June 15, 1901 (4 pages)

. —_—_ TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0, BOX B ; : : R fas ad Officers Gleeted id Seorge Yuss Every Evening, Sundays, cept Chosen as Delegate to So East, AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— The Cigar Makers’ Union of this city, which is a branch of the international organization, held a meeting f at William Giffin’s cigar factory last — reg” Per Year . evening and elected the following 12 1-2c Per Week . Officers: Frank Mubar, President; Geo. . Nues, Vice President; Paul Newman, . Financial Corresponding Secretary; . Otto Christman, Recording Secretary; June stil 1901 . Geo. J. Dunster, Treasurer. — . George Nuss. was elected a delegate K/ . to the Grand Convention, which will Yor es of Jnierest. . convene at Philadelphia on the second Monday in September, and Paul NewSee the Camp Stools at Brayton’s, 5t . man, altersiate. Anything you want in Farniture at The’ local Union has received a book Brayton’s. jll ot from the Eastern headquarters giving For the best of everything in the much information of: interest to cigar ; makers and others as well. In one meat line send your orders to Naffziger. chapter is given the expenditures made Sigourney, the grocer, has received a during the strikes Which they won barrel of the finest sweet pickles that . j,4¢ year. The largest and most hotly has‘éver been brought to this market. j If you want a good, cool drink of ‘GROMTIN é CALEINS. ‘By Mail, Sy Carrier, Delivered to any part of the city. . -SATURDAY pereeeecne City and vicinity. In these strikes beer—the very best in. town—drop in. the. International Union paid to its and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf . members who were affected thereby New Goods at Brayton’s Furniture . the large sum of $314,048 25. ‘ jl1bt . oo aes ai The Nicholls Case. 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. Ladies can get a good, stylish pur at Vinton’s drug store at a greatly reduced price. . John Dyer, George Frank, the Indian PERSONAL MENTION. F. A. Barry is down from Gaston menced Rridge. Jobn Sherritt and T. 8. Merchant are over from Truckee. morning from San Francisco. . will be resumed on Monday. Frank Vaughn came down from the Plumbago mine today. J.B. Fued and A. Langin are here, from San Francisco. . Committee Meeting. Truckee this afternoon. here from Sacramento. . o'clock. Mrs. Wm. Holmes, who has _ been, oe visiting at San Francieco and other . Parade Committee Attention ! points for the past month, will return homethis evening. She will be accom. panied by her daughter, Mrs. W. Wil-. mz son of Walnut Oreek, who will visit . her relatives at this city. aon contested strikes were’in New York The case of the People vs. Nicholls, charged with selling liquor to an In. dian, is occupying the attention of the ge . Superior Court today. The following . witnesses were examined today on the . part of. the prosecution: J. Winters . and the people rested. At the opening of ' ¢he afternoon session the defense comtheir side of the case, and the ‘following were on the witness stand . up to the time of going to press: J.G. . Snook, H. Alter, .W. W. Whitney, J. Hon. R. I. Thomas arrived here this Boggess and E. H. Hoppe. The trial 4 . The committee of Native Sons havJ.L. Smith, E. Kruker, T. G. Hass ing charge of the arrangements for and N, E. Scofield came over from that order’s float at the Fourth of . July celebration will meet at the CitiE. P. Colgan and C. J. Lavar are 5.4, Bank tomorrow afternoon at 3 The parade committee of the Fourth lof July celebration will meet at the . National Hotel tomorrow afternoon at A Step Towards Good Streets. In order to promote the movement toward good streets in this city, the Rector Bros., ‘with their usual enterprise, have signed a contract with the people who are canvassing the situation here within view to patting in. bi-, tuminous streets, to lay such a street in front of the National Hotel, where such a pavement would be of the greatest advantage to traffic through our business streets. Other improvements are constantly being inaugurated at this popularand well managed hotel, and the large and ever increasing business sufficiently attests the wisdom of the policy pursued by the Reotor Bros. in laying aside each year alarge sum for improvement. At the Union To-Day. A superb dinner will be served at the Union Hotel to-morrow, and the choicest of seasonable table delicacies will be served: The Union will prove to be as popular this summer as: last, with our business men and it will be the favorite dining resort for families during the hot weather. Death of Mrs, Joseph Hill. , i Mrs. Joseph Hill, who had resided at Grass Valley for upwards of twentyfive years, departed this life at that place today. She was aged sixty-two years, and leavea a large circle of friends.to mourn her demise. Prize Paid. In the recent distribution of premiums by the San Francisco Weekly Examiner Albert Matteson, of Grass Valley, was awarded the sum of $440, and today he received a check for that amount. Among the list of awards we noticed that Miss Dempster of this city won ‘1a sewing machine. The directors of the Nevada County Bank held their regular monthly meeting today, transacted their usual business and found the bank in good condition. Pa per ueeer ra Malaria CausesBiliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. ——+ oon Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf tal Damage Suit. . to attend. i\1 o'clock. Every member is requested You will find reading matter on every page of the TRANSCRIPT. : a . Judge A. G. Burnett, acting for jadge . Prewett, at Auburn says the Republi-. can,-rendered a decision last Wednesday awarding James Astill of Roseville damages against the South Yuba Water . Company in the sum of $1755. The ac. tion ‘was brought in this court By Astill, . claiming that the water company had . allowed its canal, which runs through . ’ his property, to fill up with debris and . genes “Ks thus overflow his land, rendering it a/. quagmire end unfit for cultivation, and ons that by sueh overflow the place. be. came unhealthy, and from which he! suffered illness. . Shipments of Sulphurets, —— . The Providence Mining Company . Keep Cool has commenced shipping a forty-. ton consignment of sulphurets to the . Selby Smelting Works at Port Costa. The Nevada County mine forwarded three tons of sulpbhurets to the California Sampling Works, at San Fran-. cisco, today. George Downey, of this} city, is agent for these works. + °oe oe June Novelties. Maher & Co. advertise some nice June novelties in this issue. These articles are just right for this time of . year. Drop around to their store on Broad street and see the large assort. ment on hand. you are hot. minutes after that you can have delicious lemon ice, if you use 4 Peerless Iceland. Freezer (Ose Motion) stationary dasher. Motion is Decessary cream, not in the machine. You don’t have o go to the Arctic regions to be refreshed. Ice crea or ices are much more delicious 6 Quarts.. .. .. when the appetite ie sharp—when : It takes only a minute to eqaeeze a few lemons and add some sugar and water. Three Patented dasher construction does away with ajl.motions except one—the can revolves around ihe in the The result is smooth, delicious deere ce eees eeeneeee 4 Quarts 8 Quarts LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. se ge 88 go . «oS People Who Have Died From the Efa British medical jotirnal cites the two following cases which have come undér its notice: A strong, healthy girl. of 27 was stung on the neck by a wasp and fainted. On regaining conscious: ness she complained of a general feeland vomited. She suffered severe abdominal pain. course of a few hours. ‘Two months later she was stung again, this time on the hand. Her face became flushed, . .she again complained of numbness and blindness, suddenly became very pale, fainted and died 25 minutes after she was stung. ‘ Dia years, who was stung by & wasp beWASP STINGS. _ : fects of Them. : In an article on the stings of wasps ng of numbness and partial blindness She recovered in the Another case was that of a girl of 22' hind the angle of the Jaw. The sting was at once éxtracted and ammonia applied. In a. few minutes ‘she, complained of faintness and would have fallen if she had not been supported. Her face assumed an expression of great anxiety, and a few minutes later she was tossing on the bed ,complaining of a horrible ‘feeling of choking and of agonizing pain In the chest and abdomen. Brandy gave no relief. There was nausea, but no vomiting. She rapidly became insensible and died 15 minutes after receiving the sting. The most probable explanation af such cases seems to lie in what is known as idiosyncrasy—that is, abnormal sensitiveness in particular individuals to certain toxic agents. It is well known that drugs vary much in action on @ifferent people. What is a safe dose for one is dangerously large for another. The inability of some, people to eat strawberries or shellfish is another instance of the same phenomenon. The active agent of bee stings is generally believed to be formic acid, It therefore seems very desirable that we should have more accurate information regarding the action of this drug on different species of the lower, animals and through them on man himself.— Chicago Chronicle. Varicose Veins, An exchange gives the following cure for varicose veins, contributed.by 4 person who was cured by it in less than three weeks: Peel a potato; grate it fine; place it on a white cloth long enough to well cover the uleer. Warm it a little and apply in the morning. Renew at noon; also at night befgre retiring. Tet it remain all night. Put on three new poultices next day just the same and continue to do so until the ulcer is entirely healed. Wash the ulcer every time the poultice is. renewed. Juvenile Discouragemcnt. Elsie—Mamma, there's a funny old man in this Pickwick book that’s al-ways telling bis son to beware of the widows. Why is that? Mamma—Well, 8. widow is supposed to be skillful in catching a husband. Elsie—Gracious! I wonder if I'll have to be a widow. before I can get A Present of $7100. OAKLAND, June 15—A pleasant surprise was given Prof. J. B. McChesney last evening. A committee represent} ing the Alumni of the High School, Senator Pérkins, representing the citizene of Oakland, and 8. P. Mead, representing the teachers, . visited Mr. . McChesney’s home and. presented him witha check for $1,100 for the purpose of sending him and Mrs. McChesney to Europe. Hundreds of People FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES —and— TEAS Have vou 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. (SAMPLES FREE ell TAYLOR'S. TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, married.—Phflade’phia Press, . Wholesale and Retai THE PRESERY ATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im Pp 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, ¥ ———— Company C Leaves Jor Camp. city turned out last night to see the local militia company take ite ture for Camp Gage at Santa Oruz, At marched to the depot. They turned the depot a large crowd gathered to ‘what is right by everybody. Most peo-. . Nevada City = Oo the Seashore. HA Large Crowd at the Depot. Nearly the entire populace of our depar9:80 o'clock the ‘soldier boys out about fifty-five strong, and carried large packs on their backs, being in, heavy marching order. The company made a splendid appearance and were cheered all along the line. At Civil Engineer Ge It seems that bid adieu to the departing soldiers, and as the special train pulled out the air was filled with cheers and music. Mistaken Idea. There never was a country in any locality that.gave all the local news. It is often that some persons come OF go that the editor does not see. It happens that a family is missed several times. They get the impression that the paper does not care to mention them, Itisa mistake. The paper has no ill feeling, no spite, no enmity against anybody. It is going to do Fairchild if a job on was not forthcoming, and . pocket knife. Afterwarda Ockerman met Fell and almost upset the latter's : carriage, and it is claimed that he also threatened dire vengeance on Fell. Ockerman had a talk with District Attorney Power and wanted to know if the Traction company could be compelled to give him employment. Ocker. man is a strange character and hag resided here for several months, working at oda jobs about town, He is a large man and about fifty yeara. of age. Destructive Field Mice, ee ple take the local paper. Don’t be afraid to to tell the editor that you have friends visitirg you. Perhaps you think the paper shows partiality, . effect that field mice are playing havoc but try and see if it doesn’t treat you . with alfalfa flelds on Big Meadows, reas well if you give it a chance. “. marke the Silver'State. It is said that’ se on Peter Anker’s ranch the rodents have destroyed the first crop of alfalfa entirely and that his lose will amount to $5000. The destruction of crops by field mice and cut worms is an evil which the Lovelock ranchers will hereafter will be forced to contend with and will doubtless have great difficulty in finding an effective means of exter. minating the pests. Reports from Lovelock are to the The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and Fever isa bottle of Grovr’s TasteLess Cutt Tonio. It is simply iron.and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—ne pay. Price 50c. 2e For excellent fancy summer drink call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of . Spring and Pine streets. m7-tf MAHER & CO. For JUNE NOVELTIES come to our House, then no mistake is made. ‘* New Fans to-day, all white New Hose to-day, all white New Lace Hose to-day, all white. New Drop-Stitch Hose to-day, all white New Belts to-day, all white New Batiste and Ventilated Corsets, all white New Ribbons to-day, all white New Parasols to-day, all white ) New Shirt Waists to-day, all white New Corset Covers to-day, all white, LADIES—The above are intended for GRADUATES last pay of pare _We have just as many nice colored goods as we have white—but this is a WHITE MONTH and fa white part.of the ook and -< such we call your special attention to White Materiale. Respectfully, MAHER & Co. and for the fy) SOMBRERO SOMBRERO SOMBREROS For Ladies and Children, _ FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on W. H. CRAWFORD, Main. Street = S % 3 He % 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. No. 2997. ice cream Sheriff's Sale. in three minutes. In the Superior Court in and for the Coun-, © inci a ty of Placer, State of California. THE MUNKO COMPANY, (a corporation) ° Plaintiff, vs. GOLD RUN GRAVELS LIMITED, (a corportion) Defendant. B* VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of the Superior Court of the County ot Placer. State of California, wherein The . Munro Company (a corporation) is Plaintiff and Gold Run Gravels Limited is Defendant . upon a judgment rendered on the 4thday of . March, 11. tor.the sum of One Thousand . , Sixty-nive and 36-100 do'lars, with interest . # atthe rate of 7 per cent. per annum fill, : paid, from the date of said judgment, to. gother with costs and disbursements, at the _ date of said judgment and accruing costs, onedollar, and expenses of sale. I have , this day levied upon ail the right, title, . claim and interest of the defendant of, in. and to the foilowing described real estate . standing onthe Records of Nevada County, . California, in the name of Gold Run Grav. els Limi (a corporation.) to wit : . The Ditch generally known as “Extension . Ditch,” conducting water from the South . Branch of the South Yuba River to the head . of Bear Kiver, together with all appurtenances. And whereas an Execution baving been issued to’ the Sheriff of Placer County, Cali. fornia. onthe &th -dey of May. 1.01, for the . sum of $1083.64, and said Sheriff having made . return of said kKxecution satisfied in the . sum of $927.75. And the sum of $161.20 with interest afore. said is puw actually due on said judgement. ** Public notice is hereby given that on . i Thursday, July Il, 1901, . At 12 0’elock m. of said day, in front of the) Courthouse door of the County of Nevada, . I will sei] at public auction for United State, . gold egin, all the right, title, claim and in. terest of the above named defendant, of, in andthe above described property, or so much thereof as may necessary to raise . sufficient to satisfy said judgment to the highest and best. idder for cash, United » States gold coin. — ; aves under my hand this 12thday of June err? . D.B. GETCHELL, Sheriff Nevada County. . By J.H. Pascon, Deputy Sheriff. W. P. Sowden, Attorney for Plaiptiff. one like old and Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY . Neyada City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 GRAND OPENING, SATURDAY, JUNE 15th, 1901. For the Little Fellow —0o000— If you want to see the little fellow) swell with pride, just put him into} just of our boy’s shirts, made Pa’s. All sizes for boys, from four years Spring Patterns are very pretty and cost only 50 cents : It will be a proud day for the little fellow when he puts on a real shirt. ie [ee All the boys are wearing them now. ap. %. 75 cents. cam We sell cheaply. Superior quality: your store, gentlemen, for late ideas. + cacode ahd 2 PNG weer 9 ot —a WE’ RE IT eo as There’s only room at the top for one. WE’RE IT. We are the leaders baberdashery, and the best of everythingis here. ‘This store stands readyyour elbow with full supplies for dressing in good form It keeps its customers in touch with the freshest New York fashions. ‘ Just the eprrect ideas in COLLARS AND CUFFS. The swellest elegance in neckwear, the right. shedes in gloves, half-hose from France and Germany, the newest goods in full dregs shirts, the new style in Dress Shirt Protectors, the-“proper caper” in jewelry, the fashionable suspenders—not a detail lacking or-faulty, for this is the one complete mtleman’s estore. ' oes not mean an extra price, This is Join Our Don’t Worry Clube Membership unlimited and free for all. Fees— ‘none. Club house—our store. Object—The careful procuring of good clothing. Benefits — the saving of money to all members. Our don’t worry club is gaini ground steadily an strongly. Its mem bers are free from all clothing cares—free from all wor\ ry about unfair profits. Free from all concern about ill-fitting clothes, Among the. attractions are our new all-wool spring suite at $6 50, $7, $7 50 and $10. Every suit a p90 with talaty. of . by: A: mon saving in every prece. Serge suite are cody ia lari. vscioty 4° #1) $15, $17 50 and $20, with sit veils pare pbrewgg “Jia £9 open from 6 a. m. to 9 ae Met ee qaaba. O46 ee, “ ail aire 12 59, 39” is $ 1 ae on os eae Mme et Pen sencemaenhen ‘ ‘ ah "See Wash Suits in Big Window. —_ -_ Personal "J, 8. Boggies is here ftom Oak q H. Worthley, is down from Was! ton. w. H. Jones is here from §& mento. : fs J. P. Brissel of Sacramento is spending a few days. wie Charles Grimes will return . Meadow Lake today. Lele be Ed Ryan returned last evening . Eureka, Humboldt county. Pp, Cummings returned Bloomtield this morning. postmaster Henry Fitter reta this morning to Graniteville. William Maguire of Liberty Hill yisiting'in Nevada Oity last evenin Superintendent M. W. Mather oc down from the Plumbago mine to W. Eschbacher of Downieviille this morning for San Francisco’ o business trip. y y Mrs. Williams of San Francisco rived here last evening and left morning for Eureka, : W. W. Kinckerbacker, W. Hogue (. C. Chase of San. Francisco arr here on last evening’s train. J. W. Wileoxon and Ed Hat are here from Sierra Valley with cs for Grissel Brothers. Sere Geo. O. Catlett. of San Francisco: this morning for Graniteville to « his his sister, Mrs. P. S. Waldron. Postmaster L. 8. Oalkins will \ Monday for Shasta county on off business of K. of P. : ; P. 8. Waldron returned: to Gran ville this morning after spending a days here. ; J. F. Owens came down from Fo City yesterday and returned this m Happenin to N ing. : * R. Bennetts, who has been seriot ill with pneumonia, is now. get slong nicely. ; Mrs. W. O. Williams of Relief . passed through town yesterday on way to Grass Valley. Will Grimes, who has been resi in San. Francisco for several mot past, will return home tomorrow. Mrs. Langford of Santa Rosa arri here last evening and left this mort for Washington to visit relatives. _ ©. 0. Cobb and R. J. Huskings San Francisco left this morning Eureka, where they will remain some time. ; Mrs. Williams, who has been visi ‘Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Vivian, turned to her home at Forest Oity U ay. W. W. Stowe arrived here last e' ing from San Francisco and left. morning for Downieville on mi business. Emery Oarpenter, who ‘has . visiting in Sierra county for a few: past, arrived here last evening. returned to his home at Sacram today. Miss Ethel Mulloy, who has visiting at Oakland and San Fran for some time past, will return . tomorrow. She will be accompa by Mies Lucia Oliver, who will this city as the guest of Charle Mulloy and ‘family. Mr. and Mulloy will go to Colfax Sunde meet Miss Oliver and Miss Mulloy Rebekah . Election. Neva Rebekah Lodge, I. Oo. O has elected the following office serve for the ensuing term: ( Eddy, P. G.; Kate Kinkead, N Fannie Nickless, V. G.; Mrs. Ol Denny, Trustee. The civilized white Modoc o settlers who have just slaughtere men and boys without a shadow « are righteonsly indignant at the gestion that the barbarous India the district may now break loos« kill a man or two. Arrested and Set Frée. ‘Dr. J. H. Hanaford says in the tern Plowman: Ifthe first cou properly treated, the, first step i direction of consumption arreste: lungs developed; the breath set f need not fear consumption.” . Baisam for the throat and lungs proper treatment for the first « No other remedy has saved 80 from consumption. Large bottl and 60c, For sale by H. Dick sole agent. eee +e Ir will quich ycur thirst. Beer at TuTTix’s. 5 centsa gias 2eer Free Tonight And all of this week at Nevad the performance of the Quake cert Co. They play on string and wood instruments and th with merry song and dance. . the public. See the Queker . now at the Union Hotel, Office from 9a, m. to 12 m. j In times of peace; in times of The favorite drink is Jesse M Rainer LaGeR BEER on drat the Own, 5oents a glass. ; A Bad Breath. Is the most disgusting thing ‘ be affected with. It is nauses those with whom you come in . Lane’s Tea, taken at night, w the stomach and bowels in pro dition and make your breat , tio and 50c a package, For sa Dickerman, sole agent,’

. —_—_ TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0, BOX B ; : : R fas ad Officers Gleeted id Seorge Yuss Every Evening, Sundays, cept Chosen as Delegate to So East, AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— The Cigar Makers’ Union of this city, which is a branch of the international organization, held a meeting f at William Giffin’s cigar factory last — reg” Per Year . evening and elected the following 12 1-2c Per Week . Officers: Frank Mubar, President; Geo. . Nues, Vice President; Paul Newman, . Financial Corresponding Secretary; . Otto Christman, Recording Secretary; June stil 1901 . Geo. J. Dunster, Treasurer. — . George Nuss. was elected a delegate K/ . to the Grand Convention, which will Yor es of Jnierest. . convene at Philadelphia on the second Monday in September, and Paul NewSee the Camp Stools at Brayton’s, 5t . man, altersiate. Anything you want in Farniture at The’ local Union has received a book Brayton’s. jll ot from the Eastern headquarters giving For the best of everything in the much information of: interest to cigar ; makers and others as well. In one meat line send your orders to Naffziger. chapter is given the expenditures made Sigourney, the grocer, has received a during the strikes Which they won barrel of the finest sweet pickles that . j,4¢ year. The largest and most hotly has‘éver been brought to this market. j If you want a good, cool drink of ‘GROMTIN é CALEINS. ‘By Mail, Sy Carrier, Delivered to any part of the city. . -SATURDAY pereeeecne City and vicinity. In these strikes beer—the very best in. town—drop in. the. International Union paid to its and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf . members who were affected thereby New Goods at Brayton’s Furniture . the large sum of $314,048 25. ‘ jl1bt . oo aes ai The Nicholls Case. 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. Ladies can get a good, stylish pur at Vinton’s drug store at a greatly reduced price. . John Dyer, George Frank, the Indian PERSONAL MENTION. F. A. Barry is down from Gaston menced Rridge. Jobn Sherritt and T. 8. Merchant are over from Truckee. morning from San Francisco. . will be resumed on Monday. Frank Vaughn came down from the Plumbago mine today. J.B. Fued and A. Langin are here, from San Francisco. . Committee Meeting. Truckee this afternoon. here from Sacramento. . o'clock. Mrs. Wm. Holmes, who has _ been, oe visiting at San Francieco and other . Parade Committee Attention ! points for the past month, will return homethis evening. She will be accom. panied by her daughter, Mrs. W. Wil-. mz son of Walnut Oreek, who will visit . her relatives at this city. aon contested strikes were’in New York The case of the People vs. Nicholls, charged with selling liquor to an In. dian, is occupying the attention of the ge . Superior Court today. The following . witnesses were examined today on the . part of. the prosecution: J. Winters . and the people rested. At the opening of ' ¢he afternoon session the defense comtheir side of the case, and the ‘following were on the witness stand . up to the time of going to press: J.G. . Snook, H. Alter, .W. W. Whitney, J. Hon. R. I. Thomas arrived here this Boggess and E. H. Hoppe. The trial 4 . The committee of Native Sons havJ.L. Smith, E. Kruker, T. G. Hass ing charge of the arrangements for and N, E. Scofield came over from that order’s float at the Fourth of . July celebration will meet at the CitiE. P. Colgan and C. J. Lavar are 5.4, Bank tomorrow afternoon at 3 The parade committee of the Fourth lof July celebration will meet at the . National Hotel tomorrow afternoon at A Step Towards Good Streets. In order to promote the movement toward good streets in this city, the Rector Bros., ‘with their usual enterprise, have signed a contract with the people who are canvassing the situation here within view to patting in. bi-, tuminous streets, to lay such a street in front of the National Hotel, where such a pavement would be of the greatest advantage to traffic through our business streets. Other improvements are constantly being inaugurated at this popularand well managed hotel, and the large and ever increasing business sufficiently attests the wisdom of the policy pursued by the Reotor Bros. in laying aside each year alarge sum for improvement. At the Union To-Day. A superb dinner will be served at the Union Hotel to-morrow, and the choicest of seasonable table delicacies will be served: The Union will prove to be as popular this summer as: last, with our business men and it will be the favorite dining resort for families during the hot weather. Death of Mrs, Joseph Hill. , i Mrs. Joseph Hill, who had resided at Grass Valley for upwards of twentyfive years, departed this life at that place today. She was aged sixty-two years, and leavea a large circle of friends.to mourn her demise. Prize Paid. In the recent distribution of premiums by the San Francisco Weekly Examiner Albert Matteson, of Grass Valley, was awarded the sum of $440, and today he received a check for that amount. Among the list of awards we noticed that Miss Dempster of this city won ‘1a sewing machine. The directors of the Nevada County Bank held their regular monthly meeting today, transacted their usual business and found the bank in good condition. Pa per ueeer ra Malaria CausesBiliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. ——+ oon Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf tal Damage Suit. . to attend. i\1 o'clock. Every member is requested You will find reading matter on every page of the TRANSCRIPT. : a . Judge A. G. Burnett, acting for jadge . Prewett, at Auburn says the Republi-. can,-rendered a decision last Wednesday awarding James Astill of Roseville damages against the South Yuba Water . Company in the sum of $1755. The ac. tion ‘was brought in this court By Astill, . claiming that the water company had . allowed its canal, which runs through . ’ his property, to fill up with debris and . genes “Ks thus overflow his land, rendering it a/. quagmire end unfit for cultivation, and ons that by sueh overflow the place.. be. came unhealthy, and from which he! suffered illness. . Shipments of Sulphurets, —— . The Providence Mining Company . Keep Cool has commenced shipping a forty-. ton consignment of sulphurets to the . Selby Smelting Works at Port Costa. The Nevada County mine forwarded three tons of sulpbhurets to the California Sampling Works, at San Fran-. cisco, today. George Downey, of this} city, is agent for these works. + °oe oe June Novelties. Maher & Co. advertise some nice June novelties in this issue. These articles are just right for this time of . year. Drop around to their store on Broad street and see the large assort. ment on hand. you are hot. minutes after that you can have delicious lemon ice, if you use 4 Peerless Iceland. Freezer (Ose Motion) stationary dasher. Motion is Decessary cream, not in the machine. You don’t have o go to the Arctic regions to be refreshed. Ice crea or ices are much more delicious 6 Quarts... ... .... when the appetite ie sharp—when : It takes only a minute to eqaeeze a few lemons and add some sugar and water. Three Patented dasher construction does away with ajl.motions except one—the can revolves around ihe in the The result is smooth, delicious deere ce eees eeeneeee 4 Quarts 8 Quarts LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. se ge 88 go . «oS People Who Have Died From the Efa British medical jotirnal cites the two following cases which have come undér its notice: A strong, healthy girl. of 27 was stung on the neck by a wasp and fainted. On regaining conscious: ness she complained of a general feeland vomited. She suffered severe abdominal pain. course of a few hours. ‘Two months later she was stung again, this time on the hand. Her face became flushed, . .she again complained of numbness and blindness, suddenly became very pale, fainted and died 25 minutes after she was stung. ‘ Dia years, who was stung by & wasp beWASP STINGS. _ : fects of Them. : In an article on the stings of wasps ng of numbness and partial blindness She recovered in the Another case was that of a girl of 22' hind the angle of the Jaw. The sting was at once éxtracted and ammonia applied. In a. few minutes ‘she, complained of faintness and would have fallen if she had not been supported. Her face assumed an expression of great anxiety, and a few minutes later she was tossing on the bed ,complaining of a horrible ‘feeling of choking and of agonizing pain In the chest and abdomen. Brandy gave no relief. There was nausea, but no vomiting. She rapidly became insensible and died 15 minutes after receiving the sting. The most probable explanation af such cases seems to lie in what is known as idiosyncrasy—that is, abnormal sensitiveness in particular individuals to certain toxic agents. It is well known that drugs vary much in action on @ifferent people. What is a safe dose for one is dangerously large for another. The inability of some, people to eat strawberries or shellfish is another instance of the same phenomenon. The active agent of bee stings is generally believed to be formic acid, It therefore seems very desirable that we should have more accurate information regarding the action of this drug on different species of the lower, animals and through them on man himself.— Chicago Chronicle. Varicose Veins, An exchange gives the following cure for varicose veins, contributed.by 4 person who was cured by it in less than three weeks: Peel a potato; grate it fine; place it on a white cloth long enough to well cover the uleer. Warm it a little and apply in the morning. Renew at noon; also at night befgre retiring. Tet it remain all night. Put on three new poultices next day just the same and continue to do so until the ulcer is entirely healed. Wash the ulcer every time the poultice is. renewed. Juvenile Discouragemcnt. Elsie—Mamma, there's a funny old man in this Pickwick book that’s al-ways telling bis son to beware of the widows. Why is that? Mamma—Well, 8. widow is supposed to be skillful in catching a husband. Elsie—Gracious! I wonder if I'll have to be a widow. before I can get A Present of $7100. OAKLAND, June 15—A pleasant surprise was given Prof. J. B. McChesney last evening. A committee represent} ing the Alumni of the High School, Senator Pérkins, representing the citizene of Oakland, and 8. P. Mead, representing the teachers, . visited Mr. . McChesney’s home and. presented him witha check for $1,100 for the purpose of sending him and Mrs. McChesney to Europe. Hundreds of People FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES —and— TEAS Have vou 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. (SAMPLES FREE ell TAYLOR'S. TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, married.—Phflade’phia Press, . Wholesale and Retai THE PRESERY ATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im Pp 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, ¥ ———— Company C Leaves Jor Camp. city turned out last night to see the local militia company take ite ture for Camp Gage at Santa Oruz, At marched to the depot. They turned the depot a large crowd gathered to ‘what is right by everybody. Most peo-. . Nevada City = Oo the Seashore. HA Large Crowd at the Depot. Nearly the entire populace of our depar9:80 o'clock the ‘soldier boys out about fifty-five strong, and carried large packs on their backs, being in, heavy marching order. The company made a splendid appearance and were cheered all along the line. At Civil Engineer Ge It seems that bid adieu to the departing soldiers, and as the special train pulled out the air was filled with cheers and music. Mistaken Idea. There never was a country in any locality that.gave all the local news. It is often that some persons come OF go that the editor does not see. It happens that a family is missed several times. They get the impression that the paper does not care to mention them, Itisa mistake. The paper has no ill feeling, no spite, no enmity against anybody. It is going to do Fairchild if a job on was not forthcoming, and . pocket knife. Afterwarda Ockerman met Fell and almost upset the latter's : carriage, and it is claimed that he also threatened dire vengeance on Fell. Ockerman had a talk with District

Attorney Power and wanted to know if the Traction company could be compelled to give him employment. Ocker. man is a strange character and hag resided here for several months, working at oda jobs about town, He is a large man and about fifty yeara. of age. Destructive Field Mice, ee ple take the local paper. Don’t be afraid to to tell the editor that you have friends visitirg you. Perhaps you think the paper shows partiality, . effect that field mice are playing havoc but try and see if it doesn’t treat you . with alfalfa flelds on Big Meadows, reas well if you give it a chance. “. marke the Silver'State. It is said that’ se on Peter Anker’s ranch the rodents have destroyed the first crop of alfalfa entirely and that his lose will amount to $5000. The destruction of crops by field mice and cut worms is an evil which the Lovelock ranchers will hereafter will be forced to contend with and will doubtless have great difficulty in finding an effective means of exter. minating the pests. Reports from Lovelock are to the The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and Fever isa bottle of Grovr’s TasteLess Cutt Tonio. It is simply iron.and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—ne pay. Price 50c. 2e For excellent fancy summer drink call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of . Spring and Pine streets. m7-tf MAHER & CO. For JUNE NOVELTIES come to our House, then no mistake is made. ‘* New Fans to-day, all white New Hose to-day, all white New Lace Hose to-day, all white. New Drop-Stitch Hose to-day, all white New Belts to-day, all white New Batiste and Ventilated Corsets, all white New Ribbons to-day, all white New Parasols to-day, all white ) New Shirt Waists to-day, all white New Corset Covers to-day, all white, LADIES—The above are intended for GRADUATES last pay of pare _We have just as many nice colored goods as we have white—but this is a WHITE MONTH and fa white part.of the ook and -< such we call your special attention to White Materiale. Respectfully, MAHER & Co. and for the fy) SOMBRERO SOMBRERO SOMBREROS For Ladies and Children, _ FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on W. H. CRAWFORD, Main. Street = S % 3 He % 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. No. 2997. ice cream Sheriff's Sale. in three minutes. In the Superior Court in and for the Coun-, © inci a ty of Placer, State of California. THE MUNKO COMPANY, (a corporation) ° Plaintiff, vs. GOLD RUN GRAVELS LIMITED, (a corportion) Defendant. B* VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of the Superior Court of the County ot Placer. State of California, wherein The . Munro Company (a corporation) is Plaintiff and Gold Run Gravels Limited is Defendant . upon a judgment rendered on the 4thday of . March, 11. tor.the sum of One Thousand . , Sixty-nive and 36-100 do'lars, with interest . # atthe rate of 7 per cent. per annum fill, : paid, from the date of said judgment, to. gother with costs and disbursements, at the _ date of said judgment and accruing costs, onedollar, and expenses of sale. I have , this day levied upon ail the right, title, . claim and interest of the defendant of, in. and to the foilowing described real estate . standing onthe Records of Nevada County, . California, in the name of Gold Run Grav. els Limi (a corporation.) to wit : . The Ditch generally known as “Extension . Ditch,” conducting water from the South . Branch of the South Yuba River to the head . of Bear Kiver, together with all appurtenances. And whereas an Execution baving been issued to’ the Sheriff of Placer County, Cali. fornia. onthe &th -dey of May. 1.01, for the . sum of $1083.64, and said Sheriff having made . return of said kKxecution satisfied in the . sum of $927.75. And the sum of $161.20 with interest afore. said is puw actually due on said judgement. ** Public notice is hereby given that on . i Thursday, July Il, 1901, . At 12 0’elock m. of said day, in front of the) Courthouse door of the County of Nevada, . I will sei] at public auction for United State, . gold egin, all the right, title, claim and in. terest of the above named defendant, of, in andthe above described property, or so much thereof as may necessary to raise . sufficient to satisfy said judgment to the highest and best. idder for cash, United » States gold coin. — ; aves under my hand this 12thday of June err? . D.B. GETCHELL, Sheriff Nevada County. . By J.H. Pascon, Deputy Sheriff. W. P. Sowden, Attorney for Plaiptiff. one like old and Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY . Neyada City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 GRAND OPENING, SATURDAY, JUNE 15th, 1901. For the Little Fellow —0o000— If you want to see the little fellow) swell with pride, just put him into} just of our boy’s shirts, made Pa’s. All sizes for boys, from four years Spring Patterns are very pretty and cost only 50 cents : It will be a proud day for the little fellow when he puts on a real shirt. ie [ee All the boys are wearing them now. ap.. %. 75 cents. cam We sell cheaply. Superior quality: your store, gentlemen, for late ideas. + cacode ahd 2 PNG weer 9 ot —a WE’ RE IT eo as There’s only room at the top for one. WE’RE IT. We are the leaders baberdashery, and the best of everythingis here. ‘This store stands readyyour elbow with full supplies for dressing in good form It keeps its customers in touch with the freshest New York fashions. ‘ Just the eprrect ideas in COLLARS AND CUFFS. The swellest elegance in neckwear, the right. shedes in gloves, half-hose from France and Germany, the newest goods in full dregs shirts, the new style in Dress Shirt Protectors, the-“proper caper” in jewelry, the fashionable suspenders—not a detail lacking or-faulty, for this is the one complete mtleman’s estore. ' oes not mean an extra price, This is Join Our Don’t Worry Clube Membership unlimited and free for all. Fees— ‘none. Club house—our store. Object—The careful procuring of good clothing. Benefits — the saving of money to all members. Our don’t worry club is gaini ground steadily an strongly. Its mem bers are free from all clothing cares—free from all wor\ ry about unfair profits. Free from all concern about ill-fitting clothes, Among the. attractions are our new all-wool spring suite at $6 50, $7, $7 50 and $10. Every suit a p90 with talaty. of . by: A: mon saving in every prece. Serge suite are cody ia lari. vscioty 4° #1) $15, $17 50 and $20, with sit veils pare pbrewgg “Jia £9 open from 6 a. m. to 9 ae Met ee qaaba. O46 ee, “ ail aire 12 59, 39” is $ 1 ae on os eae Mme et Pen sencemaenhen ‘ ‘ ah "See Wash Suits in Big Window. —_ -_ Personal "J, 8. Boggies is here ftom Oak q H. Worthley, is down from Was! ton. w. H. Jones is here from §& mento. : fs J. P. Brissel of Sacramento is spending a few days. wie Charles Grimes will return . Meadow Lake today. Lele be Ed Ryan returned last evening . Eureka, Humboldt county. Pp, Cummings returned Bloomtield this morning. postmaster Henry Fitter reta this morning to Graniteville. William Maguire of Liberty Hill yisiting'in Nevada Oity last evenin Superintendent M. W. Mather oc down from the Plumbago mine to W. Eschbacher of Downieviille this morning for San Francisco’ o business trip. y y Mrs. Williams of San Francisco rived here last evening and left morning for Eureka, : W. W. Kinckerbacker, W. Hogue (. C. Chase of San. Francisco arr here on last evening’s train. J. W. Wileoxon and Ed Hat are here from Sierra Valley with cs for Grissel Brothers. Sere Geo. O. Catlett. of San Francisco: this morning for Graniteville to « his his sister, Mrs. P. S. Waldron. Postmaster L. 8. Oalkins will \ Monday for Shasta county on off business of K. of P. : ; P. 8. Waldron returned: to Gran ville this morning after spending a days here. ; J. F. Owens came down from Fo City yesterday and returned this m Happenin to N ing. : * R. Bennetts, who has been seriot ill with pneumonia, is now. get slong nicely. ; Mrs. W. O. Williams of Relief . passed through town yesterday on way to Grass Valley. Will Grimes, who has been resi in San. Francisco for several mot past, will return home tomorrow. Mrs. Langford of Santa Rosa arri here last evening and left this mort for Washington to visit relatives. _ ©. 0. Cobb and R. J. Huskings San Francisco left this morning Eureka, where they will remain some time. ; Mrs. Williams, who has been visi ‘Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Vivian, turned to her home at Forest Oity U ay. W. W. Stowe arrived here last e' ing from San Francisco and left. morning for Downieville on mi business. Emery Oarpenter, who ‘has . visiting in Sierra county for a few: past, arrived here last evening. returned to his home at Sacram today. Miss Ethel Mulloy, who has visiting at Oakland and San Fran for some time past, will return . tomorrow. She will be accompa by Mies Lucia Oliver, who will this city as the guest of Charle Mulloy and ‘family. Mr. and Mulloy will go to Colfax Sunde meet Miss Oliver and Miss Mulloy Rebekah . Election. Neva Rebekah Lodge, I. Oo. O has elected the following office serve for the ensuing term: ( Eddy, P. G.; Kate Kinkead, N Fannie Nickless, V. G.; Mrs. Ol Denny, Trustee. The civilized white Modoc o settlers who have just slaughtere men and boys without a shadow « are righteonsly indignant at the gestion that the barbarous India the district may now break loos« kill a man or two. Arrested and Set Frée. ‘Dr. J. H. Hanaford says in the tern Plowman: Ifthe first cou properly treated, the, first step i direction of consumption arreste: lungs developed; the breath set f need not fear consumption.” . Baisam for the throat and lungs proper treatment for the first « No other remedy has saved 80 from consumption. Large bottl and 60c, For sale by H. Dick sole agent. eee +e Ir will quich ycur thirst. Beer at TuTTix’s. 5 centsa gias 2eer Free Tonight And all of this week at Nevad the performance of the Quake cert Co. They play on string and wood instruments and th with merry song and dance. . the public. See the Queker . now at the Union Hotel, Office from 9a, m. to 12 m. j In times of peace; in times of The favorite drink is Jesse M Rainer LaGeR BEER on drat the Own, 5oents a glass. ; A Bad Breath. Is the most disgusting thing ‘ be affected with. It is nauses those with whom you come in . Lane’s Tea, taken at night, w the stomach and bowels in pro dition and make your breat , tio and 50c a package, For sa Dickerman, sole agent,’