June 11, 1900 (4 pages)

~MONDAY..-¥ THE TRANSCRIPT: . BINKER ILL PICNIG SATURDAY, . tms tt Stout Jats Brertidy— Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, BROWN é& CALEINS. PRRSONAL POINTERS. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both! 4 Week’s Race Meet and PaOld and Young. vilion to be Held Before Gus Frandy is here from ~~ Oalithe Fair. ifornia mine. Hon. J. M. Walling returned ait day from Vallejo. 8. 8. Sorensen.of London is here on mining business. Mrs. Wright came over from San . directors of t Juan Saturday. tural District met.at the park yesterday J. &. Green of San Francisco is here. afternoon. The first named held their) Ham Rolle and Corned Ham. Some-/ spending a few days. annual meeting first and elected ajthing new. At GaYLonp’s. tf W. ©. Hendricks of Oroville is here . board of directors, as follows: O. E. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want spending a few days. Clinch, George Mainhart, George . anything in the tobacco line. tf HL. Hall of Detroit, Mich., came in . Fletcher, William Giffin, Henry Lane,. Arbogast butter, fall pound weight on last evening’s train. Fred Zeitler, W. H. Martin, W. G. 25 cents per pound, at Wolf's. W. F. Peterson, the candy man, of Sacramento is in town. W. A. Meyer of Sacramento came in on jast evening's train. @.°F. Henricks was over from OoJambia Hil yesterday. Geo. B. Orooks of San Francisco is here on mining business. D. H. McEwen of San Francisco is here enjoying our mountain air. H. E. Diggles, one of San Francisco’s popular trading men, is in town. Misa Ethel Pickering of Forest City was here visiting friends yesterday. ‘J. -M. Scott, the extract man of San Francisco, is here spending a few days. Lincoln Douglas, who went to Colfax . to see his sister, returned last evening. W.E. Howell, a Sierra County mining man, is registered at the Nutional. H. E. Averill of the Four Hills mine in Sierra county was in this city Saturday. W. Danster, who has been here spending a few days, returned to Bacramento today. Mrs.J. A. MoKenzie left yesterday for Reno, to join her husband who is employed there. Mrs. Rigby of Mexico is here ona visit to her mother, Mrs. A. J. Stiles of Piety Hill. Mrs. Jasper Landsburg has returned from Sweetland, where she attended the funeral of the Jate Mrs. Hiscox. Mrs. Bordeau of Sierra City took her departure. for Jackson to sttend the Native Daughters’ Grand Parlor. Attorney R. H. Turner, who has been here on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, E. Turner, returned to San Francisco yesterday. E, 8. Edwards of San Francisco, who has been here ona visit to his old home, returned tothe Bay this morning. Joseph Fetz of San Francisco, who has been here on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Fred Zeitler, retarned home today. R. ©. Walrath, who has been to Auburn spending a few days, returned last evening. Miss Aggie Oarey, whohas been to Sen Francisco for some time past, returned here last evening. J. D. Oampbell left yesterday for San Francisco for the benefit of his health. . Ohas. Guenther, who has been to San Francisco on a. visit, returned home last evening. Thos. Reynolds, who is in poor health, arrived here last evening on a visit to his parents. Miss Gallagher, who has been to San Francisco on a visit to friends, returned home last evening. J. MoGregor of Forest City arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for home. Mrs. Sayles came down from Forest the boom is that Scott's spo: Oity yesterday and returned home this morning. Mrs. O. V. Saunders, of Sacramento, will po here on Wednesday, on @ visit with Mrs. N. P:Brown, Hi Shearer had: his left hand very badly cut Saturday by a piece.of tin falling on it. It required the services of a physician to sew up the wound. C. L. Harris and E. D. Park left yesterday morning on a fishing trip. Tees returned this morning with 350 fine ~~ trout. P. Dt. P ad ag me @ young sailor on the U. Pensacola, is a visitor to this city. His home is in Downieville where he went this morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Vinton and Miss Hazel Vinton, who have been to Sacramento spending a few days, returned home last evening. H. M. Morris came up from San/genatote, argued that it would be morning for Omegs, where he is operet™ political ‘wisdom to.seek a candidate ing a from the Far West. The difficulty enMrs. P. EB. Schofield of Elmhurst, Alameda County, arrived here last ev-' ening en route to Oolumbia Hill . visit ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. —. Lewis, wife and daughter, and O° “Dasa of Oolfax were visiting friends here yesterday. John Danicliff left yesterday morning for Oakland to attend the Grand Lodge of Hibernians. Mre. Fred Zeitler, Miss Lillian Mallon and: Mrs. Jo V. Snyder leit this morning for Jackson to be in attendance at the Grand Parlor of Native Benger, which convenes there Tuesnae Bandemar and Mrs. Barker from North Bloomfield Sec ah por her ater, Mrs. Wil“W. A. vad baipesd one Ay Re owners of the Sleeping Beauty. mine at Moore’s agen returned from there yesterday on Wi to his home at the metropolis. ate H. Muronr, alter. Mead, op old Nevada Oity. jl-lw __ Water Caliente; apg Poy to . ere tes morning and is a guest at the National Sewer Work. ‘patrons wit Rarer Hotel. No man tiving in our own R. J. Tremaine is prepared to do all connty ie better upon the early . kinds of sewer work at the very lowest Wines, Liquors and Cigars posted upon Bi ena menting wh oor ue 11,1900 Meeting of Park Association and os Agricultural Directors. The stockholders and directors of the Glenbrook Park Association and the Seventeenth AgriculRichards, E. J. Rector, George Legg, J.J. Jackson. The board-of directors then met and organized by electing officers as follows: J. J. Jackson President; William Giffin, Secretary; E. J. Rector, Treasurer; Fred Zeitler, Vice President. It was decided to make elaborate preparation for the association’s third annual Bunker Hill Day picnic, which will take place at Glenbrook Park next Saturday, the 16th, Bunker Hill Day falling, on Sunday this year. The following ‘committees were appointed ‘to arrange fora gala day next Satar‘day: Printing—William Giffin, E. J. Reeotor. _ Music—W. G. Richards, W.E. Parsons, George Legg. Amusements—J. J. Jackson, William Giffin, H. J. Wright, George Mainhart George Zekind. Transporation—Henry Lane, Geo. Fletcher. Privileges—Fred JZeitler, George Mainhbart, E. T. R, Powell, E. J. Reotor. Officiale—Henry Lane. . Picnic trains will run at all hours of the day from both this city and Grass Valley, and a most interesting program of sports will be arranged. The meeting of the Seventeenth Argricultural District directors resulted in the determination of the directors to hold a stock exhibit at the park and a pavilion in this city the week previous to the State Fair. The sum of $1400 will be forthcoming from the State, as the association did not draw their. yearly allowance last year. It is also more than probable that arrangements will be made whereby there will be a week of racing at the track. The matter will be further diccussed at a meeting to be held on Sunday, the 24th inst. The following committees were appointed. Printing and Savectidinytocseat Granger, Henry Lane, William Giffin. €remiumse—George Fletcher, Dr. Jamison, Fred Zeitler, William Giffin, E. J. Rector. HON. IRVING M. SCOTT. Acceptable to President McKinley Vice President. A dispatch to. the Examiner from Washington, dated Jnne 9th says: President McKinley's preference for Vice President is President Scott of the Union Tron Works of San Francisco— of the firm that built the battleship Oregon—from the Pacific Coast. The Scott boom was launched today. An important fact in connection with presentative &. J. Waters 08 Angeles, and Geo. A. Knight, a delegate at-large to the National Ognvention from California, were with the President, Ohairman Hanna and Secretary ai during a portion of today’s con. ference. Mr. Scott’s idacy was formally announced ‘an ived the Executive approval. After the conference it was authoritatively declared that Mr. Scott was iti the race and had the good-will of President McKinley. The approval by the Republican managers of a Pacific Coast candidate has clarified the Vice-Presidential situation to a considerable extent. Long ago some of the leaders, including some of the recognized Administration countered. was to find a man upon whom the QOoast Republicans could anite. It is believed that Mr. Scott’s ‘. selection has solved the difficulty. _——+ 06e-Hands Badly Cut. a Clarence Oleveland, while playing with some boye at the depot yesterday, in rushing through a door, mashed two of the panes of glase, cutting both hands very badly. +oe * Notice to Water Consumers. Attention is called to Ordinance No. 149, which prohibits the use of water for irrigation or sprinkling of kind between the hours of 19ateaab 4 p.m.—during the day. ol between 10 p. m. and 6a. nae night. ates. Ordere promptly attended to. m2l—lm, Gook’s. saloon. Jackson’s. m1-tf at Vinton’s. tf Hall on Tuesday evening. BRIRFLY STATED, Something Hew Every Day. Oook’s, that’s all. Swiss cheese # Isoard’s. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Batter 20 cents per pound at Wolf's, You can’t haye Malaria if you drink Old Castle Whiskey at. J. Hopkine’ m14-tf Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Aurora, the new pexraae, at Vinton’s Pharmacy. tfA large assortment of stationery Fiaked Wheat, 8 wicks for 25 cents: at Guenther’s Cash Store. mi4-tf Don’t forget the hop at Odd Fellows’ Lithia Magnesia is better than octrate of magnesia. For sale at Vinton’s. tf The celebration at Nevada Oity on the 4th of July will bea grand affair. Lanoline Cold Oream is best for healing cracked lips and chapped skin. Sold by Vinton. tf “H. B.” What is “H. B”? The whiekey without a headache. At Tom’s Place, Broad street. je5 A beautiful matted etching with every purchase of two packages of Oream of Wheat Mush, at Gaylord & Son’s. Star Oreamery. butter,’ 50 cents a square; Penn Valley Creamery butter, 45 cents a square; at Geo. O. Gaylae & Son’s. All of the officers and members oe Mistletoe Encampment are requested to attend the regular meeting this evening. Fresh Dairy Butter can be had at W. ’. G. Richard’s grocery store for 85 cents per roll, and fresh Ranch Butter at 20 cents a pound. -j6 Mrs. O. B. Sampson of Grass Valley won a pianoin the Examiner prize contest last week. Robert Sharp of this city won a bicycle. : entertained on Wednesday evening by W: O. Wayman and J. F. Colley at the home of the latter on Nevada street. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods. tf Carpets, Linoleum and Mattings. We claim to carry the largest stock in the county. We sew, lay and line them free of charge. Oonsult us before purchasing, as we can save you money. Rosenberg Bros. _ mBi-tf. Mrs. Geo. A. Legg delightfully. entertained the members of the Saturday Afternoon Whist Club at her home on Nevada street Saturday afternoon. At consolation whist Mrs, R. Noell . captured the first prize,and Miss Minnie Brand won the second. One of the largest and prettiest stocks of Wall Paper that ever came to Nevada County, side, ceiling and borders to match, in the latest designs, at Rosenberg Bro’s.: m31-tf Company presents a changed advertisement in today’s paper. It calle attention to the excellent quality of coffee roasted fresh there every day. The firm makes a specialty of fine teas and coffees and they handle none but the best. eee President and Chaplain of the Day: The Literary Oommittee of the Fourth of July Committee have select» ed Rev. J. W. Phelps of this city as President of the Day. No better choice could have possibly been made. Rev. J. Sims has been selected as Chaplain of the Day, and he will fill that position to the satisfaction of everybody. 2 The Yosemite Rubber. A picture.of one of the Yosemite Valley robbers was sent to Sheriff Getchell yesterday. Several parties who have seen the picture are positive that they saw a man in this city a few days ago who answers the description of the robber, and a search is being wade for him, Taken to Colfax. Officer Oarr took another trip to Oolfax yesterday, He accompanied John Doyle, who had served sentence in the county jail, and the incorrigible Ed Oonnors, the drunken nuisance. They were.set adrift at Colfax to annoy some other community. Gone to Build a Mill, W.J. Organ, the contractor of this city, left for Forest City, Sierra County, today where he goes to build a mill at the Oraft mine. The mining —outlook at this place is said to be looking very fine. The Peerless Saloon, Bragd $t., opposite Citizens ‘hae: The W. K. H. Whist Olub will be. . F. W. Taylor of the Commercial Tea . * ‘W WARNING NOTICE. The North Bloomfeld Company wil Prosecate Tresspassers Hereafter. L. LB. Myers, Superintendent of the i North Bloomfield Company gives nosh in another oclamn of today’s persons will be. allowed to visit Bowman Lake or the surrounding land without. a permit. People have been going there and acting as if they were the owners of the property, and recklessly catching fish, and in several instances offering them for sale by the wholesale in the markets. The company intends to put a stop to it. Hereafter parties going to. the lake will be required to obtain a permit from the Superintendent or ditch tender. Those going there without a permit will be prosecated. to the utmost extent: of ‘the law. = For Sale at a Bargain, A house and lot in good location, House has 7 rooms and electric lights throughout. ot bas 150 foot front and is large euough to build another house on. Enquire at the TRansorirT office. m22-tf HG UP A GOV. Ma en Ke Valley Got ~ {he Inside Track Now. The City Trustees of Grass Valley -have given the saloon keepers of that town permission to keep their places open all night on the 8d, 4th and 5th of July, if they wish. Rev, Mr. Wills, the Methodist minister, p1 Q@ ser ‘non last evening upon the subject, during which he denounced the Trustees, and further stated that he would take legal steps against their action. Of course, the Trugteds.bad no legal right to grant the saloon keepers any such privilege while the 2 o’elook ordinance was in effect. ‘There . ie a big row on hand on account ‘of it. If the Trustees of Quartztown had been as smart as the Nevada City Trustees they would have had no trouble about this matter. Perhaps they will be compelled to rescind their order, and a sort to the county seat method, viz Tell the officers not: gee ‘ia ere with sitoons that keep open special nights. It worked i pdmirably here; and there was no kicking from any quarter. t A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and -} Fleming’s. -m14-tt Barataria Shrimps The best in the Jand always on hand, J. N. DOXSEE & SONS’ Little Neck Clams 3 caus for 50 cents. e202 2 Twin Bros. Natural Rolled Oats rm BOc a Package. ¢ Elegant Ripe Olives ‘ % cents a quart. _ THE CELEBRATED Anchor Oysters 25 conta a can. WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CENTS. FRANK GUENTHER, CASH GROCER, Buckley Building, Main St. . HAVE YOUR EYES TESTED. glasses by this gentleman. SUCCESSORS TO KF. c. LUBTJE. W. A. fleyer, a Scientific Optician, . REPRESENTING F, ©. OHINN OF SACRAMENTO, WILL BE AT OUR STORE ON. June llth and 13th. All those who have defective vision can have their eyes properly fitted with Call at the above dates and save an expensive trip to Sacramento or the city. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad St,, above Pine, Nevada City. Telephone West 14 4 FT. LONG, 10 FT. LONG, «Step LaddersDID YOU KNOW THAT WE HAVE THEM FOR SALE? Yes, We Have Then. AND ALL SIZES BETWEEN. 25c per Foot, LEGG © SHAW Co. GEO. W. TALLON, Proprietor. . NEVADA CITY, CAL. MIXED DRINKS A SSEGIALTY, Dizziness Sick Headache Biliousness _ Constipation. CELERY T ER CURES AN ELEGANT TONIC FOR THE NERVES. SOLD AND. GUARANTEED. BY HL Dickerman. . ORUGS, STATIONERY AND PHOTO SUPPLIES. At You Bot June 8, 1900, to the wife of Peter Matthieson, a son. : Have You Tried -TAYLOR’S ¥f you haven's we would ke you to try it. It is Crisp and Aromatic . 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40c per Ib seerbcra sath avs lee ColdYea: Fave for All Drop ia and Mave a Driak, THE COMMERCIAL TEA C., Commercial Street, Noyada City. rsh Rast Cte Yate Preah trom the Roaster Every Day ‘ eniPereletion so you if you have had paor, ; prokeeatbed We notice is gong gli that on and after this date fishing in the lake or camping on the den. “Special ate may be had by applying the Superintendent at . Or reservoir tender at ‘the: Bowman . 7, the law. Het L. L. MYERS, Superintendent. North Bloomfield, June roth, FW. TAYLOR, Manager te ma . * Maher latest in cE We have placed in our large witidow this week the very fv Snot ress, S. other dress in town like it. Suits $4.26, $1.50 and In Lawn, Respectfully, t SESS ae Our Customers _ grr the Cake” . be sure and get your — _ CAKES, BREAD, PIES, BTC, PY. Pie GI . Tage ou Sen Cove mace" Beant gs AT KINKEAD'S? Moquet, Pitncess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Asb _ BEDROOM SETS. For the quality ot the artilen the priow ae lower than San Francisco and Sacramento prices. _KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. Rechane ther like ned _ know that it is pure. Try some of it and share their knowledge. _ If-you go to the Pienic They are all exclusive patterns and fas oils or ‘aud every one, so just pick out your pattern and there will be no Dmiis aud Organi, Either colosed or white—ten yards to a suit. Maher & Co. . \Bythiota Weies, Cooked nd on i Ham, Saratoga Chips, 25c Je 3

~MONDAY....-¥ THE TRANSCRIPT: . BINKER ILL PICNIG SATURDAY, . tms tt Stout Jats Brertidy— Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, BROWN é& CALEINS. PRRSONAL POINTERS. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both! 4 Week’s Race Meet and PaOld and Young. vilion to be Held Before Gus Frandy is here from ~~ Oalithe Fair. ifornia mine. Hon. J. M. Walling returned ait day from Vallejo. 8. 8. Sorensen.of London is here on mining business. Mrs. Wright came over from San . directors of t Juan Saturday. tural District met.at the park yesterday J. &. Green of San Francisco is here. afternoon. The first named held their) Ham Rolle and Corned Ham. Some-/ spending a few days. annual meeting first and elected ajthing new. At GaYLonp’s. tf W. ©. Hendricks of Oroville is here . board of directors, as follows: O. E. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want spending a few days. Clinch, George Mainhart, George . anything in the tobacco line. tf HL. Hall of Detroit, Mich., came in . Fletcher, William Giffin, Henry Lane,. Arbogast butter, fall pound weight on last evening’s train. Fred Zeitler, W. H. Martin, W. G. 25 cents per pound, at Wolf's. W. F. Peterson, the candy man, of Sacramento is in town. W. A. Meyer of Sacramento came in on jast evening's train. @.°F. Henricks was over from OoJambia Hil yesterday. Geo. B. Orooks of San Francisco is here on mining business. D. H. McEwen of San Francisco is here enjoying our mountain air. H. E. Diggles, one of San Francisco’s popular trading men, is in town. Misa Ethel Pickering of Forest City was here visiting friends yesterday. ‘J. -M. Scott, the extract man of San Francisco, is here spending a few days. Lincoln Douglas, who went to Colfax . to see his sister, returned last evening. W.E. Howell, a Sierra County mining man, is registered at the Nutional. H. E. Averill of the Four Hills mine in Sierra county was in this city Saturday. W. Danster, who has been here spending a few days, returned to Bacramento today. Mrs.J. A. MoKenzie left yesterday for Reno, to join her husband who is employed there. Mrs. Rigby of Mexico is here ona visit to her mother, Mrs. A. J. Stiles of Piety Hill. Mrs. Jasper Landsburg has returned from Sweetland, where she attended the funeral of the Jate Mrs. Hiscox. Mrs. Bordeau of Sierra City took her departure. for Jackson to sttend the Native Daughters’ Grand Parlor. Attorney R. H. Turner, who has been here on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, E. Turner, returned to San Francisco yesterday. E, 8. Edwards of San Francisco, who has been here ona visit to his old home, returned tothe Bay this morning. Joseph Fetz of San Francisco, who has been here on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Fred Zeitler, retarned home today. R. ©. Walrath, who has been to Auburn spending a few days, returned last evening. Miss Aggie Oarey, whohas been to Sen Francisco for some time past, returned here last evening. J. D. Oampbell left yesterday for San Francisco for the benefit of his health. . Ohas. Guenther, who has been to San Francisco on a. visit, returned home last evening. Thos. Reynolds, who is in poor health, arrived here last evening on a visit to his parents. Miss Gallagher, who has been to San Francisco on a visit to friends, returned home last evening. J. MoGregor of Forest City arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for home. Mrs. Sayles came down from Forest the boom is that Scott's spo: Oity yesterday and returned home this morning. Mrs. O. V. Saunders, of Sacramento, will po here on Wednesday, on @ visit with Mrs. N. P:Brown, Hi Shearer had: his left hand very badly cut Saturday by a piece.of tin falling on it. It required the services of a physician to sew up the wound. C. L. Harris and E. D. Park left yesterday morning on a fishing trip. Tees returned this morning with 350 fine ~~ trout. P. Dt. P ad ag me @ young sailor on the U. Pensacola, is a visitor to this city. His home is in Downieville where he went this morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Vinton and Miss Hazel Vinton, who have been to Sacramento spending a few days, returned home last evening. H. M. Morris came up from San/genatote, argued that it would be morning for Omegs, where he is operet™ political ‘wisdom to.seek a candidate ing a from the Far West. The difficulty enMrs. P. EB. Schofield of Elmhurst, Alameda County, arrived here last ev-' ening en route to Oolumbia Hill . visit ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. —. Lewis, wife and daughter, and O° “Dasa of Oolfax were visiting friends here yesterday. John Danicliff left yesterday morning for Oakland to attend the Grand Lodge of Hibernians. Mre. Fred Zeitler, Miss Lillian Mallon and: Mrs. Jo V. Snyder leit this morning for Jackson to be in attendance at the Grand Parlor of Native Benger, which convenes there Tuesnae Bandemar and Mrs. Barker from North Bloomfield Sec ah por her ater, Mrs. Wil“W. A. vad baipesd one Ay Re owners of the Sleeping Beauty. mine at Moore’s agen returned from there yesterday on Wi to his home at the metropolis. ate H. Muronr, alter. Mead, op old Nevada Oity. jl-lw __ Water Caliente; apg Poy to . ere tes morning and is a guest at the National Sewer Work. ‘patrons wit Rarer Hotel. No man tiving in our own R. J. Tremaine is prepared to do all connty ie better upon the early . kinds of sewer work at the very lowest Wines, Liquors and Cigars posted upon Bi ena menting wh oor ue 11,1900 Meeting of Park Association and os Agricultural Directors. The stockholders and directors of the Glenbrook Park Association and the Seventeenth AgriculRichards, E. J. Rector, George Legg, J.J. Jackson. The board-of directors then met and organized by electing officers as follows: J. J. Jackson President; William Giffin, Secretary; E. J. Rector, Treasurer; Fred Zeitler, Vice President. It was decided to make elaborate preparation for the association’s third annual Bunker Hill Day picnic, which will take place at Glenbrook Park next Saturday, the 16th, Bunker Hill Day falling, on Sunday this year. The following ‘committees were appointed ‘to arrange fora gala day next Satar‘day: Printing—William Giffin, E. J. Reeotor. _ Music—W. G. Richards, W.E. Parsons, George Legg. Amusements—J. J. Jackson, William Giffin, H. J. Wright, George Mainhart George Zekind. Transporation—Henry Lane, Geo. Fletcher. Privileges—Fred JZeitler, George Mainhbart, E. T. R, Powell, E. J. Reotor. Officiale—Henry Lane. . Picnic trains will run at all hours of the day from both this city and Grass Valley, and a most interesting program of sports will be arranged. The meeting of the Seventeenth Argricultural District directors resulted in the determination of the directors to hold a stock exhibit at the park and a pavilion in this city the week previous to the State Fair. The sum of $1400 will be forthcoming from the State, as the association did not draw their. yearly allowance last year. It is also more than probable that arrangements will be made whereby there will be a week of racing at the track. The matter will be further diccussed at a meeting to be held on Sunday, the 24th inst. The following committees were appointed. Printing and Savectidinytocseat Granger, Henry Lane, William Giffin. €remiumse—George Fletcher, Dr. Jamison, Fred Zeitler, William Giffin, E. J. Rector. HON. IRVING M. SCOTT. Acceptable to President McKinley Vice President. A dispatch to. the Examiner from Washington, dated Jnne 9th says: President McKinley's preference for Vice President is President Scott of the Union Tron Works of San Francisco— of the firm that built the battleship Oregon—from the Pacific Coast. The Scott boom was launched today. An important fact in connection with presentative &. J. Waters 08 Angeles, and Geo. A. Knight, a delegate at-large to the National Ognvention from California, were with the President, Ohairman Hanna and Secretary ai during a portion of today’s con. ference. Mr. Scott’s idacy was formally announced ‘an ived the Executive approval. After the conference it was authoritatively declared that Mr. Scott was iti the race and had the good-will of President McKinley. The approval by the Republican managers of a Pacific Coast candidate has clarified the Vice-Presidential situation to a considerable extent. Long ago some of the leaders, including some of the recognized Administration countered. was to find a man upon whom the QOoast Republicans could anite. It is believed that Mr. Scott’s ‘. selection has solved the difficulty. _——+ 06e-Hands Badly Cut. a Clarence Oleveland, while playing with some boye at the depot yesterday, in rushing through a door, mashed two of the panes of glase, cutting both hands very badly. +oe * Notice to Water Consumers. Attention is called to Ordinance No. 149, which prohibits the use of water for irrigation or sprinkling of kind between the hours of 19ateaab 4 p.m.—during the day. ol between 10 p. m. and 6a. nae night. ates. Ordere promptly attended to. m2l—lm, Gook’s. saloon. Jackson’s. m1-tf at Vinton’s. tf Hall on Tuesday evening. BRIRFLY STATED, Something Hew Every Day. Oook’s, that’s all. Swiss cheese # Isoard’s. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Batter 20 cents per pound at Wolf's, You can’t haye Malaria if you drink Old Castle Whiskey at. J. Hopkine’ m14-tf Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Aurora, the new pexraae, at Vinton’s Pharmacy. tfA large assortment of stationery Fiaked Wheat, 8 wicks for 25 cents: at Guenther’s Cash Store. mi4-tf Don’t forget the hop at Odd Fellows’ Lithia Magnesia is better than octrate of magnesia. For sale at Vinton’s. tf The celebration at Nevada Oity on the 4th of July will bea grand affair.

Lanoline Cold Oream is best for healing cracked lips and chapped skin. Sold by Vinton. tf “H. B.” What is “H. B”? The whiekey without a headache. At Tom’s Place, Broad street. je5 A beautiful matted etching with every purchase of two packages of Oream of Wheat Mush, at Gaylord & Son’s. Star Oreamery. butter,’ 50 cents a square; Penn Valley Creamery butter, 45 cents a square; at Geo. O. Gaylae & Son’s. All of the officers and members oe Mistletoe Encampment are requested to attend the regular meeting this evening. Fresh Dairy Butter can be had at W. ’. G. Richard’s grocery store for 85 cents per roll, and fresh Ranch Butter at 20 cents a pound. -j6 Mrs. O. B. Sampson of Grass Valley won a pianoin the Examiner prize contest last week. Robert Sharp of this city won a bicycle. : entertained on Wednesday evening by W: O. Wayman and J. F. Colley at the home of the latter on Nevada street. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods. tf Carpets, Linoleum and Mattings. We claim to carry the largest stock in the county. We sew, lay and line them free of charge. Oonsult us before purchasing, as we can save you money. Rosenberg Bros. _ mBi-tf. Mrs. Geo. A. Legg delightfully. entertained the members of the Saturday Afternoon Whist Club at her home on Nevada street Saturday afternoon. At consolation whist Mrs, R. Noell . captured the first prize,and Miss Minnie Brand won the second. One of the largest and prettiest stocks of Wall Paper that ever came to Nevada County, side, ceiling and borders to match, in the latest designs, at Rosenberg Bro’s.: m31-tf Company presents a changed advertisement in today’s paper. It calle attention to the excellent quality of coffee roasted fresh there every day. The firm makes a specialty of fine teas and coffees and they handle none but the best. eee President and Chaplain of the Day: The Literary Oommittee of the Fourth of July Committee have select» ed Rev. J. W. Phelps of this city as President of the Day. No better choice could have possibly been made. Rev. J. Sims has been selected as Chaplain of the Day, and he will fill that position to the satisfaction of everybody. 2 The Yosemite Rubber. A picture.of one of the Yosemite Valley robbers was sent to Sheriff Getchell yesterday. Several parties who have seen the picture are positive that they saw a man in this city a few days ago who answers the description of the robber, and a search is being wade for him, Taken to Colfax. Officer Oarr took another trip to Oolfax yesterday, He accompanied John Doyle, who had served sentence in the county jail, and the incorrigible Ed Oonnors, the drunken nuisance. They were.set adrift at Colfax to annoy some other community. Gone to Build a Mill, W.J. Organ, the contractor of this city, left for Forest City, Sierra County, today where he goes to build a mill at the Oraft mine. The mining —outlook at this place is said to be looking very fine. The Peerless Saloon, Bragd $t., opposite Citizens ‘hae: The W. K. H. Whist Olub will be. . F. W. Taylor of the Commercial Tea . * ‘W WARNING NOTICE. The North Bloomfeld Company wil Prosecate Tresspassers Hereafter. L. LB. Myers, Superintendent of the i North Bloomfield Company gives nosh in another oclamn of today’s persons will be. allowed to visit Bowman Lake or the surrounding land without. a permit. People have been going there and acting as if they were the owners of the property, and recklessly catching fish, and in several instances offering them for sale by the wholesale in the markets. The company intends to put a stop to it. Hereafter parties going to. the lake will be required to obtain a permit from the Superintendent or ditch tender. Those going there without a permit will be prosecated. to the utmost extent: of ‘the law. = For Sale at a Bargain, A house and lot in good location, House has 7 rooms and electric lights throughout. ot bas 150 foot front and is large euough to build another house on. Enquire at the TRansorirT office. m22-tf HG UP A GOV. Ma en Ke Valley Got ~ {he Inside Track Now. The City Trustees of Grass Valley -have given the saloon keepers of that town permission to keep their places open all night on the 8d, 4th and 5th of July, if they wish. Rev, Mr. Wills, the Methodist minister, p1 Q@ ser ‘non last evening upon the subject, during which he denounced the Trustees, and further stated that he would take legal steps against their action. Of course, the Trugteds.bad no legal right to grant the saloon keepers any such privilege while the 2 o’elook ordinance was in effect. ‘There . ie a big row on hand on account ‘of it. If the Trustees of Quartztown had been as smart as the Nevada City Trustees they would have had no trouble about this matter. Perhaps they will be compelled to rescind their order, and a sort to the county seat method, viz Tell the officers not: gee ‘ia ere with sitoons that keep open special nights. It worked i pdmirably here; and there was no kicking from any quarter. t A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and -} Fleming’s. -m14-tt Barataria Shrimps The best in the Jand always on hand, J. N. DOXSEE & SONS’ Little Neck Clams 3 caus for 50 cents. e202 2 Twin Bros. Natural Rolled Oats rm BOc a Package. ¢ Elegant Ripe Olives ‘ % cents a quart. _ THE CELEBRATED Anchor Oysters 25 conta a can. WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CENTS. FRANK GUENTHER, CASH GROCER, Buckley Building, Main St. . HAVE YOUR EYES TESTED.. glasses by this gentleman. SUCCESSORS TO KF. c. LUBTJE. W. A. fleyer, a Scientific Optician, . REPRESENTING F, ©. OHINN OF SACRAMENTO, WILL BE AT OUR STORE ON.. June llth and 13th. All those who have defective vision can have their eyes properly fitted with Call at the above dates and save an expensive trip to Sacramento or the city. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad St,, above Pine, Nevada City. Telephone West 14 4 FT. LONG, 10 FT. LONG, «Step LaddersDID YOU KNOW THAT WE HAVE THEM FOR SALE? Yes, We Have Then. AND ALL SIZES BETWEEN. 25c per Foot, LEGG © SHAW Co. GEO. W. TALLON, Proprietor. . NEVADA CITY, CAL. MIXED DRINKS A SSEGIALTY, Dizziness Sick Headache Biliousness _ Constipation. CELERY T ER CURES AN ELEGANT TONIC FOR THE NERVES. SOLD AND. GUARANTEED. BY HL Dickerman. . ORUGS, STATIONERY AND PHOTO SUPPLIES. At You Bot June 8, 1900, to the wife of Peter Matthieson, a son. : Have You Tried -TAYLOR’S ¥f you haven's we would ke you to try it. It is Crisp and Aromatic . 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40c per Ib seerbcra sath avs lee ColdYea: Fave for All Drop ia and Mave a Driak, THE COMMERCIAL TEA C., Commercial Street, Noyada City. rsh Rast Cte Yate Preah trom the Roaster Every Day ‘ eniPereletion so you if you have had paor, ; prokeeatbed We notice is gong gli that on and after this date fishing in the lake or camping on the den. “Special ate may be had by applying the Superintendent at . Or reservoir tender at ‘the: Bowman . 7, the law. Het L. L. MYERS, Superintendent. North Bloomfield, June roth, FW. TAYLOR, Manager te ma . * Maher latest in cE We have placed in our large witidow this week the very fv Snot ress, S. other dress in town like it. Suits $4.26, $1.50 and In Lawn, Respectfully, t SESS ae Our Customers _ grr the Cake” . be sure and get your — _ CAKES, BREAD, PIES, BTC, PY. Pie GI . Tage ou Sen Cove mace" Beant gs AT KINKEAD'S? Moquet, Pitncess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Asb _ BEDROOM SETS. For the quality ot the artilen the priow ae lower than San Francisco and Sacramento prices. _KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. Rechane ther like ned _ know that it is pure. Try some of it and share their knowledge. _ If-you go to the Pienic They are all exclusive patterns and fas oils or ‘aud every one, so just pick out your pattern and there will be no Dmiis aud Organi, Either colosed or white—ten yards to a suit. Maher & Co. . \Bythiota Weies, Cooked nd on i Ham, Saratoga Chips, 25c Je 3