July 22, 1896 (4 pages)

city, oad th j ‘the said Pal ptm er owsicns, t ime that tothe ° euch Bol i taxes iscal year, for mak the followi ve Hose lowing Fs C. RI : sident of the 0 June} ons. OuRT OF THE for the cn ‘oad Company, k, Defendant. ne Superior Court te ond fc for ene on aid Couuty apt ne ate of alifornie , rmack, Defends to appear in an t you: or the abo Saree he r the Peuplane 7 8, (eXclusive of the; ery ice’ On you of n Nevada County, itn cht SEarey day forec) fo Cotober 12th, I mdan Mr cad the boxe e lands deser: ines a in Nevada Cou aint alleges that th ae ey + Pol ie S11 Oo: with interest thereon num from October i awed asks the Decree and nade. il ioe, to pure! bed in the wa ims, found to be duet ithin such reason \y fix, with costs of nj more.fully appear plaint on file herds. iy notified, that if ywer the said comp ge said Aton vil hai ed in the ats oly te ae ey e yon _ Califo i ot Nevada, this 18h 4 tREANY, Clerk. a Nilon,’ nas Deputy Clerk, i Reardan, atto n Yieust Building, 0. WAL on for Patent. \TES LAX OFFicz, Cal,, July 17, 1896. BY GIVEN TO WHOM oomfield Gravel Min ution) by hts duly aut ir, whose P, O, addres san Francisco, Califor : application for a er mine, situated in’ District, Nevada, Con , and designated al plat on tile in Bi in Township Sevents .M, DM. ts of said Lot 80’ bein etic variation 17° 3} y. ruce tree four (. ) feet ’, No, 1, (being. corner} reek Fluming Mine i sections [1, 18 an th, Range 9 East, Mt. ) s North 734 degrees b © 35’ West. 3.53 chains 4 inches, in rock mo > 15’ East 5.47 chains inches, in a rock mou ) 35’ Kast 4,28 chains finches in'a rock mo 45’ Kast 6.88 choins ‘inches in a rock mow » 25’ East 4.61 chains % Linchesin a rock mo .85 chains 122.1 feet . 2k mound marked P.$ tween scetions 11 and action corner common nd 14 bears South 0° stant) 5.67 chains 3.74.2 hes ina rock.mound mam > 30" West 2.88 chains I ack, mound 4 by 4 incl > 15’ Weat 5 chains Tonk tA, ely © 45° West 6.94 chains 4 inches ina rock mov © 45° West 7.60 chains 4 inches in a rock. mo 15’ West 8.08 chains 0 rinning. + ‘ 1.” inning at 4 sp iously described. e variation 17° Ba ins to a black oak tre g the Seetion corner E32, 18 and 14, Tp. 17, % laims said Penelon Piss pounded on the South unig 2 mae. Lot 88, ' the Blo ny Lot Tot No. bo, patent ant. ons claiming adversely lacer M: file their ad ee of th the United St fornia, i fo fu cal ‘ paxh by a Sa of thep OMAS AS FRASER, Registe! pasate oer days (61 consect! ee rcatat aN [OMAS FRASER, Regist eation of this notice day of July, 18%. to Cr . of D eet, demda c City, Nev of _ the te fat Attorney for Estate. nh, 1896, ‘4 > Per W 3 _ Sanitary * Heating 3 Cooking a ript. 7 36TH YEAR—NO. TOSS , EST. IN 1860 BY N. P.*BROWN & CO, Fe . THE TRANSCRIPT, ‘Published every covet except Sundays and Legal H. ays by BROM7IW dé Gace N. P. BROWN, L, 8. CALKINS. ected RATES. ee. If not pais in advance, 60 penis per inamidi: ADVERTISING RATES, Made. known on application. — Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as = ‘secon i-class matter. a 40 YEARS © IN" NEVADA sie IN LINE WITH THIS AGE OF PROGRESS: —— . Plumbing I make a specialty oft it. Pe ploy the best workmen 4) the best materials, Prices the lowest. — . Stoves Morning Light. Pat. Todd, Heater + Sunbeam. . Box Patterns’ And others Richmond Grand Pacific Garland Westwood And others . Stoves Stoves be; J My ison of /Hardware fay, 34 Staple, 1s this . i_.completest I ‘ever ofered As for There is nothing of that kind inware made that. pata g beet) fi bn sale when you visit my store. Plain and decorated In profusion to suit all Erocker y tastes and purses. I'am sure Gi an please you in this department, a If you want Remember that I make a’spe‘ amps cialty of them. From the cheapEto the most elaborate will be found here. All kinds of ars It looks well, is everVire Fencing [rege ind k cheap. pve plain and fancy. . ve The best of. And oth aterials for : Paints, Oils aintere’ use. Best feady mixed Paint so id. + 4 Finestockof. ss AND CUTLERY, representFirearms 4X?,CURLERY, rperesont: Sr accta. oP tho lon EO. E. TURNER F 85 to 50 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY ' (Incorporated 1876.) CAPITAL. kuthorized and subscribed, $200,000 faidupincoin, °° = = jndivided profits, — ° OFFICERS. 22,000 » M. PRESTON. . M. HUNT. OHN T. MORG . E. MORGAN. DIRECTORS, Joun.T. MorGan, D, E. Morean, L. Housman, BEES, M, Paneron. R. M. Hunt, mo. M. HUGHES, in 18 SEARLES f, CORRESPONDENTS. lew York—National Bank of North Amer. n Francisco—First National Bank. sramento—National Bank of D. 0. Mills ‘1 ve tae i re. Aco. in iso Bills Excha: ble at sight in e _prionion cities ‘of Gre at Britain and 30 oll Rows on any part of the United States : sb eeed "price paid for County and State Bold yee Silver Bullion purchased. Assay Office at t he Bank. This Bank Maintains an an office at Grass Vala dee . a gene Banking Business is Resident Agent at Grass Valle’. SHAW & BOWMAN; Dentists. i » in Odd Fellows Buil Buildin Becad a Syne PCR A ree B.A. Chapada Dr. N. E. Chapman, _ DENTISTS. 50,000. LIBERTY. BELL Conplion a) “Ten Cents a Box Three Elegant Cakes i oO JThis Roan contains BUTTERMILK in propordia sigue that render it very soothing-to the Skin. y We GUARANTEE to not substitute in . putting up Presc¢ “iptions. A. DICKERIMAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Telephone No. 90. Cor. Pine and Commercial wie. SAT THE awe WHITE HOUSE jee ee ad * ah a {One Lot of LADIES’ DRIVING CLOVES, educet from, $x 50 to 75, cents apait. “= ae 4 P5. ee eres 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, reduced froin $r arte Sr 10 lice ase oo aie assortment of LADIES SHIRT to 42, below cost. ares entire stock of WASH GOODS are going at’ a sacrifice. Our elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale~at/a bargain. THE WHITE HOJSE, __B. NEWMAN & CO. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale.. Liquor Dealers, 4 And Sole Nevada County Agents for the Enterprise Brewing ‘Co. MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD. ee We Pay.No High Rents! We Employ No Drummers !We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. #/A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. = IGYGLES. Ladies’ $75. Fien’s $85. teed by the Largest High Grade Bicycle Factory in the wo Built and guaranteed by the Largest High Grade Bigyelt ICYOLE 00. 08 Yedfapesulle. Tiel: Warranted the BEST of all HIGH anene. wheels. 38 $85. Ladies’ $75 and Mlustrated estalogue free. 44a, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 McAllister St. Seu Wrasciseo. We want a live Agent in Nevada City. SUMMER "Tailored to Order in the highest : ‘.style of the art Latest Cut, eee Best Goods, Finest Trimmings, _High Grade Work.” Paes : : Merchant ae PINE STRE . Sev nnmane “BRITISH HOSPITABITY. ‘gatd’'to Be on the Derline-The Res% taurent Too Convenient. Is the art of British hospitality on ithe decline? A writer in the London World believes that it is, and assigns ‘Las the cause “the adoption for entertaining purposes of that practice of nomad“Me dining which has been so largely borrowed of late years from the other ‘side of the channel.” The home dinner party. is disappearing, he mournfully adds, owing to the multiplication Si [of gorgeous and palatial restaurants, with all their alluring possibilities ot vicarious hospitality. No one can *. . riously pretend that to entertain at.a s)-} restaurant is the same thing as td en“itertain under one’s own roof. It is a + trouble-shirking method of discharging -social obligations utterly devoid of the ae ei associated. with home, “Flat 1 fe” is another “foreign” abomLination which is contributing to ‘the !downfall of the once cherished British . . institution. Home life and flat life are two totally distinct things, and to a ¥. \Jarge exetnt antagonistic, Flat dwellers are debarred from entertaining in any but the most restricted manner,and their only resouree is the restaurant. ‘Again, the art of conversation, on which the home dinner depended so much for its success, is on the decline, for to-day: S. . “so great” is the dread of mutual bore+ dom that hosts and guests at restaur. . ant dinner parties frequently take the precaution to-arm themselves en-masse with tickets for the play, and thereby escape from the necessity of enter‘. taining each other for a moment longer than is absolutely necessary by adjourn. ing to the theater immediately the repast. is concluded.” IN THE ANDAMAN ISLANDS. Rather Spicy Sport in. the Fishing Line Reported. An Englishman tells in the London Field of a’ painful experience he had at the Andaman islands witha parrot fish. The parrot fish was of a dirty olive tint, with brown spots, and was possessed of a formidable beak, not unlike .a macaw’s, only the points met instead of overlapping, and it’was composed ot bone instead:of horn, It was brought to the surface by some’. experimental torpedoes, and the Englishman picked . itp and began poking, his finger about it, supposing the brute to be dead. Al) of » sudden the open beaks came together with a snap and the Englishman ldst the top of his thumb. The chunk bitten off was given by the coxswain to a panther (leopard) club. ’ The same coxswain and a number of sailors were drawing a seine for carnation carp, whose scales were the size of rupees and skin as tough as_ leather when, as the seine closed up, a big fist fetched-the coxswain a. blow in the ab: domen that knoeked him galley-west over the boat’s rail and into the water rescued, and the fish were taken out tc be eaten. The Andaman islands furnish considerable sport with guns as well as rods snipe and wild pigs being abundant at proper seasons. A CURIOUS MIRROR. Had Something of tho Novelty of Famous X Rays. A copy of ‘the London Philosophical Journal of 1832 contains an account of a curious Chinese mirror, which had the power to reflect upon a screen by the aid of the sun’s rays objects on the back of the mirror, the mirror being made of Chinese silver, a composition of tin ‘and copper. The Journal stated that’ there were but few of the mirrors then in existence, and that they were evidently the remaing of a lost art. From. this it is inferred that the X ray was originally discovered by the Chinese. This claim will surprise nc one, for sooner or later every great discovery that has tended to advance civilization is attributed to the /Chinese, and yet, strangely enough, the Chinese are now. hostile to the civilization that has grown out of their discoveries, There Was Lots of It. © Among a lotof fresh air fund children sent to the seaside last summer was one poor little waif who. did not join in the ther children’s games, but was found ‘plone down: on the rocks surveying the ccean. ‘Wouldn’t youlike tocome. and play some games with the other little girls?” she was asked. “Oh, ‘110, sir,” said the waif, “I’d rather look at the water.” “And what do you find of interest in the water?” “Oh, there’s such lots of it,” said the waif, enthusiast ically, “and it’s the only time in my life I ever seed enongh of anything.” Too Good to Use In Spanking. Ahnost incredible sums are sometimes expended on slippers. Thus not long ago @ countess had a pair made, ornamented with rubies, emeralds and diamonds, costing $20,000. But at a masked ball given by the duke of Manchester some years ago a lady impersonating Cinderella wore a pair of slippers adorned with shai valued at over $60,000. Spectacles. Roger Bacon was the first to spergdat the use of speciacles. When they came into use in Italy, about the year 1285, on the recommendation of Alessandro di Spina, a monk of: Pisa, women were forbidden to wear them, because it was thought that such’facial ornamentations would make them vain. ie A Traveling Urematory. we A traveling military crematory has . been invented to dispose of the bodies of soldiers killed in battle. It looks, says the Buffalo Express, very much like an army oven on a large scale, and is drawn by eight horses. The inventor (a Polish engineer) claims that this arrangement would obviate any epidemic arising from the burialof many bodies in one place during @ campaign. Germany—ever in the van of military innovation—proposes to test the invention. That upset the boat, but all hands were . Glov ‘I2 A.M. and 2 and 5 P. M., NEW LUMBER YARD T. P. BYRNE Has éstablished a Lumber Yard on upper E. Broad street, adjoining his residence, where he willconstantly keep a full assortment of all kinds of Building and Mining Lumber, Including Rustic, Flooring, Shingles, Shakes, Etc., Etc. THE BEST QUALITY TO BE HAD IN THIS MARKET. Prices Given Upon Application, : Leave Orders at the Yard. Cash RESUMED: BUSINESS “at GEO. WILLIAM DURST Formerly of the New York Bakery, has opened a In the La gph Block, on al street, a few * doors labors his old stand, where he is pid PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and Cakes. FANCY PASTRY OF ‘ALL KINDS TO ORDER . Weddl: “ Gales a Spec clty. f@#-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Constantly on haial. TELEHHONE 37. NEW Works Wonders. . . } . . Harness and Saddery CHEAPER THAN EVER. JATIES CAIRNS, . e Bi oad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following Prices for Cash Only :. °°x Double # Harness he ugzsy R1ps. PORES Ose Whips. Sweat Pads, per pair. Brushes Curry Combs Shawl] Straps Halters Cushions . Harness BORD, urStraps....: Wwo-Horee™ Whip Lashes. Best edgar Oil, per gation Notice To Taxp2yers. Notice is hereby given that I will be at the city Hall on and after MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1896, And until Monday, August 3, between the hours of 1o and for the purpose of collecting City Taxes. Taxes become delinquent on Monday, August 3, at 6 o’clock P. M. D. B. GETCHELL, City Marshal CLANCY & TAMBLYN Horseshoers and Farriers, pockies. paid: j Brod st., Nevada City, are aged todo all work in their line fn’ the manner anil at the most reasonable PHILIP HILD Has opened a shop on Broad street, next door . above Mrs. Hocking’s Variety Store, and is prepared to make to order BOOTS AND SHOES. Inthe best manner. All work guaranteed. A share of public patronage solicited. Plastering GLAD a9 yy y ean Brickwork In all their branches. Also PATCHING AND WHITING, CEMENT WORK a Speciaity. O’REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. SCHIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Nevada City, Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar So -—-IN sTOCK—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT’D ESTRELLA AN CLUB LA ROSA HARMONIA Do You Want _a Good Drink? . . Then Try PARN ELL'S TLEWOOD” Whiskies. H B and Burke’s Genuine vice Ponte as ~ js} ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, ‘JESSE MOORE,” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “CAS-1 ] drink sufficient to make you FEEL: LIVERY and EED STABLE CornEer OF SCHOOL AND Man STREETs, NORTH SAN JUAN, CAL. . NORTHUP, Prop. Fine Horsés and Casdingos for every occasion always ready. og ecialty of conveying passengers oh orth San Juan to Nevada City to . meet any train. Prices to suit the times. COME AND SEE ME. COOL, SHARP BEER. 50 When you are thirsty and, feel like takin; » . fy of that famous MILWAUKEE BR. RY BEER, call on Sacramento strect. He knows how to draw it, and it is always Coul aud wefrosutug, All kinds of Wines and Lijuors. ooms in connection. Union Livery Stable, . i Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, = Prop’r The finest turn-outs in the county,and plenty of them Open day and night. New Management. The ORION HOTEL BARBER SH:P Has been purchased by ALBERT COOK, A FIRST-CLASS BARBER FROM SAN FRANCISCU. The very best of work in alllines ofthe bus aass. Give hima trial and he will please you CRONK BEER ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PROprietor of the Kronk Beer Manufactory, on Spring street, will be ready to deliver enough beer about the : First of July : : He guarantees the article to be of the best £@FAll orders left with Mr.-Shingle will receive prompt attention“ :FOR SALE: SPAN OF GENTLE MULES. CHILD ean handlethem. Ages. 10 ay 12 years, weight 2300. Also a Ss e Mudebakar spring covered wagon, nearly new. Bed of wa st 10 feet long, with two seats, will be sol reasonable terms. Frederick Tellam, Nevada City. jus WHELIHAN BROS., Corner Broad and Pine streets, keep the ve best brands of WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt -—Edge Beer. THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES. You will always find this motto prevails at my Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop A preciats of TURNING and BAND SAW ING. DINGS of all Minds on hand. Re ey wane on shortest notice, . C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to O. C. Percival, Shop on the Plaza. NEVADA CITY. A.J. BOVEY, Manufacturer of and Dealer in BOOTS & SHOES. DON’T FAIL TO SEE MY FINE STOCK. Boots and Shoes made to order in the best manner and at reasonable i prices. Repairing neatly and one.Broad street, head of Union street, First-Class Bakery . Private promptly Honea in . . Creases~<pam— That is the way you find a paper dollar when you take it out of your pocket. But the. per may to find The Dollar of Your Daddies is to advertise your business in a live newspaper that is read by the most people in the territory it covers. Such a paper is ; . ‘Ahe eae Daily Transcript By Brown & Calkins. b HEALTH AND ACCIDENT ‘INSURANCE. Fidel utval Aid Assceiaticn : San Francisco, Cal. e For Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, accordi pation, from. 88,00'to pe ha to work thes to'the hazard ace occuing bart a AY ms week, sick and PAY sine a nse sana tei W. ot tothe mem ‘Protection peste i membership fee .0 per mouth, LIFE INSURANCE. ici f Li rom eter of ‘$500 i seat rod wart per si J Brie go or accident and sick$2000 a Fido at ond of ib years ber at death or bar 3 10.00 per week for accident or sickness. IF INSURED, You cannot pe ui are sick or disa’ ot te aca jncome when you The Fidelit, tual Ald Asso Preeminent. ie an ee ag top j dvd cera by in dent Health Stee noon a0 hd Bete 1a8 of California "NL Missoneh oltee tame with an am) ple Resarve Boot and assets, make its ts certificate an absolute pov es ‘of the solidity of its protection Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and Remwent Manager. San Francisco, Empire Stable, Broad Street, opp. aioe: Exchange Biel, upon ven oF its Cal. JANES HENSESSY, * Prop’r. ™* = iré Livery Stable © largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. -" . Teams with el nen to let at a! motte ies, Wagons <4 rms, e@ on reasonable The horses are free from vices, of good style, and capable of gen; tleman saree to dri we ne Ne te 8 Oe Nevada Assay Office, ' Established in y by JAS. J. OTT, No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold‘and of . Gold oe a res every Somevingions lise of quarts irom from.50 to og Abe ani Gracibing we dy on MONUMENTS, TOFBSONES, . GRANITE WORK . Weisenburger & Coffey Boulder st., near Park ave., NEVADA CITY Seotch Gronite ant MarWe sf Every DeseripTombetones Lettering xem ie sy, Momuments :

city, oad th j ‘the said Pal ptm er owsicns, t ime that tothe ° euch Bol i taxes iscal year, for mak the followi ve Hose lowing Fs C. RI : sident of the 0 June} ons. OuRT OF THE for the cn ‘oad Company, k, Defendant. ne Superior Court te ond fc for ene on aid Couuty apt ne ate of alifornie , rmack, Defends to appear in an t you: or the abo Saree he r the Peuplane 7 8, (eXclusive of the; ery ice’ On you of n Nevada County, itn cht SEarey day forec) fo Cotober 12th, I mdan Mr cad the boxe e lands deser: ines a in Nevada Cou aint alleges that th ae ey + Pol ie S11 Oo: with interest thereon num from October i awed asks the Decree and nade. il ioe, to pure! bed in the wa ims, found to be duet ithin such reason \y fix, with costs of nj more.fully appear plaint on file herds. iy notified, that if ywer the said comp ge said Aton vil hai ed in the ats oly te ae ey e yon _ Califo i ot Nevada, this 18h 4 tREANY, Clerk. a Nilon,’ nas Deputy Clerk, i Reardan, atto n Yieust Building, 0. WAL on for Patent. \TES LAX OFFicz, Cal,, July 17, 1896. BY GIVEN TO WHOM oomfield Gravel Min ution) by hts duly aut ir, whose P, O, addres san Francisco, Califor : application for a er mine, situated in’ District, Nevada, Con , and designated al plat on tile in Bi in Township Sevents .M, DM. ts of said Lot 80’ bein etic variation 17° 3} y. ruce tree four (. ) feet ’, No, 1, (being. corner} reek Fluming Mine i sections [1, 18 an th, Range 9 East, Mt. ) s North 734 degrees b © 35’ West. 3.53 chains 4 inches, in rock mo > 15’ East 5.47 chains inches, in a rock mou ) 35’ Kast 4,28 chains finches in'a rock mo 45’ Kast 6.88 choins ‘inches in a rock mow » 25’ East 4.61 chains % Linchesin a rock mo .85 chains 122.1 feet . 2k mound marked P.$ tween scetions 11 and action corner common nd 14 bears South 0° stant) 5.67 chains 3.74.2 hes ina rock.mound mam > 30" West 2.88 chains I ack, mound 4 by 4 incl > 15’ Weat 5 chains Tonk tA, ely © 45° West 6.94 chains 4 inches ina rock mov © 45° West 7.60 chains 4 inches in a rock. mo 15’ West 8.08 chains 0 rinning. + ‘ 1.” inning at 4 sp iously described. e variation 17° Ba ins to a black oak tre g the Seetion corner E32, 18 and 14, Tp. 17, % laims said Penelon Piss pounded on the South unig 2 mae. Lot 88, ' the Blo ny Lot Tot No. bo, patent ant. ons claiming adversely lacer M: file their ad ee of th the United St fornia, i fo fu cal ‘ paxh by a Sa of thep OMAS AS FRASER, Registe! pasate oer days (61 consect! ee rcatat aN [OMAS FRASER, Regist eation of this notice day of July, 18%. to Cr . of D eet, demda c City, Nev of _ the te fat Attorney for Estate. nh, 1896, ‘4 > Per W 3 _ Sanitary * Heating 3 Cooking a ript. 7 36TH YEAR—NO. TOSS , EST. IN 1860 BY N. P.*BROWN & CO, Fe . THE TRANSCRIPT, ‘Published every covet except Sundays and Legal H. ays by BROM7IW dé Gace N. P. BROWN, L, 8. CALKINS. ected RATES. ee. If not pais in advance, 60 penis per inamidi: ADVERTISING RATES, Made. known on application. — Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as = ‘secon i-class matter. a 40 YEARS © IN" NEVADA sie IN LINE WITH THIS AGE OF PROGRESS: —— . Plumbing I make a specialty oft it. Pe ploy the best workmen 4) the best materials, Prices the lowest. — . Stoves Morning Light. Pat. Todd, Heater + Sunbeam. . Box Patterns’ And others Richmond Grand Pacific Garland Westwood And others . Stoves Stoves be; J My ison of /Hardware fay, 34 Staple, 1s this . i_.completest I ‘ever ofered As for There is nothing of that kind inware made that. pata g beet) fi bn sale when you visit my store. Plain and decorated In profusion to suit all Erocker y tastes and purses. I'am sure Gi an please you in this department, a If you want Remember that I make a’spe‘ amps cialty of them. From the cheapEto the most elaborate will be found here. All kinds of ars It looks well, is everVire Fencing [rege ind k cheap. pve plain and fancy. . ve The best of. And oth aterials for : Paints, Oils aintere’ use. Best feady mixed Paint so id. + 4 Finestockof. ss AND CUTLERY, representFirearms 4X?,CURLERY, rperesont: Sr accta. oP tho lon EO. E. TURNER F 85 to 50 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY ' (Incorporated 1876.) CAPITAL. kuthorized and subscribed, $200,000 faidupincoin, °° = = jndivided profits, — ° OFFICERS. 22,000 » M. PRESTON. . M. HUNT.. OHN T. MORG . E. MORGAN. DIRECTORS, Joun.T. MorGan, D, E. Morean, L. Housman, BEES, M, Paneron. R. M. Hunt, mo. M. HUGHES, in 18 SEARLES f, CORRESPONDENTS. lew York—National Bank of North Amer. n Francisco—First National Bank. sramento—National Bank of D. 0. Mills ‘1 ve tae i re. Aco. in iso Bills Excha: ble at sight in e _prionion cities ‘of Gre at Britain and 30 oll Rows on any part of the United States : sb eeed "price paid for County and State Bold yee Silver Bullion purchased. Assay Office at t he Bank. This Bank Maintains an an office at Grass Vala dee . a gene Banking Business is Resident Agent at Grass Valle’. SHAW & BOWMAN; Dentists. i » in Odd Fellows Buil Buildin Becad a Syne PCR A ree B.A. Chapada Dr. N. E. Chapman, _ DENTISTS. 50,000. LIBERTY. BELL Conplion a) “Ten Cents a Box Three Elegant Cakes i oO JThis Roan contains BUTTERMILK in propordia sigue that render it very soothing-to the Skin. y We GUARANTEE to not substitute in . putting up Presc¢ “iptions. A. DICKERIMAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Telephone No. 90. Cor. Pine and Commercial wie. SAT THE awe WHITE HOUSE jee ee ad * ah a {One Lot of LADIES’ DRIVING CLOVES, educet from, $x 50 to 75, cents apait. “= ae 4 P5. ee eres 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, reduced froin $r arte Sr 10 lice ase oo aie assortment of LADIES SHIRT to 42, below cost. ares entire stock of WASH GOODS are going at’ a sacrifice. Our elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale~at/a bargain. THE WHITE HOJSE, __B. NEWMAN & CO. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale.... Liquor Dealers, 4 And Sole Nevada County Agents for the Enterprise Brewing ‘Co. MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD. ee We Pay.No High Rents! We Employ No Drummers !We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. #/A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. = IGYGLES. Ladies’ $75. Fien’s $85. teed by the Largest High Grade Bicycle Factory in the wo Built and guaranteed by the Largest High Grade Bigyelt ICYOLE 00. 08 Yedfapesulle. Tiel: Warranted the BEST of all HIGH anene. wheels. 38 $85. Ladies’ $75 and Mlustrated estalogue free. 44a, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 McAllister St. Seu Wrasciseo. We want a live Agent in Nevada City. SUMMER "Tailored to Order in the highest : ‘.style of the art Latest Cut, eee Best Goods, Finest Trimmings, _High Grade Work.” Paes : : Merchant ae PINE STRE . Sev nnmane “BRITISH HOSPITABITY. ‘gatd’'to Be on the Derline-The Res% taurent Too Convenient. Is the art of British hospitality on ithe decline? A writer in the London World believes that it is, and assigns ‘Las the cause “the adoption for entertaining purposes of that practice of nomad“Me dining which has been so largely borrowed of late years from the other ‘side of the channel.” The home dinner party. is disappearing, he mournfully adds, owing to the multiplication Si [of gorgeous and palatial restaurants, with all their alluring possibilities ot vicarious hospitality. No one can *. . riously pretend that to entertain at.a s)-} restaurant is the same thing as td en“itertain under one’s own roof. It is a + trouble-shirking method of discharging -social obligations utterly devoid of the ae ei associated. with home, “Flat 1 fe” is another “foreign” abomLination which is contributing to ‘the !downfall of the once cherished British . . institution. Home life and flat life are two totally distinct things, and to a ¥. \Jarge exetnt antagonistic, Flat dwellers are debarred from entertaining in any but the most restricted manner,and their only resouree is the restaurant. ‘Again, the art of conversation, on which the home dinner depended so much for its success, is on the decline, for to-day: S. . “so great” is the dread of mutual bore+ dom that hosts and guests at restaur. . ant dinner parties frequently take the precaution to-arm themselves en-masse with tickets for the play, and thereby escape from the necessity of enter‘. taining each other for a moment longer than is absolutely necessary by adjourn. ing to the theater immediately the repast. is concluded.” IN THE ANDAMAN ISLANDS. Rather Spicy Sport in. the Fishing Line Reported. An Englishman tells in the London Field of a’ painful experience he had at the Andaman islands witha parrot fish. The parrot fish was of a dirty olive tint, with brown spots, and was possessed of a formidable beak, not unlike .a macaw’s, only the points met instead of overlapping, and it’was composed ot bone instead:of horn, It was brought to the surface by some’. experimental torpedoes, and the Englishman picked . itp and began poking, his finger about

it, supposing the brute to be dead. Al) of » sudden the open beaks came together with a snap and the Englishman ldst the top of his thumb. The chunk bitten off was given by the coxswain to a panther (leopard) club. ’ The same coxswain and a number of sailors were drawing a seine for carnation carp, whose scales were the size of rupees and skin as tough as_ leather when, as the seine closed up, a big fist fetched-the coxswain a. blow in the ab: domen that knoeked him galley-west over the boat’s rail and into the water rescued, and the fish were taken out tc be eaten. The Andaman islands furnish considerable sport with guns as well as rods snipe and wild pigs being abundant at proper seasons. A CURIOUS MIRROR. Had Something of tho Novelty of Famous X Rays. A copy of ‘the London Philosophical Journal of 1832 contains an account of a curious Chinese mirror, which had the power to reflect upon a screen by the aid of the sun’s rays objects on the back of the mirror, the mirror being made of Chinese silver, a composition of tin ‘and copper. The Journal stated that’ there were but few of the mirrors then in existence, and that they were evidently the remaing of a lost art. From. this it is inferred that the X ray was originally discovered by the Chinese. This claim will surprise nc one, for sooner or later every great discovery that has tended to advance civilization is attributed to the /Chinese, and yet, strangely enough, the Chinese are now. hostile to the civilization that has grown out of their discoveries, There Was Lots of It. © Among a lotof fresh air fund children sent to the seaside last summer was one poor little waif who. did not join in the ther children’s games, but was found ‘plone down: on the rocks surveying the ccean. ‘Wouldn’t youlike tocome. and play some games with the other little girls?” she was asked. “Oh, ‘110, sir,” said the waif, “I’d rather look at the water.” “And what do you find of interest in the water?” “Oh, there’s such lots of it,” said the waif, enthusiast ically, “and it’s the only time in my life I ever seed enongh of anything.” Too Good to Use In Spanking. Ahnost incredible sums are sometimes expended on slippers. Thus not long ago @ countess had a pair made, ornamented with rubies, emeralds and diamonds, costing $20,000. But at a masked ball given by the duke of Manchester some years ago a lady impersonating Cinderella wore a pair of slippers adorned with shai valued at over $60,000. Spectacles. Roger Bacon was the first to spergdat the use of speciacles. When they came into use in Italy, about the year 1285, on the recommendation of Alessandro di Spina, a monk of: Pisa, women were forbidden to wear them, because it was thought that such’facial ornamentations would make them vain. ie A Traveling Urematory. we A traveling military crematory has . been invented to dispose of the bodies of soldiers killed in battle. It looks, says the Buffalo Express, very much like an army oven on a large scale, and is drawn by eight horses. The inventor (a Polish engineer) claims that this arrangement would obviate any epidemic arising from the burialof many bodies in one place during @ campaign. Germany—ever in the van of military innovation—proposes to test the invention. That upset the boat, but all hands were . Glov ‘I2 A.M. and 2 and 5 P. M., NEW LUMBER YARD T. P. BYRNE Has éstablished a Lumber Yard on upper E. Broad street, adjoining his residence, where he willconstantly keep a full assortment of all kinds of Building and Mining Lumber, Including Rustic, Flooring, Shingles, Shakes, Etc., Etc. THE BEST QUALITY TO BE HAD IN THIS MARKET. Prices Given Upon Application, : Leave Orders at the Yard. Cash RESUMED: BUSINESS “at GEO. WILLIAM DURST Formerly of the New York Bakery, has opened a In the La gph Block, on al street, a few * doors labors his old stand, where he is pid PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and Cakes. FANCY PASTRY OF ‘ALL KINDS TO ORDER . Weddl: “ Gales a Spec clty. f@#-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Constantly on haial. TELEHHONE 37. NEW Works Wonders. . . } . . Harness and Saddery CHEAPER THAN EVER. JATIES CAIRNS, . e Bi oad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following Prices for Cash Only :. °°x Double # Harness he ugzsy R1ps. PORES Ose Whips. Sweat Pads, per pair. Brushes Curry Combs Shawl] Straps Halters Cushions .. Harness BORD, urStraps.......: Wwo-Horee™ Whip Lashes. Best edgar Oil, per gation Notice To Taxp2yers. Notice is hereby given that I will be at the city Hall on and after MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1896, And until Monday, August 3, between the hours of 1o and for the purpose of collecting City Taxes. Taxes become delinquent on Monday, August 3, at 6 o’clock P. M. D. B. GETCHELL, City Marshal CLANCY & TAMBLYN Horseshoers and Farriers, pockies. paid: j Brod st., Nevada City, are aged todo all work in their line fn’ the manner anil at the most reasonable PHILIP HILD Has opened a shop on Broad street, next door . above Mrs. Hocking’s Variety Store, and is prepared to make to order BOOTS AND SHOES. Inthe best manner. All work guaranteed. A share of public patronage solicited. Plastering GLAD a9 yy y ean Brickwork In all their branches. Also PATCHING AND WHITING, CEMENT WORK a Speciaity. O’REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. SCHIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Nevada City, Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar So -—-IN sTOCK—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT’D ESTRELLA AN CLUB LA ROSA HARMONIA Do You Want _a Good Drink? . . Then Try PARN ELL'S TLEWOOD” Whiskies. H B and Burke’s Genuine vice Ponte as ~ js} ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, ‘JESSE MOORE,” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “CAS-1 ] drink sufficient to make you FEEL: LIVERY and EED STABLE CornEer OF SCHOOL AND Man STREETs, NORTH SAN JUAN, CAL. . NORTHUP, Prop. Fine Horsés and Casdingos for every occasion always ready. og ecialty of conveying passengers oh orth San Juan to Nevada City to . meet any train. Prices to suit the times. COME AND SEE ME. COOL, SHARP BEER. 50 When you are thirsty and, feel like takin; » . fy of that famous MILWAUKEE BR. RY BEER, call on Sacramento strect. He knows how to draw it, and it is always Coul aud wefrosutug, All kinds of Wines and Lijuors. ooms in connection. Union Livery Stable, . i Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, = Prop’r The finest turn-outs in the county,and plenty of them Open day and night. New Management. The ORION HOTEL BARBER SH:P Has been purchased by ALBERT COOK, A FIRST-CLASS BARBER FROM SAN FRANCISCU. The very best of work in alllines ofthe bus aass. Give hima trial and he will please you CRONK BEER ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PROprietor of the Kronk Beer Manufactory, on Spring street, will be ready to deliver enough beer about the : First of July : : He guarantees the article to be of the best £@FAll orders left with Mr.-Shingle will receive prompt attention“ :FOR SALE: SPAN OF GENTLE MULES. CHILD ean handlethem. Ages. 10 ay 12 years, weight 2300. Also a Ss e Mudebakar spring covered wagon, nearly new. Bed of wa st 10 feet long, with two seats, will be sol reasonable terms. Frederick Tellam, Nevada City. jus WHELIHAN BROS., Corner Broad and Pine streets, keep the ve best brands of WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt -—Edge Beer. THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. You will always find this motto prevails at my Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop A preciats of TURNING and BAND SAW ING. DINGS of all Minds on hand. Re ey wane on shortest notice, . C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to O. C. Percival, Shop on the Plaza. NEVADA CITY. A.J. BOVEY, Manufacturer of and Dealer in BOOTS & SHOES. DON’T FAIL TO SEE MY FINE STOCK. Boots and Shoes made to order in the best manner and at reasonable i prices. Repairing neatly and one.Broad street, head of Union street, First-Class Bakery . Private promptly Honea in . . Creases~<pam— That is the way you find a paper dollar when you take it out of your pocket. But the. per may to find The Dollar of Your Daddies is to advertise your business in a live newspaper that is read by the most people in the territory it covers. Such a paper is ; . ‘Ahe eae Daily Transcript By Brown & Calkins. b HEALTH AND ACCIDENT ‘INSURANCE. Fidel utval Aid Assceiaticn : San Francisco, Cal. e For Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, accordi pation, from. 88,00'to pe ha to work thes to'the hazard ace occuing bart a AY ms week, sick and PAY sine a nse sana tei W. ot tothe mem ‘Protection peste i membership fee .0 per mouth, LIFE INSURANCE. ici f Li rom eter of ‘$500 i seat rod wart per si J Brie go or accident and sick$2000 a Fido at ond of ib years ber at death or bar 3 10.00 per week for accident or sickness. IF INSURED, You cannot pe ui are sick or disa’ ot te aca jncome when you The Fidelit, tual Ald Asso Preeminent. ie an ee ag top j dvd cera by in dent Health Stee noon a0 hd Bete 1a8 of California "NL Missoneh oltee tame with an am) ple Resarve Boot and assets, make its ts certificate an absolute pov es ‘of the solidity of its protection Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and Remwent Manager. San Francisco, Empire Stable, Broad Street, opp. aioe: Exchange Biel, upon ven oF its Cal. JANES HENSESSY, * Prop’r. ™* = iré Livery Stable © largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. -" . Teams with el nen to let at a! motte ies, Wagons <4 rms, e@ on reasonable The horses are free from vices, of good style, and capable of gen; tleman saree to dri we ne Ne te 8 Oe Nevada Assay Office, ' Established in y by JAS. J. OTT, No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold‘and of . Gold oe a res every Somevingions lise of quarts irom from.50 to og Abe ani Gracibing we dy on MONUMENTS, TOFBSONES, . GRANITE WORK .. Weisenburger & Coffey Boulder st., near Park ave., NEVADA CITY Seotch Gronite ant MarWe sf Every DeseripTombetones Lettering xem ie sy, Momuments :