Normal School, the County Board of Education has passed the following, whose pe centage is also given: Millie McPhetres, 89.6; Lizzie Finnegan, 86.6; Belle Garcia, 84; Esther. MeBean, 84; George Cunard, 84; Jesse Fraser, 82.5; Josie Mulcahy, 80.6. Miss Margaret Virieyard was granted a renewal] of her Primary Grade certificate. The following books aud maps were placed on the library list: Frye’s Complete Geography, Ten Boys, Franklin’s Life, Qur World Reader No. 1, Gods and Heroes, The Beginner’s American History, Lentee’s Map of California, Reduction’of Fare. Commencing at 11 o'clock tonight, and continuing to and including the 5:50 -train on July 4th, the Narrow Gauge Railroad will issue excursion tickets from Nevada City to Colfax and return for $2, good for return on all trains up to and including July 8th, % * o, ORE ee { Admission Day. Sheriff Douglass, who’ was appointed by the Native Sons a committee of one to arA STELLAR ATTRACTION. A Fine Performance Given at the Theatre Last Night by the Palmer Company, Chas. Palmer and his company of players appeared before a Nevada City audience last night for the first time: and made one of the finest impressions upon our péople of any theatrical company that ever tread the boards of our local play house. The company is a klng-pin organization in every respect and is undoubtedly one of the best light comedy troupes on the rodd this season, All expéctations were gratified and the many favorable comments of the merits of the company heralded in advance of their arrival were more than verified. Particular stress may be laid upon the specialties introduced by the company. They are of a high-class and refined character and have met with the indorsement and approbation of the pressand public at all times and in all places, The play put on last night, ᠀甀爀 “Boy,” isarather comical piece, with little plot and punctuated throughout with fine singing and clever and artistic dancing, and it must be said that the leading vocalists with this combination have never been range for special rates of fare for those who wish to attend the Admission Day celebration at Sacramento, has consulted personally with the, railroad people, and reports the following rates for the occasion mentioned: From Ceclfax to return, $1.95, provided the excursionists go in @ body, or $115 for a car, which. wil] carry sixty people. All above sixty wil! be charged $1 95 each, gly or afew together will be charged $2 75 very liberal A considerable reduction is also-exSacramento and Persons going sineach. These are certainly rates. pected on the Narrow Gauge, aes +--+ leans That Football Match. Word was received from Grass Valley. this afternoon to the effect that it is believed there that the football match will not take place there on the Fourth. The players want a purse of $50, while the committee will only give $25. given for other sports should there be ‘ho feotball game. This money will be Water to + ©@emiei Be Turned Off. The water will be shut off from the main on Commercial and Main streets from 7 till 9 o'clock. this evening, to allow the gate on the Nevada-street main to be repaired, Consumers should draw a supply before hand, Boo Spiritualism. Dr. Hannan is here arranging for the appearance of Dr. Annie Wilder, who is a medium of considerable note. She will lecture on spiritualism at Odd Fellows Hall the latter part of the week. a ee ee An Electro-Magnetic Cannon. This recent invention is dependent for its action upon the principle of the foree of attraction and repulsion as caused by magnetism. A brass tube, 5 feet long, 246 inches in diameter and 1 inch. bore, was wrapped with insulated wire along its entire length, the current flowing through different sections of the windings in such a: manner as to ¢anse the bullets to becomé temporary magnets, which were attracted by the magnétic lines of force ahead of them and repelled by those behind them, thus giving the projectiles an increasing hnpetus as they pass along the gun. The bullets are thrown forward in much the same man> ner as the armature of an electri¢ motor is turned on its axis. The cannon’ is light, inexpensive, and its capacity for throwing projectiles depends on the rapidity of loading the same. It is estimated that a five foot gun, requiring 500 volts and 100 amperes, will throw a ing velocity of 100 pounds.-—Boston Journal of Commerce. Got What She Asked For. 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Given a fair start on any sentence in Dickens’ works, he will complete that sentence with yery little deviation from textural accuracy. Were every copy of ‘‘Pickwjick Papeis’’ destroyed today William Morris conld write the book almost word for word as ig uoWw stands. Groenland was so called because in fummer its hills were covered with a beautifal green moss. ~ Paganini looked tike acaricature of ‘a man, 86 thin was he, with every feature exaggerated. Haydn had a long nose,*an almost in-» variable peculiarity of genius. Buckram was at first any sort of cleth stiffened with gum. 2 a eeeEeneEeede a oko lair, includiug its growth, health, youthful ‘olor, and beauty. I+ will please you, Sins esmneiniiadienins ni Furnished House For Rent. 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Mr. Palmer’s beautiful rendition. of Mother to Me,” received hearty applause and the singer was compelled to appear a number of times, Messrs, Sedley and McGrath sang some popular songs which caught the fancy of the audience, Albert Hosmer and Miss Hattie Ross sustained dramatic parts during the evening, Both are general favorites with our people and when each appeared they were greeted with bursts of applause, which showed they have not been forgotten since their ‘last visit, Mr. Hosmer’s role was somewhat out of his usual line of ‘acting but he portrayed his part in a manner which demonstrates that he can depart from the style peculiar to himself and still retain’ his strength and ability. Miss Ross depicted the character of an adventurous woman and did’so as only. she can, She is one of the few actresses’ who is always at home on any stage and possesses a stage appearance and gracefulness one may well, be proud of. A few of the other members of the company who were ‘nut down for numbers in last night’s piece rendered a number of selections as a prelude to what may be expected tonight, ard Miss Guererro gave the:Spanish and tambourine dancesin a clever aud graceful manner, Tonight the company ends its engagement here with théir strong piece, “During the Ball,”. In this piece all the members will have full scope to demoustrate their abilities. The members of Mr. Palmers troupe are among the most pleasant and affable theatrical people whom we have ever come in contact with and are to be recommended wherever they go. : —°~@o +—________. Good Prospects. Tidings: The North Star Mining Company in blasting out the foundation for . their new power, found that instead ‘of getting a solid fondation, as they -hoped, they found numerous clay seams throughout the rock and were therefore compelled to put in @ solid stone foundation. 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Ail to be delivered on or before OCTOBER Ist 1895, and nicely corded up.Bids will be opened on July [5th, 1895, at 2 o'clock P. M, The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. * Py order of the Board Of Supervisors. J. J. GREANY, Clerk. By J. C. Nilon, Deputy Dated July 1st, 1895 Notice to Coutractors. Proposals will be received at the Home Gold Mining Company up-to July 8, To sink the main shaft One Hundred Feet, fhe contractors to furnish powder, fuse, caps ‘and candles, The company will furnish tools, do. the blacksmithing and hoisting, All information will be given at the mine. NEVADA THEATRE. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. “ Guaranteed to pump four times as WM. NANCE, Mining Engineer, Machi 8, wil , i j Mines and machinery inspected. 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MEN’S ~WEAR.~<ee I have an extensive line of imported and domestic 8 Suits, Business Suits, and your «Sunday am making OVERCOAIS of the Latest Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices that compare favorably with ‘‘store” overcoats, Come ——— . a 3E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. in Transcript Block. We hive You SUITS $45 UP. ae PANTS $4 UP. a Sxmith PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. red For Common Sense IF YOU HAVE A SUIT MADE WITH US. Perfect Fit Guaranteed —~2 eo —Bros. Merchant Tailors, Kemoval. oXGT ERs Notice to Water Cotiauu ers. Owing to the great quantity of water consumed in street Palmer’s Comedians, In the very. brightest and most Electric Musical Extravaganza’s, & ‘OUR BOY,” “DURING THE BALL’ rkling with Gems, Comical Situations and Lahgh Provoking Contretemps, while giving fullsagope for the most Tickets now on sale, 50 and 75 cents, Fam now prepared to do the above work in a Very Lowest Rates. A share of the public patronage is solic“M.D. ROHR, Shop at Scaman’s Carriagc. Factory 8 on Piety Hill; chauge Hotel, i Orders may be left at the National ExFine and Artistic Manner, and at the tion. = Oe nee MRS. A. PERRY From Pine Street, To the Mills’ Restaurant, On Broad Street. I am now better prepared to serve my patrons than ever before. 0 Monuments, Tombstones, &c, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, Boulder Street, Near Park Avenue, Weere fully Prepared to take con tracts for all kinds of: Monumunt, Tombstone Scotch Granite, and Marl lef every AescripLettering on Tombstones and Monnmentes promptly attended to. ‘ Ali work warranted to be first-c'ass and the prices lowest in the State. Before giving your orders for any kind of Marble or Granite, Work give us a call, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. Has Removed Her Oyster Parlors And Granite ‘Work. . nearly exhausted, and the people of those portions suffer for the lack of water duriny the day time, when so much sprinkling is carried on.It is therefore necessary for the proper protection of. the town to restrict the hours during which the sprinkling of Streets may be continued, From date, until arrange ments can be made for better facilities, these hours will be from. 9 to 10 A.-M. and from 4 to § o'clock p. m, We hope the people will accommodate themselves for the present to these hours. NEVADACITY WATER WORKS. ° 7 E. J. Moxcan, Agent. June 24th, .i + } COLFAX STAGE. ‘GUS KOPPE, Proprietor. . Two Round Trips Daily Fare, $1.25 A nice, shady, 16-mile drive, with excellent scenery and no high trestles, : Timetable :, : Leave Nevada City at 4:30 A. M. > Connections nade with Colfax: local to Sacramento, , Leave at 11:30 A. M. connecting with No, 1 Kast and No. 2 West.bound trains, Dus tcrs furnished free, ; Orders left at Hennessey’s stable wil! .be . promptly attended to, e 0 Nance’s Patent Improved Pumping _ Engine and Pumps. . CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS sprinkling the supply of water ~ at the outskirts of the city +s —— dera ach, recti Pills and com] for . dee] don and lead that atril for s drift rich thes cons grea view shaf the

ra (Rowman is RE STK Published Every Evening, except Sunday. TUESDAY JULY. 2, 1895. Tone eeeeeneenneeneeeaseememmmemennal BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT ye 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home t ' «. Happenings, ~ Wood men should read the, advertisements in today’s Transcript for bids for furnishing wood at the Court House and at the schoolhouses, Three camping’ parties passed through town today en route to the mountain lakes. They will tind it rather cold and the ground damp yet in many places above Bowman -Dam, owing to the fact that the snow has not all melted away. . The season is two or three weeks late in this respect. “PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. G.E. Yates of Oakland is in town. R. Rex came up from Auburn to-day, \, Mra. E. Johnson of Seattle is here a > ependibg a few days. Frank Bell came up from Auburn this morning, Harry Lesser of Oakland is here visiting the family of L. Lubeck. V. G. Helmet came City today. Mrs. Dickerson came down from Bloomfield today. ye L. Burkhardt of Chicago arrived here on last night’s-train. j T. Davis and M. Baxter came over from ' Towles Station last evening, G, Webster and R, Issac,of Marysville, were in town today, : J. R. Morrison returned last evening from San Francisco. Ned Cassel of San Francisco is here on a visit to his sister, Mrs. L. Lubeck, Superintendent A. L. Begbie returned from the Bay last night. Mrs. C, Walsey of Grass Valley went up on the San Juan stage this morning. W. W. Casserly and wife of Pike City arrived here last night from San Francisco. Miss Tessie Lubeck returned home ye:terday from Oakland, where she has been visiting relatives, —_————--~+-#@e —_ —= Line of March. The following will be the line of march onthe Fourth of July at Grass Valley: From the depot down to Main street, to Mill, to Walsh, to Church, to Neal, to School, to Main, to the Morgan House, countermarch down Main to Church, to Neal to Auburn to> Race, countermarch down Auburn to Main street, where there will be an inspection by the Grand Marshal, thence to the grand stand, passing in review of the President. of the day,the Grand Marshal and his aids at the head of Mill street. At the grand stand the column will break jranks to attend the literary exerciees, which will be held at ‘the grand stand in front of the Holbrook. Amounts Paid In. down from Pike The following amounts were paid into the county treasury for the month of June : Joseph Hustler, redemption of tax certificate, No. 132, of 1893, $5.88; Mrs. A; R. McIntosh, redemption of tax certificate, No. 99, 1893, $3.79; M. H. Bobo, redemp.tion of tax certificate, No. 911,792, $190; M. C. Bobo, redemption of tax certificate, No. 130, 1890, $15.91; W. E. Brown, State redemption of tax certificate, No. 121, 1894, $4.76; W. J. Rogers, fee for teachers’ certificates, $28; Ira H. Davis, redemption of tax certificate, No. 119, 1886, $30.50. J. J, Lyons, rent of school house at Willow Valley, €5; John Webber, rent of store, $25; C. E. Mulloy, Justice’s fines, $13.85;D. F. Douglass, Sheriff's fees, foreign, 75 cents; D. F. Douglass, Sheriff’s fees, $33.78; B. F. Snell, delinquent taxes of 1894, $752.74; B. F. Snell, licenses, $762.13; J. J. Greany, Auditor’s fees on licenses, $46; B. F. Snell, T.eagurer’s commission for estates deeeased persons, $41.23; P. H. Paynter, Justice's fines, “$48; J. KR. Tyrrell, Justice’s fines, $127.90; John Werry, Recorder's fees, $145.30; J. J. Greany, law library tax, $14, J.J. Greany, Clerk’s fees, $159,70; W. H. Martin, school poll taxes, $1560.60; W. H. Martin, road poll taxes, $1807.95; W. B. Martin, personal property tax of 1895, $5302.59; W. J. Rogers, granting and renewing teachers’ certificates, $18. eet eS ek Furnished House to Let. A small furnished house near Half-Mile House, to be let on reasonable terms, Apply to 5 j2-2t I. J. Roure, = ee Bee Ir you want a reliable dye that will color an even brown or black, and will please and satisfy you every time, use Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers, : OD eee Uniform Rank K. of P. The officers and members of Mountain Division, No, 16, U; R. K. of P., are requested to meet at.Armory Hall on Wednesday evening, July 3d, at 8 o'clock. By order. Cuas, Proonr, Captain, Guo, A. Grax, Recorder; 4m jl-3t . ee ai THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. ee Bills Against the County Allowed and Y Ordered. Paid. The following demands were allowed on the General Fund: : 8. D. Avery, conveying sick to Hospital, $5. Evening Herald, advertising and printing, $106.70. . D. 8. Baker, hauling, $4.50. A. C. Cooke, burying paupers, $30. E. W. Dulac, guarding chaingang,1$28. 75. John Lohman, conveying sick to Hospital, $5. L. P. McCarthy, Statistician, $8. Union Ice Company, ice, $14 46. W. H. Martin, rent of hall at Grass Valley, $12. W.-D. Harris, burying paupers, $15. Henry Waters, salary as Horticultural Commissioner, $50. : Nevada City Water Company, water for Court House and Treasurer’s office, $69.55, Thomas Nilor, conveying sick to Hospital, $6. D. Shoemaker, autopsies, $30. Witness fees—George Allan $8.15, O. W. Bean, $8.15, W. Kyle, $8.15, A. Maroney, $8.15, George Kyle $8.15, W. H. Burns $8 15, H. L. Moody, contingent expenses District Attorney’s office, $75. ‘ Sunset Telephone Company, use of telephone, $54.10. Henry Daniels, bnrying pauper, $15. W. 1, Liggett, contingent expenses District Attorney’s office, #15, i Woi.Curless, salary as health officer, $60 Mileage and per diem of Members County of Education—A. E. Baugh, $85; F. .L. Arbogast, $101.80; J. M. Hussey, $90; W. J. Rogers, $85. é J. H. Reader, conveying sick to Hospital, $6. : H. J. Witter, witness fees, $4, & Wm. Monk, watching chaingang, $22.50 Wm. Nelson, witness fees, $3, C. L. Maller, examining insane and autopsy, $20. Jas, Hennessy, ‘livery hire, $25, D. F, Douglass, Sheriff's expenses outside of county, $82.95. : The official proceedings of the Board were ordered published in the Grass Valley Daily Tidings; : The Clerk was instructed to advertise in the Nevada Dairy Transcripr for proposals for furnishing 324 cords of oak wood, to be delivered at the Court House, and 24 cords to be delivered at the Treasurer's office, contract to be lét July 15th, at 2 o'clock: : The following demands ‘were allowed on the 5th Road District Fund: John Nearing, labor on roads, $6.25. Thomas Miller, labor on roads,$114.37. A. J. McPhetres, labor on roads, $407. Labor on roads—Citizens Bank, $15: W. F. Wilke, $264.24; J. L, Lewison, $212.49; J. Adolph, $16.87; Jas. McDonald, $10.62: S. G. Walliams, $58.12; {Truckee Lumber Co., $92.83; W. McDougal, $118.75; W. A. Bucknam, $48.05; C. E. Chandler, $58.12; A. C. Cook, $52.05; John Moore, labor on roads, $127.50; J. F. Moody, $8; Wm. Johnson, $52.50; Peter Smith, $60; Geo. Morrill, $58.75; Thos. Cassidy, $13.75; T. J. Smith, $58.75; Al. Richardson, $5; Jas. Bigham, $95.05; D. McPhetres, $6.73; H. & F. L. Cooper, $16.34; A. G. Chew, $813,74. Ehe quarterly report of J. M, Buffington, Road commissioner of District No. 1, was read, approved and ordered placed on file, The against the county were found due and ordered paid on the First Road District Fund: JXM. Murphy, $22 50; C. Galbraith, $8 50; W. H. Murchie, $10; Thos Mooney, $204; J. P. Arbogast, $168; F, T. Maher, $55; A. H. Scott,.75 cents, J. M. Buffington; mileage per diem as Road Commiasscner, $100. Joseph Jones, labor on roads, $85. The following demand was ordered paid on the General Fund: following demands Citizens Bank, labor on roads, District No. 1, $416 88. -_ —~-0Ge eo _. —_—______. Just Received. The largest assortment of White Sailor County Board of Education. Of the 28 applicants who were examined in different parts of the county as to’ their qualifications to enter the Normal School, the County Board of Education has passed the following, whose pe centage is also given: Millie McPhetres, 89.6; Lizzie Finnegan, 86.6; Belle Garcia, 84; Esther. MeBean, 84; George Cunard, 84; Jesse Fraser, 82.5; Josie Mulcahy, 80.6. Miss Margaret Virieyard was granted a renewal] of her Primary Grade certificate. The following books aud maps were placed on the library list: Frye’s Complete Geography, Ten Boys, Franklin’s Life, Qur World Reader No. 1, Gods and Heroes, The Beginner’s American History, Lentee’s Map of California, Reduction’of Fare. Commencing at 11 o'clock tonight, and continuing to and including the 5:50 -train on July 4th, the Narrow Gauge Railroad will issue excursion tickets from Nevada City to Colfax and return for $2, good for return on all trains up to and including July 8th, % * o, ORE ee { Admission Day. Sheriff Douglass, who’ was appointed by the Native Sons a committee of one to arA STELLAR ATTRACTION. A Fine Performance Given at the Theatre Last Night by the Palmer Company, Chas. Palmer and his company of players appeared before a Nevada City audience last night for the first time: and made one of the finest impressions upon our péople of any theatrical company that ever tread the boards of our local play house. The company is a klng-pin organization in every respect and is undoubtedly one of the best light comedy troupes on the rodd this season, All expéctations were gratified and the many favorable comments of the merits of the company heralded in advance of their arrival were more than verified. Particular stress may be laid upon the specialties introduced by the company. They are of a high-class and refined character and have met with the indorsement and approbation of the pressand public at all times and in all places, The play put on last night, ᠀甀爀 “Boy,” isarather comical piece, with little plot and punctuated throughout with fine singing and clever and artistic dancing, and it must be said that the leading vocalists with this combination have never been range for special rates of fare for those who wish to attend the Admission Day celebration at Sacramento, has consulted personally with the, railroad people, and reports the following rates for the occasion mentioned: From Ceclfax to return, $1.95, provided the excursionists go in @ body, or $115 for a car, which. wil] carry sixty people. All above sixty wil! be charged $1 95 each, gly or afew together will be charged $2 75 very liberal A considerable reduction is also-exSacramento and Persons going sineach. These are certainly rates. pected on the Narrow Gauge, aes +--+ leans That Football Match. Word was received from Grass Valley. this afternoon to the effect that it is believed there that the football match will not take place there on the Fourth. The players want a purse of $50, while the committee will only give $25. given for other sports should there be ‘ho feotball game. This money will be Water to + ©@emiei Be Turned Off. The water will be shut off from the main on Commercial and Main streets from 7 till 9 o'clock. this evening, to allow the gate on the Nevada-street main to be repaired, Consumers should draw a supply before hand, Boo Spiritualism. Dr. Hannan is here arranging for the appearance of Dr. Annie Wilder, who is a medium of considerable note. She will lecture on spiritualism at Odd Fellows Hall the latter part of the week. a ee ee An Electro-Magnetic Cannon. This recent invention is dependent for its action upon the principle of the foree of attraction and repulsion as caused by magnetism. A brass tube, 5 feet long, 246 inches in diameter and 1 inch. bore, was wrapped with insulated wire along its entire length, the current flowing through different sections of the windings in such a: manner as to ¢anse the bullets to becomé temporary magnets, which were attracted by the magnétic lines of force ahead of them and repelled by those behind them, thus giving the projectiles an increasing hnpetus as they pass along the gun. The bullets are thrown forward in much the same man> ner as the armature of an electri¢ motor is turned on its axis. The cannon’ is light, inexpensive, and its capacity for throwing projectiles depends on the rapidity of loading the same. It is estimated that a five foot gun, requiring 500 volts and 100 amperes, will throw a ing velocity of 100 pounds.-—Boston Journal of Commerce. Got What She Asked For. 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Mi Arising from nervous prostration, insomnia, nervous dyspepsia and melancholia is quickly banished by using Peruvian oui amaaccieaoe. itter Which at once tone the stomach and restore full vitality to the digestive organs. Thousands testify to the merits -of—this~marvelous medical discovery, which is an infallible cure for lost appetite and lack of vitality. The Perfect Tonic. MACK & CO., Sole Proprietor’, chascr-appearod at the tromk store; 7 “T told you,” shixgaid, ‘that I wanted a trunk that could et be opened by. the regulation trunk key. \_ *‘That’s what I sent you. ’\_ “Why, any trunk key in tha. will unlock that trunk.’ .f ouse ~ Have you.tried a hairpin?’’ Then she went home and wept when she found that she couldn’t unlock that trunk with a hairpin.—Detroit Free Press. William Morris, William Morris, the English poet, rejoices in the possession of a prodigious memory. Given a fair start on any sentence in Dickens’ works, he will complete that sentence with yery little deviation from textural accuracy. Were every copy of ‘‘Pickwjick Papeis’’ destroyed today William Morris conld write the book almost word for word as ig uoWw stands. Groenland was so called because in fummer its hills were covered with a beautifal green moss. ~ Paganini looked tike acaricature of ‘a man, 86 thin was he, with every feature

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The duets first; *‘Alice, Where Art Thow? ” a perfect deluge’ of“applause, from ‘‘Ernani’’ and way. Mr. Palmer’s beautiful rendition. of Mother to Me,” received hearty applause and the singer was compelled to appear a number of times, Messrs, Sedley and McGrath sang some popular songs which caught the fancy of the audience, Albert Hosmer and Miss Hattie Ross sustained dramatic parts during the evening, Both are general favorites with our people and when each appeared they were greeted with bursts of applause, which showed they have not been forgotten since their ‘last visit, Mr. Hosmer’s role was somewhat out of his usual line of ‘acting but he portrayed his part in a manner which demonstrates that he can depart from the style peculiar to himself and still retain’ his strength and ability. Miss Ross depicted the character of an adventurous woman and did’so as only. she can, She is one of the few actresses’ who is always at home on any stage and possesses a stage appearance and gracefulness one may well, be proud of. A few of the other members of the company who were ‘nut down for numbers in last night’s piece rendered a number of selections as a prelude to what may be expected tonight, ard Miss Guererro gave the:Spanish and tambourine dancesin a clever aud graceful manner, Tonight the company ends its engagement here with théir strong piece, “During the Ball,”. In this piece all the members will have full scope to demoustrate their abilities. The members of Mr. Palmers troupe are among the most pleasant and affable theatrical people whom we have ever come in contact with and are to be recommended wherever they go. : —°~@o +—________. Good Prospects. 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M., on : MONDAY, JULY 16th, 1896, At the office of the County Clerk for the delivery in the Court House yard, nicely corded u; , Thirt:-Two and one-half Cordsef good, sound geasened Cak' Wood, he same to Le four feet in length, ALSO, Two aud one-half Cords of Oak Wood of the same degcription.as above to be delivered at the County Treasurer’s Office. Ail to be delivered on or before OCTOBER Ist 1895, and nicely corded up.Bids will be opened on July [5th, 1895, at 2 o'clock P. M, The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. * Py order of the Board Of Supervisors. J. J. GREANY, Clerk. By J. C. Nilon, Deputy Dated July 1st, 1895 Notice to Coutractors. Proposals will be received at the Home Gold Mining Company up-to July 8, To sink the main shaft One Hundred Feet, fhe contractors to furnish powder, fuse, caps ‘and candles, The company will furnish tools, do. the blacksmithing and hoisting, All information will be given at the mine. NEVADA THEATRE. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. “ Guaranteed to pump four times as WM. NANCE, Mining Engineer, Machi 8, wil , i j Mines and machinery inspected. Property valued. neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt} pinasenfiselish, Pietee, Giseran: much water as the ordinary pumping outfit, that the rod will not break, and that it will economize Power enough to pay for itself in a short time, and the : First Outlay will be Only One-half, nist and Metallurgist, . Grass Valley. Plans carefully preparéd, Lan—LATEST Watches, _ Clocks, dD if Spectacles, Opera Glasses Leather Goods, Silk Guards. 1 LEADING JEWELERS. ND, LUETJE & BRA BROAD STREET, above Pine, NEVADA CITY, "BER \\ se ‘HAM ‘SEVENTEEN: 1 Jeweled The Best TIME KEEPERS swore erPias IN— Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, CHES Jewelry, Sterling . Silver and Plated Ware Jewelry made to order and repaired. Watches, Clocks ‘and Spectacles repaired and warranted. First-Class Work and Lowest Prices. 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Owing to the great quantity of water consumed in street Palmer’s Comedians, In the very. brightest and most Electric Musical Extravaganza’s, & ‘OUR BOY,” “DURING THE BALL’ rkling with Gems, Comical Situations and Lahgh Provoking Contretemps, while giving fullsagope for the most Tickets now on sale, 50 and 75 cents, Fam now prepared to do the above work in a Very Lowest Rates. A share of the public patronage is solic“M.D. ROHR, Shop at Scaman’s Carriagc. Factory 8 on Piety Hill; chauge Hotel, i Orders may be left at the National ExFine and Artistic Manner, and at the tion. = Oe nee MRS. A. PERRY From Pine Street, To the Mills’ Restaurant, On Broad Street. I am now better prepared to serve my patrons than ever before. 0 Monuments, Tombstones, &c, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, Boulder Street, Near Park Avenue, Weere fully Prepared to take con tracts for all kinds of: Monumunt, Tombstone Scotch Granite, and Marl lef every AescripLettering on Tombstones and Monnmentes promptly attended to. ‘ Ali work warranted to be first-c'ass and the prices lowest in the State. Before giving your orders for any kind of Marble or Granite, Work give us a call, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. Has Removed Her Oyster Parlors And Granite ‘Work. . nearly exhausted, and the people of those portions suffer for the lack of water duriny the day time, when so much sprinkling is carried on.It is therefore necessary for the proper protection of. the town to restrict the hours during which the sprinkling of Streets may be continued, From date, until arrange ments can be made for better facilities, these hours will be from. 9 to 10 A.-M. and from 4 to § o'clock p. m, We hope the people will accommodate themselves for the present to these hours. NEVADACITY WATER WORKS. ° 7 E. J. Moxcan, Agent. June 24th, .i + } COLFAX STAGE. ‘GUS KOPPE, Proprietor. . Two Round Trips Daily Fare, $1.25 A nice, shady, 16-mile drive, with excellent scenery and no high trestles, : Timetable :, : Leave Nevada City at 4:30 A. M. > Connections nade with Colfax: local to Sacramento, , Leave at 11:30 A. M. connecting with No, 1 Kast and No. 2 West.bound trains, Dus tcrs furnished free, ; Orders left at Hennessey’s stable wil! .be . promptly attended to, e 0 Nance’s Patent Improved Pumping _ Engine and Pumps. . CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS sprinkling the supply of water ~ at the outskirts of the city +s —— dera ach, recti Pills and com] for . dee] don and lead that atril for s drift rich thes cons grea view shaf the