June 14, 1901 (4 pages)

TEE TRANSCRIPT. P. 0, BOX B “ S8LEPHONE NO. 41. issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, AN INDIANA RESORT DESTROYED BY FIRE. —BY— BROWN & CALKINS.’ : West BAbDEN, Indiana, »TERMS OF SUBSORITTION: . By Mail, $6 Per Year Sy Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. early hour this morning. FRIDAY June 14, 1901 JULY 3,4,5, At Nevada City. ing the baggage and personal total loss. Springs Hotel near this place burned to the ground at an The loss amounts to over half a million dollars. was an insurance of $100,000 on the property. There were two hundred and twenty-five guests in the building when the fire broke out, but all escaped uninjured and no loss of life resulted. Everything in the hotel, includJune 14th—The Mineral There property of. the guests, was a Ree Ghe Committees Are Doing Good Work. Machinery Arrives. It Is Go * Plumbago Wining Co, A large lot of machinery arrived at ithe Narrow Gauge depot last night . eonsigned to the Plambago Mining . Company at Moore’s Flat. It. is prin\ciply electrial machinery and some pieces of it are very heavy. It is proCurly Bears Active—Ghe Yative Daughters Are Also Very Busy. /farnish power to run the machinery at the Oriental and Oceola mines at Alleghany. Teams will start work to_. morrow to haul the machinery to the company’s power house, which is located on the Middle Yuba river. Attacked With Rheumatism. ee a ERS I TE i Hy Last night George W. Duneter, while acting upon the Cogzallio jury, was attacked with a severe case of rheuma‘tism. With his usual spunk he continued to act with the jury up to this afternoon. The jury has been out since 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon, being unable to agree upon a verdict. They were discharged at 3:35 o’clock. e@e oOo Hyman Got the Sock. As each day passes by it becomes more and more evident that the. big . celebration, which starts on the evening of July 3d, will eclipse anything of the kind ever given in Nevada, The stock of goodsin the store on county. The several committees are . the corner of Pine and Commercial hard at work and every conceivable . streete, formerly owned by Jeff Carfeature tending to insure the success ter, was sold today by the Beard of of the big time is being systematically . Trade of San_Francisco to L. Hymaa Be Used Ry the. posed to add to the present plant and press: Ben Hall, Chas. Selling Liquor to Indians. The case of the People vs. Nichols, a Truckee saloon keeper, charged with selling liquor in milk punches to Indians, was commenced in the Superior Court this morning. District Attorney E. B. Power appeared for the prosecution and Thos. 8. Ford and H. L. Moody for the defendant. The following had been selected’ to act as jurymen up tothe hour of_our going. to “Stocks, Edwin Tilley; Wm. ‘HB. Bray, Geo. Perkins, Jos. Snyder, Wm. B. Huling. John Payne, J. Eustie, A. Baruh, J. Bovey, George O. Gaylord. The Soprano’s Matu—a.5 =-.--. had five bouquets thrown at her Gur ing the first act. The Contralto’s Maid (disdainfully)— Indeed! How nice! _I’ll bet she paid for them herself.”’ ( : The Soprano’s Maid—Of course she did. She doesn’t have to have things charged like some people I know do.— Brooklyn Life. question and Answer. A woman carrying a suit case and several umbrellas bustled up to a weary looking servant of the company in the Pennsylvauia railroad fertyhouse at Jersey City the other day. “Does it make any difference which ferry I take for New York?’ she asked. “Tt don’t make any difference to me, ma’am,” he replied.—New York Sun. Lj Macaroni is taken from a Greek derivation which means “the blessed dead,” in allusion to the ancient custom of eating it at feasts for the dead. Never begin a good natured talk with @ man who has just starteda fire that arranged ‘The many attractions map& Co. of this city. ped out for each day’s sport will folthreatens to go out.—Atchison Globe. low in clock-like precision and there . will be abundant entertainment for . the ‘young, the middle-aged and the old. The Curly Bears are very enthusiastic over the important part they will . take in the coming celebration. They have ordered over fifty masks from an Eastern firm and are having some costumes niade that will astonish the multitude when the great Bear procession passes by. The members of Cave No. 1 request every man and boy, with a disposition so inclined, to turn out on: horseback with them on} the evening of the 3d. . The Maid of Honor contests in the . several towns are becoming quite ex-. citing, as a pleasant spirit of rivalry . has cropped out, and each day adds to, the keen interest being manifested . The general-committee has received . a communication from Truckee to the. effect that the people there desire to} be represented in our big parade by . a Maid of Honor: The committee has , arranged the matter and one of the, delicious lemon ice, if you use a many handsome young ladies of Trac— Peerless Iceland kee will ride in state in the gorgeous . parade on the Fourth. i ‘ . Freezer (One Motion) Keep Cool you are hot. add some sugar and water. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters of this city, at their meeting last night, . discussed’ various matters concerning . the celebration, and are determined to . have their float ‘in the parade among) the best in line. It was decided that . the officers of the Parlor ride in dec-. orated carriages and that a reception . be given to the’Maids of Honer on the; afternoon of the Fourth. stationary dasher. Motion is Decessary cream, not in the machine. ice cream in three minutes. . You don’t have o go to the Arctic or ices are much more delicious 6 Quarts.. Satan eee when the appetite is sharp—when It takes only a minute to sqaeeze a few. lemons and Three minutes after that you can have a Patented dasher construction ’ does away with all motions except one—the can revolves around ihe in the The result is smooth, delicious 2 2B @ 8 & . PRICES: Toy Size...... $1 25 POQUGIE 6.5 case 175 2 Quarts 2.0. 2.00 ity and cleanliness. 3 Quarts 0. oo. 225 4 Quarts 2000000. 2 50 3 50 8 Quarts oo 5 50 TORU ASEN “raat, LEGG & SHAW C0 @ @ 8 a . oP Péwo'of the crew atrived at Sheet HarKerote Act. Haurrax, N. 8., June 18—After sailing nearly 700 miles in an open boat to take relief to their ship, the Border Knight, Mr. Mathie, chief officer, and bor, the end of their-fifteen days’ journey, to find that their steamer had just been towed in, a distance of 450 miles, by the Spanish steamship Duranco, from Philadelphia for Bilbao. Oaptain W. F. Splatt, of the Border Knight, and his crew were landed here while haven forty miles to the eastward. —_——et PERSONAL MENTION. S. Bevens and G. King came down from North Bloomfield today. A. E. Powell arrived here this morning from Detroit. Geo. A. McLaughlin of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. P. Cummins and R. R. Jones: came down from North Bloomfield today. W. P. Shaw arrived here tnis after‘noon from Louisville, Ky. H. Holman and G. Williams of Virginia City are here on a visit to friends at the Union Hotel. Frank Grissel was able to be on the street today, and his many friends were glad to see him out again. Postmaster Henry Fitter came down from Graniteville today.J. G. Snoob, W. W: Whitney and E. Hoppie of Sacramento came in on the afternoon train. Superinterdent Harmon left. this. afternoon for Gaston Ridge. Geo. W. Hart and ©. R. McLellan came over from Truckee this afternoon to attend court. : T. W. O’Neil one of Sgacramento’s leading citizens is here spending a few days. J. Dudley Helm Married. On Wednesday last, at San Francisco, J. Dudley Helm, son of J. Harvey Helm formerly of this city, and Miss Estelle Brinn were united in marriage by Judge Hebbard. The groom. is a prominent mining man and the bride is_one of the leading belles of the Bay city. The elder Helm and family used to iive in the house now occupied by OC. J. Naffziger, on Nevada street. The newlymarried man was bornin that place and his father conducted a livery Hennessey now holds forth. Naturalized Today. Pietro Rondoni, a native of Italy, was duly admitted to citizenship in the Superior Court today upon the testimony of M. Solari and L. Hyman, thé brave little rescue party found a} stable for several years where James: Force to Be Increased. “¥; Atthe California mine, on Deer creek a short distance below town, work has been progressing. well with a small force of men. The incline is in 250 feet and some large boulders were encountered today. As soon as the owners of this mine return from the East the working force will. be largely increased. Hundreds . of People . are using our FRESH-OASTED 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 willimprove your health. er SAMPLES FREE gl] TAYLOR'S TEA IND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale .and Retai THE PRESERVATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purFoley's: Ice Cream Parlors Nevada City SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS For Ladies and Children, FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on ‘W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street % 3 Te % Initiations Wilt Cake Place in regular session this evening and initiate two candidates into the mys teries of Elkdom. A delegation will and a fine banquet will be spread The jolly Elks, who never do anything Glks Meet Gontght. ———— and a Banguet Wit Follow. The local lodge of Elks will meet be present from the Grass Valley lodge by halves, will pass the time away in telling stories, singing songs and making merry generally. The attendance will be large—in fact ail the meetings of the Nevada City lodge of, Elks are well attended. This speake well for the organization, as it shows that the members are interested in its welfare. Awitul Cannibalism. Viorornra, B,,C., June 13—By the Miowora,which arrived today, news was received from Guinea, via Sydney, of-the massacre of the Rev. 8. J. Chalmers and B. F. Thompson and fourteen native teachers by cannibals. The whites were eaten. The scene of the cannibal orgie were seen by troops sent out to investigate the massacre, aud a portion of a jaw and thigh bones of the missionaries were found, together with their hats and portions of trousers which belonged to Chalmers. The expedition punished the natives, destroying their villages and canoes. Some prisoners were taken during an attack made by the natives on the troops, who told the awful tale of the massacre and cannibalism. 2 Hon. J. M. Walling left this morning for San Francisco on legal basiness. Mrs. A. H. Tickell and Miss Marie Deal left this morning for Sacramento, where they will play at Mrs. B. F. Howard’s recital. Electric and Gas Oo’s build and Sas Co. Hittin work of fitting up this plaon 46 alse : the company will hevea neat and at. the general ‘appearance of that part of the city.» All the modern con: noes will be put in the building, and the . officials of the company and all who will have occaaion to transact’ business _ there, will find it to be convenient in. every respect. : ‘es ee or Poles Arrive. M. L. & D. Marsh, the lumber dealers of this city, have all their teams at work either at their sawmill in New York canyon or delivering lumber. Two of their teams arrived here this morning with a number of poles which will be used to stretch the trolley: on for the new electric railroad. Thig ig the first lot that they have delivered and as they have a large order their teams will be busy some time. eas Will Play Ball Sunday, The Populars of this city will playa match game of baseball at Glenbrddk Park next Sunday with a team from Colfax. The latter team is said to be a good one and the local team is practicing hard so as to be victorious, Colfax’s battery will be Sterling and Angles and Beardsley and Hallett will act for the Populars. A good game is expected. MAHER & CO. Goods. White Brocades All this season’s ‘White Goods this season. See Window! L Our Window Display to-day is a White Display— that means that our large window is full of White White Organdies White Pekin Stripes White Grenadines White India Linons White Batiste White Parasols ‘White Hose productions and the third shipment of Ladies now is your time to select for the FOURTH and FIFTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. = See Window! Respectfully, [ke See our Gift in Window Honor receiving the Largest Vote. , to be awarded to the Maid of M. & CO. NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery Store is not a new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. It aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The aim hits the mark. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. Our reporter met a Chinaman this! morning and a smile came over the. bland face of the heathen, and he said: . “Heap big time Nevada City. You! sabbe Fo’ July. Alle same, Chinaman . come San Juan, Bloomfield, Washing. ton—eblywhere. Him march. Heap . wear ’em nice clo’. Melican man, he. heap likey see Chinaman alle same . walkee nice clo’. . ; “Whasee mattah Glass Valley? He . no catch ’em nice clo’? Chinaman, he no likee No good time Glass Walley. He alle same, no catchee dragon . —no catebee heap bigtime alle same Nevada City. You sabbe Ab Moon?! ig He go down b’low. He catchee heap big dragon. Evlybody see him Fo’July. . Whas2e mattah Glass Walley? Nevada . City heap more better.” i The committee on accommodations is receiving numerous responses from parties having furnished rooms which . they’ will rent during the big time. . . However, in order to insure proper . sleeping apartments for all comers, the committee again urges eyeryone © who has one or more rooms to let to . . make it known. This committee has , established headquarters at the TransoRIPT office. } them ceo + Fixing Up the Bridge. : The Broad street. bridge has been in a bad condition for some time, and today workmen were efgaged in replanking the whole stricture by order of the City dads. It will be closed until the work is completed, NEVADA Cl Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. For the Little Fellow —0o000— If you want to see the little fellow swell with pride, just put him into one of our boy’s shirts, made just like Pa’s. All sizes for. boys; from four years. i old up. T Spring Patterns are. . very pretty and cost only 50 cents Jand 75 cents. It will be a proud day for the little fellow when he puts on a teal shirt. i [es All the boys now. TY Main 793 are wearing ne newest goods Ay Baa aoe shirts, ie “proper ca we or faulty, for thi 4 re your store, gentlemen, for late ideas. = WE’RE [TE="— There’s only room at the top for one. WE’RE IT. We are the leaders in baberdashery, and the best of everything is here. your'elbow with fall supplies for dressing in good ers in touch with the freshest New York fashions.: ° Just the correct ideas in COLLARS AND © in neckwear, the right shedes in gloves, halfthe fashionable sus is is the one complete gentleman’s store. We sell cheaply. Superior quality does not mean an extra price, This is L. HYMAN & CO.Clothiers This store stands ready at form It keeps its customUFFS. The swellest elegance hose from France and Germany, the new style in Dress Shirt Protectors, penders—not a detail lacking Membership unlimited and free for all. Fees— none. Club house—our store. Object—The care. fal procuring of good clothing, Beuefite-the Saving of money to allpera en s don’t worry club is i ground meadiie nak strongly. Its members are free from all clothing gares—free from all worry about unfair profits, Free from all concern about ill-fitting clothes Among the attractions are our new all-wool spring suits at $6 60, $7, mon saving in $15, $17 Boe every and single open from 6a, ppt pak m, Red. . $7 50 and $10. Every suite posm, with ts Join Our Don’t Worry Club=— ® oartainty of proaer at aal 1107 0be in large variety at $10, $12 5). wanted conte, Oar“Olad 19133 is Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 75! Niseiie Yotes of Interest, gabscribe for the Thansoairr, AN 3 geo the Camp Stoole at Brayton’s, t joything you want in Pornitdre « payton'sae for the best of everything in th peat line send your orders to Naffziger peel Summer weather will not reac pero until about the 4th of July, judg y from present conditions. © eee oe Work is being rushed on™ the» Ne nyotric railroad between Nevada Cit, nd Grass Valley. . ee Doall your trading at home if yor panything about the prosperity '’o sur own town. ae gigourney, the grocer, has received . rel of the finest sweet pickles tha sever been brought to this market, jt you want @ good, cool drink o the very best in town—drop it ndsee Wm. Harry. ' mi7-tt, Biggs— Women seem to be born witt bargain instinct. Digg— yee; that’: cht. I’ve known 8 woman: to reduc rage from forty to twenty-nine, New Goods at Brayton’s Furniture ore. it “fll BtHoward Loyeland, proprietor of the opular Bakery, continues. to furnist jp patrons with the very best of pies es, bread and everything else in th ory line, . ‘ tf. Ladies can get a good, stylish purse Vinton’s drug store at a greatls duced price. The Board of fire Delegates last even g elected the following officers: esident, P. G. Scadden; secretary, J . Isaac; janitor, Henry Guenther. Peter Smith, John James and George eweren have been appointed apprais s of the estate of John Kitto, deased. At the Yuba mine at Maybert every ing looks bright. ‘The fifteen-stamy ill is running on good ore anc enty men employed. Detective W. B. Hume of Wells rgo & Co., who has been rusticatin, ar Downieville fora few days pset medown from there last evening She—Where did you ever get a foun tion for a “rammage sale.” He—W our big tomcat serenade the board: s and then collect the missiles aime him, ‘ : Fred Gress, the clerk for the Ba: anties Power Company at Colgate ho was injured in a runaway severe 78 ago, is now getting along nicely George Chase of Obicago returne re last evening from Downieville an s the guest of his old friend, 0. B ayton, the furniture dealer. Mz hase has mining interests near Down ville and has been inspécting them ne of the mines is known as: th entral California” and may be take pid.of by a company end exteusivel orked. The City Trustees met last nigt nd the committee appointed to ir estigate the alleged nuisance of tk rnt house on Pine street, owned b ts. Sarah Giles, reported thata nun erof citizens living in that vicini re willing to testify in court that sa ouse is a nuisance. ‘The Board it tructed City Attorney Lindley to cor nence action against Mrs. Giles bom pel her to abate the nuisanee, al o bring action against her for n bomplying with the Sewer and Plum! ng ordinance. A Nevada county woman wants ind an honest man, and has hung u} parse of $1000 for the first man w san prove that be has not lied in t course of: his business transactions . amonth. The chances are that so; downright good and skillful jiar v come along and scoop the roll, wh the honest map she is looking for v not have nerve enough to proclaim virtue. The Best Prescription For Malar Chills and Fever is a bottle of. Gro’ TasteLess Cart Tonio. It is sim iron and quinine in a tasteless fo No cure—no pay. Price 50c. Do aed Your sideboard at home is ino plete if itis mot stocked with J Moore “AA” whiskey. ‘A fine quality of liquor for bh use is old Gilt Edge Whiskey. perior to all others. Ir will qunch your thirst. BR Beer at Turrix’s. 5 centsa glass. Free Tonight And all of this week at Nevada the performance of the Quaker cert Co, They play on string, and wood instruments and they with merry song and dance. Fr the publiv. See the Quaker De now at the Union Hotel. Office . from 9a. m.to 12m. “J 10 Better For Blood Than Sarsap For Those Living in the Malaria twicts. Grove’s Tasteless Ould ¥ A Bad Breath, Is the most disgusting thing ou be affected with, It is nauseati those with whom you come in co Lane’s Tea, taken at night, will . the stomach and bowels in prope dition and make your breath %o and 50c a package . For sale _ Dickerman, sole agent,

TEE TRANSCRIPT. P. 0, BOX B “ S8LEPHONE NO. 41. issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, AN INDIANA RESORT DESTROYED BY FIRE. —BY— BROWN & CALKINS.’ : West BAbDEN, Indiana, »TERMS OF SUBSORITTION: . By Mail, $6 Per Year Sy Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. early hour this morning. FRIDAY June 14, 1901 JULY 3,4,5, At Nevada City. ing the baggage and personal total loss. Springs Hotel near this place burned to the ground at an The loss amounts to over half a million dollars. was an insurance of $100,000 on the property. There were two hundred and twenty-five guests in the building when the fire broke out, but all escaped uninjured and no loss of life resulted. Everything in the hotel, includJune 14th—The Mineral There property of. the guests, was a Ree Ghe Committees Are Doing Good Work. Machinery Arrives. It Is Go * Plumbago Wining Co, A large lot of machinery arrived at ithe Narrow Gauge depot last night . eonsigned to the Plambago Mining . Company at Moore’s Flat. It. is prin\ciply electrial machinery and some pieces of it are very heavy. It is proCurly Bears Active—Ghe Yative Daughters Are Also Very Busy. /farnish power to run the machinery at the Oriental and Oceola mines at Alleghany. Teams will start work to_. morrow to haul the machinery to the company’s power house, which is located on the Middle Yuba river. Attacked With Rheumatism. ee a ERS I TE i Hy Last night George W. Duneter, while acting upon the Cogzallio jury, was attacked with a severe case of rheuma‘tism. With his usual spunk he continued to act with the jury up to this afternoon. The jury has been out since 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon, being unable to agree upon a verdict. They were discharged at 3:35 o’clock. e@e oOo Hyman Got the Sock. As each day passes by it becomes more and more evident that the. big . celebration, which starts on the evening of July 3d, will eclipse anything of the kind ever given in Nevada, The stock of goodsin the store on county. The several committees are . the corner of Pine and Commercial hard at work and every conceivable . streete, formerly owned by Jeff Carfeature tending to insure the success ter, was sold today by the Beard of of the big time is being systematically . Trade of San_Francisco to L. Hymaa Be Used Ry the. posed to add to the present plant and press: Ben Hall, Chas. Selling Liquor to Indians. The case of the People vs. Nichols, a Truckee saloon keeper, charged with selling liquor in milk punches to Indians, was commenced in the Superior Court this morning. District Attorney E. B. Power appeared for the prosecution and Thos. 8. Ford and H. L. Moody for the defendant. The following had been selected’ to act as jurymen up tothe hour of_our going. to “Stocks, Edwin Tilley; Wm. ‘HB. Bray, Geo. Perkins, Jos. Snyder, Wm. B. Huling. John Payne, J. Eustie, A. Baruh, J. Bovey, George O. Gaylord. The Soprano’s Matu—a.5 =-.--. had five bouquets thrown at her Gur ing the first act. The Contralto’s Maid (disdainfully)— Indeed! How nice! _I’ll bet she paid for them herself.”’ ( : The Soprano’s Maid—Of course she did. She doesn’t have to have things charged like some people I know do.— Brooklyn Life. question and Answer. A woman carrying a suit case and several umbrellas bustled up to a weary looking servant of the company in the Pennsylvauia railroad fertyhouse at Jersey City the other day. “Does it make any difference which ferry I take for New York?’ she asked. “Tt don’t make any difference to me, ma’am,” he replied.—New York Sun. Lj Macaroni is taken from a Greek derivation which means “the blessed dead,” in allusion to the ancient custom of eating it at feasts for the dead. Never begin a good natured talk with @ man who has just starteda fire that arranged ‘The many attractions map& Co. of this city. ped out for each day’s sport will folthreatens to go out.—Atchison Globe. low in clock-like precision and there . will be abundant entertainment for . the ‘young, the middle-aged and the old. The Curly Bears are very enthusiastic over the important part they will . take in the coming celebration. They have ordered over fifty masks from an Eastern firm and are having some costumes niade that will astonish the multitude when the great Bear procession passes by. The members of Cave No. 1 request every man and boy, with a disposition so inclined, to turn out on: horseback with them on} the evening of the 3d. . The Maid of Honor contests in the . several towns are becoming quite ex-. citing, as a pleasant spirit of rivalry . has cropped out, and each day adds to, the keen interest being manifested . The general-committee has received . a communication from Truckee to the. effect that the people there desire to} be represented in our big parade by . a Maid of Honor: The committee has , arranged the matter and one of the, delicious lemon ice, if you use a many handsome young ladies of Trac— Peerless Iceland kee will ride in state in the gorgeous . parade on the Fourth. i ‘ . Freezer (One Motion) Keep Cool you are hot. add some sugar and water. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters of this city, at their meeting last night, . discussed’ various matters concerning . the celebration, and are determined to . have their float ‘in the parade among) the best in line. It was decided that . the officers of the Parlor ride in dec-. orated carriages and that a reception . be given to the’Maids of Honer on the; afternoon of the Fourth. stationary dasher. Motion is Decessary cream, not in the machine. ice cream in three minutes. . You don’t have o go to the Arctic or ices are much more delicious 6 Quarts... Satan eee when the appetite is sharp—when It takes only a minute to sqaeeze a few. lemons and Three minutes after that you can have a Patented dasher construction ’ does away with all motions except one—the can revolves around ihe in the The result is smooth, delicious 2 2B @ 8 & . PRICES: Toy Size............ $1 25 POQUGIE 6.5 case 175 2 Quarts 2.0.. 2.00 ity and cleanliness. 3 Quarts 0. oo.. 225 4 Quarts 2000000. 2 50 3 50 8 Quarts oo 5 50 TORU ASEN “raat, LEGG & SHAW C0 @ @ 8 a . oP Péwo'of the crew atrived at Sheet HarKerote Act. Haurrax, N. 8., June 18—After sailing nearly 700 miles in an open boat to take relief to their ship, the Border Knight, Mr. Mathie, chief officer, and bor, the end of their-fifteen days’ journey, to find that their steamer had just been towed in, a distance of 450 miles, by the Spanish steamship Duranco, from Philadelphia for Bilbao. Oaptain W. F. Splatt, of the Border Knight, and his crew were landed here while haven forty miles to the eastward. —_——et PERSONAL MENTION. S. Bevens and G. King came down from North Bloomfield today. A. E. Powell arrived here this morning from Detroit. Geo. A. McLaughlin of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. P. Cummins and R. R. Jones: came down from North Bloomfield today. W. P. Shaw arrived here tnis after‘noon from Louisville, Ky. H. Holman and G. Williams of Virginia City are here on a visit to friends at the Union Hotel. Frank Grissel was able to be on the street today, and his many friends were glad to see him out again. Postmaster Henry Fitter came down from Graniteville today.J. G. Snoob, W. W: Whitney and E. Hoppie of Sacramento came in on the afternoon train. Superinterdent Harmon left. this. afternoon for Gaston Ridge. Geo. W. Hart and ©. R. McLellan came over from Truckee this afternoon to attend court. : T. W. O’Neil one of Sgacramento’s leading citizens is here spending a few days. J. Dudley Helm Married. On Wednesday last, at San Francisco, J. Dudley Helm, son of J. Harvey Helm formerly of this city, and Miss Estelle Brinn were united in marriage by Judge Hebbard. The groom. is a prominent mining man and the bride is_one of the leading belles of the Bay city. The elder Helm and family used to iive in the house now occupied by OC. J. Naffziger, on Nevada street. The newlymarried man was bornin that place and his father conducted a livery Hennessey now holds forth. Naturalized Today. Pietro Rondoni, a native of Italy, was duly admitted to citizenship in the Superior Court today upon the testimony of M. Solari and L. Hyman, thé brave little rescue party found a} stable for several years where James: Force to Be Increased. “¥; Atthe California mine, on Deer creek a short distance below town, work has been progressing. well with a small force of men. The incline is in 250 feet and some large boulders were encountered today. As soon as the owners of this mine return from the East the working force will. be largely increased. Hundreds . of People . are using our FRESH-OASTED 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 willimprove your health. er SAMPLES FREE gl] TAYLOR'S TEA IND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale .and Retai THE PRESERVATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purFoley's: Ice Cream Parlors Nevada City SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS For Ladies and Children, FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on ‘W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street % 3 Te % Initiations Wilt Cake Place in regular session this evening and initiate two candidates into the mys teries of Elkdom. A delegation will and a fine banquet will be spread The jolly Elks, who never do anything Glks Meet Gontght. ———— and a Banguet Wit Follow. The local lodge of Elks will meet be present from the Grass Valley lodge by halves, will pass the time away in telling stories, singing songs and making merry generally. The attendance will be large—in fact ail the meetings of the Nevada City lodge of, Elks are well attended. This speake well for the organization, as it shows that the members are interested in its welfare. Awitul Cannibalism. Viorornra, B,,C., June 13—By the Miowora,which arrived today, news was received from Guinea, via Sydney, of-the massacre of the Rev. 8. J. Chalmers and B. F. Thompson and fourteen native teachers by cannibals. The whites were eaten. The scene of the cannibal orgie were seen by troops sent out to investigate the massacre, aud a portion of a jaw and thigh bones of the missionaries were found, together with their hats and portions of trousers which belonged to Chalmers. The expedition punished the natives, destroying their villages and canoes. Some prisoners were taken during an attack made by the natives on the troops, who told the awful tale of the massacre and cannibalism. 2 Hon. J. M. Walling left this morning for San Francisco on legal basiness.

Mrs. A. H. Tickell and Miss Marie Deal left this morning for Sacramento, where they will play at Mrs. B. F. Howard’s recital. Electric and Gas Oo’s build and Sas Co. Hittin work of fitting up this plaon 46 alse : the company will hevea neat and at. the general ‘appearance of that part of the city.» All the modern con: noes will be put in the building, and the . officials of the company and all who will have occaaion to transact’ business _ there, will find it to be convenient in. every respect. : ‘es ee or Poles Arrive. M. L. & D. Marsh, the lumber dealers of this city, have all their teams at work either at their sawmill in New York canyon or delivering lumber. Two of their teams arrived here this morning with a number of poles which will be used to stretch the trolley: on for the new electric railroad. Thig ig the first lot that they have delivered and as they have a large order their teams will be busy some time. eas Will Play Ball Sunday, The Populars of this city will playa match game of baseball at Glenbrddk Park next Sunday with a team from Colfax. The latter team is said to be a good one and the local team is practicing hard so as to be victorious, Colfax’s battery will be Sterling and Angles and Beardsley and Hallett will act for the Populars. A good game is expected. MAHER & CO. Goods. White Brocades All this season’s ‘White Goods this season. See Window! L Our Window Display to-day is a White Display— that means that our large window is full of White White Organdies White Pekin Stripes White Grenadines White India Linons White Batiste White Parasols ‘White Hose productions and the third shipment of Ladies now is your time to select for the FOURTH and FIFTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. = See Window! Respectfully, [ke See our Gift in Window Honor receiving the Largest Vote. , to be awarded to the Maid of M. & CO. NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery Store is not a new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. It aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The aim hits the mark. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. Our reporter met a Chinaman this! morning and a smile came over the. bland face of the heathen, and he said: . “Heap big time Nevada City. You! sabbe Fo’ July. Alle same, Chinaman . come San Juan, Bloomfield, Washing. ton—eblywhere. Him march. Heap . wear ’em nice clo’. Melican man, he. heap likey see Chinaman alle same . walkee nice clo’. . ; “Whasee mattah Glass Valley? He . no catch ’em nice clo’? Chinaman, he no likee No good time Glass Walley. He alle same, no catchee dragon . —no catebee heap bigtime alle same Nevada City. You sabbe Ab Moon?! ig He go down b’low. He catchee heap big dragon. Evlybody see him Fo’July. . Whas2e mattah Glass Walley? Nevada . City heap more better.” i The committee on accommodations is receiving numerous responses from parties having furnished rooms which . they’ will rent during the big time. . . However, in order to insure proper . sleeping apartments for all comers, the committee again urges eyeryone © who has one or more rooms to let to . . make it known. This committee has , established headquarters at the TransoRIPT office. } them ceo + Fixing Up the Bridge. : The Broad street. bridge has been in a bad condition for some time, and today workmen were efgaged in replanking the whole stricture by order of the City dads. It will be closed until the work is completed, NEVADA Cl Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. For the Little Fellow —0o000— If you want to see the little fellow swell with pride, just put him into one of our boy’s shirts, made just like Pa’s. All sizes for. boys; from four years. i old up. T Spring Patterns are. . very pretty and cost only 50 cents Jand 75 cents. It will be a proud day for the little fellow when he puts on a teal shirt. i [es All the boys now. TY Main 793 are wearing ne newest goods Ay Baa aoe shirts, ie “proper ca we or faulty, for thi 4 re your store, gentlemen, for late ideas. = WE’RE [TE="— There’s only room at the top for one. WE’RE IT. We are the leaders in baberdashery, and the best of everything is here. your'elbow with fall supplies for dressing in good ers in touch with the freshest New York fashions.: ° Just the correct ideas in COLLARS AND © in neckwear, the right shedes in gloves, halfthe fashionable sus is is the one complete gentleman’s store. We sell cheaply. Superior quality does not mean an extra price, This is L. HYMAN & CO.Clothiers This store stands ready at form It keeps its customUFFS. The swellest elegance hose from France and Germany, the new style in Dress Shirt Protectors, penders—not a detail lacking Membership unlimited and free for all. Fees— none. Club house—our store. Object—The care. fal procuring of good clothing, Beuefite-the Saving of money to allpera en s don’t worry club is i ground meadiie nak strongly. Its members are free from all clothing gares—free from all worry about unfair profits, Free from all concern about ill-fitting clothes Among the attractions are our new all-wool spring suits at $6 60, $7, mon saving in $15, $17 Boe every and single open from 6a, ppt pak m, Red. . $7 50 and $10. Every suite posm, with ts Join Our Don’t Worry Club=— ® oartainty of proaer at aal 1107 0be in large variety at $10, $12 5). wanted conte, Oar“Olad 19133 is Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 75! Niseiie Yotes of Interest, gabscribe for the Thansoairr, AN 3 geo the Camp Stoole at Brayton’s, t joything you want in Pornitdre « payton'sae for the best of everything in th peat line send your orders to Naffziger peel Summer weather will not reac pero until about the 4th of July, judg y from present conditions. © eee oe Work is being rushed on™ the» Ne nyotric railroad between Nevada Cit, nd Grass Valley. . ee Doall your trading at home if yor panything about the prosperity '’o sur own town. ae gigourney, the grocer, has received . rel of the finest sweet pickles tha sever been brought to this market, jt you want @ good, cool drink o the very best in town—drop it ndsee Wm. Harry. ' mi7-tt, Biggs— Women seem to be born witt bargain instinct. Digg— yee; that’: cht. I’ve known 8 woman: to reduc rage from forty to twenty-nine, New Goods at Brayton’s Furniture ore. it “fll BtHoward Loyeland, proprietor of the opular Bakery, continues. to furnist jp patrons with the very best of pies es, bread and everything else in th ory line, . ‘ tf. Ladies can get a good, stylish purse Vinton’s drug store at a greatls duced price. The Board of fire Delegates last even g elected the following officers: esident, P. G. Scadden; secretary, J . Isaac; janitor, Henry Guenther. Peter Smith, John James and George eweren have been appointed apprais s of the estate of John Kitto, deased. At the Yuba mine at Maybert every ing looks bright. ‘The fifteen-stamy ill is running on good ore anc enty men employed. Detective W. B. Hume of Wells rgo & Co., who has been rusticatin, ar Downieville fora few days pset medown from there last evening She—Where did you ever get a foun tion for a “rammage sale.” He—W our big tomcat serenade the board: s and then collect the missiles aime him, ‘ : Fred Gress, the clerk for the Ba: anties Power Company at Colgate ho was injured in a runaway severe 78 ago, is now getting along nicely George Chase of Obicago returne re last evening from Downieville an s the guest of his old friend, 0. B ayton, the furniture dealer. Mz hase has mining interests near Down ville and has been inspécting them ne of the mines is known as: th entral California” and may be take pid.of by a company end exteusivel orked. The City Trustees met last nigt nd the committee appointed to ir estigate the alleged nuisance of tk rnt house on Pine street, owned b ts. Sarah Giles, reported thata nun erof citizens living in that vicini re willing to testify in court that sa ouse is a nuisance. ‘The Board it tructed City Attorney Lindley to cor nence action against Mrs. Giles bom pel her to abate the nuisanee, al o bring action against her for n bomplying with the Sewer and Plum! ng ordinance. A Nevada county woman wants ind an honest man, and has hung u} parse of $1000 for the first man w san prove that be has not lied in t course of: his business transactions . amonth. The chances are that so; downright good and skillful jiar v come along and scoop the roll, wh the honest map she is looking for v not have nerve enough to proclaim virtue. The Best Prescription For Malar Chills and Fever is a bottle of. Gro’ TasteLess Cart Tonio. It is sim iron and quinine in a tasteless fo No cure—no pay. Price 50c. Do aed Your sideboard at home is ino plete if itis mot stocked with J Moore “AA” whiskey. ‘A fine quality of liquor for bh use is old Gilt Edge Whiskey. perior to all others. Ir will qunch your thirst. BR Beer at Turrix’s. 5 centsa glass. Free Tonight And all of this week at Nevada the performance of the Quaker cert Co, They play on string, and wood instruments and they with merry song and dance. Fr the publiv. See the Quaker De now at the Union Hotel. Office . from 9a. m.to 12m. “J 10 Better For Blood Than Sarsap For Those Living in the Malaria twicts. Grove’s Tasteless Ould ¥ A Bad Breath, Is the most disgusting thing ou be affected with, It is nauseati those with whom you come in co Lane’s Tea, taken at night, will . the stomach and bowels in prope dition and make your breath %o and 50c a package . For sale _ Dickerman, sole agent,