July 30, 1896 (4 pages)

* =a spe BAA 36TH YEAR—NO. 11 ~ 3 THE “TRANSCRIPT, . Published oy Pca) Holidays by BROWN, & CALIINS. N. P. BROWN, Ly 8. OALKING. I ne Year in advance, Six Months. NEVADA CITY IN-LINE WITH THIS AGE OF PROGRESS. _— Sanitary Plumbing “a I make a loy the best w he best materials. lowest. : Brices the & Stoves Morning Light Pat. Todd Heater Sunbeam Box Patterns And others Richmond Grand Pacific Garland Westwood And others —_— My stock of Hardware "ancy, ° Side “the .completest I ever offered i As for + There is nothing of that kind ‘Tinware ends: that you cannot find on sale when you visit my store. ‘ Plain and decorated Crockery In profusion to suit all and purses. I am sure Lean please you in this department. If you want Lamps {sity of them. ee ie oe est to the most elaborate will be ei tars: All kinds of . Wire Fencing fgee rey ie cheap. Have plain and fancy. ~ ‘The best of Paints, Oils 42}cer esos ; ainters’ use. ready mixed Paint sold. Fine atock of AND CUTLERY, esentFirearms {N° .xe atest and the best products of the leading makers. GEO. E. TURNER 55 to 59 Pine Street. NEVADA CITY. CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY (incorporated 1876.) CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $20,000 Paid up in coin, : 50,000 ; : OFFICERS. . &, M>PRESTON..6-5555+ PRESIDENT ‘M. HUNT. Vick-PRESIDENT R. JGHN T. RGA CasHIER D. E. MORGAN. DIRECTORS. Joun T. MorGan, Heating Stoves. Cooking Stoves Dr. R. M. Hunt, . :Gro. M, HuGHES, D. E. MoRGAN, NILEs SEARLES L. HousMan, . M. Preston. ane é CORRESPONDENTS. ‘New York-National Bank of North Amer>/ specialty of it, Lemyenther trier RTY. aly ile ern oe Ten Cents a Box. Three Elegant Cakes This Soap contains BUTTERMILK in proportions that render it very soothing to the Skin. S. We GUARANT BE to not substitute in putting up Se Prescriptions. : 3 H. DICKERIIAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Telephone No. 80. Cor, Pine and Commercial sts. , Ree a ie ee eS IES, 2 oy BRE CLOSING OUT SALE! AT THE One Lot of LADIES’ DRIVING GLOVES, reduced front $1 50 to 75 cents a pair. 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, reduced from $150 to $1 10 a pair. Elegant assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, sizes 32 ; to 42, below cost. Our entire stock of WASH oo are going at a sacrice. e. ? THE WHITE HOUSE, BR. NEWMAN & CO. SOARD’& SON, Wholesale .---* Liquor Dealers, & “is , And Sole Ne¥ada County Agents for the Enterprise Brewing Co. MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD. A. I % We Pay No High Rents! We Employ No Drummers !-rst National Bank. Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills Co. ‘ We issue Sight? yable in a) SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAME: f Excha' nyable at sight in gee brine sof Gitles of Great eksis and UW) ‘ica. San Francisco—Fi ¢ Collections on any part of the United States Ke ecleat’ price paid for County and State rrants. and Silver Bullio’ purehased. Assay Office at the Boule This Bank Maintains an office at ‘pica 4 Ladies’ $75. Men’s $85. ied gest High Grade Bicycle Factory in the world, Built and guaranteed by the ene * STINDIANA bicverk GG. of Indianapolis, Ind. Wartan' the BEST a RAD é > Men’s $85. Ladies’ $75 and $85. Tlustrated catalogue free15.0.4 WAVEBLY, 18 and 20 MeAllister St., San Francisco. We want a live Agent in Nevada.City. LL } Grass Valley, where a general Banking Business is J. M. THOMAS, Resident AgentatGrassValley. ibe BOWMAN, oP SHAW. SHAW & BOWMAN, 6 Dentists. o Bui % Street? Offtice in Odd Fellows Building, Broad PINE WORK A SPECIALTY. . ALE MINDS OF IEEINGS wc DONE ’ Dr. N. E. Chapman, DENTISTS. SUMMER Tailored to Order in the highest style of the art Latest Cut, Best Goods, Finest Trimmings, High Grade Work. eee -E E. DULAC, Merchant g Failor 4 . Otee at renldenee, Searammento st Neveds Ps) “48 faulty. ?' lof the statistician’s science, Carroll D. “Veenses promote virtue. Our elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale. at a Bargain. . “We Give the Best Terms -to Retailers . see clergymen’s wives inviting ladies to . A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. germane tons: span ons EST, IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. ” “STATISTICS MAY ERR. eT ‘. . Figures may not lie, but on the basis of statistics may sometimes be very Commenting on: this limitation Wright points out that, in the matter of crime, the number of sentences in a state may vary with the legislation, Laws are constantly being passed, Mr. Wright says, to raise moral delin-. quencies to the grade of positive crimes, and’ then, after a time, such laws may, . be repealed, with the result of vitiating . fl} conclusions obtained by comparing Ni . one year’ with aziother, This is illus{. rated by, the record of liquor legislation in connection with crimes. ProHhibitory legislation seems uniformly to inerease drunkennéss, for the reason, in large part, that it increases, if enforced, the number of convictions. A new class of statistics is called into existence. It is to be noted alse that, as a rule, the authorities of large cities are opposed to prohibitary laws, deem: ing Neenses more rational or expedient. They are accordingly often led to enforce prohibitory laws with extreme rigor in order to make them odious and secure their repeal. With a license law they are lenient in making arrests of drunken persons. Thus it comes about that statistics seem to prove prohibition extremely prolific in crime, while liIn any ease, -érrors enter the record by reason of want.of uniformity in methods in varif . ous parts of.a given state. This want of uniformity at a porticular date is exceeded by the variations between different dates. In recent years statistics 4 are better kept than formerly, with the effect of appearing to show an increase yf crime. But appearances aré deceptive in this case, Mr. Wright thinks. _In1880 the number of convicts in penitentiaries was 37,538, or 709 to the million of population. In 1890 the number of convicts was 45,233, or 722 to the million of population.WOOD MOST USED. Pine Is Fashloned toto the Greatest Varlety pf Products. Oak can be put to the greatest variety of uses,. but as a matter of fact. pime wood is most used,A phenomenal demand for the latter in the wood-pulp industry has arisen within recent years. Over 1,000,000 tons of wood pulp were . prodneed in the United States alone in i 4894, and 240,000 tons in Norway and . Sweden, the bulk of it from pine. Pine . is also largely used in ship and house ‘earpentry, and it _is adaptable to so many purposes, and is s0 abundant, . that. it has come into almost wniversal i requisition, Common tur pentine is exl tracted from it, as are-dlso tar, pitch, i resin and lampblack. Splinters of the . ~esinous roots are used by the Highlanders tnstead of candles. . Fishermen make ropes of the inner ; bark, and the Karotchatkans and Lap‘landers steep the latter in water to inake a coarse. kind of bread. The oil . obtained from the shgots ofthe dwarf . pine Je used medicinally by fhe peasants pot Hungary, while the soft+grained siliver fir is used for the sounding boards te, and the Ger. . . . . \ . of musical instrumen . . their vast toy . . factories. The used in the manufacture of lucifer inatches is nvwostly pine. and the agereeate amount of pine wood used in these various industries exceeds that of all . other kinds of wood put together. Reporters Assault Boer Names. During the Jameson trial in London, the stenographie reporters had a hard . stme with the Boer names that came . . 1 } . NeSSes. . tioned which appears in the depositions as Van Uithoouis Winkelspruit. The nearest the Evening Standard reporter eot-toit was Van Nit Hookiswinke} Sprint; to Van Nit Hooriswinkel, while the Sun simplified it'to Van Oudishhoorn’s, and the Evening News boldly made one fearsome word of it,.thus: Vanoudischawanswinkle. The rest.of the reporters. like prudent men, declined it alto. gether. The Tables Turned. In England it is a common thing to }eome to them as general servants-for . ladies in a’ London suburb, who have adlvertised for a gentlewoman to do the . work of their cottage. Thé gentle. woman required must, according:to the . .avertisement, not only’ be strong, achive and an early riser, but muét be a telergyman's ‘or profession&l man’s . danghter. A eritic remarks that the ludvyertisers would, doubtless feel de. graded by sleeping ina bed made by the . . hands of a young woman whose father had been in trade. . j fhe Law and the Lady. ~ PatientMan—Suppose a woman makes it so hot for her husband tiiat he can’t live with her, and he leaves her, what van he do? Lawyer—Sue him for'support. Patient Man—Suppose she has run him so heavily into-debt that. he can’t every dollar as quick as he gets it, besides ruining his business with their suits? : he fail to pay her the amount ordered, ‘he will be sent to jail for contempt of court.’ : Patient Man—Suppose she drives him out of the house with a flat-iron, and he’s afraid to go back? sertion. Patient Man—Well, _ I don’t.see anything for me to do but go hang myself. : Lawyer—It’s againet the law to commit suicide, and if you get caught attempting it, you’ll be fined and imprisoned, “Ten dollars, please. Good day. mans employ if almost exclusively in, ! wood . iripping off the tongues of the wit! In one instance @ place is men: . the Globe gentry modificd this . . the honor and glory. of the thing, but . the tables have been turned by three . support her, because his creditors grab . Lawyer—If for any reason whatever : tawyer—She can arrest him for de. iceinisiaaiaiidll ‘ NEW. RESUMED LUMBER cuales YARD eee -T. P. BYRNE . ‘as established a Lumber Yard on upper E. : his residence, where a full assortinent of . ’ GEO. WILLIAM DURST ‘Foubeus of the New Yor B ned & First-Class Bakery Gomnorclal gerect, fey ss id stand, : street, he will constantly keep : ; ee doors woe Building and Mining Lum. ber, a Including Rustic, Flooring Shingles, Shakes, Etc., Etec, THE BEST QUALITY T0 BE HAD IN THIS MARKET. Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard.’ Cash Works Wonders. coe re BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, — Pies and Cakes. FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cates a Specialty. stantly on hand, TELEHHONE 87. = NnNpEpvw (LIVERY and FEED STABLE *, f£@F-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Con. ° iN Creases——_— x iy a paper dollar when you take it out of your pocket. But the best way to find j ‘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 Syia PRe os Daily’ Transcript By Brown & iis. ASA CORNER or ScHoor AND Matin STREETS, NORTH SAN JUAN. CAL. and Sad lery Harness JAMES CAIRNS, IE. NORTHUP, Prop. “pedad st.opis: National Hotel, ——has established the following . 'Prices for Cash Only: Single Harness .. es 4 . Double Harness.. epee ee 20 00 . Lap Duster®..:65-.-5.:05+° einacca Met Buggy Whips 20 . . Four-horse Whips. 2 . Sweat Pads, per’ pai be 15 . 25 . Fine Horses and Carriages for every . oecasion always ready. . A specialty of conveying passengers . from North San Juan to Nevada City to meet any train. Prices to suit the times. GOME AND SEE ME. COOL, SHARP BEER. alters fs 50 . When you are thirsty and feel like taking a Cushions cape seerss . 150 lass of that famous MILWAUKEE BREW. Harness Soap. 2 ERY BERR, call on . eones TVS . eer eu ben CHAS. PECOR, . Best Harness Oil, per gallor Sacramento street. GHONBE hc Seskak hte eas vanenw ices Sa He Gall Cure, per box He knows how. to draw it, and it is always Joo! and Refreshing. y Shaw! Straps. . Notice To { . H . : { Private All kinds of Wines and Liquors. Rooms in connection, : RESULT PRODUCER TIS A PHENOMENA bs ) HEALTH AND ACCIDENT: INSURANCE. Reon kee Aid:Asseciaticn San Francisco, Cal. \eFor Five Cents Per Daye . wHLt PAY, dcoording to the hazard of ocoupation, from. #8.00 to $25.00 a week, when unable to work through being hurt dent ally. { eaink PAY, if you are accidentally killed, . WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are sicker) BAY $100.00 for funeral bs .00 for funeral expenses. Witt BAY, fryon lose a band and foot . or both feet and hands, $138.00 to $434.00, . Absolute Protection to the members upon i paying $5.00 life membership f d $150 per month. iy eOnp fon ReLCOeR. SF LIFE INSURANCE. . { ij { aaNotice is hereby given that . ‘I will be at the City Hall on] ‘and after . MUNDAY, JUNE 15,1896, Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp: Union Hotel, . ? . _== r . And until Monday, August 3. Henry Lane rer . between the hours of 10 and) '12 A.M. and 2 and 5 P. M., for . ‘the purpose of collecting City . Taxes, Taxes become delin-. quent on Monday, August 5, . vat . ‘at 6 o’clock P. M. TROUT D. B. GETCHELL, eo City.Marshal ~ . % Dek. CLANCY & TAMBLYN a The finest turn-outs in the courity,and plentyof them ° « Open day and night. . 4 rig paneer ale ® weekbt the, } z m ® a , Horseshoers and Farriers, . uckley Building Broad st., Nevada Cityyare p> repared to do a i work in their line in the . ’ Base eaniee and at the mest reasonable rates. We * a ate PHILIP HILD seg “Has opened a slid} on Broad street, nextitoor . ". ; First of July Ere AIRS above Mrs, Hocking’s ‘Variety Store, and is . : prepared to make to order . He guarantées the article to be of the best BOOTS: AND SHOES Inthe best manner. All work A share of public patronage solic . Plastering ——AND——— Brickwork ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PROrietor of the Kronk Beer Manufactory, on Spring sti , will be ready to deliver . (@F-All orderg left: with Mr, Shingle will receiye prompt attention“@a :-FOR SALE: . ° e an A SPAN OF GENTLE. MULES. A CHILD can handle them. Ages 10 and 12 years, weight 2300. Also a fine Stu ebaker spring covered wagon, nearly new. Bed of wagon 10 feet long, with two seats, will be sold on reasonable terms. uaranteed. . ted. jis . } . . . . . . Frederick Tellam, Nevada City. WHELIHAN BROS., . Corner Broad and Pine streéts, kee the ve Corner Broad ong dEs. LIQUORS & CIGARS. Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge : Beer. S CHI DT BROS °; . THE. BEST: OF. WORK. LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, . THE LOWEST OF PRICES. ¥ vill al find Pine street. Nevada City, Cal. e moth pieraiie. a nd . LEA DING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar’ Novelty Wood Working aad Re, air Shop In all their branches. Also . PATCHING AND WHITING, . { . ORNAMENTAL. PLASTERING, . a CEMENT WORK a Specialty. O'REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. —-—iIn sTOCcK—— GENERAL ARTHUR 4 LA ROSA . HUMBOLDT Oa . Patents. < . Do You Want a Good Drink ? ee Then Try PARNELL’S TERR GOD" Whishica. inten fe es. and Burke’s Genuine Irish Porter. abt One drink sufficient to make you FEEL “ THE RECEPTION,” Tel; No. 41144. Commercial Street, ob shortest notice, 4. C. WEISENBURGER, Suesessor to O.C. Percival, Shop on the Plaza. ‘NEVADA CITY: A.J. BOVEY, Manufacturer of and Dealer in _. BOOTS. & SHOES. oe DONT FAIL TO SEE Boots and Shoes made to order in the manner aud at reasonaple b pees Repairing neatly and promptly Broad street, head of Union street, he WALLACE} ~~ 4 specialty of TURNING. and BAND. ING. MOULDINGS may Bee rps eee an 4 Also i licies of Life Insurance, paying trom Tike to $500) inca of death. and ase of ni per #10u0 nape aiokea ness; Blso a Year’ paid u sone i 2000. at death or $. at cod: of 18 ears: 10.00 per week for accident or Sickness, IF INSURED, >. You,.cannot lose all your income are sick or disabled by accident. The Fidelity Mutu: eminent] the Largest and St Accia bsg Health Association ia: meet nited 1t has $6,000.00 cash deposits of California and Missour # i with an ample Resery, d. and assets, make its ccortiticdgrra antee of the solidity, og, its” p’ members. 3 Heliable Agents \ J. 1. M. vege wits you: x . the States i Meet, opp. National Exchange Hote! Nevada City. ‘ — : * JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r. The Bmpite Liver, has the ¢ Stable rgest ot of To be found in this part of the State. Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and paete to let at short patian on reasonable rms. es i The horses are free from vices, of wodd style; and capable of any gén3 tleman cares t we oa teanes Nevada Assay -Office, Established in 1853 by . JAS. J. OTT, No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of every description melted refined and assayed. Practical milling quartz from from 50 to 500 Ibs. Buy Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bars. Acids and Crucibles for sale. é MONUIIENTS, TOFBSONES, GRANITE WORK Weisenburger & Coffey, Boulder st., near Park ave., NEVADA CITY coon exxteas Qala Scoteh Granite and Marble of Every Deserip~ romptly Attended to. . WORK WARRANTED FIRST-CLASS. PRICES LOWEST IN Bef i r be saleresiyine xowe omen e ” HORSES; CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES: eens, tT hat is the way you find Aid Association is Pre~~ which, together re, Lettering on Tombstones and Monuments —

* =a spe BAA 36TH YEAR—NO. 11 ~ 3 THE “TRANSCRIPT, . Published oy Pca) Holidays by BROWN, & CALIINS. N. P. BROWN, Ly 8. OALKING. I ne Year in advance, Six Months. NEVADA CITY IN-LINE WITH THIS AGE OF PROGRESS. _— Sanitary Plumbing “a I make a loy the best w he best materials. lowest. : Brices the & Stoves Morning Light Pat. Todd Heater Sunbeam Box Patterns And others Richmond Grand Pacific Garland Westwood And others —_— My stock of Hardware "ancy, ° Side “the .completest I ever offered i As for + There is nothing of that kind ‘Tinware ends: that you cannot find on sale when you visit my store. ‘ Plain and decorated Crockery In profusion to suit all and purses. I am sure Lean please you in this department. If you want Lamps {sity of them. ee ie oe est to the most elaborate will be ei tars: All kinds of . Wire Fencing fgee rey ie cheap. Have plain and fancy. ~ ‘The best of Paints, Oils 42}cer esos ; ainters’ use. ready mixed Paint sold. Fine atock of AND CUTLERY, esentFirearms {N° .xe atest and the best products of the leading makers. GEO. E. TURNER 55 to 59 Pine Street. NEVADA CITY. CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY (incorporated 1876.) CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $20,000 Paid up in coin, : 50,000 ; : OFFICERS. . &, M>PRESTON....6-5555+ PRESIDENT ‘M. HUNT.. Vick-PRESIDENT R. JGHN T. RGA CasHIER D. E. MORGAN. DIRECTORS. Joun T. MorGan, Heating Stoves. Cooking Stoves Dr. R. M. Hunt, . :Gro. M, HuGHES, D. E. MoRGAN, NILEs SEARLES L. HousMan, . M. Preston. ane é CORRESPONDENTS. ‘New York-National Bank of North Amer>/ specialty of it, Lemyenther trier RTY. aly ile ern oe Ten Cents a Box. Three Elegant Cakes This Soap contains BUTTERMILK in proportions that render it very soothing to the Skin. S. We GUARANT BE to not substitute in putting up Se Prescriptions. : 3 H. DICKERIIAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Telephone No. 80. Cor, Pine and Commercial sts. , Ree a ie ee eS IES, 2 oy BRE CLOSING OUT SALE! AT THE One Lot of LADIES’ DRIVING GLOVES, reduced front $1 50 to 75 cents a pair. 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, reduced from $150 to $1 10 a pair. Elegant assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, sizes 32 ; to 42, below cost. Our entire stock of WASH oo are going at a sacrice. e. ? THE WHITE HOUSE, BR. NEWMAN & CO. SOARD’& SON, Wholesale ..---* Liquor Dealers, & “is , And Sole Ne¥ada County Agents for the Enterprise Brewing Co. MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD. A. I % We Pay No High Rents! We Employ No Drummers !-rst National Bank. Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills Co. ‘ We issue Sight? yable in a) SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAME: f Excha' nyable at sight in gee brine sof Gitles of Great eksis and UW) ‘ica. San Francisco—Fi ¢ Collections on any part of the United States Ke ecleat’ price paid for County and State rrants. and Silver Bullio’ purehased. Assay Office at the Boule This Bank Maintains an office at ‘pica 4 Ladies’ $75. Men’s $85. ied gest High Grade Bicycle Factory in the world, Built and guaranteed by the ene * STINDIANA bicverk GG. of Indianapolis, Ind. Wartan' the BEST a RAD é > Men’s $85. Ladies’ $75 and $85. Tlustrated catalogue free15.0.4 WAVEBLY, 18 and 20 MeAllister St., San Francisco. We want a live Agent in Nevada.City. LL } Grass Valley, where a general Banking Business is J. M. THOMAS, Resident AgentatGrassValley. ibe BOWMAN, oP SHAW. SHAW & BOWMAN, 6 Dentists. o Bui % Street? Offtice in Odd Fellows Building, Broad PINE WORK A SPECIALTY. . ALE MINDS OF IEEINGS wc DONE ’ Dr. N. E. Chapman, DENTISTS. SUMMER Tailored to Order in the highest style of the art Latest Cut, Best Goods, Finest Trimmings, High Grade Work. eee -E E. DULAC, Merchant g Failor 4 . Otee at renldenee, Searammento st Neveds Ps) “48 faulty. ?' lof the statistician’s science, Carroll D. “Veenses promote virtue. Our elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale. at a Bargain. . “We Give the Best Terms -to Retailers . see clergymen’s wives inviting ladies to . A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. germane tons: span ons EST, IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. ” “STATISTICS MAY ERR. eT ‘. . Figures may not lie, but on the basis of statistics may sometimes be very Commenting on: this limitation Wright points out that, in the matter of crime, the number of sentences in a state may vary with the legislation, Laws are constantly being passed, Mr. Wright says, to raise moral delin-. quencies to the grade of positive crimes, and’ then, after a time, such laws may, . be repealed, with the result of vitiating . fl} conclusions obtained by comparing Ni . one year’ with aziother, This is illus{. rated by, the record of liquor legislation in connection with crimes. ProHhibitory legislation seems uniformly to inerease drunkennéss, for the reason, in large part, that it increases, if enforced, the number of convictions. A new class of statistics is called into existence. It is to be noted alse that, as a rule, the authorities of large cities are opposed to prohibitary laws, deem: ing Neenses more rational or expedient. They are accordingly often led to enforce prohibitory laws with extreme rigor in order to make them odious and secure their repeal. With a license law they are lenient in making arrests of drunken persons. Thus it comes about that statistics seem to prove prohibition extremely prolific in crime, while liIn any ease, -érrors enter the record by reason of want.of uniformity in methods in varif . ous parts of.a given state. This want of uniformity at a porticular date is exceeded by the variations between different dates. In recent years statistics 4 are better kept than formerly, with the effect of appearing to show an increase yf crime. But appearances aré deceptive in this case, Mr. Wright thinks. _In1880 the number of convicts in penitentiaries was 37,538, or 709 to the million of population. In 1890 the number of convicts was 45,233, or 722 to the million of population.WOOD MOST USED. Pine Is Fashloned toto the Greatest Varlety pf Products. Oak can be put to the greatest variety of uses,. but as a matter of fact. pime wood is most used,A phenomenal demand for the latter in the wood-pulp industry has arisen within recent years. Over 1,000,000 tons of wood pulp were . prodneed in the United States alone in i 4894, and 240,000 tons in Norway and . Sweden, the bulk of it from pine. Pine . is also largely used in ship and house ‘earpentry, and it _is adaptable to so many purposes, and is s0 abundant, . that. it has come into almost wniversal i requisition, Common tur pentine is exl tracted from it, as are-dlso tar, pitch, i resin and lampblack. Splinters of the . ~esinous roots are used by the Highlanders tnstead of candles. . Fishermen make ropes of the inner ; bark, and the Karotchatkans and Lap‘landers steep the latter in water to inake a coarse. kind of bread. The oil . obtained from the shgots ofthe dwarf . pine Je used medicinally by fhe peasants pot Hungary, while the soft+grained siliver fir is used for the sounding boards te, and the Ger. . . . . \ . of musical instrumen . . their vast toy . . factories. The used in the manufacture of lucifer inatches is nvwostly pine. and the agereeate amount of pine wood used in these various industries exceeds that of all . other kinds of wood put together. Reporters Assault Boer Names. During the Jameson trial in London, the stenographie reporters had a hard . stme with the Boer names that came . . 1 } . NeSSes. . tioned which appears in the depositions as Van Uithoouis Winkelspruit. The nearest the Evening Standard reporter eot-toit was Van Nit Hookiswinke} Sprint; to Van Nit Hooriswinkel, while the Sun simplified it'to Van Oudishhoorn’s, and the Evening News boldly made one fearsome word of it,.thus: Vanoudischawanswinkle. The rest.of the reporters. like prudent men, declined it alto. gether. The Tables Turned. In England it is a common thing to }eome to them as general servants-for . ladies in a’ London suburb, who have adlvertised for a gentlewoman to do the . work of their cottage. Thé gentle. woman required must, according:to the . .avertisement, not only’ be strong, achive and an early riser, but muét be a telergyman's ‘or profession&l man’s . danghter. A eritic remarks that the ludvyertisers would, doubtless feel de. graded by sleeping ina bed made by the . . hands of a young woman whose father had been in trade. . j fhe Law and the Lady. ~ PatientMan—Suppose a woman makes it so hot for her husband tiiat he can’t live with her, and he leaves her, what van he do? Lawyer—Sue him for'support. Patient Man—Suppose she has run him so heavily into-debt that. he can’t every dollar as quick as he gets it, besides ruining his business with their suits? : he fail to pay her the amount ordered, ‘he will be sent to jail for contempt of court.’ : Patient Man—Suppose she drives him out of the house with a flat-iron, and he’s afraid to go back? sertion. Patient Man—Well, _ I don’t.see anything for me to do but go hang myself. : Lawyer—It’s againet the law to commit suicide, and if you get caught attempting it, you’ll be fined and imprisoned, “Ten dollars, please. Good day.

mans employ if almost exclusively in, ! wood . iripping off the tongues of the wit! In one instance @ place is men: . the Globe gentry modificd this . . the honor and glory. of the thing, but . the tables have been turned by three . support her, because his creditors grab . Lawyer—If for any reason whatever : tawyer—She can arrest him for de. iceinisiaaiaiidll ‘ NEW. RESUMED LUMBER cuales YARD eee -T. P. BYRNE . ‘as established a Lumber Yard on upper E. : his residence, where a full assortinent of . ’ GEO. WILLIAM DURST ‘Foubeus of the New Yor B ned & First-Class Bakery Gomnorclal gerect, fey ss id stand, : street, he will constantly keep : ; ee doors woe Building and Mining Lum. ber, a Including Rustic, Flooring Shingles, Shakes, Etc., Etec, THE BEST QUALITY T0 BE HAD IN THIS MARKET. Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard.’ Cash Works Wonders. coe re BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, — Pies and Cakes. FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cates a Specialty. stantly on hand, TELEHHONE 87. = NnNpEpvw (LIVERY and FEED STABLE *, f£@F-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Con. ° iN Creases——_— x iy a paper dollar when you take it out of your pocket. But the best way to find j ‘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 Syia PRe os Daily’ Transcript By Brown & iis. ASA CORNER or ScHoor AND Matin STREETS, NORTH SAN JUAN. CAL. and Sad lery Harness JAMES CAIRNS, IE. NORTHUP, Prop. “pedad st.opis: National Hotel, ——has established the following . 'Prices for Cash Only: Single Harness .... es 4 . Double Harness.... epee ee 20 00 . Lap Duster®....:65-.-5.:05+° einacca Met Buggy Whips 20 . . Four-horse Whips.. 2 . Sweat Pads, per’ pai be 15 . 25 . Fine Horses and Carriages for every . oecasion always ready. . A specialty of conveying passengers . from North San Juan to Nevada City to meet any train. Prices to suit the times. GOME AND SEE ME. COOL, SHARP BEER. alters fs 50 . When you are thirsty and feel like taking a Cushions cape seerss . 150 lass of that famous MILWAUKEE BREW. Harness Soap.. 2 ERY BERR, call on . eones TVS . eer eu ben CHAS. PECOR, . Best Harness Oil, per gallor Sacramento street. GHONBE hc Seskak hte eas vanenw ices Sa He Gall Cure, per box He knows how. to draw it, and it is always Joo! and Refreshing. y Shaw! Straps.. . Notice To { . H . : { Private All kinds of Wines and Liquors. Rooms in connection, : RESULT PRODUCER TIS A PHENOMENA bs ) HEALTH AND ACCIDENT: INSURANCE. Reon kee Aid:Asseciaticn San Francisco, Cal. \eFor Five Cents Per Daye . wHLt PAY, dcoording to the hazard of ocoupation, from. #8.00 to $25.00 a week, when unable to work through being hurt dent ally. { eaink PAY, if you are accidentally killed, . WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are sicker) BAY $100.00 for funeral bs .00 for funeral expenses. Witt BAY, fryon lose a band and foot . or both feet and hands, $138.00 to $434.00, . Absolute Protection to the members upon i paying $5.00 life membership f d $150 per month. iy eOnp fon ReLCOeR. SF LIFE INSURANCE. . { ij { aaNotice is hereby given that . ‘I will be at the City Hall on] ‘and after . MUNDAY, JUNE 15,1896, Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp: Union Hotel, . ? . _== r . And until Monday, August 3. Henry Lane rer . between the hours of 10 and) '12 A.M. and 2 and 5 P. M., for . ‘the purpose of collecting City . Taxes, Taxes become delin-. quent on Monday, August 5, . vat . ‘at 6 o’clock P. M. TROUT D. B. GETCHELL, eo City.Marshal ~ . % Dek. CLANCY & TAMBLYN a The finest turn-outs in the courity,and plentyof them ° « Open day and night. . 4 rig paneer ale ® weekbt the, } z m ® a , Horseshoers and Farriers, . uckley Building Broad st., Nevada Cityyare p> repared to do a i work in their line in the . ’ Base eaniee and at the mest reasonable rates. We * a ate PHILIP HILD seg “Has opened a slid} on Broad street, nextitoor . ". ; First of July Ere AIRS above Mrs, Hocking’s ‘Variety Store, and is . : prepared to make to order . He guarantées the article to be of the best BOOTS: AND SHOES Inthe best manner. All work A share of public patronage solic . Plastering ——AND——— Brickwork ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PROrietor of the Kronk Beer Manufactory, on Spring sti , will be ready to deliver . (@F-All orderg left: with Mr, Shingle will receiye prompt attention“@a :-FOR SALE: . ° e an A SPAN OF GENTLE. MULES. A CHILD can handle them. Ages 10 and 12 years, weight 2300. Also a fine Stu ebaker spring covered wagon, nearly new. Bed of wagon 10 feet long, with two seats, will be sold on reasonable terms. uaranteed. . ted. jis . } . . . . . . Frederick Tellam, Nevada City. WHELIHAN BROS., . Corner Broad and Pine streéts, kee the ve Corner Broad ong dEs. LIQUORS & CIGARS. Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge : Beer. S CHI DT BROS °; . THE. BEST: OF. WORK. LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, . THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. ¥ vill al find Pine street.. Nevada City, Cal. e moth pieraiie. a nd . LEA DING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar’ Novelty Wood Working aad Re, air Shop In all their branches. Also . PATCHING AND WHITING, . { . ORNAMENTAL.. PLASTERING, . a CEMENT WORK a Specialty. O'REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. —-—iIn sTOCcK—— GENERAL ARTHUR 4 LA ROSA . HUMBOLDT Oa . Patents. < . Do You Want a Good Drink ? ee Then Try PARNELL’S TERR GOD" Whishica. inten fe es. and Burke’s Genuine Irish Porter. abt One drink sufficient to make you FEEL “ THE RECEPTION,” Tel; No. 41144. Commercial Street, ob shortest notice, 4. C. WEISENBURGER, Suesessor to O.C. Percival, Shop on the Plaza. ‘NEVADA CITY: A.J. BOVEY, Manufacturer of and Dealer in _.. BOOTS. & SHOES. oe DONT FAIL TO SEE Boots and Shoes made to order in the manner aud at reasonaple b pees Repairing neatly and promptly Broad street, head of Union street, he WALLACE} ~~ 4 specialty of TURNING. and BAND. ING. MOULDINGS may Bee rps eee an 4 Also i licies of Life Insurance, paying trom Tike to $500) inca of death. and ase of ni per #10u0 nape aiokea ness; Blso a Year’ paid u sone i 2000. at death or $. at cod: of 18 ears: 10.00 per week for accident or Sickness, IF INSURED, >. You,.cannot lose all your income are sick or disabled by accident. The Fidelity Mutu: eminent] the Largest and St Accia bsg Health Association ia: meet nited 1t has $6,000.00 cash deposits of California and Missour # i with an ample Resery, d. and assets, make its ccortiticdgrra antee of the solidity, og, its” p’ members. 3 Heliable Agents \ J. 1. M. vege wits you: x . the States i Meet, opp. National Exchange Hote! Nevada City. ‘ — : * JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r. The Bmpite Liver, has the ¢ Stable rgest ot of To be found in this part of the State. Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and paete to let at short patian on reasonable rms. es i The horses are free from vices, of wodd style; and capable of any gén3 tleman cares t we oa teanes Nevada Assay -Office, Established in 1853 by . JAS. J. OTT, No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of every description melted refined and assayed. Practical milling quartz from from 50 to 500 Ibs. Buy Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bars. Acids and Crucibles for sale. é MONUIIENTS, TOFBSONES, GRANITE WORK Weisenburger & Coffey, Boulder st., near Park ave., NEVADA CITY coon exxteas Qala Scoteh Granite and Marble of Every Deserip~ romptly Attended to. . WORK WARRANTED FIRST-CLASS. PRICES LOWEST IN Bef i r be saleresiyine xowe omen e ” HORSES; CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES: eens, tT hat is the way you find Aid Association is Pre~~ which, together re, Lettering on Tombstones and Monuments —