July 8, 1901 (4 pages)

as @ ees > \ a ee a eaeialaeaeeiaieeaaiatl — P. 0. BOX B . THE TRANSCRIPE. EXPLOSION ATS ; POWDER WORKS. TELEPHONE NO. 41. Issued Byory Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, > aaa BROWN & CALEINS. . ; . SanTA Cruz, July 8.—Th TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION : : be * By Atal, * $6Per Year works blew up at ten o’clock By Carrier, = 124-2 Per Week. ves pelivered toany partof theeity. ~ . .wheel mills also to explode. MONDAY ...-055 July 8, 1901) ¥ Personal Notes. H Drage is down from. Washington. W. R. Darling was instantly killed and Joseph May/nard badly, and perhaps fatally injured. * . Several buildings were wrecked.The cause of the explosion is unknown. Several phyJ, E Balme is over from Truckee. . sicians were immediately summoned to care for the injured. e Corning mill at the powder this morning, causing two Mrs. Arnott left today for Alameda. C. Monroe returned this morning to Pan-American Show. Omega. eatiat ‘ R H. Turner returned to San Fran-. cisco Sunday. Another. Performance to Be W.J. Organ, went up to the Plum-. vt : . Siven at the Oheater: bago mine yesterday. i Mrs. E. S. Boice and child are here The very creditable comment freely from Moore’s Flat. expressed by all who attended the perG@. Sweeney teft this afternoon for . formances given by the Pan-American . Reno to accept a position. . All-Star Vaudeville Company on the T. Hampton and family returned to. 4th and 5th, speaks volumes for the Fobestown Sunday. big show. ‘This strong combination Earl Clevelahd and wife returned . will again appear on Thureday evenSaturday to Camptonville. fing, July 11th, at the Theater, giving Andy Hampel and wife arrived here . the people of Nevada City another cplast evening from San Francisco. = . portunity of seeing one of the finest Mrs. Frank Pierce, who. has been . and* most refined programs ever prehere on a visit, returned to Renotoday. . sented here. One of the star attracMrs. Maud Peaslee left thie morning . tiéps will be the singing of Dr. J. Dobfor North San Juap on a visit to. bins, of Grass Valley,-a soloist of rare friends. merit. : W. W. Van Eman, the well known The Empire State Quartette, also of traveling man of San Francisco, is in unsurpassed abllity, will be at their town, . best. The solo work of Paul Newman, E. H. Furth arrived bere yesterday . Louis.: L. Brinkman and : Master afternoon from San Francisco and left . Jobo W. Harry, the phenominal boy for North San Juan. . baritone, will be exceptionally fine. i Mrs. F. Marvin of Colfax was here! George King Nuss will appear in his} oD a visit to friends. yesterday. . star act and give imitations of birds, . Superintendent P. Tautpbaus re-. animals and musical instruments, turned last evening from San Franwhich are certaiinly beyond criticism cisco, where he has been on a business! Al C. Renfree in his dancing specialty trip. “E'shows his professional ability to gvod ©. M: Zeitler and Brace Stevenson’ advantage. arrived here this afternoon from Sacra. -The monologue of H. L. Sweeney mento. " always keeps the audience in an upW. C. Bucher is ‘here from San roar of laughter. : Francisco. 5 . The laughable sketch, entitled “The Richard Penrose and Owen Penrose . Germau School Teacher,” by Messrs were down from North Bloomfield to-’Brinkmen, Sweeney, Harry and Ren. day. . free as pupils and George King Nuss G. B. Sperry, of the Sperry Flour! as Her: Von Dinkelspiel, is bound to », Mills, was in town today. cause munch merriment. ‘ G. F. Henricks and R. W. Henricks.Tickets on saleat--Feley’s ‘conwere over from Columbia Hill today. fectionery store. Prices 15,25 and 33 Mrs. P. E. Schofield of Columbia cents. Hi} is here on a visit. ; Superintendent M. W. Mather and wife came down from the Plumbago mine today. SE Rt A Dutch Philosopher. ag’ ) th lage . Saysan exchange: A Dutchman ad. f : ae b the mining man, is down . dressing his dog said: My dog, you haf Sl pantie : ja échnap. You vas only adogandia ieaeiie pine 6 hake rom Cem pe man, but i vishi vas you. Effray vay ae . you haf the best of it. Ven you vant Gus Orzalli and L. A. Holdsworth re. to go midt to bedt in, you shust durns turned this ‘morning to Graniteville round dree dimes und lay down. Ven ai apend ing the 4th here. i go mit der bed in, ihaf to lock opp ‘ M. F, Hussey, N.H. McLeod and G. ‘der place and vind opp der clock and A. Shelby were down from You Bet toundress meinself, and mine vite wakes er: . : opp and scholds me and den the baby, Chas. toss returned last evening rize, and ibaf to valk him opp und from a visit to San Francisco. down, then bym by veni sbust get to Mrs. R. f. Pierce and son, who have schleep ite dimeto get up again. Ven been visiting W. H. Smith and family, you get opp you etretch yourself, retuned to their home at Lundy yes-' soratch a gouple of dimes and den you seteey are opp. i haf to dress meinself and Wilfred Hosken rejurned Saturday ‘jight de fire, put on the kettle, schrap eat Nevada, where he has been /some mit mein vife yet already, and stig hi ahcs . den mayby i gets some breakfast. You or pes oor we pao here on a blay all day and haf pienty fun. I haf vigil ced rg. A. Baruh retarned (¢q work hard all day and haf plenty this morning to San Francisco. City Assessor. T. P. Lewis left thie morning for San Francisco. Mrs. Fred Beedle «and two children are bere on a visit from Angels Camp, on a visit to her motner, Mrs. Snell, of . Piety Hill. . troubles. Ven you die you shust lay sbtill. Veni die i haf to gotohell yet. Notice to Creditors. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gabriel and daughpy THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF ter, who have been. here ona visit to 1 Reveds ores oe CoMioraie. ‘ 3 Mr,and Mrs. A. Barub, returned to Harding, desensed. niga Layee San: Franci Notice 1s hereby given to the c: editors of, Sam: Francisco today. and all persons Saviae claims against the J. W. Campbell took. his departure above named deceased to present them w'thin four months, after the date of this today for Grants Pass, Oregon. notice, to the County Clerk of the County of William Copeland is here from Nevada, State of California, at his office in pois the city of Nevada, State of Califorvia. Downieville, en route toSan Francisco. Dated July 8th, 191. Foy F. L. ARBOGAST, Mrs. William Sandow, left today for, Clerk os the Superior Court of theConnty of P F , evada. Ban Francisco, where she will visit . jse,r} jul8-im with relatives. SUPERIOR COURT. Business Transacted at To-day's Session Judge Nilon Presiding. The following busioess. was transacted today: ‘ , Barnes _vs. Winn. Judgment rendered for plaintiff for foreclosureof pote and mortgage. $200 allowed for interest. Also, $92.41 for redemption of property and $1173 tax of 1900 allowed. Counter claim of plaintiff for $120 allowed. _ j Estate of John F: Moody, deceased: Order of sule of personal property was granted, People vs. Peter Cozzalio. Trial July 30th. \ Morrill vs. Marion. Trial July 25th. Sleep vs. Jastice Court of Grass Valley. Defendant granted one week in addition to time already allowed. “Estate of Rebecca _ Kitto, . deceased. First annual account settled. Estate Richard Barry, deceased. Estate set aside for use of the widow. Estate of T. P. Robinson, deceased. Sale of real estate confirmed Estate of Thomas:Cullinan, deceased. Letters issued to T. J. Torpi>, Public Administrator. : : M. E Campball ys. John Campbeil. Bench warrant ordered issued for the plaintiff. Jas. Tayer vs. George W. Baldwin. Order granting plantiff permission to withdraw exhibits. Merrifield vs. Maryland Mining Co. Motion for a néw trial argued and submitted. Estate of John Kitto. Order setting aside estate for use of widow. Estate of Rose Keller, deceased. C. E. Ashburn appointed to determine the amount of collateral inheritance tax. ‘ Sheblem vs. Beach. Order continLaid to Rest, George R. Davis's Funeral Very Largely Altiended, The funeral of the late George RB. Davis at North San Juan yesterday afternoon, under the enspices of Bridgeport Lodge, No. 107, A. oO. U. W., was very largely attended. The entire community turned out and besides a number of friends from other places on the Ridge, over thirty Nevada City people were in attendance. The religious services weré conducted by Rev. W. A. Rimer, of Trinity chorch of this city. They were of a i impressive pature, and were accompanied by excellent singing by a mixed choir from here. The local cburch choirs. each sent a quota of singers to assist at the last sad rites The Reverend Rimer delivered a very touching and appropriate eulogy at the bier. He dwelt on the were exemplified in the yourg man, who had been cut down on the threshhold_of early manhood. The speaker referred to the fect that although his acquaintance with the deceased had been somewhat limited, still it had been sufficient to admire his noble qualities of heart and head. The floral offerings were very elaborate, being arranged in the very best manner known to the art. These handsome pieces were sent .by friends, and several very appropriate ones were given by Nevada City people. ———_+ 290 --—__~ —— The Handsomest Woman. n Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf tl Don’t drink Jesse Moore Whisbey unless you want the best. —_———_. + <8 Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neuralgia. 25c. and 10c.a, box. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf tess Malaria Causes Billousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes uing motion for change of venue until July 15th. St. Johns Quartz Mining Co. vs. John Caldwell, et al. Offered in evidence original mortgage and note. Decree of foreclosure and order of sale granted. " Guardianship of Winnie Marion, a minor. Order appointing John R. Tyrrell guardian, with bond fixed‘at $4000. ES epg ee A Maryland jury has convicted Mr, Ching of “conspiring” to pad the census, but has acquitted evérybody with whom he was charged with “conspiring.” Probably he conspired with himself.en Sr oe eS A good name to remember, Thomas Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Brus. ‘ fai) Call ata __ Tegler’s oe =a ae LIMES, French and Plain Mixed CANDIES NUTS of all kinds POPCORN and CHEWING GUM And the Finest Ice Cream atts & 25 CTS A PLATE, Served with lady fingers. Adam Keiffer came down from) ——————— — ORANGES, LEMONS . thecause. —_———~>-9Oee— Tue celebreted Rainier Beer now on draught at ToTTLe’s . “5 cents. jl0-tf J. mary grades of tbe Gold Flat school. excellent good traits of character that TEAS —— en Teacher Selected. Ae Miss Violet Rouney ° of Grass Valley has been appointed teacher of the priThe young lady is «in every way competent for the position and will undoubtedly fulfill her duties in. a satisfactory manner to all concerned. “The teacher for the higher grades has not yet been chosen. + #2 + A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Call on Ed Schmidt when ‘you wananything in the tobacco line. , tf Hundreds of:.People ‘ are using our FRESH-ROASTED ~ COFFEES —and— ‘* BLENDED Thinking about It? . Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. Quit ‘using stale goods and drink pure, wholesome Tea and Coffee. It will improve your health. ee oe Pe TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE Wholesale and Retal ~ DeVries’ Condition Worse. . Nevada Theatre, his son, who is not at Arkansas Hot Springs, stating that the writer’s c2ndition was worse than it had been. Theex-Congressman has been informed by physicians that he is suffering from neuralgia of the stomach and liver, but he himself believes it is a case of rheucas The Pan-American All-Star brush of which the bristles are guaranteed not to fall out. tf Special E.gagement of «Oe Jesse Moore Whiskies are famoue DR JULIAN DOBBINS thewor]d over for purity and flavor as ‘ ; well ag for all the other qualities that ° . make good Whiskey. The Eminent Vocalist. ‘ Siar The Best Up-to-Date, High-Grade, Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for Refined performance ever given in Nesale at Rector Bros. veda City. PPM eS New Songs, New Specialties, ee ~—" lari New Dances, New Monologues, If you want to ward off malaria, . side-Spiitting Sketches, Etc, Ete. drink Cook’s Water. j29tf Every Feature Par—Excellence! The Empire State Quartet will sing to please everybody with their wonderfat imitations BUCK & WING DANCING, CAKE-WALKS, BALLADS, and SKETCHES. Reserved seats at Foley's. PRICES OF ADMISSION: . « Subscribe for the TRANSORIPT. 2ee This is good weather forcolds. Vinton is selling lotsa of Cooper’s Cold Care, :—— -+ oe Ir will, qunch your thirst. Rainier 15, 25 and 35 Cts. Beer at Torrue’s 5centsaglass. tf MAHER ’& CO., Nevada City. ° Have you tried us yet ? Ss The Month of July = — IS OoUR-—— House-cleaning Time in the Big Store. . WATCH. THIS COLUMN for the Biggest Bargains in Dry Goods ever offered in this part of the world. Fy. _ Respectfully, a . MAHER & Co. THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY -——>?+—° —pt-4— 'at dinner time. ~ Reionratons Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily. will run an ordinary sized refrig* erator. : f Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER iw ten minutes of your.time will give you frozen dessert Once tried, and you will never be. — without one. Main Street, Nevada City. LEGG & SHAW GO. Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grandfathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by*piece. Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement, Weclean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added: to their life. E é A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers, Broad Street on -' . Nevada City ‘NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery ‘Store is not a new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. It aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The aim hits the mark. : bs . CHAS. E. TIULLOY, Grocer. Dcwnieville yesterday. He is on his way to San Francisco. Miss Maggie Chadwick of Hanford is visiting her sunts, Mrs. Peter Arbogast and Mrs. T. Corcoran. Artbur C. Stone came down from! North Bloomfield Saturday. He is on his way to San Francisco. turned to Sacramento this morning. Mrs. Edwin Forest and ber ‘son Prosper, will leave for San Franc'sco tomorrow, . 2 Alfred Harris returned Saturday from Sau Francisco, where he has been on a visit. ae Gree A Sine ees ee diss Kittie Kelegher, who has been N WwW th t h visiting bere fora few weeks past, reO a you a Put straw bats on your horses this summer eni' you will seve lots of money and lots of sufferigg. Of course, the boys-will joke fore littl while, but that will do no barm. * anima = 2° e@e = tichard Wugner’s wife. wants the copyright on her busband’s produs— tions extended. For heavens sake, let it be done. Suppose Wagner became as prevalent as rag-time, what should we do? you need ——* 2@e--In all cases of physical or mental exhaustion the use of a little Gilt Edge Whiskey will be found invaluable es a DDOFOE d and Pine Streets, stimulant, : * _. NEVADA CITY. Driuk Cook’s Water. It purifies the Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Mai 793 plood, % How About Your HORA O RR GIAO RKO in other lines. Gee Call in and Inspect our Stock and Prices.oe a Se os mmer Suit? e . ve celebrated the Glorious Fourth and had a Good Time, you are no deubt thinking of that new, Summer Outfit? ve yo all the desired information on that point, as Our Stock is most Complete. It will Cost you but little, T We can-give you as our Prices Defy Competi tition. We've arranged a Code of Special Values in our Furnishing Department, whereby you can get your New Summer Fixin’s with a good-sized rebate---encugh Saved to Buy you many things . GRASS VALLEY ~ , AF HYM AN : & . 0 ‘ ONE PRICE ~ Red Froat: Main Street, Telephone, ‘irass Valiey Stores, Main §71 The father of ex-Congressman De Vries ENING OF JULY Tith Be received a letter a few days ago from ; ils sonal St jepp went up ti Tread well wen dy left this m¢ ston is down ne, hiteside of Gra today. Bracelin left bgton. Stewart returz is morning. (J. Penrose ret North Bloomfi irry and E. Trc g to North Blo 'V. J. Bell reta lay after visitin, r Treadwall 1 tth Bloomfield: ‘Wayman retu North San Ju Hall, the popul ‘Francisco, is bh . Mallen, who omewhat im] onfined fo his i States Posta 'to Washingto: there from Do H. G. Hayes an een here ona ove Deal, re pO yesterday. Bernheimer en here on a . Bernheimer, ' y. Jenkins, whi it to relatives, amento. r Baxter and . ho spent the ‘home yesterda John Seeley, w at North Sa h town yester cisco. . Lancie can ville Saturday San Francisc« George L. Coff ll leave this ska, to join t rintending . here. Miss ] any her. man will lea ncisco to pu porium at th ‘Hook, Richa: “George Ke ftothe Plun a few days . Davis and 0 Downievill several days Em ma Back ived here Ie mcisco and r Davis and } pn visiting ‘passed throu; route to their 2@e tes of ¢ psurance see ' Dwi saloon h Geo. King H mly 11th. the best of he send your ¢ e and hear on Thu ire fine. n want a go the very best p Wm. Harry. ything up-to. tan all-star y, July ll,e s good bath 5 frial Parlors Baths, 25 ce ionade, Root li flavors, 5 (eents a pla ler’s, the swel fexcellent fa } Wm. Harry’ and Pine st invigorating Vater have t be country. es from the ® very best mi . Geo. O. ( pal agents. pu should des ing line you [t is the p wn and you reatment. d Lovelan Bakery, ¢ , bread EE Raspaesreiy. 3 Western pro turn negr of “leucitis”the depos Here’s you

as @ ees > \ a ee a eaeialaeaeeiaieeaaiatl — P. 0. BOX B . THE TRANSCRIPE. EXPLOSION ATS ; POWDER WORKS. TELEPHONE NO. 41. Issued Byory Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, > aaa BROWN & CALEINS. . ; . SanTA Cruz, July 8.—Th TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION : : be * By Atal, * $6Per Year works blew up at ten o’clock By Carrier, = 124-2 Per Week. ves pelivered toany partof theeity. ~ . .wheel mills also to explode. MONDAY .....-055 July 8, 1901) ¥ Personal Notes. H Drage is down from. Washington. W. R. Darling was instantly killed and Joseph May/nard badly, and perhaps fatally injured. * . Several buildings were wrecked.The cause of the explosion is unknown. Several phyJ, E Balme is over from Truckee. . sicians were immediately summoned to care for the injured. e Corning mill at the powder this morning, causing two Mrs. Arnott left today for Alameda. C. Monroe returned this morning to Pan-American Show. Omega. eatiat ‘ R H. Turner returned to San Fran-. cisco Sunday. Another. Performance to Be W.J. Organ, went up to the Plum-. vt : . Siven at the Oheater: bago mine yesterday. i Mrs. E. S. Boice and child are here The very creditable comment freely from Moore’s Flat. expressed by all who attended the perG@. Sweeney teft this afternoon for . formances given by the Pan-American . Reno to accept a position. . All-Star Vaudeville Company on the T. Hampton and family returned to. 4th and 5th, speaks volumes for the Fobestown Sunday.. big show. ‘This strong combination Earl Clevelahd and wife returned . will again appear on Thureday evenSaturday to Camptonville. fing, July 11th, at the Theater, giving Andy Hampel and wife arrived here . the people of Nevada City another cplast evening from San Francisco. = . portunity of seeing one of the finest Mrs. Frank Pierce, who. has been . and* most refined programs ever prehere on a visit, returned to Renotoday. . sented here. One of the star attracMrs. Maud Peaslee left thie morning . tiéps will be the singing of Dr. J. Dobfor North San Juap on a visit to. bins, of Grass Valley,-a soloist of rare friends. merit. : W. W. Van Eman, the well known The Empire State Quartette, also of traveling man of San Francisco, is in unsurpassed abllity, will be at their town, . best. The solo work of Paul Newman, E. H. Furth arrived bere yesterday . Louis.: L. Brinkman and : Master afternoon from San Francisco and left . Jobo W. Harry, the phenominal boy for North San Juan. . baritone, will be exceptionally fine. i Mrs. F. Marvin of Colfax was here! George King Nuss will appear in his} oD a visit to friends. yesterday. . star act and give imitations of birds, . Superintendent P. Tautpbaus re-. animals and musical instruments, turned last evening from San Franwhich are certaiinly beyond criticism cisco, where he has been on a business! Al C. Renfree in his dancing specialty trip. “E'shows his professional ability to gvod ©. M: Zeitler and Brace Stevenson’ advantage. arrived here this afternoon from Sacra. -The monologue of H. L. Sweeney mento. " always keeps the audience in an upW. C. Bucher is ‘here from San roar of laughter. : Francisco. 5 . The laughable sketch, entitled “The Richard Penrose and Owen Penrose . Germau School Teacher,” by Messrs were down from North Bloomfield to-’Brinkmen, Sweeney, Harry and Ren. day. . free as pupils and George King Nuss G. B. Sperry, of the Sperry Flour! as Her: Von Dinkelspiel, is bound to », Mills, was in town today. cause munch merriment. ‘ G. F. Henricks and R. W. Henricks..Tickets on saleat--Feley’s ‘conwere over from Columbia Hill today. fectionery store. Prices 15,25 and 33 Mrs. P. E. Schofield of Columbia cents. Hi} is here on a visit. ; Superintendent M. W. Mather and wife came down from the Plumbago mine today. SE Rt A Dutch Philosopher. ag’ ) th lage . Saysan exchange: A Dutchman ad. f : ae b the mining man, is down . dressing his dog said: My dog, you haf Sl pantie : ja échnap. You vas only adogandia ieaeiie pine 6 hake rom Cem pe man, but i vishi vas you. Effray vay ae . you haf the best of it. Ven you vant Gus Orzalli and L. A. Holdsworth re. to go midt to bedt in, you shust durns turned this ‘morning to Graniteville round dree dimes und lay down. Ven ai apend ing the 4th here. i go mit der bed in, ihaf to lock opp ‘ M. F, Hussey, N.H. McLeod and G. ‘der place and vind opp der clock and A. Shelby were down from You Bet toundress meinself, and mine vite wakes er: . : opp and scholds me and den the baby, Chas. toss returned last evening rize, and ibaf to valk him opp und from a visit to San Francisco. down, then bym by veni sbust get to Mrs. R. f. Pierce and son, who have schleep ite dimeto get up again. Ven been visiting W. H. Smith and family, you get opp you etretch yourself, retuned to their home at Lundy yes-' soratch a gouple of dimes and den you seteey are opp. i haf to dress meinself and Wilfred Hosken rejurned Saturday ‘jight de fire, put on the kettle, schrap eat Nevada, where he has been /some mit mein vife yet already, and stig hi ahcs . den mayby i gets some breakfast. You or pes oor we pao here on a blay all day and haf pienty fun. I haf vigil ced rg. A. Baruh retarned (¢q work hard all day and haf plenty this morning to San Francisco. City Assessor. T. P. Lewis left thie morning for San Francisco. Mrs. Fred Beedle «and two children are bere on a visit from Angels Camp, on a visit to her motner, Mrs. Snell, of . Piety Hill. . troubles. Ven you die you shust lay sbtill. Veni die i haf to gotohell yet. Notice to Creditors. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gabriel and daughpy THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF ter, who have been. here ona visit to 1 Reveds ores oe CoMioraie. ‘ 3 Mr,and Mrs. A. Barub, returned to Harding, desensed. niga Layee San: Franci Notice 1s hereby given to the c: editors of, Sam: Francisco today. and all persons Saviae claims against the J. W. Campbell took. his departure above named deceased to present them w'thin four months, after the date of this today for Grants Pass, Oregon. notice, to the County Clerk of the County of William Copeland is here from Nevada, State of California, at his office in pois the city of Nevada, State of Califorvia. Downieville, en route toSan Francisco. Dated July 8th, 191. Foy F. L. ARBOGAST, Mrs. William Sandow, left today for, Clerk os the Superior Court of theConnty of P F , evada. Ban Francisco, where she will visit . jse,r} jul8-im with relatives. SUPERIOR COURT. Business Transacted at To-day's Session Judge Nilon Presiding. The following busioess. was transacted today: ‘ , Barnes _vs. Winn. Judgment rendered for plaintiff for foreclosureof pote and mortgage. $200 allowed for interest. Also, $92.41 for redemption of property and $1173 tax of 1900 allowed. Counter claim of plaintiff for $120 allowed. _ j Estate of John F: Moody, deceased: Order of sule of personal property was granted, People vs. Peter Cozzalio. Trial July 30th. \ Morrill vs. Marion. Trial July 25th. Sleep vs. Jastice Court of Grass Valley. Defendant granted one week in addition to time already allowed. “Estate of Rebecca _ Kitto, . deceased. First annual account settled. Estate Richard Barry, deceased. Estate set aside for use of the widow. Estate of T. P. Robinson, deceased. Sale of real estate confirmed Estate of Thomas:Cullinan, deceased. Letters issued to T. J. Torpi>, Public Administrator. : : M. E Campball ys. John Campbeil. Bench warrant ordered issued for the plaintiff. Jas. Tayer vs. George W. Baldwin. Order granting plantiff permission to withdraw exhibits. Merrifield vs. Maryland Mining Co. Motion for a néw trial argued and submitted. Estate of John Kitto. Order setting aside estate for use of widow. Estate of Rose Keller, deceased. C. E. Ashburn appointed to determine the amount of collateral inheritance tax. ‘ Sheblem vs. Beach. Order continLaid to Rest, George R. Davis's Funeral Very Largely Altiended, The funeral of the late George RB. Davis at North San Juan yesterday afternoon, under the enspices of Bridgeport Lodge, No. 107, A. oO. U. W., was very largely attended. The entire community turned out and besides a number of friends from other places on the Ridge, over thirty Nevada City people were in attendance. The religious services weré conducted by Rev. W. A. Rimer, of Trinity chorch of this city. They were of a i impressive pature, and were accompanied by excellent singing by a mixed choir from here. The local cburch choirs. each sent a quota of singers to assist at the last sad rites The Reverend Rimer delivered a very touching and appropriate eulogy at the bier. He dwelt on the were exemplified in the yourg man, who had been cut down on the threshhold_of early manhood. The speaker referred to the fect that although his acquaintance with the deceased had been somewhat limited, still it had been sufficient to admire his noble qualities of heart and head. The floral offerings were very elaborate, being arranged in the very best manner known to the art. These handsome pieces were sent .by friends, and several very appropriate ones were given by Nevada City people. ———_+ 290 --—__~ —— The Handsomest Woman. n Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf tl Don’t drink Jesse Moore Whisbey unless you want the best. —_———_. + <8 Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neuralgia. 25c. and 10c.a, box. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf tess Malaria Causes Billousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes uing motion for change of venue until July 15th. St. Johns Quartz Mining Co. vs. John Caldwell, et al. Offered in evidence original mortgage and note. Decree of foreclosure and order of sale granted. " Guardianship of Winnie Marion, a minor. Order appointing John R. Tyrrell guardian, with bond fixed‘at $4000. ES epg ee A Maryland jury has convicted Mr, Ching of “conspiring” to pad the census, but has acquitted evérybody with whom he was charged with “conspiring.” Probably he conspired with himself.en Sr oe eS A good name to remember, Thomas Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Brus. ‘ fai) Call ata __ Tegler’s oe =a ae LIMES, French and Plain Mixed CANDIES NUTS of all kinds POPCORN and CHEWING GUM And the Finest Ice Cream atts & 25 CTS A PLATE, Served with lady fingers. Adam Keiffer came down from) ——————— — ORANGES, LEMONS . thecause. —_———~>-9Oee— Tue celebreted Rainier Beer now on draught at ToTTLe’s . “5 cents. jl0-tf J. mary grades of tbe Gold Flat school. excellent good traits of character that TEAS —— en Teacher Selected. Ae Miss Violet Rouney ° of Grass Valley has been appointed teacher of the priThe young lady is «in every way competent for the position and will undoubtedly fulfill her duties in. a satisfactory manner to all concerned. “The teacher for the higher grades has not yet been chosen. + #2 + A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Call on Ed Schmidt when ‘you wananything in the tobacco line. , tf Hundreds of:.People ‘ are using our FRESH-ROASTED ~ COFFEES —and— ‘* BLENDED Thinking about It? . Don’t delay--delays are dangerous.

Quit ‘using stale goods and drink pure, wholesome Tea and Coffee. It will improve your health. ee oe Pe TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE Wholesale and Retal ~ DeVries’ Condition Worse. . Nevada Theatre, his son, who is not at Arkansas Hot Springs, stating that the writer’s c2ndition was worse than it had been. Theex-Congressman has been informed by physicians that he is suffering from neuralgia of the stomach and liver, but he himself believes it is a case of rheucas The Pan-American All-Star brush of which the bristles are guaranteed not to fall out. tf Special E.gagement of «Oe Jesse Moore Whiskies are famoue DR JULIAN DOBBINS thewor]d over for purity and flavor as ‘ ; well ag for all the other qualities that ° . make good Whiskey. The Eminent Vocalist. ‘ Siar The Best Up-to-Date, High-Grade, Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for Refined performance ever given in Nesale at Rector Bros. veda City. PPM eS New Songs, New Specialties, ee ~—" lari New Dances, New Monologues, If you want to ward off malaria, . side-Spiitting Sketches, Etc, Ete. drink Cook’s Water. j29tf Every Feature Par—Excellence! The Empire State Quartet will sing to please everybody with their wonderfat imitations BUCK & WING DANCING, CAKE-WALKS, BALLADS, and SKETCHES. Reserved seats at Foley's. PRICES OF ADMISSION: . « Subscribe for the TRANSORIPT. 2ee This is good weather forcolds. Vinton is selling lotsa of Cooper’s Cold Care, :—— -+ oe Ir will, qunch your thirst. Rainier 15, 25 and 35 Cts. Beer at Torrue’s 5centsaglass. tf MAHER ’& CO., Nevada City. ° Have you tried us yet ? Ss The Month of July = — IS OoUR-—— House-cleaning Time in the Big Store. . WATCH. THIS COLUMN for the Biggest Bargains in Dry Goods ever offered in this part of the world. Fy. _ Respectfully, a . MAHER & Co. THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY -——>?+—° —pt-4— 'at dinner time. ~ Reionratons Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily. will run an ordinary sized refrig* erator. : f Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER iw ten minutes of your.time will give you frozen dessert Once tried, and you will never be. — without one. Main Street, Nevada City. LEGG & SHAW GO. Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grandfathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by*piece. Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement, Weclean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added: to their life. E é A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers, Broad Street on -' . Nevada City ‘NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery ‘Store is not a new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. It aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The aim hits the mark. : bs . CHAS. E. TIULLOY, Grocer. Dcwnieville yesterday. He is on his way to San Francisco. Miss Maggie Chadwick of Hanford is visiting her sunts, Mrs. Peter Arbogast and Mrs. T. Corcoran. Artbur C. Stone came down from! North Bloomfield Saturday. He is on his way to San Francisco. turned to Sacramento this morning. Mrs. Edwin Forest and ber ‘son Prosper, will leave for San Franc'sco tomorrow, . 2 Alfred Harris returned Saturday from Sau Francisco, where he has been on a visit. ae Gree A Sine ees ee diss Kittie Kelegher, who has been N WwW th t h visiting bere fora few weeks past, reO a you a Put straw bats on your horses this summer eni' you will seve lots of money and lots of sufferigg. Of course, the boys-will joke fore littl while, but that will do no barm. * anima = 2° e@e = tichard Wugner’s wife. wants the copyright on her busband’s produs— tions extended. For heavens sake, let it be done. Suppose Wagner became as prevalent as rag-time, what should we do? you need ——* 2@e--In all cases of physical or mental exhaustion the use of a little Gilt Edge Whiskey will be found invaluable es a DDOFOE d and Pine Streets, stimulant, : * _. NEVADA CITY. Driuk Cook’s Water. It purifies the Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Mai 793 plood, % How About Your HORA O RR GIAO RKO in other lines. Gee Call in and Inspect our Stock and Prices.oe a Se os mmer Suit? e . ve celebrated the Glorious Fourth and had a Good Time, you are no deubt thinking of that new, Summer Outfit? ve yo all the desired information on that point, as Our Stock is most Complete. It will Cost you but little, T We can-give you as our Prices Defy Competi tition. We've arranged a Code of Special Values in our Furnishing Department, whereby you can get your New Summer Fixin’s with a good-sized rebate---encugh Saved to Buy you many things . GRASS VALLEY ~ , AF HYM AN : & . 0 ‘ ONE PRICE ~ Red Froat: Main Street, Telephone, ‘irass Valiey Stores, Main §71 The father of ex-Congressman De Vries ENING OF JULY Tith Be received a letter a few days ago from ; ils sonal St jepp went up ti Tread well wen dy left this m¢ ston is down ne, hiteside of Gra today. Bracelin left bgton. Stewart returz is morning. (J. Penrose ret North Bloomfi irry and E. Trc g to North Blo 'V. J. Bell reta lay after visitin, r Treadwall 1 tth Bloomfield: ‘Wayman retu North San Ju Hall, the popul ‘Francisco, is bh . Mallen, who omewhat im] onfined fo his i States Posta 'to Washingto: there from Do H. G. Hayes an een here ona ove Deal, re pO yesterday. Bernheimer en here on a . Bernheimer, ' y. Jenkins, whi it to relatives, amento. r Baxter and . ho spent the ‘home yesterda John Seeley, w at North Sa h town yester cisco. . Lancie can ville Saturday San Francisc« George L. Coff ll leave this ska, to join t rintending . here. Miss ] any her. man will lea ncisco to pu porium at th ‘Hook, Richa: “George Ke ftothe Plun a few days . Davis and 0 Downievill several days Em ma Back ived here Ie mcisco and r Davis and } pn visiting ‘passed throu; route to their 2@e tes of ¢ psurance see ' Dwi saloon h Geo. King H mly 11th. the best of he send your ¢ e and hear on Thu ire fine. n want a go the very best p Wm. Harry. ything up-to. tan all-star y, July ll,e s good bath 5 frial Parlors Baths, 25 ce ionade, Root li flavors, 5 (eents a pla ler’s, the swel fexcellent fa } Wm. Harry’ and Pine st invigorating Vater have t be country. es from the ® very best mi . Geo. O. ( pal agents. pu should des ing line you [t is the p wn and you reatment. d Lovelan Bakery, ¢ , bread EE Raspaesreiy. 3 Western pro turn negr of “leucitis”the depos Here’s you