June 12, 1901 (4 pages)

eS : TEE TRANSCRIPT. ‘ BLEPHONE NO. 41. -P. 0. BOX B issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted . gw WRVADA OITY, OALIFORNTA, BROWN & CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : : By Mail, e . > $6 Per Year ‘Sy Carrier, 12 1-2 Per Week Delivered to any part cf the city. WEDNESDAY... June 12, 1901 Death Of John Fall. a ° He Succumbs to the Injuries He Received, John Hall, who was so badly hurt by a runaway at Dave Jones’ ranch, died of his injuries. The particulars of the accident furtber than those published in last. evening’s TRANSORIPT are as follows: Mr. Jones was on a hey wagon driving a team of horses, one of which was a colt. Another team, which alsc contained a colt, passed by and the horses became frightened and both teams ran away. Mr. Hall was thrown from ‘his seat and two . of the wheels of the wagon passsd over his head, mashing it terribly. ' ‘Deceased was 8 young man of excelbusiness qualities, and was welland a six-year-old daughter. Rooms For Visitors. lent reputation and possessed; good known and highly esteemed in_his part of the country. He leaves a wife SAN FRANCISCO BUTCHERS. INAUGURATE A: STRIKE. Eleven Hundred Men Walk Out. of , the [eat Markets. San Francisco, June 12.—A butchers’ strike was inaugurated in this city at ten o’clock this morning when eleven hundred men walked out of the shops. The union men claim that a hundred butcher shops re fuse to take down the union card,’ so the men remained at} work. The wholesale dealers have made a request to supply meat to these shops. ; There was no demonstration around’ the shops to-day. ONE THOUSAND MEN > LAID OFF FROM WORK. Shipbuilders Can Do Nothing On Account Of the Strike. . . NeEwport News, June 12.—A thousand more men were laid off at the shipbuilding works this morning on account Rooms to Let Should Sag So. city. all. Brand, Fred FE. Brown, Schroeder, or to Postoffice box E. . Grass Valley ews. at Our Yeighboring City. picnic today. The went down in private conveyances were on the greunds. railway. brethren next Friday evening. initiation will will take place and th Elks will have their usual good time. wr Personal Pointers. Geo. I. Beckley returned last even ing from a trip to New Zealand an him back again. W Stevens arrived here last evenin from San Francisco. ‘from San Francisco. cisco Hill. ‘ aE Oo ee eae Westphalia Hams. a piece of cold boiled ham. purchase a Westphalia ham. from four to six pounds. preferred by many to all other ham ther particulars. +o > The Sick.” monia. J. Ashwonder is confined to h appendecitig, _ Francisco and Portland. 2@eweer Parties Who Have. Furnished The General Committee of the com. : 2 4s iia bis .celsteation le looking‘ont tor] " expected that the entire plant, consisting of seven thous every little detail in regard to the. and men, will be closed by Saturday. accommodation of all visitors to our) Many are expected to arrive . on the 3d and remain until the 6th,’ ountry have united on a plan to close down rather than to consequently our hotels and Jodging . . houses will be taxed to their utmost . accede to the machinists’ demands. capacities as to providing lodgings for . The committee desires that all . who have furnished rooms to rent} should send in their names to Herman . Henry 3 Resume of Current Gvents “Se The Grass Valley people turned out in large numbers to the Miners Union . Narrow Gauge company sold 824 tickets and many It is estimated that all of 1200 people John Martie of the Nevada County Traction Company arrived in Grass Valley today. He has been below on business ‘connected with the. electric A delegation of Grass Valley Elks will pay a visit to their Nevada City . An. his many ftiends here are glad to see Superintendent L M Hancock of the . Bay Counties Power Company is here . ,H-T Carrol is here from San Fran . Freezer (One Motion) Mrs R Jones is down from Relief . There is not anything that makes as . nice a sandwich as good bread and . Those ® who intend going out on picnics will . find it to their advantage to call around . to Charles E. Maulloy’s grocery and . These , hams are of the very finest and weigh . They are . Richard Bennetts, who resides on Lost Hill, is quite sick with pneu-. ~ home on Gold Flat with an attack of California Hospital ity. Los ANGELES, June 11—The sixty, a Railroad Commissioners, from twenty. . three States,-who arrived here last night and proceeded immediately to . , Santa Monica, are being entertained . ! today at Alpine Tavern, Mount Lowe. . ; They will return to the city at 6:30! p. m., and be tendered 4 reception to. “. night at the Chamber of Commerce. . Wednesday they will visit San Diego, : and Sunday they will leave for San High School girls in Nevada City . desiring work during vacation can ap. Si ply to Miss A. Coan’sBook Qtore. 2t . of the machinists’ strike. . Two thousand men are now out of employment and it It is generally believed that all the ship yards in the Grand Three-Day Celebration at Nevada City on July 3d, 4th and sth. It is going to be the grandest patriotic demonstration ever seen in Northern California. 3 . . \ Civeres wt; Raldwin, Formerly gaged in mining in this district and resided on Gold Flat in the early 70's, died at Hollister last Monday. highly of his excellent traits of char. ‘acter. Died at Hollister. . of Sold Hat, Is Yo More. Thomas L. Baldwin, who was enMany of our citizens were well acquainted with the deceased, and they all speak Mr. Baldwin was connected with one of the solid banking institutions of Hollister,and he leaves a large estate. His funeral took place at his late home yesterday and many turned out to pay their last sad respects to his memory. Ohe Cozzaglio Case. The case of the People vs. Peter Cozzaglio, chirged with selling whiskey to an Indian, was on trial in the Superior Court today. The prosecution rested after examining the following witnesses: H. J. Winters, Higgins Bodus. Thomas Oassidy, William Tuttle and Max Isoard. The Defense opened their case by attacking the character of Detective Winters, the Prosecation’s principal witness. J. G. Snook, Edward Hoppie and W. W. Whitney of Sacramento county testifled. Strike S till On. San FRANCISCO, Jane —11—The atrike situation in this city _is.unehanged. President William McOabe. of the Iron Trades Council, said today: There are fully 4350 men in this industry out on strike. Of iron moulders, who were the last to go out, there are some 350 in all. Weare waiting news from New York, where the National Metal Trades Associaton isin convention. If a disposition is shown there to settle the differences through conference, or if our contentions are fairly treated, it will go along way toward bringing the strike toa speedy end. . Returned Stolen Money Mania, June 11—In the trials today of officers of the Forty-third Regiment, on charges of bribery and permitting trade with the closed ports of the Island of Leyte, Surgeon Dudley Welch confessed, and made damaging -statements against Captain Michael Shelman and Lieutenant Delbert R. Jones. Welch refunded a thousand pesos, his share of the spoils. The President of Maasin has been arrested, charged with being implicated in the transactions. Agents of Manila firms also appear to have been connected with the act on which the charges against the prisonWants Gpi.So Home. New York, June 12 —It is hoped that Mrs. McKinley will be strong enough to be removed to her bome at Canton by July 1st, says the Waehington correspondent of the Tribune. The members of the Cabinet, who called to see the President, and learned from him that Mrs. McKinley was out, of all danger. Hundreds of People FESEAUSTED COFFEES —and— BLENDED Have you tried us yet ? 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. we SAMPLES FREE_&]] TAYLOR'S TEA IND COFFEE HOUSE, ers are based. Wholesale and Retail THE PRESERV ATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, Commercial Street, ee — a aa Toy Size.... $1 25 . D OMAEE oso aie ese 175 . Keep Cool 2 Quarts 0. 2 00 . % QUGCES 6 deca 225 foo det paver <. a0 ee A MUMEES: cee cores ces 2 50 -. or ices are —— — oe 6 Quarts. 00. 3 50 : ae ‘sot Is takes only & min8 Quarts Wale dae van site Weteces 5 50 ute to sqaeeze a few lemons and j add some sugar and water. Three g . minutes after that you can have a . delicious lemon ice, if you use a eerless Iceland — LEGG & SHAW C0. Nevada City. a @ & ae . 88 . Patented dasher construction does away with all motions except . one—the can revolves around ihe stationary dasher. Motion is vecessary in the cream, not in the machine. The result is smooth, delicious ice cream in three minutes. . . . . } SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS For Ladies and Children, “FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on. W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street % RR Store. and stay two days. ful sights and have lots of fun. Martin Lindermeyer of Oolfax had one of his thumbs amputated at this city afew days ago. The member was d iseased and caused him much pain. Yotes of Interest. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Sigourney, the grocer, has received @ barrel of the finest sweet pickles that has ever been brought to this markat. "If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Anything you want in Farnitare at Brayton’s. jill 5t See the Camp Stools at Brayton’s, Bt New Goods at Brayton’s Furnitare jill Bt 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. Subscribe for the TRANSORIPT. Tne owners of the Popular Bakery have had their delivery wagon fixed up in good style for the summer trade. The celebration at Nevada Oity will eclipse anything every known here before. ; The case of the Pennsylvania Oompany vs. Work Your Own Digginge Company is still on trial in the United States Circuit Court. It is thought the case will be concluded in about a month. One of the principal owners of the latter mine informed a TRANsORIPTreporter that this case will cost each side aboat $50,000. Come to Nevada City on the 8d of July See lots of beautiAble to Be Up. Frank Grissel, who met with an accident while driving the butcher team the other dey and narrowly escaped with his life, was able to be up fo Gjected the Wrong fan a aan ¥ the Grand Lodge, K. of P. in this an caused by the ejectment of g nan whom it was said wasan imposter, Ths ejected man is O. O. Taylor, and he igs member’ of Live Oak Lodge, K. of p. ot Oakland. Taylor now ‘threatens to make trouble in the order and submits statements which seem to make clear his right to full recognition a8 a mem. ber in good standing. ee Oe ' . Advertised Letters, The following is a list of the letters remaining inthe Postoffice at Nevada City, Jane 12,1901. . Anderson, Gust (2) Arch,T Cornell, Mrs RR Cruse, T (8) Holmes, W H Hunt, Art Keller, H 8 Nisbet, Wm Nolan, Tom Rogers, L H Silva, Mrs Rose Stolting, Henry Zipateh, R, If not called for in fifteen duys letters will be sent to the dead letter of. fice. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised, pay afee of one cent for each letter ' L. 8. Oarems, Postmaster, Wreck on the S. P. A wreck occurred on the Southern Pacific above Colfax this morning. A dispatch. was received at the Sheriffs . office thig morning which stated that an insane man from Truckee would ar. rive here gf the 1 o’clock train. The trains did not connect ao the man Nevada City awhile today. will Ot arrive till this evening. MAHER & CO. Goods. White Goods this season. Our Window Display to-day is a White Display— that means that our large window is full of Wh White Organdies , White Pekin Stripes White Grenadines . _ White Brocades White India Linons White Batiste White Parasols White Hose All this season’s productions and the third shipment of Ladies now is your time to select for the FOURTH and FIFTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. See Window! See Window! Respectfully, MAHER & Co. [See our Gift in Window, to be awarded to the Maid of “Honor receiving the Largest Vote. M. & CO. === Westphalia 1HAMS——— The very thing to boil. They fry good, tooIn quality they are between a fats and a shoulder—in taste they’re between bacon and ham—in price they’re cheap. .They’re only 14 cts. a pound. 4 ‘They’re here now. In size they go about from four to six pounds. . CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. Read his new advertisement for fur-. —o0000— is like Pa’s. on a real shirt. them now. Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Maia 793 = nema FOF the Little Fellow If you want to see the little fellow swell with pride, just put him into one of our boy’s shirts, made just All sizes for boys, from four years old up. The Spring Patterns are very pretty and cost only 50 cents and 75 cents. It will be a proud day for the little fellow when he puts + [ee All the boys. are wearing There’s only room at the top for one. WE’RE IT. Weare the leaders in baberdashery, and the best of everyth the “proper caper” in jewelry, the or faulty, for this is the one complete We sell cheaply. Superior quality your store, gentlemen, for late ideas. S your elbow with fall supplies for dressing in good f ers ; meet with my Piney ag New York Bc nig a ast thé correct ideas in COLLARS AND CUFFS. in neckwear, the right shedes in gloves, balfalte the newest goods in full dress shirts, the new style in Dress Shirt Protectors, hionable suspenders—not a detail lacking RE ITS ingis here. This. store mtleman’s store. « oes not mean an extra price. This is L. HYMAN 4 CO. Clothiers & Stands ready at eeps its custom: A ele, noe bose from France and Germany. Membership unlimited and free for all. Fees— none; Olub house—our store. Object—The careful procuring of good clothing, Benefits -" the saving of meney to all members. don’t worry club is gainin ground steadily an strongly. Its members are free from al] clothing cares—free from all. worry about unfair profits. ' Free from concern all mong attractions open from 6 a. m. to 9 p, Join Our Don’t Worry Club =— are our new. all\ spring suits at $6 50. %, me) $7 50 and $10. Every suit Se : cou: ® poem, with a certainty of proper fit and 00 mon saving in 12 50, $15, $17 ‘Oand $20, nage Berge suits are ready in large varivty at $10, $1.) single or double-breasted coats. Oar “Ulub House m, Won't you join. Red. ‘Front, ‘Main Street, GRASS VALLEY 3 Telephone, Grass Vajley Stores, Mall 751 ae — Personal . Happenu E. W. Doyle is here from Marys G. C. Ransibr is down from Gre ville. w. R. Campbell is City. : E, W. Skimer is here from Oam ville. ats ; PS Woolsey is here from San J cieco. a : Chas. Bryant went up to Granit this morning. ‘ W. Camper went up to the . mine this morning. W.P. Clyne of Downieville .¥ visitor here yesterday. ot J. 8. Phiney of Chicago. is spending a few days. iS “4 _ H. Fergusen of San Francisco is spending a few days. { bes 0. F. Painter came. over from 1 kee this morning. E. Hampton left this morning Jackson on mining business, > Hon. F. M. Batherford and wif this morning for San. Francisco; Jobn Goffette of Moore’s Flat ¢ yesterday at the county seat. J. F. Carruthers of Alleghany wu visitor to this city-last evening. J.S. Kieg of North Bloomfield among the visitors here yesterday. Richard Bennetts is quite ill at home on Lost Hill with pnemonia. Samuel Bivens of North Bloom spent yesterday at the county seat Chas. Halifax, one of San Franci popular traveling men is in town L. J. Rose of tha Home Mining ( pany returned to/Oxnard yesterda: S. O. Smith and W. J. Piatt of Francisco are here spending a few ¢ E. L. Giblen and E. P. Powell of Francisco are here spending a few < W. Foss returned this mornin North Bloomfield after spending « days here. E. H Hooper and W. W. Whitn Sacramento are spendimg a few here. F. W. Skinner of Oamptonville renewing acquaintances in this yesterday. : Superintendent L. L. Myers lef morning for a business trip to Francisco. ‘J. R. Jones, who has been here 8 ing a few days, returned this mo to Relief Hill. . Misses Kate and Sadie Wats« North Bloomfield visited friends i city yesterday. W. O'Connor of Swmartsville at here last evening and left this mo for Washington. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mails left morning for San Francisco, whert intend toreside. =§=—— 2 Mrs. J. F. Kidder and daughter Beatrice, have gone East on -a vi relatives and friends. EB. King and family came up from Grass Valley and left this down trom % ’ noon for the Mountain House. M. M. Barah, who has been v his folks in this city fora week took his departure yesterday fc Francisco. Miss Maud Hoyt,a former re of Grass Valley, but whose home in San Fraucisco, was the gu friends in this city yesterday. Dr. E. G. Riddle and J. O. who have been visiting at Forest few days past, came down from yesterday and . will return to home at Pasadena today. Miss Thomas of San Francie rived here last evening and le morning for Goodyear Bar t friends. Miss Kaiser of Goodyear Bi has been to San Francisco on . returned here last evening aud . morning for her home. Mrs. William Reese of San Fr was one of the passengers on coming train yesterday aft ‘This morning she went up to No Juan,’ H.E. Jacobs and H. Parks, ‘sentatives of the San Francisco cle, are in town. They are . way to Lake Tahoe,where they . Some views for the paper wh represent. Rev. John Ohisholm and w have been visiting the former’s at North San Juan, returned home at Auburn yesterday. RB holm wae formerly pastor of Methodist church, but at pres Treasurer of Placer county. Miss Ethel Penrose,.who fo months past has been a stude! San Francisco Polytechnic Sc rived in this city yesterday 4 Miss Penrose’s mother and fa down from North Bloomfield . to meet her, and last evening returned to their North B home.: When the fall term Migs Penrose will resume he —_—_—_S Ir will qunch your thirs Beer'at Turtie’s. 5 centsas a es Free Tonight And all of this week at Ne the performance of the Qu cert.Co. They play on st and wood instruments anc with merry song and dance the public. See the Quek now at the Union Hotel. 0 from 9 a. m, to 12m. Dickerman, the druggist, “Dermola,” an excellent app the face, in another. colu “just the thing to use aft

eS : TEE TRANSCRIPT. ‘ BLEPHONE NO. 41. -P. 0. BOX B issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted . gw WRVADA OITY, OALIFORNTA, BROWN & CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : : By Mail, e . > $6 Per Year ‘Sy Carrier, 12 1-2 Per Week Delivered to any part cf the city. WEDNESDAY..... June 12, 1901 Death Of John Fall. a ° He Succumbs to the Injuries He Received, John Hall, who was so badly hurt by a runaway at Dave Jones’ ranch, died of his injuries. The particulars of the accident furtber than those published in last. evening’s TRANSORIPT are as follows: Mr. Jones was on a hey wagon driving a team of horses, one of which was a colt. Another team, which alsc contained a colt, passed by and the horses became frightened and both teams ran away. Mr. Hall was thrown from ‘his seat and two . of the wheels of the wagon passsd over his head, mashing it terribly. ' ‘Deceased was 8 young man of excelbusiness qualities, and was welland a six-year-old daughter. Rooms For Visitors. lent reputation and possessed; good known and highly esteemed in_his part of the country. He leaves a wife SAN FRANCISCO BUTCHERS.. INAUGURATE A: STRIKE. Eleven Hundred Men Walk Out. of , the [eat Markets. San Francisco, June 12.—A butchers’ strike was inaugurated in this city at ten o’clock this morning when eleven hundred men walked out of the shops. The union men claim that a hundred butcher shops re fuse to take down the union card,’ so the men remained at} work. The wholesale dealers have made a request to supply meat to these shops. ; There was no demonstration around’ the shops to-day. ONE THOUSAND MEN > LAID OFF FROM WORK. Shipbuilders Can Do Nothing On Account Of the Strike. . . NeEwport News, June 12.—A thousand more men were laid off at the shipbuilding works this morning on account Rooms to Let Should Sag So. city. all. Brand, Fred FE. Brown, Schroeder, or to Postoffice box E. . Grass Valley ews. at Our Yeighboring City. picnic today. The went down in private conveyances were on the greunds. railway. brethren next Friday evening. initiation will will take place and th Elks will have their usual good time. wr Personal Pointers. Geo. I. Beckley returned last even ing from a trip to New Zealand an him back again. W Stevens arrived here last evenin from San Francisco. ‘from San Francisco. cisco Hill. ‘ aE Oo ee eae Westphalia Hams. a piece of cold boiled ham. purchase a Westphalia ham. from four to six pounds. preferred by many to all other ham ther particulars. +o > The Sick.” monia. J. Ashwonder is confined to h appendecitig, _ Francisco and Portland. 2@eweer Parties Who Have. Furnished The General Committee of the com. : 2 4s iia bis .celsteation le looking‘ont tor] " expected that the entire plant, consisting of seven thous every little detail in regard to the. and men, will be closed by Saturday. accommodation of all visitors to our) Many are expected to arrive . on the 3d and remain until the 6th,’ ountry have united on a plan to close down rather than to consequently our hotels and Jodging . . houses will be taxed to their utmost . accede to the machinists’ demands. capacities as to providing lodgings for . The committee desires that all . who have furnished rooms to rent} should send in their names to Herman . Henry 3 Resume of Current Gvents “Se The Grass Valley people turned out in large numbers to the Miners Union . Narrow Gauge company sold 824 tickets and many It is estimated that all of 1200 people John Martie of the Nevada County Traction Company arrived in Grass Valley today. He has been below on business ‘connected with the. electric A delegation of Grass Valley Elks will pay a visit to their Nevada City . An. his many ftiends here are glad to see Superintendent L M Hancock of the . Bay Counties Power Company is here . ,H-T Carrol is here from San Fran . Freezer (One Motion) Mrs R Jones is down from Relief . There is not anything that makes as . nice a sandwich as good bread and . Those ® who intend going out on picnics will . find it to their advantage to call around . to Charles E. Maulloy’s grocery and . These , hams are of the very finest and weigh . They are . Richard Bennetts, who resides on Lost Hill, is quite sick with pneu-. ~ home on Gold Flat with an attack of California Hospital ity. Los ANGELES, June 11—The sixty, a Railroad Commissioners, from twenty. . three States,-who arrived here last night and proceeded immediately to . , Santa Monica, are being entertained . ! today at Alpine Tavern, Mount Lowe. . ; They will return to the city at 6:30! p. m., and be tendered 4 reception to. “. night at the Chamber of Commerce. . Wednesday they will visit San Diego, : and Sunday they will leave for San High School girls in Nevada City . desiring work during vacation can ap. Si ply to Miss A. Coan’sBook Qtore. 2t . of the machinists’ strike. . Two thousand men are now out of employment and it It is generally believed that all the ship yards in the Grand Three-Day Celebration at Nevada City on July 3d, 4th and sth. It is going to be the grandest patriotic demonstration ever seen in Northern California. 3 . . \ Civeres wt; Raldwin, Formerly gaged in mining in this district and resided on Gold Flat in the early 70's, died at Hollister last Monday. highly of his excellent traits of char. ‘acter. Died at Hollister. . of Sold Hat, Is Yo More. Thomas L. Baldwin, who was enMany of our citizens were well acquainted with the deceased, and they all speak Mr. Baldwin was connected with one of the solid banking institutions of Hollister,and he leaves a large estate. His funeral took place at his late home yesterday and many turned out to pay their last sad respects to his memory. Ohe Cozzaglio Case. The case of the People vs. Peter Cozzaglio, chirged with selling whiskey to an Indian, was on trial in the Superior Court today. The prosecution rested after examining the following witnesses: H. J. Winters, Higgins Bodus. Thomas Oassidy, William Tuttle and Max Isoard. The Defense opened their case by attacking the character of Detective Winters, the Prosecation’s principal witness. J. G. Snook, Edward Hoppie and W. W. Whitney of Sacramento county testifled. Strike S till On. San FRANCISCO, Jane —11—The atrike situation in this city _is.unehanged. President William McOabe. of the Iron Trades Council, said today: There are fully 4350 men in this industry out on strike. Of iron moulders, who were the last to go out, there are some 350 in all. Weare waiting news from New York, where the National Metal Trades Associaton isin convention. If a disposition is shown there to settle the differences through conference, or if our contentions are fairly treated, it will go along way toward bringing the strike toa speedy end. . Returned Stolen Money Mania, June 11—In the trials today of officers of the Forty-third Regiment, on charges of bribery and permitting trade with the closed ports of the Island of Leyte, Surgeon Dudley Welch confessed, and made damaging -statements against Captain Michael Shelman and Lieutenant Delbert R. Jones. Welch refunded a thousand pesos, his share of the spoils. The President of Maasin has been arrested, charged with being implicated in the transactions. Agents of Manila firms also appear to have been connected with the act on which the charges against the prisonWants Gpi.So Home. New York, June 12 —It is hoped that Mrs. McKinley will be strong enough to be removed to her bome at Canton by July 1st, says the Waehington correspondent of the Tribune. The members of the Cabinet, who called to see the President, and learned from him that Mrs. McKinley was out, of all danger. Hundreds of People FESEAUSTED COFFEES —and— BLENDED Have you tried us yet ? 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. we SAMPLES FREE_&]] TAYLOR'S TEA IND COFFEE HOUSE, ers are based. Wholesale and Retail THE PRESERV ATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, Commercial Street, ee — a aa Toy Size........ $1 25 . D OMAEE oso aie ese 175 . Keep Cool 2 Quarts 0. 2 00 . % QUGCES 6 deca 225 foo det paver <. a0 ee A MUMEES: cee cores ces 2 50 -. or ices are —— — oe 6 Quarts.. 00. 3 50 : ae ‘sot Is takes only & min8 Quarts Wale dae van site Weteces 5 50 ute to sqaeeze a few lemons and j add some sugar and water. Three g . minutes after that you can have a . delicious lemon ice, if you use a eerless Iceland — LEGG & SHAW C0. Nevada City. a @ & ae . 88 . Patented dasher construction does away with all motions except . one—the can revolves around ihe stationary dasher. Motion is vecessary in the cream, not in the machine. The result is smooth, delicious ice cream in three minutes. . . . . } SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS For Ladies and Children, “FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on. W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street % RR Store. and stay two days. ful sights and have lots of fun. Martin Lindermeyer of Oolfax had one of his thumbs amputated at this city afew days ago. The member was d iseased and caused him much pain. Yotes of Interest. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Sigourney, the grocer, has received @ barrel of the finest sweet pickles that has ever been brought to this markat. "If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Anything you want in Farnitare at Brayton’s. jill 5t See the Camp Stools at Brayton’s, Bt New Goods at Brayton’s Furnitare jill Bt 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. Subscribe for the TRANSORIPT. Tne owners of the Popular Bakery have had their delivery wagon fixed up in good style for the summer trade. The celebration at Nevada Oity will

eclipse anything every known here before. ; The case of the Pennsylvania Oompany vs. Work Your Own Digginge Company is still on trial in the United States Circuit Court. It is thought the case will be concluded in about a month. One of the principal owners of the latter mine informed a TRANsORIPTreporter that this case will cost each side aboat $50,000. Come to Nevada City on the 8d of July See lots of beautiAble to Be Up. Frank Grissel, who met with an accident while driving the butcher team the other dey and narrowly escaped with his life, was able to be up fo Gjected the Wrong fan a aan ¥ the Grand Lodge, K. of P. in this an caused by the ejectment of g nan whom it was said wasan imposter, Ths ejected man is O. O. Taylor, and he igs member’ of Live Oak Lodge, K. of p. ot Oakland. Taylor now ‘threatens to make trouble in the order and submits statements which seem to make clear his right to full recognition a8 a mem. ber in good standing. ee Oe ' . Advertised Letters, The following is a list of the letters remaining inthe Postoffice at Nevada City, Jane 12,1901. . Anderson, Gust (2) Arch,T Cornell, Mrs RR Cruse, T (8) Holmes, W H Hunt, Art Keller, H 8 Nisbet, Wm Nolan, Tom Rogers, L H Silva, Mrs Rose Stolting, Henry Zipateh, R, If not called for in fifteen duys letters will be sent to the dead letter of. fice. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised, pay afee of one cent for each letter ' L. 8. Oarems, Postmaster, Wreck on the S. P. A wreck occurred on the Southern Pacific above Colfax this morning. A dispatch. was received at the Sheriffs . office thig morning which stated that an insane man from Truckee would ar. rive here gf the 1 o’clock train. The trains did not connect ao the man Nevada City awhile today. will Ot arrive till this evening. MAHER & CO. Goods. White Goods this season. Our Window Display to-day is a White Display— that means that our large window is full of Wh White Organdies , White Pekin Stripes White Grenadines . _ White Brocades White India Linons White Batiste White Parasols White Hose All this season’s productions and the third shipment of Ladies now is your time to select for the FOURTH and FIFTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. See Window! See Window! Respectfully, MAHER & Co. [See our Gift in Window, to be awarded to the Maid of “Honor receiving the Largest Vote. M. & CO. === Westphalia 1HAMS——— The very thing to boil. They fry good, tooIn quality they are between a fats and a shoulder—in taste they’re between bacon and ham—in price they’re cheap. .They’re only 14 cts. a pound. 4 ‘They’re here now. In size they go about from four to six pounds. . CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. Read his new advertisement for fur-. —o0000— is like Pa’s. on a real shirt. them now. Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Maia 793 = nema FOF the Little Fellow If you want to see the little fellow swell with pride, just put him into one of our boy’s shirts, made just All sizes for boys, from four years old up. The Spring Patterns are very pretty and cost only 50 cents and 75 cents. It will be a proud day for the little fellow when he puts + [ee All the boys. are wearing There’s only room at the top for one. WE’RE IT. Weare the leaders in baberdashery, and the best of everyth the “proper caper” in jewelry, the or faulty, for this is the one complete We sell cheaply. Superior quality your store, gentlemen, for late ideas. S your elbow with fall supplies for dressing in good f ers ; meet with my Piney ag New York Bc nig a ast thé correct ideas in COLLARS AND CUFFS. in neckwear, the right shedes in gloves, balfalte the newest goods in full dress shirts, the new style in Dress Shirt Protectors, hionable suspenders—not a detail lacking RE ITS ingis here. This. store mtleman’s store. « oes not mean an extra price. This is L. HYMAN 4 CO. Clothiers & Stands ready at eeps its custom: A ele, noe bose from France and Germany. Membership unlimited and free for all. Fees— none; Olub house—our store. Object—The careful procuring of good clothing, Benefits -" the saving of meney to all members. don’t worry club is gainin ground steadily an strongly. Its members are free from al] clothing cares—free from all. worry about unfair profits. ' Free from concern all mong attractions open from 6 a. m. to 9 p, Join Our Don’t Worry Club =— are our new. all\ spring suits at $6 50. %, me) $7 50 and $10. Every suit Se : cou: ® poem, with a certainty of proper fit and 00 mon saving in 12 50, $15, $17 ‘Oand $20, nage Berge suits are ready in large varivty at $10, $1.) single or double-breasted coats. Oar “Ulub House m, Won't you join. Red. ‘Front, ‘Main Street, GRASS VALLEY 3 Telephone, Grass Vajley Stores, Mall 751 ae — Personal . Happenu E. W. Doyle is here from Marys G. C. Ransibr is down from Gre ville. w. R. Campbell is City. : E, W. Skimer is here from Oam ville. ats ; PS Woolsey is here from San J cieco. a : Chas. Bryant went up to Granit this morning. ‘ W. Camper went up to the . mine this morning. W.P. Clyne of Downieville .¥ visitor here yesterday. ot J. 8. Phiney of Chicago. is spending a few days. iS “4 _ H. Fergusen of San Francisco is spending a few days. { bes 0. F. Painter came. over from 1 kee this morning. E. Hampton left this morning Jackson on mining business, > Hon. F. M. Batherford and wif this morning for San. Francisco; Jobn Goffette of Moore’s Flat ¢ yesterday at the county seat. J. F. Carruthers of Alleghany wu visitor to this city-last evening. J.S. Kieg of North Bloomfield among the visitors here yesterday. Richard Bennetts is quite ill at home on Lost Hill with pnemonia. Samuel Bivens of North Bloom spent yesterday at the county seat Chas. Halifax, one of San Franci popular traveling men is in town L. J. Rose of tha Home Mining ( pany returned to/Oxnard yesterda: S. O. Smith and W. J. Piatt of Francisco are here spending a few ¢ E. L. Giblen and E. P. Powell of Francisco are here spending a few < W. Foss returned this mornin North Bloomfield after spending « days here. E. H Hooper and W. W. Whitn Sacramento are spendimg a few here. F. W. Skinner of Oamptonville renewing acquaintances in this yesterday. : Superintendent L. L. Myers lef morning for a business trip to Francisco. ‘J. R. Jones, who has been here 8 ing a few days, returned this mo to Relief Hill. . Misses Kate and Sadie Wats« North Bloomfield visited friends i city yesterday. W. O'Connor of Swmartsville at here last evening and left this mo for Washington. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mails left morning for San Francisco, whert intend toreside. =§=—— 2 Mrs. J. F. Kidder and daughter Beatrice, have gone East on -a vi relatives and friends. EB. King and family came up from Grass Valley and left this down trom % ’ noon for the Mountain House. M. M. Barah, who has been v his folks in this city fora week took his departure yesterday fc Francisco. Miss Maud Hoyt,a former re of Grass Valley, but whose home in San Fraucisco, was the gu friends in this city yesterday. Dr. E. G. Riddle and J. O. who have been visiting at Forest few days past, came down from yesterday and . will return to home at Pasadena today. Miss Thomas of San Francie rived here last evening and le morning for Goodyear Bar t friends. Miss Kaiser of Goodyear Bi has been to San Francisco on . returned here last evening aud . morning for her home. Mrs. William Reese of San Fr was one of the passengers on coming train yesterday aft ‘This morning she went up to No Juan,’ H.E. Jacobs and H. Parks, ‘sentatives of the San Francisco cle, are in town. They are . way to Lake Tahoe,where they . Some views for the paper wh represent. Rev. John Ohisholm and w have been visiting the former’s at North San Juan, returned home at Auburn yesterday. RB holm wae formerly pastor of Methodist church, but at pres Treasurer of Placer county. Miss Ethel Penrose,.who fo months past has been a stude! San Francisco Polytechnic Sc rived in this city yesterday 4 Miss Penrose’s mother and fa down from North Bloomfield . to meet her, and last evening returned to their North B home.: When the fall term Migs Penrose will resume he —_—_—_S Ir will qunch your thirs Beer'at Turtie’s. 5 centsas a es Free Tonight And all of this week at Ne the performance of the Qu cert.Co. They play on st and wood instruments anc with merry song and dance the public. See the Quek now at the Union Hotel. 0 from 9 a. m, to 12m. Dickerman, the druggist, “Dermola,” an excellent app the face, in another. colu “just the thing to use aft