July 31, 1901 (4 pages)

we 4) 7 . saneilieaniniics anti omens TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— TERMS OF SUBSOBITTION : By flail, -+ .$6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. WEDNESDAY .. . July 31, 1901 Destroyed by Fire. The wooden portion of the big fill on the county read between Columbia Hill and Grizzly Hill burned out today. A large forest fire has been rug. ing in that vicinity for several days, and several crews of men have been fighting it.’ Supervisor E. ©. Grissel For life insurance see.T. B. Gray. The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on The interior of the County Jail. is. . being whitewashed and improved. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes . can be had at Vinton’s. Price, 50 cents. . Spring locks of an improved pattern . have been put on the doors of the . County Clerk’s and the Reoorder’s . offices. . Ifyou want a good, cool drink of . beer—the very best.in. town—drop in . and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf . For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s . Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercia . street. Baths, 5 cents. j28-tf Wine and Whiskey Barrels for sale at W. D. Vinton’s. $1 a piece. It. F. E. Snell and family bave moved to You Bet, where they have recently had a new residence built. Call‘on Ed Schmidt when you wan was notified of the destruction of the . anything in the tobacco lime. tf county’s property and left this afternoon for the scene. Mr. Grissel. will puta large force of mento work and meke the hecessary repairs. In the meantime: travel between the two BourraLo LaGcer Beer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers ‘W. J. Britland, proprietor. _ jig A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, places mentioned above will be at a standstill. ——-+ eeu The Electric Road. Four more carloads of rails for the electric railroad arrived at the depot today. The foundation work for the company’s proposed big building on the Sutton tract. was started today. The machine shops are to be in thie etracture and a portion of it will aleo be utilized for other purposes. The foundation is to be of rock and cement. . ci she apcthigtazaelalass A Team Takes Fright. A four-horse team belongingto M. ' L. & D. Marsh became frightened tcday while standing in front of Rics & Lewis’ planing mill, on Sacramento street, and started to run away. They were stopped by some bystandere, but not until the wagon had collided with Weder Collector Marchie’s cart. There was no damage done. Superior Court. The following business was truns. acted in the Superior Court today . Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: ao The Weather. corner Pine and Spring street. Oool beer and choice wines, liquors and . cigars always on hand. jall7-tf . There isan apple tree in J. M. Wall. ing’s yard on Piety Hill which is now ladened with fall blossoms, ripe apples and others inthe process of ripening. All first-class dealers sell Gilt Edge Whiskey. Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, ‘bread and everything else in the bakery line. tf. : Samuel Wolliver, who has been em. ployed for several years as stage driver . between Downieville and Sierra City, is now taking Charles Harris’ place as Wells, Fargo & Oo.’s shotgun messenger. J.F. Downey, brother of Joe Downey, will take charge of the stage. Alfred Zeimer and Miss Kitty Carreg were married yesterday by Justice of the peace Holbrock and left soon after for San Jose, where they will reside. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oarreg, who resided at French Corral for many years. Max H. [soard, egent for the United . States Fidelity and Guaranty Company . has a changed advertisement in today’s . TRANSCRIPT. Mr. Isoard has the power of attorney and is qualified to write ; . Surety, judicial and contract bonds for A. Nivens vs. Jane Sharp. Five days . : . this sterling company. stay of execution and order of sale. Estate of Richard Barry, deceased. Final discharge of administrator and sureties. Those having besiness of this character should consu't Mr. Isoard, at his office on Broad street. _—-——~ -080--—____—— . Victim of Hydrophobia — 1 streak, but it has not changed the l board the flow of the mercury to the higher . notches of the thermometer. The . average about .town today, in the. shade, was 92 degrees. Last night was . very warm and this morning there.was just a trace of rain here. Collection Day. . Next Saturday; August 3d, is the . regular monthly collection for the . ‘TRANSCRIPT. All parties in arrears are . urgently requested to pay up. It takes coin to run a newspaper, and our printers must be paid, in order to. keep them in good humor. +2oe--—_________ Gave a Party. Little Miss Savory Ford gave a party . this afternoon to a number of her little friends, at the home of her parents on West Broad street. Games and amusements.of various kinds were indulged in and all present enjoyed themselves immensely. The Sick. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Foley, of this city, is dangerously ill with cholera infantum. Mrs. W. T. Robinson is reported to be suffering from a severe attack“of pneumonia. ——<+~@ePERSONAL NOTES. W. Rolfe left this morning for San . Francisco to visit friends. PSP TTY OO SRITOT OT United States training ship Mobican, now in port here, was brought to the City Police Station this morning foaming at the mouth and suffering with all the symptoms of bydrophobia. His companions state that he was bitten by adogeome time ago. A neutralizing fluid was injected, and the man is resting easily now. Marriage, the most important event connected with human existence, receives less practical and serious consideration than any other condition of buman relations; hoa this is largely responsible for the production of so mapy scrolulitic, idiotic, criminal, dis. eased and deformed children, generation after generation. peas ate eee When @ woman tells you that it is her birthday it is safer to change the subject and talk about something else than to ask her how old she is. Po naira It is not necessary for a man to be poor tobe honest, but sometimes it! Seems necessary for hiwm to. be poor if he is honest. ree ag gs Better have your name epgraven in hearts while you are living than carved on marble after you are dead. C—_m_-_-_-—+ 782 Nearly all menare the architects of . their own fortunes, but many of them are unable to build according to their own plans. —_—_—_—X—X¥!_ Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For gale at Rector Finan Sadat BurraLo Lager Brer on draught, at Bros. Mr. and Mrs, Zimer left this morning . won e 4 glass, at Council Chambers, fer San Jose, which place they will J. Britland, proprietor, ji9 meke their future home. ee ae ee Probably the reason why women are so back ward about mounting the ladder of fame is because there are so many men standing around at the bottom. —_———_--@0--—___ About the best way for a man to manage bis house is totell his wife to . . with the daughter’s whereabouts. A wt Ohe Wa guerade, List of the Prizes to be Siven. Ghe Floor Committee. Arrangements for the masquerade ball at the Union Hotel platform on Friday evening, August 23rd, are now being made and before that date everything will be arranged for and all pres ent will have a good time. The following floor committee has been chosen to act on that occasion: Nevada City—W. H. Martin, W. HF. Dunlap, J. F, Colley, Fred E. Brown, Louis Schwartz, S. Lee Leiter, Henry Lane, J, V. Snyder, P.G. Scadden, T. J. Callahan, Henry Hosken. Grass Valley —S. J. Magor, Wm. Mitchell, {hos. Carroll, W. Williams, A. J. Hosking, Dave Binkerman, Dan. Collins, W. Delbridge. bs The following prizes w'll be awarded : Best sustained gentleman character —gold nugget pin from W. H. Dunlap. Best original gentleman character— silver shaving. mug from C. J. Brand’s. Best dressed gentleman—$3 hat from L. Hyman & Co. ‘ : Best gentleman dancer—$3_ pair of shoes from Miller’s store. Best sustained lady character —$10 parlor lamp from Legg & Shaw Co. Most original lady character—silver nut dish from O. J. Brand. Best dressed lady—fancy dress pattern from Maher & Co., valued at $8.50. Best lady dancer—box of perfume from W. D. Vinton. v Best dressed group—banqiet at the National Hotel. Best original group—banquet. at the New Union Hotel. Best group of ladies—banquet at the New York Hotel. Best group of dancers—case of soda from Daniel & Powell. Best Topsy—pair of kid gloves from Snell & Fleming: Best comedian—box of Woodpecker cigars from Wm. Giffin. Best clog dancer—box of cigars from John Hopkins. Second best clog— sack of four from P. G. Scadden. Best cakewalkers—cake from Howard Loveland and a bottle of champagne from Rice & Beckley. Oldest ledy character—five pounds of Commercial Blend tea from Union and Herald. Qldest gentleman character—five pounds of fresh roasted coffee from Taylor’s Tea Store Best boy character—$2 book from §. Dickerman. Best girl character—box of French candy from C. Tegler. Best group of children—one gallon of inimisable ice cream from Jas. Foley. Best clown—one year’s subscription ee Found Fis Daughter, WILKEESBARRE, Pa., July 80—George T. Edmunds of Plymouth has located his daughter, Sadie, who nine years ago, then 18, disuppeared from her home in Alpenia, Mich. It was thought she had been drowned or murdered by a jealous lover. Two weeks after her disappearance her mother died of grief. Oae month later her sweetheart diced from the same cause. Her father wis so affected that he left town and moved :o Piymouth. There he started in busiuess anew, but brooded over the mystery. Two weeks ago the daughter, while at Thousand I3lands, read ina Wilkesbarre paper of an accident to a man of ber father’s name. She employed a detective, who investigated and acquainted the father bappy visit followed. The daughter, at the time of her disappearance, martied a man now Kving in New Orleans. She is Mrs. Lawrence Bryce. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Cold irdee TEAMSTER’S FIGHT WITH STRIKERS. San FRANCISCO, Jilly 31—C. F. Blair, a teamster from Bakersfield, had a running battle with union men early this morning on Golden Gate avenue. He attempted to use a Tevolver. He wason his way to McNab & Smith’s barn when the crowd of strikers started toward him. He drew his revolver and held the crowd back tor half a block, and then they closed in on him. He attempted to shoot them but the cartridges would not explode The men then attacked him administering a terrible beating. The police finally interfered and’took Blair to the Re ; The strike continues to streets and the police are doin riots or serious clashes betwe teamsters. ceiving hospital. cause much excitement on the g their. utmost to prevent any en the union and non-union & stitial Ohe Strike Is Felt. SrookTon, July 30.—The general tieup on the San Francisco water front is Paisinig havoc with the business of the river transportation companies plying between San Francisco and Stockton. Ia fact, the shipping business is nearly paralyzed both ways. Boats are still able to deliver freight to the wharves in San Francisco, and to vessels whose crews handle the goods. Coaling is done at Pittsburg, so long as the supply holds out they are all right on that score. The strike means a big loss of business to the boat lines. Business bas falien off greatly since the strike, and the general tie-up means a further decrease in business. It is also a big loss to the farmers who have shipped fruit to San Francisco. The plums and pears on the wharf are atill in gcod condition, but thousands of boxes ‘of peaches have been thrown into the bay. The farmer not only looses the fruit, ‘but has to pay the freight. Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all righf, but you want something that will relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and Jang troubles. What Shall youdo? Go to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes, if possible; ij not possible for you, then in either case take the ONLY remedy that hae been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, “Boschee’s German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulates the a 7 a expectoration, gives a good night’s rest, and cures the patient. Try ONE bottle. Recommended many years by all druggists in the world. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. Physicians preseribe Oook’s Water. Try it. j29oee Queer Case. Amamepa, July 30—A peculiar case came up in Justice Morris’ court today when Miss Wilhelmina Berthelson, who was arrested Saturday evening on complaint of E. Mudget on a charge of disturbing his peace, was placed on trial. Mudget lives next door to Miss Berthelson and claimed that-when passing her place she had spat at him on several occasions. Beforethe Justice the woman with tears in her eyes admitted her guilt. She said that everyone was trying to persecate her and by spitting at them was the only way she had of getting for men generally, and when in the mood spats at every man she meets on the street. W. B. Storey, Hugh Gallagher, James Munro, Dr. Sander and many others now take the other side ofthe street. The Judge suspended sentence. e@e Why is a toothache like an unanswerable argument? Because .it makes people hold their jaw.it Dazzles the World, No Discovery in medicine has ever created one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It’s severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thcusands of whom it has restored to perfect health. For Ooughs, Colds, up, Hay Fever. Hoarseness est, surest cure in the worid. It. is sold by W. D. Vinton, who guarantees satisfaction or refund money. Large ine 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles ree EOS FS OSE Se. Cook’s Water is a very pupular beverage these hot days. jaote LIGHTNI 1 Pirt Size Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb in the market. je21-tf _———_++8e+—___. One Beauty about Jesse Moore Whiskey is you can always depend on its purity. : Better For Blood “Than Sarsaparilla For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Taateless Chill Toni. my15-6m 1 Quar! Size. : 2 Quart Size... : Covered Jelly Gay 35 cents Per Dozen. eae 00 ei 9) cc even on her real or fancied enemies. . She seems to have a peculiar aversion . . Unhappy Woman. . , a OAKLAND, July 30— Mrs. Martha House late yesterday afternoon sought again to obtain a warrant at the city hall for the arrest of her husband, J. B. House. She told the Police Court officials that her husband had slapped her and was smashing the furniture and mirrors in the Housé home. Mrs. House was advised tc consult the prosecuting attorney. She is the woman who recently caused the arrest of her husband for alleged battery, and two days later deposited bail for his release from prison because, as she said, he was needed at home to pick fruit. , Malaria Causes Biliousness, Grove’ sTasteless Chill Tonic remove. the cause Fields Destroyed, Liveruore, July 80—About 6000 acrey of grain and pasture dand lying bee tween Livermore and Tesla Were sya, clean by a fire which started Saturdsy afternoon. Coal miners from Tesla were called out and did heroic work . in checking and extinguishing the con. a flagration. The loss will amount up into the thousands, as there was no ing surance on the grain. It was thougy . that the fire was started by a lighteg cigarette carelessly thrown into th _ grain. ; ; o@e. Miss Grace Hollers has been “Bp4 pointed an operator at the telephony — exchange at Armourdale, Kehsas, ang it is said she hollers “hello” very grays. fully. “MAHER € CO’S_ Great CLEAN-UP SALE Jiggs 7S Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs, goode, and not one of them ever sold To-day you will find one of our large show windows fall of LADIES’ FINE EMBROIDERED HANDKEROHIEFS. We have about 25 dozen of those for lesa than 50 cente. TO-DAY, and while you see them in the window the price will be [5 Don’t be too late. Come today. This is the biggest bargain MAHER & CO. ever ofiered. They are new. You will make a mistake Swell things in Ladies’ FANCY HOSIERY to-day. Everything cool in our store but hot prices on Dry Goods, if you don’t pay us a visit. Respectfully, : Meher Sz Co. ba Ripe Olives 30 Cts. per Qt, Salt Pickles bone, . Fifty Westphalia Hams Unpacked Today. A Small e HAM much meat and little eeeeee [Per Ib., 15 Cts. Green Olives 30 Cts. per Qt. with Mixed Pickles 15 Cts. per Qt. ~ CHAS. E. TULLOY, Grocer. with coal oil. fathers carried. to their life. ; Broad Street ~ A. & H. W. Watchmakers, . : ~ Nevada City THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works ° It did all right for the turnips our grand-FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece. Each minute whee! must be freed from anything which would retard the movement. We clean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added HARTUNG, . NG JARS once cs es $1 00 Per Dozen 1 25 Per Dozen 1 75 Per Dozen Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents per dozen Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen Main Street, LEGG & SHAW GO. Nevada City. Can bestruck here. A small amount of money will make the rounds of the store and gather up a big lot of Excellent Groceries in its travels, These are not 90-cent values at $1, but dollar for. dollar goods, ‘ SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. COMING NY Th IID ECT STERN WANUFICORES. do just as she pleases and then let.her . go ahead and do it. ————“+ Ge + — The most beautiful period in a girl’s You may think it a little early to b . what is going to be “THE RIGHT rHING” this P day sees carloads of NEW FALL GOODS u npacked at life is when she allies herself with the . save jobbers’ profits, and you get the benefit. church She breathes purity and is. g about’ FALL GOODS, but we don’t. is Fall, so that when cooler our Big Stores. We want you to see the FALL STYLES in weather sets in you can drop in, pick out. your fall outfit, a We got in early and made our purchases, direct form Eastern ae advance, want you to know nd go away pleased. Every . Thus we . manufacturers. EEE 5 SASS TE Adam was a better man on the day he was put out of the Garden of Eden than some galoots running around . these “diggings.” . pits all SPE No matter how-ugly you may -be . your shadow will stick faithfully by you, for it is as ugly as you are. ; — > 260-> It is said there are no mosquitoes in the oil regions. That is probably owing to everyone being so well greased that the mosquitoes could not get a foothold. the embodiment. of good. : A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. i The Stock consists of Fine Clothing, Gents ae Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes It’s true that we have the finest store north of Sacramento, dollars in making it the magnificent trading place that it is. having less competition than before, we are nevertheless sell ing goods It’s also true that we spent thousands of Located in these fine stores as we are and CHEAPER THAN WE DID ON COMMERCIAL STREET. Our stores and the stock would bz Rd Front Store, Main St GRASS VALLEY. Paine Tejephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main a credit to any large city, and M et, \573 bs ae tr. Hyman ‘says he will beat the Ito pieces. None of them can show a finer stock than we have. . HYMAN & CO. We have established a strictly one-price rule and every can see for themselves and can rest assured that their m article is marked in plain figures. Purchasers int . country, and the price is cheerfully refunded if goods are not just as represen’ hee S0y where in the "The One-Price Rule demands the ready cash, Valley Stores are conducted on a cath basis. all others. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, Corner 0 sh Basis. and that’s what we want. Our Nevada City and Grass Cash goes a long way liere. Enables us to ea ly undersel! ‘ a pints an lighted windows display the NBW PALL STYLES in all lines, Country orders f Broad and id Pine Sts. _. + NEVADA CITY. : + Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res., Main 799 i a ‘HE TRANSORI WEDNESDAY 7., +; July 31, . iid ’ M.D. Kant is here from San F cisco. ; H. Dickerman left this mor jng for San Francisco, J. Hanly of San Francisco cam on the morning train, G. W. Elkus, the shirt man of Francisco, is in town. : Frank Vaughn retarned to the Pl bago mine this morning: Miss Squires has returned fro visit, at North Bloomffeld, Q. O. Conlan returned from trip San Francisco last evening, Miss May Buffington left this mc ng for Oakland to visit friends. J. C. Westenberg of the Ohic Portrait Co. is at the Union Hotel, Miss Jessie Hatbaway returned . yening from a trip to San Franoi Mrs, J. F. Shaw and family are v! ng Mrs. Shaw’s parents at Magnoli ©. S. Hallefax and. 8. B. Slight Hacramento are here spending a Bays. Obels Monroe, after spending a ays here, returned this morning Dmega. Dr. W. T. Gallion of Drawbrid owa, arrived in this city last night visit. sf 5 G. H. Brained, who has been here visit, returned this morning to A bany. L. J. Weil, one of Sacramento's p: ar young men, is here spending w days. . W.T. Leokins and J. L. Smith ca on last evening’s train from: § rancisco, : Dr: Bond of Hanford arrived b st evening and left this morning terra Oity. Attorney i. O. Lindley. returned y rday from Graniteville, where he y lied on legal business. a G.G. Duncan of San Francisco . ved here last evening and left t orning for Downieville. Miss Gertie Goyne, one of Neve ity’s popular school teachers, left t orning for San Francisco. Ralph A. Eddy will leave tomorr br Stanford University, where he ¥ pmplete his electrical education. Mrs. . . L. Bowman, Mre. M. een and Mrs, Frank White were t pests of friends at Grass Valley y rday. : Miss Mattie Oasper, who has be pre on a visit to her many frien ill return to her home at Vallejo . orrow. ‘Robert Forbes, the Downiev' pundryman, went to San Franci st evening. George C. Gaylord is home afte ip toSan Francisco and other plac Mrs. Atkins, who resides with . aughter, Mrs. Monro, on Lost Gill, itically. ill. She is nearly nin eare of age. M. Lorch and wife of Oroville . his morning for North Bloomfie here Mr. Loroh will open a sh naker shop, James Daehey, a student at Stanf University, who has spent ‘the sumt bere, left today for his bome in Ir jounty, Mis. A. Hartang. Mrs. @. W. Odg irs. Thomas Peard and Mrs. Da Huir went out to Indian Flat today picnicing trip, Mrs. A. C. Fessler and daughter ved here last evening from San J nd left this morning for Alleghany isit friends, Superintendent M. W. Mather of lumbago Mining Company . arri ere last evening from San Franei ind left this morning for the mine foore’s Flat, E. T. Moore, father of E. A. Mo he photographer, accompanied by Dn, F’. M. Moore, left yesterday for ome in Ohio. They have been visi bre for. a week past. On their ome they will visit at Color Tings and other places. ean dates ernansianaaaenNeeE There is more Catarrh in this sec the country than all other dise t together, and until the last Pals was supposed to be incure or 8 great many years doctors . jounced it @ local disease, and . Pribed local remedies, and by . antly failing tocure with local t1 ent, pronounced it incurable. hce has proven catarrh to be a < itutional disease, and therefore hires constitutional treatment. H atarrh Cure, manufactured by . heney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is ly constitutional cure on the mai 18 taken internally in doses fro FOps toa teaspoonful. It acts di on the blood and mucous sur! -the system. They offer one red dollars for any case it fal ure. Send for circulars and t Donials , Address, © F, J, OBENEY & *-Toledo, ¢ Sold by Droggists, 75c. ‘ Hall's Family Pills are thé best. eee Arrested and Set Free. 8 Wr. J. H. Han aford says inthe . ro Plowman: If the first coug Operly treated, the first step in rection of consumption arrested igs developed, the breath set fr ed not fear consumption.” Ke alsam for the throatiand lungs i Cper treatment for the first o © other remedy has saved 80 . “% consumption. Large bottle Dicker lo agent’ “= onle by eg The Best Prescription for Mak

we 4) 7 . saneilieaniniics anti omens TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— TERMS OF SUBSOBITTION : By flail, -+ .$6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. WEDNESDAY ... . July 31, 1901 Destroyed by Fire. The wooden portion of the big fill on the county read between Columbia Hill and Grizzly Hill burned out today. A large forest fire has been rug. ing in that vicinity for several days, and several crews of men have been fighting it.’ Supervisor E. ©. Grissel For life insurance see.T. B. Gray. The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on The interior of the County Jail. is. . being whitewashed and improved. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes . can be had at Vinton’s. Price, 50 cents. . Spring locks of an improved pattern . have been put on the doors of the . County Clerk’s and the Reoorder’s . offices. . Ifyou want a good, cool drink of . beer—the very best.in. town—drop in . and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf . For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s . Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercia . street. Baths, 5 cents. j28-tf Wine and Whiskey Barrels for sale at W. D. Vinton’s. $1 a piece. It. F. E. Snell and family bave moved to You Bet, where they have recently had a new residence built. Call‘on Ed Schmidt when you wan was notified of the destruction of the . anything in the tobacco lime. tf county’s property and left this afternoon for the scene. Mr. Grissel. will puta large force of mento work and meke the hecessary repairs. In the meantime: travel between the two BourraLo LaGcer Beer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers ‘W. J. Britland, proprietor. _ jig A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, places mentioned above will be at a standstill. ——-+ eeu The Electric Road. Four more carloads of rails for the electric railroad arrived at the depot today. The foundation work for the company’s proposed big building on the Sutton tract. was started today. The machine shops are to be in thie etracture and a portion of it will aleo be utilized for other purposes. The foundation is to be of rock and cement. . ci she apcthigtazaelalass A Team Takes Fright. A four-horse team belongingto M. ' L. & D. Marsh became frightened tcday while standing in front of Rics & Lewis’ planing mill, on Sacramento street, and started to run away. They were stopped by some bystandere, but not until the wagon had collided with Weder Collector Marchie’s cart. There was no damage done. Superior Court. The following business was truns. acted in the Superior Court today . Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: ao The Weather. corner Pine and Spring street. Oool beer and choice wines, liquors and . cigars always on hand. jall7-tf . There isan apple tree in J. M. Wall. ing’s yard on Piety Hill which is now ladened with fall blossoms, ripe apples and others inthe process of ripening. All first-class dealers sell Gilt Edge Whiskey. Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, ‘bread and everything else in the bakery line. tf. : Samuel Wolliver, who has been em. ployed for several years as stage driver . between Downieville and Sierra City, is now taking Charles Harris’ place as Wells, Fargo & Oo.’s shotgun messenger. J.F. Downey, brother of Joe Downey, will take charge of the stage. Alfred Zeimer and Miss Kitty Carreg were married yesterday by Justice of the peace Holbrock and left soon after for San Jose, where they will reside. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oarreg, who resided at French Corral for many years. Max H. [soard, egent for the United . States Fidelity and Guaranty Company . has a changed advertisement in today’s . TRANSCRIPT. Mr. Isoard has the power of attorney and is qualified to write ; . Surety, judicial and contract bonds for A. Nivens vs. Jane Sharp. Five days . : . this sterling company. stay of execution and order of sale. Estate of Richard Barry, deceased. Final discharge of administrator and sureties. Those having besiness of this character should consu't Mr. Isoard, at his office on Broad street. _—-——~ -080--—____—— . Victim of Hydrophobia — 1 streak, but it has not changed the l board the flow of the mercury to the higher . notches of the thermometer. The . average about .town today, in the. shade, was 92 degrees. Last night was . very warm and this morning there.was just a trace of rain here. Collection Day. . Next Saturday; August 3d, is the . regular monthly collection for the . ‘TRANSCRIPT. All parties in arrears are . urgently requested to pay up. It takes coin to run a newspaper, and our printers must be paid, in order to. keep them in good humor. +2oe--—_________ Gave a Party. Little Miss Savory Ford gave a party . this afternoon to a number of her little friends, at the home of her parents on West Broad street. Games and amusements.of various kinds were indulged in and all present enjoyed themselves immensely. The Sick. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Foley, of this city, is dangerously ill with cholera infantum. Mrs. W. T. Robinson is reported to be suffering from a severe attack“of pneumonia. ——<+~@ePERSONAL NOTES. W. Rolfe left this morning for San . Francisco to visit friends. PSP TTY OO SRITOT OT United States training ship Mobican, now in port here, was brought to the City Police Station this morning foaming at the mouth and suffering with all the symptoms of bydrophobia. His companions state that he was bitten by adogeome time ago. A neutralizing fluid was injected, and the man is resting easily now. Marriage, the most important event connected with human existence, receives less practical and serious consideration than any other condition of buman relations; hoa this is largely responsible for the production of so mapy scrolulitic, idiotic, criminal, dis. eased and deformed children, generation after generation. peas ate eee When @ woman tells you that it is her birthday it is safer to change the subject and talk about something else than to ask her how old she is. Po naira It is not necessary for a man to be poor tobe honest, but sometimes it! Seems necessary for hiwm to. be poor if he is honest. ree ag gs Better have your name epgraven in hearts while you are living than carved on marble after you are dead. C—_m_-_-_-—+ 782 Nearly all menare the architects of . their own fortunes, but many of them are unable to build according to their own plans. —_—_—_—X—X¥!_ Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For gale at Rector Finan Sadat BurraLo Lager Brer on draught, at Bros. Mr. and Mrs, Zimer left this morning . won e 4 glass, at Council Chambers, fer San Jose, which place they will J. Britland, proprietor, ji9 meke their future home. ee ae ee Probably the reason why women are so back ward about mounting the ladder of fame is because there are so many men standing around at the bottom. —_———_--@0--—___ About the best way for a man to manage bis house is totell his wife to . . with the daughter’s whereabouts. A wt Ohe Wa guerade, List of the Prizes to be Siven. Ghe Floor Committee. Arrangements for the masquerade ball at the Union Hotel platform on Friday evening, August 23rd, are now being made and before that date everything will be arranged for and all pres ent will have a good time. The following floor committee has been chosen to act on that occasion: Nevada City—W. H. Martin, W. HF. Dunlap, J. F, Colley, Fred E. Brown, Louis Schwartz, S. Lee Leiter, Henry Lane, J, V. Snyder, P.G. Scadden, T. J. Callahan, Henry Hosken. Grass Valley —S. J. Magor, Wm. Mitchell, {hos. Carroll, W. Williams, A. J. Hosking, Dave Binkerman, Dan. Collins, W. Delbridge. bs The following prizes w'll be awarded : Best sustained gentleman character —gold nugget pin from W. H. Dunlap. Best original gentleman character— silver shaving. mug from C. J. Brand’s. Best dressed gentleman—$3 hat from L. Hyman & Co. ‘ : Best gentleman dancer—$3_ pair of shoes from Miller’s store. Best sustained lady character —$10 parlor lamp from Legg & Shaw Co. Most original lady character—silver nut dish from O. J. Brand. Best dressed lady—fancy dress pattern from Maher & Co., valued at $8.50. Best lady dancer—box of perfume from W. D. Vinton. v Best dressed group—banqiet at the National Hotel. Best original group—banquet. at the New Union Hotel. Best group of ladies—banquet at the New York Hotel. Best group of dancers—case of soda from Daniel & Powell. Best Topsy—pair of kid gloves from Snell & Fleming: Best comedian—box of Woodpecker cigars from Wm. Giffin. Best clog dancer—box of cigars from John Hopkins. Second best clog— sack of four from P. G. Scadden. Best cakewalkers—cake from Howard Loveland and a bottle of champagne from Rice & Beckley. Oldest ledy character—five pounds of Commercial Blend tea from Union and Herald. Qldest gentleman character—five pounds of fresh roasted coffee from Taylor’s Tea Store Best boy character—$2 book from §. Dickerman. Best girl character—box of French candy from C. Tegler. Best group of children—one gallon of inimisable ice cream from Jas. Foley. Best clown—one year’s subscription ee Found Fis Daughter, WILKEESBARRE, Pa., July 80—George T. Edmunds of Plymouth has located his daughter, Sadie, who nine years ago, then 18, disuppeared from her home in Alpenia, Mich. It was thought she had been drowned or murdered by a jealous lover. Two weeks after her disappearance her mother died of grief. Oae month later her sweetheart diced from the same cause. Her father wis so affected that he left town and moved :o Piymouth. There he started in busiuess anew, but brooded over the mystery. Two weeks ago the daughter, while at Thousand I3lands, read ina Wilkesbarre paper of an accident to a man of ber father’s name. She employed a detective, who investigated and acquainted the father bappy visit followed. The daughter, at the time of her disappearance, martied a man now Kving in New Orleans. She is Mrs. Lawrence Bryce. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Cold irdee TEAMSTER’S FIGHT WITH STRIKERS. San FRANCISCO, Jilly 31—C. F. Blair, a teamster from Bakersfield, had a running battle with union men early this morning on Golden Gate avenue. He attempted to use a Tevolver. He wason his way to McNab & Smith’s barn when the crowd of strikers started toward him. He drew his revolver and held the crowd back tor half a block, and then they closed in on him. He attempted to shoot them but the cartridges would not explode The men then attacked him administering a terrible beating. The police finally interfered and’took Blair to the Re ; The strike continues to streets and the police are doin riots or serious clashes betwe teamsters. ceiving hospital. cause much excitement on the g their. utmost to prevent any en the union and non-union & stitial Ohe Strike Is Felt. SrookTon, July 30.—The general tieup on the San Francisco water front is Paisinig havoc with the business of the river transportation companies plying between San Francisco and Stockton. Ia fact, the shipping business is nearly paralyzed both ways. Boats are still able to deliver freight to the wharves in San Francisco, and to vessels whose crews handle the goods. Coaling is done at Pittsburg, so long as the supply holds out they are all right on that score. The strike means a big loss of business to the boat lines. Business bas falien off greatly since the strike, and the general tie-up means a further decrease in business. It is also a big loss to the farmers who have shipped fruit to San Francisco. The plums and pears on the wharf are atill in gcod condition, but thousands of boxes ‘of peaches have been thrown into the bay. The farmer not only looses the fruit, ‘but has to pay the freight. Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all righf, but you want something that will relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and Jang troubles. What Shall youdo? Go to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes, if possible; ij not possible for you, then in either case take the ONLY remedy that hae been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, “Boschee’s German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulates the a 7 a expectoration, gives a good night’s rest, and cures the patient. Try ONE bottle. Recommended many years by all druggists in the world. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. Physicians preseribe Oook’s Water. Try it. j29oee Queer Case. Amamepa, July 30—A peculiar case came up in Justice Morris’ court today when Miss Wilhelmina Berthelson, who was arrested Saturday evening on complaint of E. Mudget on a charge of disturbing his peace, was placed on trial. Mudget lives next door to Miss Berthelson and claimed that-when passing her place she had spat at him on several occasions. Beforethe Justice the woman with tears in her eyes admitted her guilt. She said that everyone was trying to persecate her and by spitting at them was the only way she had of getting for men generally, and when in the mood spats at every man she meets on the street. W. B. Storey, Hugh Gallagher, James Munro, Dr. Sander and many others now take the other side ofthe street. The Judge suspended sentence. e@e Why is a toothache like an unanswerable argument? Because .it makes people hold their jaw.it Dazzles the World,

No Discovery in medicine has ever created one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It’s severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thcusands of whom it has restored to perfect health. For Ooughs, Colds, up, Hay Fever. Hoarseness est, surest cure in the worid. It. is sold by W. D. Vinton, who guarantees satisfaction or refund money. Large ine 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles ree EOS FS OSE Se. Cook’s Water is a very pupular beverage these hot days. jaote LIGHTNI 1 Pirt Size Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb in the market. je21-tf _———_++8e+—___. One Beauty about Jesse Moore Whiskey is you can always depend on its purity. : Better For Blood “Than Sarsaparilla For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Taateless Chill Toni. my15-6m 1 Quar! Size.. : 2 Quart Size...... : Covered Jelly Gay 35 cents Per Dozen. eae 00 ei 9) cc even on her real or fancied enemies. . She seems to have a peculiar aversion . . Unhappy Woman. . , a OAKLAND, July 30— Mrs. Martha House late yesterday afternoon sought again to obtain a warrant at the city hall for the arrest of her husband, J. B. House. She told the Police Court officials that her husband had slapped her and was smashing the furniture and mirrors in the Housé home. Mrs. House was advised tc consult the prosecuting attorney. She is the woman who recently caused the arrest of her husband for alleged battery, and two days later deposited bail for his release from prison because, as she said, he was needed at home to pick fruit. , Malaria Causes Biliousness, Grove’ sTasteless Chill Tonic remove. the cause Fields Destroyed, Liveruore, July 80—About 6000 acrey of grain and pasture dand lying bee tween Livermore and Tesla Were sya, clean by a fire which started Saturdsy afternoon. Coal miners from Tesla were called out and did heroic work . in checking and extinguishing the con. a flagration. The loss will amount up into the thousands, as there was no ing surance on the grain. It was thougy . that the fire was started by a lighteg cigarette carelessly thrown into th _ grain. ; ; o@e. Miss Grace Hollers has been “Bp4 pointed an operator at the telephony — exchange at Armourdale, Kehsas, ang it is said she hollers “hello” very grays. fully. “MAHER € CO’S_ Great CLEAN-UP SALE Jiggs 7S Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs, goode, and not one of them ever sold To-day you will find one of our large show windows fall of LADIES’ FINE EMBROIDERED HANDKEROHIEFS. We have about 25 dozen of those for lesa than 50 cente. TO-DAY, and while you see them in the window the price will be [5 Don’t be too late. Come today. This is the biggest bargain MAHER & CO. ever ofiered. They are new. You will make a mistake Swell things in Ladies’ FANCY HOSIERY to-day. Everything cool in our store but hot prices on Dry Goods, if you don’t pay us a visit. Respectfully, : Meher Sz Co. ba Ripe Olives 30 Cts. per Qt, Salt Pickles bone, . Fifty Westphalia Hams Unpacked Today. A Small e HAM much meat and little eeeeee [Per Ib., 15 Cts. Green Olives 30 Cts. per Qt. with Mixed Pickles 15 Cts. per Qt. ~ CHAS. E. TULLOY, Grocer. with coal oil. fathers carried. to their life. ; Broad Street ~ A. & H. W. Watchmakers, . : ~ Nevada City THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works ° It did all right for the turnips our grand-FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece. Each minute whee! must be freed from anything which would retard the movement. We clean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added HARTUNG, . NG JARS once cs es $1 00 Per Dozen 1 25 Per Dozen 1 75 Per Dozen Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents per dozen Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen Main Street, LEGG & SHAW GO. Nevada City. Can bestruck here. A small amount of money will make the rounds of the store and gather up a big lot of Excellent Groceries in its travels, These are not 90-cent values at $1, but dollar for. dollar goods, ‘ SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. COMING NY Th IID ECT STERN WANUFICORES. do just as she pleases and then let.her . go ahead and do it. ————“+ Ge + — The most beautiful period in a girl’s You may think it a little early to b . what is going to be “THE RIGHT rHING” this P day sees carloads of NEW FALL GOODS u npacked at life is when she allies herself with the . save jobbers’ profits, and you get the benefit. church She breathes purity and is. g about’ FALL GOODS, but we don’t. is Fall, so that when cooler our Big Stores. We want you to see the FALL STYLES in weather sets in you can drop in, pick out. your fall outfit, a We got in early and made our purchases, direct form Eastern ae advance, want you to know nd go away pleased. Every . Thus we . manufacturers. EEE 5 SASS TE Adam was a better man on the day he was put out of the Garden of Eden than some galoots running around . these “diggings.” . pits all SPE No matter how-ugly you may -be . your shadow will stick faithfully by you, for it is as ugly as you are. ; — > 260-> It is said there are no mosquitoes in the oil regions. That is probably owing to everyone being so well greased that the mosquitoes could not get a foothold. the embodiment. of good. : A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. i The Stock consists of Fine Clothing, Gents ae Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes It’s true that we have the finest store north of Sacramento, dollars in making it the magnificent trading place that it is. having less competition than before, we are nevertheless sell ing goods It’s also true that we spent thousands of Located in these fine stores as we are and CHEAPER THAN WE DID ON COMMERCIAL STREET. Our stores and the stock would bz Rd Front Store, Main St GRASS VALLEY. Paine Tejephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main a credit to any large city, and M et, \573 bs ae tr. Hyman ‘says he will beat the Ito pieces. None of them can show a finer stock than we have. . HYMAN & CO. We have established a strictly one-price rule and every can see for themselves and can rest assured that their m article is marked in plain figures. Purchasers int . country, and the price is cheerfully refunded if goods are not just as represen’ hee S0y where in the "The One-Price Rule demands the ready cash, Valley Stores are conducted on a cath basis. all others. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, Corner 0 sh Basis. and that’s what we want. Our Nevada City and Grass Cash goes a long way liere. Enables us to ea ly undersel! ‘ a pints an lighted windows display the NBW PALL STYLES in all lines, Country orders f Broad and id Pine Sts. _. + NEVADA CITY. : + Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res., Main 799 i a ‘HE TRANSORI WEDNESDAY 7.., +; July 31, . iid ’ M.D. Kant is here from San F cisco. ; H. Dickerman left this mor jng for San Francisco, J. Hanly of San Francisco cam on the morning train, G. W. Elkus, the shirt man of Francisco, is in town. : Frank Vaughn retarned to the Pl bago mine this morning: Miss Squires has returned fro visit, at North Bloomffeld, Q. O. Conlan returned from trip San Francisco last evening, Miss May Buffington left this mc ng for Oakland to visit friends. J. C. Westenberg of the Ohic Portrait Co. is at the Union Hotel, Miss Jessie Hatbaway returned . yening from a trip to San Franoi Mrs, J. F. Shaw and family are v! ng Mrs. Shaw’s parents at Magnoli ©. S. Hallefax and. 8. B. Slight Hacramento are here spending a Bays. Obels Monroe, after spending a ays here, returned this morning Dmega. Dr. W. T. Gallion of Drawbrid owa, arrived in this city last night visit. sf 5 G. H. Brained, who has been here visit, returned this morning to A bany. L. J. Weil, one of Sacramento's p: ar young men, is here spending w days. . W.T. Leokins and J. L. Smith ca on last evening’s train from: § rancisco, : Dr: Bond of Hanford arrived b st evening and left this morning terra Oity. Attorney i. O. Lindley. returned y rday from Graniteville, where he y lied on legal business. a G.G. Duncan of San Francisco . ved here last evening and left t orning for Downieville. Miss Gertie Goyne, one of Neve ity’s popular school teachers, left t orning for San Francisco. Ralph A. Eddy will leave tomorr br Stanford University, where he ¥ pmplete his electrical education. Mrs. . . L. Bowman, Mre. M. een and Mrs, Frank White were t pests of friends at Grass Valley y rday. : Miss Mattie Oasper, who has be pre on a visit to her many frien ill return to her home at Vallejo . orrow. ‘Robert Forbes, the Downiev' pundryman, went to San Franci st evening. George C. Gaylord is home afte ip toSan Francisco and other plac Mrs. Atkins, who resides with . aughter, Mrs. Monro, on Lost Gill, itically. ill. She is nearly nin eare of age. M. Lorch and wife of Oroville . his morning for North Bloomfie here Mr. Loroh will open a sh naker shop, James Daehey, a student at Stanf University, who has spent ‘the sumt bere, left today for his bome in Ir jounty, Mis. A. Hartang. Mrs. @. W. Odg irs. Thomas Peard and Mrs. Da Huir went out to Indian Flat today picnicing trip, Mrs. A. C. Fessler and daughter ved here last evening from San J nd left this morning for Alleghany isit friends, Superintendent M. W. Mather of lumbago Mining Company . arri ere last evening from San Franei ind left this morning for the mine foore’s Flat, E. T. Moore, father of E. A.. Mo he photographer, accompanied by Dn, F’. M. Moore, left yesterday for ome in Ohio. They have been visi bre for. a week past. On their ome they will visit at Color Tings and other places. ean dates ernansianaaaenNeeE There is more Catarrh in this sec the country than all other dise t together, and until the last Pals was supposed to be incure or 8 great many years doctors . jounced it @ local disease, and . Pribed local remedies, and by . antly failing tocure with local t1 ent, pronounced it incurable. hce has proven catarrh to be a < itutional disease, and therefore hires constitutional treatment. H atarrh Cure, manufactured by . heney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is ly constitutional cure on the mai 18 taken internally in doses fro FOps toa teaspoonful. It acts di on the blood and mucous sur! -the system. They offer one red dollars for any case it fal ure. Send for circulars and t Donials , Address, © F, J, OBENEY & *-Toledo, ¢ Sold by Droggists, 75c. ‘ Hall's Family Pills are thé best. eee Arrested and Set Free. 8 Wr. J. H. Han aford says inthe . ro Plowman: If the first coug Operly treated, the first step in rection of consumption arrested igs developed, the breath set fr ed not fear consumption.” Ke alsam for the throatiand lungs i Cper treatment for the first o © other remedy has saved 80 . “% consumption. Large bottle Dicker lo agent’ “= onle by eg The Best Prescription for Mak