June 14, 1895 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS ’ pas suspended, 4 ee rena a BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Hours. A special dispatch received this afternoon from Newcastle, from Mrs,. N. P. Brown, says that the east-bound passenger train collided with a freight train near that place. Nobody was hurt, but in. consequence of the accident the paseenger train was delayed two hours. Mrs. Brown, accompanied by two of her nieces, are en rcute from San Francisco to SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Weekor 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Cc — ese DOOM A ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. BY TELEPHONE. —_— The Latest Events at Grass Yalley Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Dr. Willard performed a very delicate surgical operation this morning upon George Wishart of the Rose. Hill mine. The patient Had been suffering intense pain in one of his ears. An incision waa made and a large gathering in the head reduced, which had the effect to give the sufferer immediate relief and he is now resting comfortably. The basement cf Samuel Keast’s residence was entered by a thief last night or this morning and @ small quantity of canned goods and other articles of food stoten. : Great preparations are being made for the big ball to be given here tonight in honor of A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. Geo. King of Sierra City is in town. Geo. Hymes came up from Spenceville yesterday. L. E. Heintzen came City today. Miss E. Hart of Sacramento is here on @ down from Forest visit. — = KE. L. Montgomery of San Francisco is in town. Dr. A. J. Powell of Hayward is here spending a few days. H. R. Bailey of Palo Alto came in on last evening’s train. Mrs. S. Palson of San Juan came Ooxé! yesterday. : the Grand Parlor of Native Daughters. * Dr. Chapman went up to Washington ‘At the meeting of the Board of Fire yesterday. Delegates last night it was voted to accept W. Freeman of Sierra Valley came down the money appropriated by the Board of City Trusrees @ short time ago to pay the poll taxes of the members of the Fire Department, aud which the firemen had refused to receive for the reason that it wassaid at the time that the money was given as a compensation for their services,, ‘The Trustees having stated that they did not so intend it, but made the appropriation as & testimonial, the fire boys voncluded to accept it, with that understanding. __ ree Surgical Operation. yesterday. : : W. Pamball of San Francisco came in on the morning train. ee Geo. F. Terbush and W. P. Daley of San Francisco are here spending a few days. W. Walker, H. Lovelace, Ne Lovelace and C. Scribner of Spenveville, are in town F. Goding came down from you Bet today. Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas came over from Birchville to-day, Mrs. Thomas will remain here on a-visit to friends. Rev. J. Sims returned from San Franciseo Yesterday Drs. Muller and Hunt perlast evening where he has-been for the past oe ; formed a surgical operation upon Phil Byrne, the carpenter and. contractor, who some time ago injured the shin bone of his right leg. The injury caused the bone to become slightly diseased, necrosis having set in, and it was necessary to lay the bone bare and remove the diseased portion in order to stop further decay of the bone, The operation is a very simple one and was quickly and successfully performed. It is the opinion of the doctors that Byrne will improve right aloug now, although it will be some time before he will be able to use his leg. It might be well to state here that compara. tively few people realize. the seriousness 0! week. Sie = Dr. A. DuMilieu and Miss E. Du Milieu came down frum North Bloomfield yesterday. Jake A. Lipman returned last evening from San Francisco on bis way to Washington. E. G. McPherren of Graniteville arrived here from San Francisco on his way home. J. Roach of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to Washington. <C, Purdy, H. Purdy and, F. Yauey, 0! Downieville arrived Lee last eventing from Oakland on their way. home. Mrs. Durst and son, who bave been making a sbort visit to friends near i ortland, ods -rrtre sore dées not hea) readily and there is any inflammation 0: pain, a physician should be consulted without delay, and the leg should be given rest, Miss Carrie Bays snd Miss Emma Ahart drove up from Lincoln, Placer county, yesterday, and are visiting Mrs. W. G. Rich+7 rem of this city. ‘As the names indicates, Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the hair, including: its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty., . [t will please you, Commencement Day. — Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. The building and improvement boom is still raging in Nevada City. The official time Gauge is published in today’s TRANSCRIP The Record-Union has quit lying about Following is the program for the gr aduating exercises of the High School class ol '95, to take place at the Theater on Thursday evening, June 20th: Instrumental sextet. a Vocal quartet. table of the Narrow Eseay—Laura May Buffington. : Instrumental sextet; mandolins and guitars. Vocal solo—Karl Brand. Essay—Ida Hughes. hydraulic mining. A very large number of our people contemplate attending the Marysville on the 4th of July. The Reward Gold Mining Company has “Jevied an asseeement of three cents per share, delinquent July 1. John Dowling of Moore's F lat bas comcelebration at Addreas and presentation of diplomas— Leonard 8. ‘Calkins. Clase song. + 7eeo Died in San Francisco. Miss Mollie Dillon, daughter of Patrick Dillon, and who was bora at Allison Ranch, this county, menced work on bis drift mine up there. He is going to run @ tunnel on it, Francisco : this Avery large drove-ot horses passed through ancisco this died in ,San . morning at l o'clock. Deceased w sabout town this morning on their way to the ga : a8: abo twenty-six years of age and was a niece o! mountains. : ue A new building is to be avssted in the oustable Richard Dillon of this city. The center of the business part of this city that rorneoe will probably be brought here for : ; if . . burial, will eclipse any one here. Plans and specipace ee ee as fications are now being drawn up, and the Cornish: Wrestling Transcript will give full particulars about it in'a few days. It will be a surprise to} The regular aunual Cornish wrestling most of our people. E. W. Donnelly, the County Supervisor, has finished his duties at Truckee, and has e: tended his business trip to Virginia City, Nevada. day. Geo. B. Treadwell has bonded the Gold Flat mine for English We would like to see some of that kind of capital come to this section, for not a dollar of it has ever reached this district, although there has been talk of it for the" past quarter of acentury. — Quite a number of opr pecple contemplate going to San Francisco to spend the Ath-of July, as the fare on the Southern Pacific will be half-price, We have~ not learned what course the Narrow Gauge will pursue in the matter. : a Grass Valley can count on fifteen hundred people from this city to attend. the) celebration in that town on the 4th of July. (jus, Koppe, ‘the we)l-known stage man, has an ad. in another column of today’s paper calling the attention of the public to his line between here and Colifax. If the Texas mine was in operation it would-giva employment to one or two hundred men. It is a big property and people here would like to see it worked again. Some classes of business is ex traordinary good in this city. ‘One merchant informed matches will be held at Grass Valley this year, a3 usual, on July 4th and 5th. This year. the sport will be conducted under the management of John V. Bennetts, Libera] He will return Friday or Satur. prizes will be offered and some exciting contests are expected. ; eee Devays are dangerous, A dollar spent for Hood g Sarsaparilla now may prevent illngss which will be expensive and hard to bear, Now is the time to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, —_— capitalists. Hoop's Prius cure all liver ills, relieve constipation and assist digestion. 25c. & ~0@0-osf Married. Mias Kate A. O’Brien, daughter of James O’Brien of Smartaville and Dr, E, P. Holbrooke of the same place, were married in Sar Francisco Tuesday. Both parties are’ well known here. ieee + 2@e + Case Dismissed. The remittitur in the case of Williams vs. Willams et al bas been returned by the Supr: me Court and was received here this niorning. On motion the case’ was ordered dismissed by Judge Caldwell. Ir you want agreliable dye that-will’ eplor an even brown or black, and ‘will pléase and satisly you every time, use Buckingham's Dye lor the Whiskers, vegetables to this city from the vicinity of Marysville, had a runaway teday this side the grade and the whole well smashed up. . learn whether the not. sheepherder of stealing @ sheep from bim. an injury on the shin bone, and particularly . , { Craig, D. . Criser, Miss Maggie Gregovict, Martia Ringley, Wm. Walsh, Neta Vs Went Off the Grade, A Chinese peddler who brings fruit and L~) of Smartsville. The team and rig went off outfit was pretty Our did not Chinaman was hurt or informant — + 2@ere — Local items. Company C is expected home Sunday night. Sam Thomas and George Allen have leased the place now occupied by the White House dry goods store on Main street opposite the Union Hotel, and will arrauge to open a bowling alley and saloon there as soon. as the present occupants move out, Justice Mulloy refused to issue a warrant for the arrest of the two boys accused by a cease eas ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. Jobn Tood, San Francisco, Geo, F; Terbush, ~~ “ Wm. P. Daly, a J. Roach, +f Oscar Bryan, Sacramento, ©. E, Culver, a“ “e J. P. Morgan, H. German, San Juan, J, Salter, = RaF. Denickson, Freeman’s Crossing, T Wayman, Pike City, G. B. Blair, You Bet, Chas. Purdy; Oakland, F. Younsey, je M. Purdy,” a M. C. Dunkley, Grass Valley, E. G. McPhenen, Graniteville, EK. H. Green, San Jose, J. P. Davenport, Los Angeles, Jos, Duffy, Grass Valley. ee > = =) THE FASHION PLATE. Basket woven linen duck is much used for vests. Changeable mohairs will be much in use for traveling costumes next season. Among the newest materiqlsare embroidered crepons, with tiny dots in Dresden colorings. Lightweight black cheviots are very popular fabrics for stylish traveling: and shopping costumes. : There ate firms in the city that provide evening toilets or day costumes made entirely of acco! dion plaited material. 3 Replacing the light feather. boas of spring are very full neck ruches, of plaited lisse or silk muslin which has @ slight dressing. _ Pompadonur silks and those with chine cooaravior—fare wmuch used for rich, dressy blouse waists. Four and one-half and five yard skirts made up without any interlining are seen in serge, crepon, tweed and cheviot materials for outing wear. : Ladies’ wrappers, negligees, dressing sacks, underskirts and nightdresses are made of soft, light weight, fancy filannelette of either French or domestic manufacture. Straight bands of ribbon on each side of the dress skirt appear upon some of the pretty youthful gowns made of silk, sheer wool and many of the new charming lawns and linens. Pin dotted changeable silks in sof lovely summer tints, glinting, with o sheen of gold or silver, are made with @ belted waist with rich looking yoke of ecru guipure lace, with round shoulder bertha of the same.——-New York Post. STAGE GLINTS. It is said that Paul Potter and Bill Nye are to collaborate on an original comedy. Fanny Gfant has been engaged by Elita Proctor Otis for her ‘‘Oliver Twist’’ company. Sol Smith Russell will begin his tour next season on Sept. 2in Toronto, with a revival of ‘‘The Rivals. ’’ Charles Erin Verner, accordig to the Melbourne Argus, was well received in that city im ‘‘Shamus O’Brien. fu Augustus Thomas’ new play, ‘‘Don’t Tell Her Husband,’’ will be produced by Charles Frohman in September. Robert A. Barnet is completing his romantic opera, ‘‘The Lovers of Provana,’’ with music by George W. Chadwick. “The Runaway Girl,’’ by May M Ward, was “produced in Savannah by Mabel Paige and was said to be the best play in that actress’ repertory. Frank Finch Smiles, with Richard Mansfield during the past six years, has been engaged to play Captain Heartsease in ‘‘Shenandorh’’ next season. George D.: Boniface, .Jr., resigned from the ‘D'Arville Opera company because. he was dissatisfied with his part in ‘‘A Daughter of the Revolution. ’’ William Carter has written the libretto of a patriotic opera based on the Revyolutionary war, entitled ‘‘The Patriot. ™ The music is by Mr. Adler of Philadelphia. Joseph W. Shannon is about again, entirely recoyered from his painful accident. His broken leg his mended excellently, and Mr. Shannon is. ready te play act again. ODDS AND ENDS. The microscope, sows 4,000 muscles in a common caterpillar and 24,000 eyes in a dragon fly. A well cremated corpse of an average sized man of 154 pounds weight leaves a residue of but eight ounces. Veal of the fashionable white hne is made by fattering ‘calves in the dark. Tux, people of Enid, Olk., deny that there is any destitution in their section of the Territory. : the reporter today that his business was a hundred per cent over that of last year at his time. : ji —————_—_-08eo— cee . Sux Bank of Commerce of Indianapolis Sa Sa ee @hicago is to have another eky-ecrapper® soon, The building to have a Theatre to be . [known as the Great Northern, } Cows kept in the dark yield milk which makes white butter. A beggar who died a few weeks ago in Auxerre, France, was found to have 1,000,000 francs in bonds in a trunk and in his céllar 400 bottles of wine of the _. size jon Broad street. ists, whose representatives recently visited A Leaf Fluttered by the Wind Is not more tremulous than nerves debilitated or overstrained. Nights of unrest followed by days of discomfort are the common lot of the nervous, This class of invalids, too, is ugnally troubled with indigestion and for when the supply of fuel is cut off the fire barns low. Nevada City and Grass Valley. Nothi adthoatd y “a4 7 ‘i 2 a state, and is liable to «severe attacks of entic can be learned regarding the. qi,case, The universal testimony given by matter, : i i those who have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla, as plage aeeen tele to ita great merits in restoring and sharpening the appetite, in promoting healthy action of the digestive organs, and as a purifier of blood, constitutes the strongest recommen: dation that can be urged for any, medicine. Those who have never used Hood’s Sarsaparilla should surely do go this season. The system gets.into & low imperfect assimilation. Indeed, to the inability of the system to perform these twin functions-may be largely attributed all ner— vous symptoms, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy for nervousness Dyspepsia and non-assimilation of the food are remedied by it, as are also malarial and kidney complaints, biliousness, constipation and rheumatism. Confirmed nervousness cannot be permanently remedied by opiates or sedatives, whiclvare highly prejudicial to health, and soon fail of effect save in increasing doses, The Bitters first initiates, then confirms a vigorous discharge of the various functions, and removes obstacles to that end. Take it. persistently at regular intervals. ———_++@e+ SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in ‘great demand, Pocket contains twenty-five doses only 25¢. Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros, + 2@e Now Is the. Time — " To get a pair of nice Shoes. You can get just what you want at The Wonder Ladies’ Tan Oxford ‘Ties, hand turned, at $1.50 per-pair. Ladies’ French Kid Button Shves at $2.75. Oxford Ties, Tan or Black, from 50 cents up. Widths from CtoEE The same in Men’s Shices. Tue WonvER, Transcript Block. Store. 00 Mrs. T. 8S. HAWKINS, Cattanooga, Tenn., says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ 1 consider it tue best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 7 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. Ice Cream arfd Soda. A. Tam will serve delicious ice cream and ice cream eoda tomorrow -at his place Ds —_———__-160Pin Lost. An Odd Fellows’ three-link gold pin was lost in this city. Finder please return to this offi e. 38 ee A wonderful medical discovery prescribed by physicians with perfect success in cases of morbid appetite for stimulants, malaria, malarial fever and disordered stomach, kidneys and liver, Cures. when al) other remedies fail. The Perfect Tonic. MACK & CO., Sole Proprictors, San Francisco, Cal. Commissioner’s Sale. OTICE is hereby given, thatin pursuance of an order of the Super‘or Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the 5h day of February, 1895, the undersigned, a Com missioner of said Court, duly appointed therfor, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, gold coin of the United S.ates, on Monday, the 8th day of July, 1895, ‘at 11 o’clock A. M. in tront-of the Court House, in Nevada City, Califoruia, all the right, title and interest of Mra. M. Williams, John R. Jones,John O. Evans, Wm. P. Jones,’John P. Jones, Mrs. D. M. Jones, John M. Williams, D. M. Jones and Geo. T. Jones, in and to those certa‘n Placer Mining claims and appurtenances —being the whole of said claims and appurtenances—situate, lying and being at Relief Hill, said county and State, commonly known as the “*Waukesh:,’ bounded porth, south and west by the claims of the Eureka Like Company, and on the eat by Logan Canon. Yerms and conditions of sale: Cash, goll eoin of the United, States. Deed at the ex pense of purchaser, Dated Le 14th, 1894, } fiscal year 185-1806, upon each male inhabitI. J. ROLFE, Commissioner Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared by experienced p har§ macists from Sarsabefits ee parilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known vegetable remedies. The Combination, Proportion and Process are Peculiar to Hood's, giving it curative power Peculiar to Itself. _Hood’s arsaparilla Cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and all other affections caused by impure blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Debility, Catarrh,. Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Complaints. It is Not What We Say, but what Hood’sSarsaparilla Does, that Tells the Story— Hood’s Sarsaparilla URES Isa fault we plead guilty of. We want all the Millinery trade of this county. We make-every legitimate effort to get it too, The high quality of our,Goods and the. low prices show that. Call and be convinced. LEADER MILLINERY. BROAD STREEL, NEVADA CITY. Ordinance No. 120. An ordinance to provide Revenue—to levy 4 City Road end Street Poll ‘tax for the years 1805 end E8o6. fpee BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE C1TY of'Ne vada (fo ordain «8 follows: Sectioal. ThataCity Road and Street Poll Tax of Three Dollars is hereby levied, for the tut of the City of Nevada over the age of 21 and u r nO ycare, tor City Road and Street purpe which said Poll Tax shall become due sud become collect Rte th diier provided ay vor fhe collection of School Poll Taxes, iou 2, The City Marshal of said ‘City of évyata ‘s-hereby made ccoHector of said tax, ah! siallcollect the same inthe manner provided by law, and upon the neglect or refusal of any person jiab’e therefor to pay said tax after dema d, spid Marshal must collect the same by seizure and saie of any personal propertd owned by such person,. Said sale may be made afterthree hours verbal notice of time and piace and the provisions of Sections 3791. 4Tuu, 37u4, 8799 and $796 of the Political Code of California, shall apply to and govern such seizure a d sale, Se tion 8. The City Marshal must make a sworn report to the City Board of Tiustees of the tot lamount of ssid poll taxes collected by him during the pre eding month, and must pay the sume, les the amount of his pereeutave for collection, to the City freasurer at dec : Rhee oe ate . t as z ase mohiad i es St bi : & ; ; < : fa i # 4 ¢ LE —————— OC a eso —— y . Advertised Letters. Rumor of a Big: Mining Deal. A Good Appetite e. 9 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT RAN INTO A’ FREIGHT TRAIN.) ing in to : = eg oe is The following isa list of the letters: reA rumor is afloat that the Champion, Pride er hear ergs e indieation of some me e i : : ini i 4 fice at Nevada Ci i . i absence of appetite 1s an hes Published Every Evening, except Sunday. ~ es maining in the postotlice at — City, . Providence and Fortuna mines have been blag aan ‘The lose-of a rational desire ‘inde sy she stesitsie seestesle ws pe ee Th ¢ Li { ¢ d a Dolay of THO Nevada County, ‘ al., Juns ,13 1899: bonded to bed syndicate of French capita!-. for food is soon followed by lack of strength, SESE aes Aras ay ay 75 AS AS AS AN 7S yuNE 14, 1895. The Coulsion alse 3 ‘ AND THINK FOR A MOMENT, IF YOU HAVE NOT THOUGHT BEFORE’ That a , : ' Ave in the Swim for Trade this Spring and SummerWith one of the Handsomest Lines of Spring Clothing, — Furnishing Goods, —— We are not the only Clothiers in this city, There are others.-Consult them first and then come to us and compare our Goods and Prices with theirs, and see if ours are not all we claim them to be. : \ ~ the Correct Style from $5 to $80. Our Furnishing Goods can’t be beat. ‘OUR SHIRTS ARE PERFECT FITTING. You know as well as we can tell you that some shirts choke one, arms are too short, tail always creeping up around your collar, etc. NOT SO WITH OURS. Ours are cut by men who know that the Shirt is to fit a man——not a hitching post. All 36 inches long, felled seams. Buttons put on to stay, and and our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Fant; made. Can not be ripped. Also; Sampson's Overalls, 60 cents per pair. Also, a Beautiful line of Straw Hats. Garter & Johnston, THE ONE PRICE HOUSE. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. — 2 ee ee a»-e NHN MSH HM HM ; Beautiful Suitings and Overcoats, — . . FOR MEN’S WEAR.~<@— . I have an extensive line of imported and domestic . CARTERS JOHNSTON We have Men’s Suits, good fitting Goods, and cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your ‘‘Sunday Best’ Suit. I am making OVERCOALS of the Lates: Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at price, A PERFECT: . . : FIT . the s me time that other reyenues are made pay~ bie : Section 4. The City Marshal shall be allowed fliteen per cent of all such poll taxes. coilected by hin fur suid fiscal year, for making such vollestions. » : Pus ed June 6, 1895, : 3 Sy the following vote: Yea—Cuarr, Gault, Rich, No—none. 3. GC: Rich; President pro tem. The: -Avdertising Medium IT 1S THE 3B: E:8:75 EZXDING J BROAD’ STREET, above Watches, . Clocks, {\ QuEBER Spectacles, Opera Glasses Leather Goods, Silk Guards. A ‘ First-Class Work and Lowest vintage of 1790. LUETJE & BRAND, ‘ —LATEST 8T . HAM ‘SEVENTEEN: Jeweled WATCHES The Bes TIME KEEPERS Jewel ry maceto order and repaired. Watches, Clocks and Spectacles repaired and warranted. . ge Ccuntry orders promptly atiended to, : : EWELERS. Pine, NEVADA CITY. YLES IN— Diamonds _and Other NN 2 Precious Stones, Jewelry, . Sterling ~ . Silver end Plated Ware @ Prices. . Transcript). ; GUARANTEED. that compare favorably with ‘‘store”. overcoats. Come j and see them. ; \E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. } . is 5; Commercial Street, in Transcript Block. . ue es © eee eS te ee relit For Common Sense IF YOU HAVE’A SUIT MADE WITH US. SUITS $45 UP. —_— oo Ve Give lou Perfect Fit Guaranteed. a an Be A laminar? —— . CALL AND EXAMINE anh Ssrmith Fsros. Merchant Tailors, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. l . “THIS LABEL ON A CHILDS SUIT J GUARANTEES, PERFECTION. 8 FIVE : POINTS : OF : PERFECTION Sanvynonnnenynnennnnnnnennyz PERFECTING FITTING, HOLDFAST BUTTONS, ELASTIC WAIST BANDS, WARRANTED NOT TO RIP. : * DOUBLE ‘KNEES, . PZ \AAAAAAAAAAAAAAARAAARAAL S The Old Reliable, neyyyyyy WLdddd ’ Marcus M. B aruh, Manager. v en en arse eo ee ~

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS ’ pas suspended, 4 ee rena a BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Hours. A special dispatch received this afternoon from Newcastle, from Mrs,. N. P. Brown, says that the east-bound passenger train collided with a freight train near that place. Nobody was hurt, but in. consequence of the accident the paseenger train was delayed two hours. Mrs. Brown, accompanied by two of her nieces, are en rcute from San Francisco to SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Weekor 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Cc — ese DOOM A ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. BY TELEPHONE. —_— The Latest Events at Grass Yalley Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Dr. Willard performed a very delicate surgical operation this morning upon George Wishart of the Rose. Hill mine. The patient Had been suffering intense pain in one of his ears. An incision waa made and a large gathering in the head reduced, which had the effect to give the sufferer immediate relief and he is now resting comfortably. The basement cf Samuel Keast’s residence was entered by a thief last night or this morning and @ small quantity of canned goods and other articles of food stoten. : Great preparations are being made for the big ball to be given here tonight in honor of A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. Geo. King of Sierra City is in town. Geo. Hymes came up from Spenceville yesterday. L. E. Heintzen came City today. Miss E. Hart of Sacramento is here on @ down from Forest visit. — = KE. L. Montgomery of San Francisco is in town. Dr. A. J. Powell of Hayward is here spending a few days. H. R. Bailey of Palo Alto came in on last evening’s train. Mrs. S. Palson of San Juan came Ooxé! yesterday. : the Grand Parlor of Native Daughters. * Dr. Chapman went up to Washington ‘At the meeting of the Board of Fire yesterday. Delegates last night it was voted to accept W. Freeman of Sierra Valley came down the money appropriated by the Board of City Trusrees @ short time ago to pay the poll taxes of the members of the Fire Department, aud which the firemen had refused to receive for the reason that it wassaid at the time that the money was given as a compensation for their services,, ‘The Trustees having stated that they did not so intend it, but made the appropriation as & testimonial, the fire boys voncluded to accept it, with that understanding. __ ree Surgical Operation. yesterday. : : W. Pamball of San Francisco came in on the morning train. ee Geo. F. Terbush and W. P. Daley of San Francisco are here spending a few days. W. Walker, H. Lovelace, Ne Lovelace and C. Scribner of Spenveville, are in town F. Goding came down from you Bet today. Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas came over from Birchville to-day, Mrs. Thomas will remain here on a-visit to friends. Rev. J. Sims returned from San Franciseo Yesterday Drs. Muller and Hunt perlast evening where he has-been for the past oe ; formed a surgical operation upon Phil Byrne, the carpenter and. contractor, who some time ago injured the shin bone of his right leg. The injury caused the bone to become slightly diseased, necrosis having set in, and it was necessary to lay the bone bare and remove the diseased portion in order to stop further decay of the bone, The operation is a very simple one and was quickly and successfully performed. It is the opinion of the doctors that Byrne will improve right aloug now, although it will be some time before he will be able to use his leg. It might be well to state here that compara. tively few people realize. the seriousness 0! week. Sie = Dr. A. DuMilieu and Miss E. Du Milieu came down frum North Bloomfield yesterday. Jake A. Lipman returned last evening from San Francisco on bis way to Washington. E. G. McPherren of Graniteville arrived here from San Francisco on his way home. J. Roach of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to Washington. <C, Purdy, H. Purdy and, F. Yauey, 0! Downieville arrived Lee last eventing from Oakland on their way. home. Mrs. Durst and son, who bave been making a sbort visit to friends near i ortland, ods -rrtre sore dées not hea) readily and there is any inflammation 0: pain, a physician should be consulted without delay, and the leg should be given rest, Miss Carrie Bays snd Miss Emma Ahart drove up from Lincoln, Placer county, yesterday, and are visiting Mrs. W. G. Rich+7 rem of this city. ‘As the names indicates, Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the hair, including: its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty., . [t will please you, Commencement Day. — Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. The building and improvement boom is still raging in Nevada City. The official time Gauge is published in today’s TRANSCRIP The Record-Union has quit lying about Following is the program for the gr aduating exercises of the High School class ol '95, to take place at the Theater on Thursday evening, June 20th: Instrumental sextet. a Vocal quartet. table of the Narrow Eseay—Laura May Buffington. : Instrumental sextet; mandolins and guitars. Vocal solo—Karl Brand. Essay—Ida Hughes. hydraulic mining. A very large number of our people contemplate attending the Marysville on the 4th of July. The Reward Gold Mining Company has “Jevied an asseeement of three cents per share, delinquent July 1. John Dowling of Moore's F lat bas comcelebration at Addreas and presentation of diplomas— Leonard 8. ‘Calkins. Clase song. + 7eeo Died in San Francisco. Miss Mollie Dillon, daughter of Patrick Dillon, and who was bora at Allison Ranch, this county, menced work on bis drift mine up there. He is going to run @ tunnel on it, Francisco : this Avery large drove-ot horses passed through ancisco this died in ,San . morning at l o'clock. Deceased w sabout town this morning on their way to the ga : a8: abo twenty-six years of age and was a niece o! mountains. : ue A new building is to be avssted in the oustable Richard Dillon of this city. The center of the business part of this city that rorneoe will probably be brought here for : ; if . . burial, will eclipse any one here. Plans and specipace ee ee as fications are now being drawn up, and the Cornish: Wrestling Transcript will give full particulars about it in'a few days. It will be a surprise to} The regular aunual Cornish wrestling most of our people. E. W. Donnelly, the County Supervisor, has finished his duties at Truckee, and has e: tended his business trip to Virginia City, Nevada. day. Geo. B. Treadwell has bonded the Gold Flat mine for English We would like to see some of that kind of capital come to this section, for not a dollar of it has ever reached this district, although there has been talk of it for the" past quarter of acentury. — Quite a number of opr pecple contemplate going to San Francisco to spend the Ath-of July, as the fare on the Southern Pacific will be half-price, We have~ not learned what course the Narrow Gauge will pursue in the matter. : a Grass Valley can count on fifteen hundred people from this city to attend. the) celebration in that town on the 4th of July. (jus, Koppe, ‘the we)l-known stage man, has an ad. in another column of today’s paper calling the attention of the public to his line between here and Colifax. If the Texas mine was in operation it would-giva employment to one or two hundred men. It is a big property and people here would like to see it worked again. Some classes of business is ex traordinary good in this city. ‘One merchant informed matches will be held at Grass Valley this year, a3 usual, on July 4th and 5th. This year. the sport will be conducted under the management of John V. Bennetts, Libera] He will return Friday or Satur. prizes will be offered and some exciting contests are expected. ; eee Devays are dangerous, A dollar spent for Hood g Sarsaparilla now may prevent illngss which will be expensive and hard to bear, Now is the time to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, —_— capitalists. Hoop's Prius cure all liver ills, relieve constipation and assist digestion. 25c. & ~0@0-osf Married. Mias Kate A. O’Brien, daughter of James O’Brien of Smartaville and Dr, E, P. Holbrooke of the same place, were married in Sar Francisco Tuesday. Both parties are’ well known here. ieee + 2@e + Case Dismissed. The remittitur in the case of Williams vs. Willams et al bas been returned by the Supr: me Court and was received here this niorning. On motion the case’ was ordered dismissed by Judge Caldwell.. Ir you want agreliable dye that-will’ eplor an even brown or black, and ‘will pléase and satisly you every time, use Buckingham's Dye lor the Whiskers, vegetables to this city from the vicinity of Marysville, had a runaway teday this side the grade and the whole well smashed up. . learn whether the not. sheepherder of stealing @ sheep from bim. an injury on the shin bone, and particularly . , { Craig, D. . Criser, Miss Maggie Gregovict, Martia Ringley, Wm. Walsh, Neta Vs Went Off the Grade, A Chinese peddler who brings fruit and L~) of Smartsville. The team and rig went off outfit was pretty Our did not Chinaman was hurt or informant — + 2@ere — Local items. Company C is expected home Sunday night. Sam Thomas and George Allen have leased the place now occupied by the White House dry goods store on Main street opposite the Union Hotel, and will arrauge to open a bowling alley and saloon there as soon. as the present occupants move out, Justice Mulloy refused to issue a warrant for the arrest of the two boys accused by a cease eas ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. Jobn Tood, San Francisco, Geo, F; Terbush, ~~ “ Wm. P. Daly, a J. Roach, +f Oscar Bryan, Sacramento, ©. E, Culver, a“ “e J. P. Morgan, H. German, San Juan, J, Salter, = RaF. Denickson, Freeman’s Crossing, T Wayman, Pike City, G. B. Blair, You Bet, Chas. Purdy; Oakland, F. Younsey, je M. Purdy,” a M. C. Dunkley, Grass Valley, E. G. McPhenen, Graniteville, EK. H. Green, San Jose, J. P. Davenport, Los Angeles, Jos, Duffy, Grass Valley. ee > = =) THE FASHION PLATE. Basket woven linen duck is much used for vests. Changeable mohairs will be much in use for traveling costumes next season. Among the newest materiqlsare embroidered crepons, with tiny dots in Dresden colorings. Lightweight black cheviots are very popular fabrics for stylish traveling: and shopping costumes. : There ate firms in the city that provide evening toilets or day costumes made entirely of acco! dion plaited material. 3 Replacing the light feather. boas of spring are very full neck ruches, of plaited lisse or silk muslin which has @ slight dressing. _ Pompadonur silks and those with chine cooaravior—fare wmuch used for rich, dressy blouse waists. Four and one-half and five yard skirts made up without any interlining are seen in serge, crepon, tweed and cheviot materials for outing wear. : Ladies’ wrappers, negligees, dressing sacks, underskirts and nightdresses are made of soft, light weight, fancy filannelette of either French or domestic manufacture. Straight bands of ribbon on each side of the dress skirt appear upon some of the pretty youthful gowns made of silk, sheer wool and many of the new charming lawns and linens. Pin dotted changeable silks in sof lovely summer tints, glinting, with o sheen of gold or silver, are made with @ belted waist with rich looking yoke of ecru guipure lace, with round shoulder bertha of the same.——-New York Post. STAGE GLINTS. It is said that Paul Potter and Bill Nye are to collaborate on an original comedy. Fanny Gfant has been engaged by Elita Proctor Otis for her ‘‘Oliver Twist’’ company. Sol Smith Russell will begin his tour next season on Sept. 2in Toronto, with a revival of ‘‘The Rivals. ’’ Charles Erin Verner, accordig to the Melbourne Argus, was well received in that city im ‘‘Shamus O’Brien. fu Augustus Thomas’ new play, ‘‘Don’t Tell Her Husband,’’ will be produced by Charles Frohman in September. Robert A. Barnet is completing his romantic opera, ‘‘The Lovers of Provana,’’ with music by George W. Chadwick. “The Runaway Girl,’’ by May M Ward, was “produced in Savannah by Mabel Paige and was said to be the best play in that actress’ repertory. Frank Finch Smiles, with Richard Mansfield during the past six years, has been engaged to play Captain Heartsease in ‘‘Shenandorh’’ next season. George D.: Boniface, .Jr., resigned from the ‘D'Arville Opera company because. he was dissatisfied with his part in ‘‘A Daughter of the Revolution. ’’ William Carter has written the libretto of a patriotic opera based on the Revyolutionary war, entitled ‘‘The Patriot. ™ The music is by Mr. Adler of Philadelphia. Joseph W. Shannon is about again, entirely recoyered from his painful accident. His broken leg his mended excellently, and Mr. Shannon is. ready te play act again. ODDS AND ENDS. The microscope, sows 4,000 muscles

in a common caterpillar and 24,000 eyes in a dragon fly. A well cremated corpse of an average sized man of 154 pounds weight leaves a residue of but eight ounces. Veal of the fashionable white hne is made by fattering ‘calves in the dark. Tux, people of Enid, Olk., deny that there is any destitution in their section of the Territory. : the reporter today that his business was a hundred per cent over that of last year at his time. : ji —————_—_-08eo— cee . Sux Bank of Commerce of Indianapolis Sa Sa ee @hicago is to have another eky-ecrapper® soon, The building to have a Theatre to be . [known as the Great Northern, } Cows kept in the dark yield milk which makes white butter. A beggar who died a few weeks ago in Auxerre, France, was found to have 1,000,000 francs in bonds in a trunk and in his céllar 400 bottles of wine of the _. size jon Broad street. ists, whose representatives recently visited A Leaf Fluttered by the Wind Is not more tremulous than nerves debilitated or overstrained. Nights of unrest followed by days of discomfort are the common lot of the nervous, This class of invalids, too, is ugnally troubled with indigestion and for when the supply of fuel is cut off the fire barns low. Nevada City and Grass Valley. Nothi adthoatd y “a4 7 ‘i 2 a state, and is liable to «severe attacks of entic can be learned regarding the. qi,case, The universal testimony given by matter, : i i those who have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla, as plage aeeen tele to ita great merits in restoring and sharpening the appetite, in promoting healthy action of the digestive organs, and as a purifier of blood, constitutes the strongest recommen: dation that can be urged for any, medicine. Those who have never used Hood’s Sarsaparilla should surely do go this season. The system gets.into & low imperfect assimilation. Indeed, to the inability of the system to perform these twin functions-may be largely attributed all ner— vous symptoms, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy for nervousness Dyspepsia and non-assimilation of the food are remedied by it, as are also malarial and kidney complaints, biliousness, constipation and rheumatism. Confirmed nervousness cannot be permanently remedied by opiates or sedatives, whiclvare highly prejudicial to health, and soon fail of effect save in increasing doses, The Bitters first initiates, then confirms a vigorous discharge of the various functions, and removes obstacles to that end. Take it. persistently at regular intervals. ———_++@e+ SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in ‘great demand, Pocket contains twenty-five doses only 25¢. Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros, + 2@e Now Is the. Time — " To get a pair of nice Shoes. You can get just what you want at The Wonder Ladies’ Tan Oxford ‘Ties, hand turned, at $1.50 per-pair. Ladies’ French Kid Button Shves at $2.75. Oxford Ties, Tan or Black, from 50 cents up. Widths from CtoEE The same in Men’s Shices. Tue WonvER, Transcript Block. Store. 00 Mrs. T. 8S. HAWKINS, Cattanooga, Tenn., says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ 1 consider it tue best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 7 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. Ice Cream arfd Soda. A. Tam will serve delicious ice cream and ice cream eoda tomorrow -at his place Ds —_———__-160Pin Lost. An Odd Fellows’ three-link gold pin was lost in this city. Finder please return to this offi e. 38 ee A wonderful medical discovery prescribed by physicians with perfect success in cases of morbid appetite for stimulants, malaria, malarial fever and disordered stomach, kidneys and liver, Cures. when al) other remedies fail. The Perfect Tonic. MACK & CO., Sole Proprictors, San Francisco, Cal. Commissioner’s Sale. OTICE is hereby given, thatin pursuance of an order of the Super‘or Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the 5h day of February, 1895, the undersigned, a Com missioner of said Court, duly appointed therfor, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, gold coin of the United S.ates, on Monday, the 8th day of July, 1895, ‘at 11 o’clock A. M. in tront-of the Court House, in Nevada City, Califoruia, all the right, title and interest of Mra. M. Williams, John R. Jones,John O. Evans, Wm. P. Jones,’John P. Jones, Mrs. D. M. Jones, John M. Williams, D. M. Jones and Geo. T. Jones, in and to those certa‘n Placer Mining claims and appurtenances —being the whole of said claims and appurtenances—situate, lying and being at Relief Hill, said county and State, commonly known as the “*Waukesh:,’ bounded porth, south and west by the claims of the Eureka Like Company, and on the eat by Logan Canon. Yerms and conditions of sale: Cash, goll eoin of the United, States. Deed at the ex pense of purchaser, Dated Le 14th, 1894, } fiscal year 185-1806, upon each male inhabitI. J. ROLFE, Commissioner Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared by experienced p har§ macists from Sarsabefits ee parilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known vegetable remedies. The Combination, Proportion and Process are Peculiar to Hood's, giving it curative power Peculiar to Itself. _Hood’s arsaparilla Cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and all other affections caused by impure blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Debility, Catarrh,. Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Complaints. It is Not What We Say, but what Hood’sSarsaparilla Does, that Tells the Story— Hood’s Sarsaparilla URES Isa fault we plead guilty of. We want all the Millinery trade of this county. We make-every legitimate effort to get it too, The high quality of our,Goods and the. low prices show that. Call and be convinced. LEADER MILLINERY. BROAD STREEL, NEVADA CITY. Ordinance No. 120. An ordinance to provide Revenue—to levy 4 City Road end Street Poll ‘tax for the years 1805 end E8o6. fpee BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE C1TY of'Ne vada (fo ordain «8 follows: Sectioal. ThataCity Road and Street Poll Tax of Three Dollars is hereby levied, for the tut of the City of Nevada over the age of 21 and u r nO ycare, tor City Road and Street purpe which said Poll Tax shall become due sud become collect Rte th diier provided ay vor fhe collection of School Poll Taxes, iou 2, The City Marshal of said ‘City of évyata ‘s-hereby made ccoHector of said tax, ah! siallcollect the same inthe manner provided by law, and upon the neglect or refusal of any person jiab’e therefor to pay said tax after dema d, spid Marshal must collect the same by seizure and saie of any personal propertd owned by such person,. Said sale may be made afterthree hours verbal notice of time and piace and the provisions of Sections 3791. 4Tuu, 37u4, 8799 and $796 of the Political Code of California, shall apply to and govern such seizure a d sale, Se tion 8. The City Marshal must make a sworn report to the City Board of Tiustees of the tot lamount of ssid poll taxes collected by him during the pre eding month, and must pay the sume, les the amount of his pereeutave for collection, to the City freasurer at dec : Rhee oe ate . t as z ase mohiad i es St bi : & ; ; < : fa i # 4 ¢ LE —————— OC a eso —— y . Advertised Letters. Rumor of a Big: Mining Deal. A Good Appetite e. 9 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT RAN INTO A’ FREIGHT TRAIN.) ing in to : = eg oe is The following isa list of the letters: reA rumor is afloat that the Champion, Pride er hear ergs e indieation of some me e i : : ini i 4 fice at Nevada Ci i . i absence of appetite 1s an hes Published Every Evening, except Sunday. ~ es maining in the postotlice at — City, . Providence and Fortuna mines have been blag aan ‘The lose-of a rational desire ‘inde sy she stesitsie seestesle ws pe ee Th ¢ Li { ¢ d a Dolay of THO Nevada County, ‘ al., Juns ,13 1899: bonded to bed syndicate of French capita!-. for food is soon followed by lack of strength, SESE aes Aras ay ay 75 AS AS AS AN 7S yuNE 14, 1895. The Coulsion alse 3 ‘ AND THINK FOR A MOMENT, IF YOU HAVE NOT THOUGHT BEFORE’ That a , : ' Ave in the Swim for Trade this Spring and SummerWith one of the Handsomest Lines of Spring Clothing, — Furnishing Goods, —— We are not the only Clothiers in this city, There are others.-Consult them first and then come to us and compare our Goods and Prices with theirs, and see if ours are not all we claim them to be. : \ ~ the Correct Style from $5 to $80. Our Furnishing Goods can’t be beat. ‘OUR SHIRTS ARE PERFECT FITTING. You know as well as we can tell you that some shirts choke one, arms are too short, tail always creeping up around your collar, etc. NOT SO WITH OURS. Ours are cut by men who know that the Shirt is to fit a man——not a hitching post. All 36 inches long, felled seams. Buttons put on to stay, and and our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Fant; made. Can not be ripped. Also; Sampson's Overalls, 60 cents per pair. Also, a Beautiful line of Straw Hats. Garter & Johnston, THE ONE PRICE HOUSE. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. — 2 ee ee a»-e NHN MSH HM HM ; Beautiful Suitings and Overcoats, — . . FOR MEN’S WEAR.~<@— . I have an extensive line of imported and domestic . CARTERS JOHNSTON We have Men’s Suits, good fitting Goods, and cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your ‘‘Sunday Best’ Suit. I am making OVERCOALS of the Lates: Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at price, A PERFECT: . . : FIT . the s me time that other reyenues are made pay~ bie : Section 4. The City Marshal shall be allowed fliteen per cent of all such poll taxes. coilected by hin fur suid fiscal year, for making such vollestions. » : Pus ed June 6, 1895, : 3 Sy the following vote: Yea—Cuarr, Gault, Rich, No—none. 3. GC: Rich; President pro tem. The: -Avdertising Medium IT 1S THE 3B: E:8:75 EZXDING J BROAD’ STREET, above Watches, . Clocks, {\ QuEBER Spectacles, Opera Glasses Leather Goods, Silk Guards. A ‘ First-Class Work and Lowest vintage of 1790. LUETJE & BRAND, ‘ —LATEST 8T . HAM ‘SEVENTEEN: Jeweled WATCHES The Bes TIME KEEPERS Jewel ry maceto order and repaired. Watches, Clocks and Spectacles repaired and warranted. . ge Ccuntry orders promptly atiended to, : : EWELERS. Pine, NEVADA CITY. YLES IN— Diamonds _and Other NN 2 Precious Stones, Jewelry, . Sterling ~ . Silver end Plated Ware @ Prices. . Transcript). ; GUARANTEED. that compare favorably with ‘‘store”. overcoats. Come j and see them. ; \E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. } . is 5; Commercial Street, in Transcript Block. . ue es © eee eS te ee relit For Common Sense IF YOU HAVE’A SUIT MADE WITH US. SUITS $45 UP. —_— oo Ve Give lou Perfect Fit Guaranteed. a an Be A laminar? —— . CALL AND EXAMINE anh Ssrmith Fsros. Merchant Tailors, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. l . “THIS LABEL ON A CHILDS SUIT J GUARANTEES, PERFECTION. 8 FIVE : POINTS : OF : PERFECTION Sanvynonnnenynnennnnnnnennyz PERFECTING FITTING, HOLDFAST BUTTONS, ELASTIC WAIST BANDS, WARRANTED NOT TO RIP. : * DOUBLE ‘KNEES, . PZ \AAAAAAAAAAAAAAARAAARAAL S The Old Reliable, neyyyyyy WLdddd ’ Marcus M. B aruh, Manager. v en en arse eo ee ~