July 23, 1896 (4 pages)

: oad a the iene : San PAY snidy i must . of ae ne person, DUrS Verbal provisions fe 8 Of the Po}; pall apply to on Must m, ¥ Board of ‘hy if said Pol} { © preceding mo, 68 the amount ction, to the ¢ ethat other ». shal shall ch Poll tare” ul year, for maki the following y, Hook, Riche J. C. RICH, jent of ibe Board, june} As. . RT OF TH for the County d Company. Defendant, ae Superior Cour and for the Couy plaint led in 4 County. of California rmack, Defcida to: appear in an you by the ay iperior Court of it for the County the Complaint. 1 Ve of ¢ “Fi : ice On you of n Nevada County; in thirty days. ght to foreclose o Ustober 12th, 15s), endait, whereby . and the Defend: uuds described in in Nevada’ Cou at alleges that the nt, according to ti ie Sum Of Yits for y h interest, thereon n from October 1 asks the Decrees ‘ing and foreclosi ight to purchase g 1 in the said « ; found to be duet in such reasona ix, with costs of sj re fully appear int-on file-terein, notified, that if » r the said complai sid. Plaintiff will ha id apply to the Cou in the complaint. and the seal of {i tate of Calitornia, Nevada, this bth d SANY, Clerk. Nilon; ‘Deputy Clerk # ardan, attor Trust Building, § Vy O41. for Patent. 8 LAND OFFICE, . » duly 17, 1ss6, . GIVEN TO WHOM nfield Gravel Mini m) by its duly auth whose P.O, addres Frauciseo, Califom plication fora Pate mine, situated in . Tict, Nevada Cou ud designated by plat on tile in this d township Sevente it, f said Lot 80 being } variation 179 30' e tree four (.) feet Oo, 1, (being corner } K luming Mine ( om which the seeti tiove Li, 12, 13 and Range § East, Mt. } orth 7334 degr. ees ” West 3,58 chains nehes, in roca mo 5’ East 5.47 chains thes, ina rock mou East 4.28 chains 3 shes in a rock mou ’ East. 6.88 choins #4 thes in a rock mou ' East 4.61 chains thes in a rock mo shains 122.1 feet pow nound marked P.% en sections 11 and 1 corner commodo 4 bears South 0° aty 5.67 ehaias’ Bat AC ina rock mound mi * West 2.33 chains ik mound 4 by ¢ ine * West 5 chains 330 fe in arock mound ma 5’ West 6.94 chains ches in a rock moi ” West 7.60 chains 4 iches in @ rock m0 West 3.08 chains 20 Sigal ge at a spre sly deseribed. ariation 17!4° East. toa black “oak tre ie Section corner 0 , and 14, Tp. 17, 4 ns said Penelon Plat nded on the South! ing Mine, Lot 63, ! North pens . the Blod » Lot No, 50, patent claiming adversely 4 Penelon blac: r Mine’ ar beget and herebyi ai to tite their adv ster of the United bul mento, California, riod of patiteation be red by virtue of the? as AS FRASER, Regist d th that the foregoing! or patent be publi ty days (61 co nsecutl @ NEVADA DaILy ‘TRA cr’ published at Net IAS. FRASER, Regist ion. of this notice © y of July, 18%. o Creditors. ST WUTKE, DECEAY y given by the wt or of the estate of ory o Bie creditors a0 mis against the sai hem with the nec® ur months after Dee iOtice to the said Ad e, the store of Sel * Nevada. City, Nei E, W. SCHMIDI, the Estate of 4 yrney for Estate. agner $ Taxes. six GIVEN THAT! iow due aud pay® . M. on ugust 3d, 1896, voloske A. M Me. to W 6 ie Me poe B GT CHELL shai aud ‘iax (ollec aC » ae 2 tink Psi a sists if * Three —_— ~OTPLINE WITH THIS AGE. OF PROGRESS. Sanitary. _Tinware 723 pet § Sh a ci GEO. E. TURNER CITIZENS BANK . . BROAD STREET, -THE TRANSCRIPT, Published every evening except Sundays.end Legal Hol idays by . Be “ BROXATIT & CALEING é N. P. BROWN. L, 8. CALKINS. _ Six Months, > hs: ‘Rotered at the Postoffice at Nevada chy as second-cl ase matter. 40. 40 YEARS e IN . NEVADA CITY Plumbing I make a spectéit of it. I of ploy the best ing of, ‘and the best materials. iad the lowest. oe Stoves Morhitig: Light Pat, ‘Todd «Heater . Sunbeam “ ke Box Patterns And others Richmond Grand Pacific Garland Westwood . And others Heating Stoves Stoves My stock of ex Faney and Staple, :is this Hardware aesnct by all Pcdds the completest I ever offered As for Theres nothing of thes kind made that you caunct find on sale when you visit my store. Plain and decorated In profusion to suit all tastes and purses. I am sure an — << in this department. Tf you want ~~ on : _ Réemember that I make a spe3 Ain ps eialty of them. From the cheaplest to the most elaborate will be found here. All kinds of It looks well, is ever ire Fencing lasting and is cheap. ave plain ‘and fancy. The best of Paints, Oils ready. inbied Paint sold ; Fine stock of AND CUTLERY, r epresenting the ‘latest and the best products of the leading makers. And other materials for ermaees « use, ~ Best -__§5te 50Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. NEVADA CITY (Incorporated 1876.) CAPITAL. ‘Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 © Paidupincoin, -°= 50,000 ermcided profits, ; . OFFICERS. = Rk. “JO T. MORGAN CASHIER gD: MORGAN. Ass’r CASHIER and Sko’Y DIRECTORS. = Joun T. Mora@an, D. E. MorGan, L. HousMan, E. M. Prusron. 3 . Gro. M. Huauss, = NILES SEARLES. f CORRESPONDENTS. Sregg York—National Bank of North Amer“San Franciseo—First. Rational sank 9 + madeira ek oO) ‘Bank of Ewe issue Sighs y pseagersbie in ase N PRANGISOO,?. Also Bills of eg alle at sight in fthe principal ¢ aBritain and Euro F Col ections on 2 the United States “8 se EF igheut price paid for County and State rrants, © Gold and Silver Bullion purchased. Assay at the Bank. . ‘This Bank Maintains an office at Grass Valdey, where a general Faking Business is ‘transacted. . O. Mills J: M, THOMAS,Resident Agent at Grass Valley. _ J.B. SHAW. SHAW & BOWMAN, a Dentists. ce in ot ew aGiy. Col: , Broad Street!. Ee PLATE son ‘A SPRCIALTY. ALL Py OF ILLINGS. ; EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE 42\Oue Lot of LADIES’ DRIVING GLOVES; reduced: from A. ISOARD &: SON, 22,000 . Pear THAN ~ ‘DIRT! ‘Ten Cents a Box Three oe Cakes We GUARANTEE to not substita Prescriptions. HH DICKERTAN & CO, & DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Cor. Pine and Commercial sts. PSO CIPS EF ht CLOSING OUT a een WHITE » HOUE $1 50 to 75 cents a pair. 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, rédlticed from. $r joke $1 10 a pair. a a Biooant assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, dines 32 to 42, below cost. Our entire stock of WASH GOODS. are ‘going ‘at’ a” sacrifice. Our elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale at abargain. THEWHITE HOUSE, BORMAN & Co. Wholesale..:Liq uor Dealers, Enterprise Brewing Co. MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD. We Pay No High Rents! We Employ No Drummers! We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. -.Ladies’ $75. Ten’s $85. Built and codincaa by the Largest High Grade epics cle BicveLe 6 the world, Asai of Indianapolis, Ind. Warranted the BEST of Mt HIGH G heels. Ripe Es Ti a opaitleeseg oneness Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 MeAllister St., San Francisco. We want a live Agent.in Nevada City. SUMMER SULTS. Tailored to Order in the highest style of the art. Latest Cut, Saee Best Goods, Finest Trimmings, : D r. A. Chapman, Dr. ae E. Chapman, . W. Chapman, “aekcere: High Grade Work. . : ie E. E. DULAC, Tlerchant Tailor PINE srreur, aoa BROAD ND ty Saba dinLERY. a a. neighbor’s house a broom. \S9. . across the threshold by a. member of . the family will prevent her leaving. 2 . neighbor’: ‘s {mumbling something to herself, and . . said t at. they can all be sent after el of the Red sed, if recourse be had to an . .” . . expert, but that the latter must be -}eompass this mighty feat. fil will_soon—arrive-at_the Seren. office in erdare,) and Seren Ggmer * * * 50 . thit.ere long they will. alk. be. full of “. tired in regulation cycling costumes-— . of which the owner is rather eareful. leadls : ie EST. IN 1860. BY N. P. BROWN & CO, es ee nt i aa sacra: Sis om in Wales that if a mare's shoe is nailed to the lintel of the door, n teh can ever enter the house, and f one of them happens to go into placed Somebody has said that two straws laid crosswise on the threshold will ‘serve the purpose quite effectually. A 's wife heard one of them believed that she was saying the Lord’s . Prayer backward. Somebody has also and his chariots intothe depths skilled in arithmetic, algebra, Hebrew. Greek, Latin, and all the origina! (gwreiddiol) tongues before he ¢an he belief in these things is rapidly gaining ground nowadays, according te the author of Reminiscenes in Cymra. It has already crossed the new bridge at . Cilgwyn Mill, and has crept up from . Carn Ingli, past Morfa, along the seashore as far as Liechy-drybedd: It is also making “tts way eastward, having by this time almost reached that famous old stone called ‘Arthur's Quoits,” and, if its progress is not checked, it . Carmarthan, then on to the Diwygiwr ‘“{Llanelly), thence to the Gwron (Abwitches-and thelr works. the wants of little women who wan cross the street, It is seldom that-kindness makes an error, but in this case the policeman’s good-natured helpfulness was mistaken. The pleasant weather had brought out a crowd of shoppers and among them was a pretty little woman, who seemed to be in terror of moving across the street. i She stood on the corner and gazed at the passing throng, unmindful of the many admiring glances cast at her. A car passed the crossing and was closely followed by another, Then she ran into the street and the policeman saw her just as she left the sidewalk. The second car was coming along under right.of way, when the officer raised his hand and seized. the little woman by the arm. She wasso slight that-he almost lifted her cut of the way of the car, and dashed in front of a team on the other side, landing her safely on the opposite sidewalk. “There you're all right,” he said, as. she stepped up on the sidewalk and turned her face to him. She shook out her skirts, straightened her hat and smiled sweetly at him as she replied: “Yes, I’m all right; but I ran out to take that first car. I didn’t want to come over here, Now, will you please escort me across!” CIRCUMVENTED THEIR CHIEF. Defense of Two Washington “Cops”. Who Had Slept on Their Beats. One of Roosevelt’s many funny experiences with New York policemen re calls a stery often told of Inspector Pearson} whose neiseless galoshes were long the terror of Washington “cops.” While walking in one of the streets 9? Georgetown about 12.,yearmago, says the Washington Post, Inspector Pearson came upon two police Officers sitting on the doorstep of a private'residence, oblivious to the goings on in their beats. = Ne YARD T. P. BYRNE ies a amber Yard on upper KE road street, adjoini his’ ‘residence, where he willeontantly Keep. a eat assortment of + Building and Mining Lum: ber, Tneluding® Rustic, Flooring, hingles, Shakes, Etc., Ete. THE BEST QUALITY 10 BE HAD.TN THIS MARKET. Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard. Cash : Works Wonders. CHEAPER THANEYER. JAMES CAIR Broad:st., opp. National Hetel, has established the following Prices for Cash Only: Single Harness Double Harness Di foarthorse Whibps. Sweat Pads, per pair. Brushes Curry Combs . Shawl Straps. Halters Cushions . Harness Soap. Spurs. Spur Straps. 'wo-Horse Whip Lashes Best Harness Oil, Gloves ey Gall Cure, per box. 2.0007. cee Notice To Taxpayers. 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 12 A.M. and 2 and 5 p. M., for the purpose of collecting City Taxes. Taxes become delinquent on Monday, Angust 3, at 6 o’clock P. M. D. B. GETCHELL, . City Marshal -Pearson quietly took the number of the house, and had the deliquents hauled before the trial board for neglect of duty, Ordinarily there would ‘have tion, but they were resourceful. With the consent of the occupants they enployed a carpenter to remove the steps from the house and place them in frout of the next residence. Then, asa defense, they stated that there were. ne steps in front of the house where the inspector declared.he had seen them sit ting. The trial board visited the plac« in a body, found that the officers’ statement was true, and dismissed the case to the great surprise of Inspector Pear son. Some years afterward he heard o the trick and declared it the best tha had ever been played upon him. e Original Marriage Ceremony. A most original marriage ceremon} took place in Harwich, England, a fev Jays ago. The curate of the church re ceived a visit fron: the bridegroom, wh apologized for asl.ing him to perforn the’ ceremony instead of the vicar 0 the parish. “The fact is, you area keer wheelman, I am told,” “Yes,” said the curate (a muscular Christian), muet amused; “I. don’t know how I shoul set on without my bicycle,” “Well, tha is why I came to you. To tell the truth we want to have some fun out of thx wedding, and’ we mean to have a cyck one!” Accordingly, on the appointe day, the wedding party, consisting o bride and bridegroom and about 3( guests, rode down to the church, atthe bride in a neat tailor-made gown. the bridegroom. and groomsman in knickerbockers and caps. RT EAs SO” eS The Dector Was Disgusted. The negro, Simpkins, who cut. his throat with a razor, was in front of the doctor’s premises at the time. In fact, he was right on the doctor's sidewalk, which. is‘a nicely-paved and kept walk, At the inquest the doctor described the horrible sight when the negro slashed his throat with the razor. “Then,” off the sidewalk. 2 at recheaen, Sescaniene psd tome) RHO TAI been little hope for men in their posi. said the doctor, “I shouted to him to get asap CLANCY & TAMBLYN Horseshoers and Farriers, puekioy Buildin Broad st., Nevada City, are preeeen te 3 oall work in their line in’ the manner and at the most réasenable PHILIP HILD Has opened a shop on Broad street, next door prepared to make to order BOOTS AND SHOES Inthe best manner. All work Plastering ——AND-——— Brickworks In alltheir branches, Also “PATCHING AND WHITING, CEMENT WORK a Specialty: O’REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. oo . meet any train. above Mrs. Hocking’s Variety Store, and is uaranteed. A share of public patronage solicited. jis ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, RESUMED BUSINESS _ GEO. WILLIAM DURST Formerly of the New Tork: Bakery, has opened a First-Class Bakery In the Tramsori Block, on Commercial street, a few doors shave hie ok old stand, +” where hei To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and wakes, FANCY PASTRY ©f ALL KINDS TO ORDER ‘Wedding Caxes a Specialty. Fgh f4P-Fresh Compressed Youst Cakes Constantly on hand, TELEHHONE 37, __—3Erew K LIVERY and FEED STABLE Cornrr or ScHoot AND MAIN STREETs, NORTH SAN JUAN, CAL. NORTHUP, Prop. Horses and Carriages for every A specialty o£. conveying passengers from North San un to Nevada City to Prices to suit the times. COME: AND SEE ME. COOL, SHARP BEER. 50 . When you ere thirsty and feel like ‘takin ts i of that Loe ag MILWAURES BR Y BEER. call on CHAS. PECOR, Sacramento street. He knows how to draw it, and it is always Cool and. Refreshing. All kinds of Wines and Liquors. Rooms in connection. Private Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Cane, = ~ Prop’r The finest turn-outs in the county,and plenty of them Open day and night, New Management. Was been purchased by aa 8 ALBERT COOK,— Brae A FIRST-CLASS BARBER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. The very best of work in all lines of the bus ness. Give hima trial and he will please you CRONK BEER ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PROiN prietor of the Kronk Beer Manufactory, . on Spring street, will be ready to deliver enough beer about the : : First of July : : Z@All orders left with Mr. Shingle will receive prompt attention“ >FOR SALE: SPAN OF GENTLE MULES. covered wagon, nearly new. of w 10 feet long, with two seats, will be sol reasonable terms. Frederick Tellam, jld Nevada City. WHELIHAN BROS., . Corner Broad-and Pine sti best brands of WINES, LIQUO SCHIIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine ind Nevada City, Cal. LEADIN — Cen sTOCcK—— UB HARMO wees Baat 5 Cent Cigar oe AS ARTHUR HUMBC 1LDT IMPT'D 'RELLA BO at N CL rc. oney BETTER PREPARED -THAN EVER = ro eli The UNION HOTEL BARBER SH3P. He guarantees the article to be of the best : CHILD can handle them. Ages 10 oe 12 years, weight 2300. Also a fine Studebaker spring ‘on on keep, the ve CIGARS. Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Creases<—p=— That is the way you find a paper dollar when you take it out of your pocket. But the best way to find 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 he, Daily Transcript By Brown & CaJkins. 2 " PHENOMENA HEALTH ‘ ACCIDENT __INSURANCE. F idelityM utual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. 2 For Five Cents Per Daye Ta emanate bat pation, from anle to. work through hetetas hehe Gocidenta TWILL PAW Ih yous aie aovldctally killed, to WILL PAY $10.00 sick and waa By work seal ice mee or -fun WILE PAY, if you_lose & hand and foot or both feet and hands, $138.00 to $434.00. Absolute Protection to the members upon ‘poying $5.00 life membership fee and dues of 1.50 per month, LIFE INSURANCE, Also om poltie of Life Insur ing from to $5000 pi ease of death, yo been per sue per week for Py ge mipson oe sick. year pay gator at, death -or soho a at endo fis years: $10.00 per week for accident or Sickness. IF INSURED, You cannot lose all i are sick or disa) bled b F etulent when you The me gr ae Aid Association is PreGalnent Acc W ie Health al cores erg in the “united dent an Ste hits $6,000.00 cash deposite with as $6, cas: its of California ‘and 1 Missouri sith hacia with an am Reserve Put assets, wale fas ts certificate an aeatt ite" gues ’ antee of the solidity of its protection . SHETTERLEY, Empire Stable, members. Secretary and General Manager, Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Hovel, Reliable Agents Wanted. Write San Franciseo, Cal. JAMES MENSHSSY,. Prop’r. The Empire Livery St i» has the lanieest f06 o 89 HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Teams with el Hacks to let at s terms, ene notlso ot Wagons and on Fr The horses are.free from vices, of good style, and capable of gol: any geng tleman carers dvives ae fe See ; Nevada Assay Office, Established in 2, by JAS. J. ' No, 2% Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and of d iption Seren telined py Hale Say ome . ayprent ey from 50 to 500 Ibe. Gold Dust, Gold: and River Bare. Acids ucibles for sale. MONUMENTS, TOMBSONES, . eh THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES. You will always find this motto prevails at my ING, MOULDINGS of ali kinds pairing done on shortest notice. Do You Want a Good Drink? . Then-Try PARNELL’S WESSE MOORE. TLEWOOD” Whiski and Burke’s Genuine Irish Porter. “THE RECEPTION,” Tel, No. 41144. Commercial Street. " “CYRUS NOBLE,” “CASiskies. Hennessy’s Brandy drink sufficient to make you FEEL? Successor to 0. C. Percival, Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop A specialty of TURNING and BAND SAW on hand. Re ‘t. C. WEISENBURGER, GRANITE WORK . . . Weiseuburger & Got, Boulder st., near Park ave., Shop on the Plaza. NEVADA CITY; A.J: BOVEY, Manufacturer of and ler in BOOTS & SHOES. DON’T FAIL TO 8£E MY FINE STOCK. = Rectrans Shoes made Pen order pte prices. “Repair ng neatly and promptly Bread street, head of Union street, Seoteh Granite and Marble of Every Deserip-_ Letteri on Tombstones and ‘oniuments mo oe _ Prom pily Attended to, : WORK ‘ARRAWHtaIrUEN-cades : PRICES LOWEST IN THE STATE — sat hes Via of = to the hazard of occu-.

: oad a the iene : San PAY snidy i must . of ae ne person, DUrS Verbal provisions fe 8 Of the Po}; pall apply to on Must m, ¥ Board of ‘hy if said Pol} { © preceding mo, 68 the amount ction, to the ¢ ethat other ». shal shall ch Poll tare” ul year, for maki the following y, Hook, Riche J. C. RICH, jent of ibe Board, june} As. . RT OF TH for the County d Company. Defendant, ae Superior Cour and for the Couy plaint led in 4 County. of California rmack, Defcida to: appear in an you by the ay iperior Court of it for the County the Complaint. 1 Ve of ¢ “Fi : ice On you of n Nevada County; in thirty days. ght to foreclose o Ustober 12th, 15s), endait, whereby . and the Defend: uuds described in in Nevada’ Cou at alleges that the nt, according to ti ie Sum Of Yits for y h interest, thereon n from October 1 asks the Decrees ‘ing and foreclosi ight to purchase g 1 in the said « ; found to be duet in such reasona ix, with costs of sj re fully appear int-on file-terein, notified, that if » r the said complai sid. Plaintiff will ha id apply to the Cou in the complaint. and the seal of {i tate of Calitornia, Nevada, this bth d SANY, Clerk. Nilon; ‘Deputy Clerk # ardan, attor Trust Building, § Vy O41. for Patent. 8 LAND OFFICE, . » duly 17, 1ss6, . GIVEN TO WHOM nfield Gravel Mini m) by its duly auth whose P.O, addres Frauciseo, Califom plication fora Pate mine, situated in . Tict, Nevada Cou ud designated by plat on tile in this d township Sevente it, f said Lot 80 being } variation 179 30' e tree four (.) feet Oo, 1, (being corner } K luming Mine ( om which the seeti tiove Li, 12, 13 and Range § East, Mt. } orth 7334 degr. ees ” West 3,58 chains nehes, in roca mo 5’ East 5.47 chains thes, ina rock mou East 4.28 chains 3 shes in a rock mou ’ East. 6.88 choins #4 thes in a rock mou ' East 4.61 chains thes in a rock mo shains 122.1 feet pow nound marked P.% en sections 11 and 1 corner commodo 4 bears South 0° aty 5.67 ehaias’ Bat AC ina rock mound mi * West 2.33 chains ik mound 4 by ¢ ine * West 5 chains 330 fe in arock mound ma 5’ West 6.94 chains ches in a rock moi ” West 7.60 chains 4 iches in @ rock m0 West 3.08 chains 20 Sigal ge at a spre sly deseribed. ariation 17!4° East. toa black “oak tre ie Section corner 0 , and 14, Tp. 17, 4 ns said Penelon Plat nded on the South! ing Mine, Lot 63, ! North pens . the Blod » Lot No, 50, patent claiming adversely 4 Penelon blac: r Mine’ ar beget and herebyi ai to tite their adv ster of the United bul mento, California, riod of patiteation be red by virtue of the? as AS FRASER, Regist d th that the foregoing! or patent be publi ty days (61 co nsecutl @ NEVADA DaILy ‘TRA cr’ published at Net IAS. FRASER, Regist ion. of this notice © y of July, 18%. o Creditors. ST WUTKE, DECEAY y given by the wt or of the estate of ory o Bie creditors a0 mis against the sai hem with the nec® ur months after Dee iOtice to the said Ad e, the store of Sel * Nevada. City, Nei E, W. SCHMIDI, the Estate of 4 yrney for Estate. agner $ Taxes. six GIVEN THAT! iow due aud pay® . M. on ugust 3d, 1896, voloske A. M Me. to W 6 ie Me poe B GT CHELL shai aud ‘iax (ollec aC » ae 2 tink Psi a sists if * Three —_— ~OTPLINE WITH THIS AGE. OF PROGRESS. Sanitary. _Tinware 723 pet § Sh a ci GEO. E. TURNER CITIZENS BANK . . BROAD STREET, -THE TRANSCRIPT, Published every evening except Sundays.end Legal Hol idays by . Be “ BROXATIT & CALEING é N. P. BROWN. L, 8. CALKINS. _ Six Months, > hs: ‘Rotered at the Postoffice at Nevada chy as second-cl ase matter. 40. 40 YEARS e IN . NEVADA CITY Plumbing I make a spectéit of it. I of ploy the best ing of, ‘and the best materials. iad the lowest. oe Stoves Morhitig: Light Pat, ‘Todd «Heater . Sunbeam “ ke Box Patterns And others Richmond Grand Pacific Garland Westwood . And others Heating Stoves Stoves My stock of ex Faney and Staple, :is this Hardware aesnct by all Pcdds the completest I ever offered As for Theres nothing of thes kind made that you caunct find on sale when you visit my store. Plain and decorated In profusion to suit all tastes and purses. I am sure an — << in this department. Tf you want ~~ on : _ Réemember that I make a spe3 Ain ps eialty of them. From the cheaplest to the most elaborate will be found here. All kinds of It looks well, is ever ire Fencing lasting and is cheap. ave plain ‘and fancy. The best of Paints, Oils ready. inbied Paint sold ; Fine stock of AND CUTLERY, r epresenting the ‘latest and the best products of the leading makers. And other materials for ermaees « use, ~ Best -__§5te 50Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. NEVADA CITY (Incorporated 1876.) CAPITAL. ‘Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 © Paidupincoin, -°= 50,000 ermcided profits, ; . OFFICERS. = Rk. “JO T. MORGAN CASHIER gD: MORGAN. Ass’r CASHIER and Sko’Y DIRECTORS. = Joun T. Mora@an, D. E. MorGan, L. HousMan, E. M. Prusron. 3 . Gro. M. Huauss, = NILES SEARLES. f CORRESPONDENTS. Sregg York—National Bank of North Amer“San Franciseo—First. Rational sank 9 + madeira ek oO) ‘Bank of Ewe issue Sighs y pseagersbie in ase N PRANGISOO,?. Also Bills of eg alle at sight in fthe principal ¢ aBritain and Euro F Col ections on 2 the United States “8 se EF igheut price paid for County and State rrants, © Gold and Silver Bullion purchased. Assay at the Bank. . ‘This Bank Maintains an office at Grass Valdey, where a general Faking Business is ‘transacted. . O. Mills J: M, THOMAS,Resident Agent at Grass Valley. _ J.B. SHAW. SHAW & BOWMAN, a Dentists. ce in ot ew aGiy. Col: , Broad Street!. Ee PLATE son ‘A SPRCIALTY. ALL Py OF ILLINGS. ; EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE 42\Oue Lot of LADIES’ DRIVING GLOVES; reduced: from A. ISOARD &: SON, 22,000 . Pear THAN ~ ‘DIRT! ‘Ten Cents a Box Three oe Cakes We GUARANTEE to not substita Prescriptions. HH DICKERTAN & CO, & DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Cor. Pine and Commercial sts. PSO CIPS EF ht CLOSING OUT a een WHITE » HOUE $1 50 to 75 cents a pair. 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, rédlticed from. $r joke $1 10 a pair. a a Biooant assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, dines 32 to 42, below cost. Our entire stock of WASH GOODS. are ‘going ‘at’ a” sacrifice. Our elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale at abargain. THEWHITE HOUSE, BORMAN & Co. Wholesale...:Liq uor Dealers, Enterprise Brewing Co. MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD. We Pay No High Rents! We Employ No Drummers! We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. -.Ladies’ $75. Ten’s $85. Built and codincaa by the Largest High Grade epics cle BicveLe 6 the world, Asai of Indianapolis, Ind. Warranted the BEST of Mt HIGH G heels. Ripe Es Ti a opaitleeseg oneness Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 MeAllister St., San Francisco. We want a live Agent.in Nevada City. SUMMER SULTS.. Tailored to Order in the highest style of the art. Latest Cut, Saee Best Goods, Finest Trimmings, : D r. A. Chapman, Dr. ae E. Chapman, . W. Chapman, “aekcere: High Grade Work. . : ie E. E. DULAC, Tlerchant Tailor PINE srreur, aoa BROAD ND ty Saba dinLERY. a a. neighbor’s house a broom. \S9. . across the threshold by a. member of . the family will prevent her leaving. 2 . neighbor’: ‘s {mumbling something to herself, and . . said t at. they can all be sent after el of the Red sed, if recourse be had to an . .” . . expert, but that the latter must be -}eompass this mighty feat. fil will_soon—arrive-at_the Seren. office in erdare,) and Seren Ggmer * * * 50 . thit.ere long they will. alk. be. full of “. tired in regulation cycling costumes-— . of which the owner is rather eareful. leadls : ie EST. IN 1860. BY N. P. BROWN & CO, es ee nt i aa sacra: Sis om in Wales that if a mare's shoe is nailed to the lintel of the door, n teh can ever enter the house, and f one of them happens to go into placed Somebody has said that two straws laid crosswise on the threshold will ‘serve the purpose quite effectually. A 's wife heard one of them believed that she was saying the Lord’s . Prayer backward. Somebody has also and his chariots intothe depths skilled in arithmetic, algebra, Hebrew. Greek, Latin, and all the origina! (gwreiddiol) tongues before he ¢an he belief in these things is rapidly gaining ground nowadays, according te the author of Reminiscenes in Cymra. It has already crossed the new bridge at . Cilgwyn Mill, and has crept up from . Carn Ingli, past Morfa, along the seashore as far as Liechy-drybedd: It is also making “tts way eastward, having by this time almost reached that famous old stone called ‘Arthur's Quoits,” and, if its progress is not checked, it

. Carmarthan, then on to the Diwygiwr ‘“{Llanelly), thence to the Gwron (Abwitches-and thelr works. the wants of little women who wan cross the street, It is seldom that-kindness makes an error, but in this case the policeman’s good-natured helpfulness was mistaken. The pleasant weather had brought out a crowd of shoppers and among them was a pretty little woman, who seemed to be in terror of moving across the street. i She stood on the corner and gazed at the passing throng, unmindful of the many admiring glances cast at her. A car passed the crossing and was closely followed by another, Then she ran into the street and the policeman saw her just as she left the sidewalk. The second car was coming along under right.of way, when the officer raised his hand and seized. the little woman by the arm. She wasso slight that-he almost lifted her cut of the way of the car, and dashed in front of a team on the other side, landing her safely on the opposite sidewalk. “There you're all right,” he said, as. she stepped up on the sidewalk and turned her face to him. She shook out her skirts, straightened her hat and smiled sweetly at him as she replied: “Yes, I’m all right; but I ran out to take that first car. I didn’t want to come over here, Now, will you please escort me across!” CIRCUMVENTED THEIR CHIEF. Defense of Two Washington “Cops”. Who Had Slept on Their Beats. One of Roosevelt’s many funny experiences with New York policemen re calls a stery often told of Inspector Pearson} whose neiseless galoshes were long the terror of Washington “cops.” While walking in one of the streets 9? Georgetown about 12.,yearmago, says the Washington Post, Inspector Pearson came upon two police Officers sitting on the doorstep of a private'residence, oblivious to the goings on in their beats. = Ne YARD T. P. BYRNE ies a amber Yard on upper KE road street, adjoini his’ ‘residence, where he willeontantly Keep. a eat assortment of + Building and Mining Lum: ber, Tneluding® Rustic, Flooring, hingles, Shakes, Etc., Ete. THE BEST QUALITY 10 BE HAD.TN THIS MARKET. Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard. Cash : Works Wonders. CHEAPER THANEYER. JAMES CAIR Broad:st., opp. National Hetel, has established the following Prices for Cash Only: Single Harness Double Harness Di foarthorse Whibps. Sweat Pads, per pair. Brushes Curry Combs . Shawl Straps.. Halters Cushions . Harness Soap. Spurs.. Spur Straps. 'wo-Horse Whip Lashes Best Harness Oil, Gloves ey Gall Cure, per box.. 2.0007. cee Notice To Taxpayers. 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 12 A.M. and 2 and 5 p. M., for the purpose of collecting City Taxes. Taxes become delinquent on Monday, Angust 3, at 6 o’clock P. M. D. B. GETCHELL, . City Marshal -Pearson quietly took the number of the house, and had the deliquents hauled before the trial board for neglect of duty, Ordinarily there would ‘have tion, but they were resourceful. With the consent of the occupants they enployed a carpenter to remove the steps from the house and place them in frout of the next residence. Then, asa defense, they stated that there were. ne steps in front of the house where the inspector declared.he had seen them sit ting. The trial board visited the plac« in a body, found that the officers’ statement was true, and dismissed the case to the great surprise of Inspector Pear son. Some years afterward he heard o the trick and declared it the best tha had ever been played upon him. e Original Marriage Ceremony. A most original marriage ceremon} took place in Harwich, England, a fev Jays ago. The curate of the church re ceived a visit fron: the bridegroom, wh apologized for asl.ing him to perforn the’ ceremony instead of the vicar 0 the parish. “The fact is, you area keer wheelman, I am told,” “Yes,” said the curate (a muscular Christian), muet amused; “I. don’t know how I shoul set on without my bicycle,” “Well, tha is why I came to you. To tell the truth we want to have some fun out of thx wedding, and’ we mean to have a cyck one!” Accordingly, on the appointe day, the wedding party, consisting o bride and bridegroom and about 3( guests, rode down to the church, atthe bride in a neat tailor-made gown. the bridegroom. and groomsman in knickerbockers and caps. RT EAs SO” eS The Dector Was Disgusted. The negro, Simpkins, who cut. his throat with a razor, was in front of the doctor’s premises at the time. In fact, he was right on the doctor's sidewalk, which. is‘a nicely-paved and kept walk, At the inquest the doctor described the horrible sight when the negro slashed his throat with the razor. “Then,” off the sidewalk. 2 at recheaen, Sescaniene psd tome) RHO TAI been little hope for men in their posi. said the doctor, “I shouted to him to get asap CLANCY & TAMBLYN Horseshoers and Farriers, puekioy Buildin Broad st., Nevada City, are preeeen te 3 oall work in their line in’ the manner and at the most réasenable PHILIP HILD Has opened a shop on Broad street, next door prepared to make to order BOOTS AND SHOES Inthe best manner. All work Plastering ——AND-——— Brickworks In alltheir branches, Also “PATCHING AND WHITING, CEMENT WORK a Specialty: O’REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. oo . meet any train. above Mrs. Hocking’s Variety Store, and is uaranteed. A share of public patronage solicited. jis ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, RESUMED BUSINESS _ GEO. WILLIAM DURST Formerly of the New Tork: Bakery, has opened a First-Class Bakery In the Tramsori Block, on Commercial street, a few doors shave hie ok old stand, +” where hei To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and wakes, FANCY PASTRY ©f ALL KINDS TO ORDER ‘Wedding Caxes a Specialty. Fgh f4P-Fresh Compressed Youst Cakes Constantly on hand, TELEHHONE 37, __—3Erew K LIVERY and FEED STABLE Cornrr or ScHoot AND MAIN STREETs, NORTH SAN JUAN, CAL. NORTHUP, Prop. Horses and Carriages for every A specialty o£. conveying passengers from North San un to Nevada City to Prices to suit the times. COME: AND SEE ME. COOL, SHARP BEER. 50 . When you ere thirsty and feel like ‘takin ts i of that Loe ag MILWAURES BR Y BEER. call on CHAS. PECOR, Sacramento street. He knows how to draw it, and it is always Cool and. Refreshing. All kinds of Wines and Liquors. Rooms in connection. Private Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Cane, = ~ Prop’r The finest turn-outs in the county,and plenty of them Open day and night, New Management. Was been purchased by aa 8 ALBERT COOK,— Brae A FIRST-CLASS BARBER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. The very best of work in all lines of the bus ness. Give hima trial and he will please you CRONK BEER ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PROiN prietor of the Kronk Beer Manufactory, . on Spring street, will be ready to deliver enough beer about the : : First of July : : Z@All orders left with Mr. Shingle will receive prompt attention“ >FOR SALE: SPAN OF GENTLE MULES. covered wagon, nearly new. of w 10 feet long, with two seats, will be sol reasonable terms. Frederick Tellam, jld Nevada City. WHELIHAN BROS., . Corner Broad-and Pine sti best brands of WINES, LIQUO SCHIIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine ind Nevada City, Cal. LEADIN — Cen sTOCcK—— UB HARMO wees Baat 5 Cent Cigar oe AS ARTHUR HUMBC 1LDT IMPT'D 'RELLA BO at N CL rc. oney BETTER PREPARED -THAN EVER = ro eli The UNION HOTEL BARBER SH3P. He guarantees the article to be of the best : CHILD can handle them. Ages 10 oe 12 years, weight 2300. Also a fine Studebaker spring ‘on on keep, the ve CIGARS. Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Creases<—p=— That is the way you find a paper dollar when you take it out of your pocket. But the best way to find 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 he, Daily Transcript By Brown & CaJkins. 2 " PHENOMENA HEALTH ‘ ACCIDENT __INSURANCE. F idelityM utual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. 2 For Five Cents Per Daye Ta emanate bat pation, from anle to. work through hetetas hehe Gocidenta TWILL PAW Ih yous aie aovldctally killed, to WILL PAY $10.00 sick and waa By work seal ice mee or -fun WILE PAY, if you_lose & hand and foot or both feet and hands, $138.00 to $434.00. Absolute Protection to the members upon ‘poying $5.00 life membership fee and dues of 1.50 per month, LIFE INSURANCE, Also om poltie of Life Insur ing from to $5000 pi ease of death, yo been per sue per week for Py ge mipson oe sick. year pay gator at, death -or soho a at endo fis years: $10.00 per week for accident or Sickness. IF INSURED, You cannot lose all i are sick or disa) bled b F etulent when you The me gr ae Aid Association is PreGalnent Acc W ie Health al cores erg in the “united dent an Ste hits $6,000.00 cash deposite with as $6, cas: its of California ‘and 1 Missouri sith hacia with an am Reserve Put assets, wale fas ts certificate an aeatt ite" gues ’ antee of the solidity of its protection . SHETTERLEY, Empire Stable, members. Secretary and General Manager, Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Hovel, Reliable Agents Wanted. Write San Franciseo, Cal. JAMES MENSHSSY,. Prop’r. The Empire Livery St i» has the lanieest f06 o 89 HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Teams with el Hacks to let at s terms, ene notlso ot Wagons and on Fr The horses are.free from vices, of good style, and capable of gol: any geng tleman carers dvives ae fe See ; Nevada Assay Office, Established in 2, by JAS. J. ' No, 2% Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and of d iption Seren telined py Hale Say ome . ayprent ey from 50 to 500 Ibe. Gold Dust, Gold: and River Bare. Acids ucibles for sale. MONUMENTS, TOMBSONES, . eh THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. You will always find this motto prevails at my ING, MOULDINGS of ali kinds pairing done on shortest notice. Do You Want a Good Drink? .. Then-Try PARNELL’S WESSE MOORE. TLEWOOD” Whiski and Burke’s Genuine Irish Porter. “THE RECEPTION,” Tel, No. 41144. Commercial Street. " “CYRUS NOBLE,” “CASiskies. Hennessy’s Brandy drink sufficient to make you FEEL? Successor to 0. C. Percival, Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop A specialty of TURNING and BAND SAW on hand. Re ‘t. C. WEISENBURGER, GRANITE WORK . . . Weiseuburger & Got, Boulder st., near Park ave., Shop on the Plaza. NEVADA CITY; A.J: BOVEY, Manufacturer of and ler in BOOTS & SHOES. DON’T FAIL TO 8£E MY FINE STOCK. = Rectrans Shoes made Pen order pte prices. “Repair ng neatly and promptly Bread street, head of Union street, Seoteh Granite and Marble of Every Deserip-_ Letteri on Tombstones and ‘oniuments mo oe _ Prom pily Attended to, : WORK ‘ARRAWHtaIrUEN-cades : PRICES LOWEST IN THE STATE — sat hes Via of = to the hazard of occu-.