June 2, 1894 (6 pages)

y of you phen > suit al es. Iam se yOouin nt, ake a spe cheapes © will be e-well;. t sting and iP. Have ‘nd fancy materials ee use.— ead y-mixold, LY represtand th f the lea trs IER, ITY, CAL ery ; Prop’r. ES, TO. PASTRY d on most 16 prompt ving the ow rates, ment ry Store ) PRICES ! t rt for You A USIC RECTOR. and other se the por. yn home, the. bion PTEND TO ING. te _ in the eounty. Within the past two weeks ence seems to be given to-hunting-dogs.—If ~ taxes appears today for the first time, as. & supplement to the TRaNnscRirT. It is not a} THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. . SATURDAY. pe peaa ye ts JUNE 2, 1894. COUPON PRIZES. Money For Those Who Bring in the _ Largest Number. Three coin prizes will be given to the persons bringing the largest number of coupons to the Transorirt ‘office up till Monday, June 11th. The first prize is $20, the second prize £10, and the third $5. Coupons should be delivered. to Fred E. Brown, and it is desired that they be brought in without delay. A list of jthe votes or coupons will be published each day, showing how the vote stands. Below is the list as “it appeared today after the. votes had been eounted: Fleanor Valantine..--++.es+eee: 9452 Josie Durst.-+++seseeees wea ses c8 7065 Lizzie Morgan.--ssses+esseeees . 4293 Minnie: Maltman..-.-+-++e+s+eee> 2160 Albert Casper..---eee 1404 Fred. Harryhousen..--+++r+ssters 112] Willie Martin..++-eee oe Py if & 2 Clifford Dennis. ..2++-+e+erereees $28 fidwin Darbin... Dececees Tivieees 327 Thomas Reynolds..-++++++++++** 245 Addison Miller. ..++-+-srereeee 185 “SpRING CHICKENS” are not always ten der ; but Ayer’s Pills enable the stomach to digest the toughest meat. An Immense Vote. The coupon contest inaugurated by Rose & Marwick at Grass Valley, and which concluded Thursday night, was one of the warinest competitions that ever took place the rivalry reached a white heat, especially among the friends-.of the girls who were striving for the first prize. Coupons were obtained from different parts of the State by friends of the contestants, and in this way an immense vote was polled. The forty-eight contestants polled 264,397 votes. Of this number May Goldstone was credited with 80,602; Mary Shoemaker, 57,134; Addie Barry, 20,674; Nellie Fiske, 10,884. Stealing Dogs. — Several dogs have been stolen in this city lately, and the owners are puzzled to know who has taken them. ‘The dogs. that have been abducted away from their homes were valued highly by their masters. “A prefer= the dog stealers weuld make way with the worthless curs around town they would receive the thanks of the majority of our citizens. We will agree to ‘‘ put them en to” a dozen or more and promise not to ‘‘give'them away” if they. secure the removal of these no-account canines. . Methodist Services. Methodist services tomorrow in Armory Hall. Rev. J. T. Murrish will preach. Subjects of discourse—Morning: “ BurdenBearing Christianity.” Night: ‘‘A Good Man in Bad Company.” ‘Sabbath School and Epworth League meetings at the usual hours, All, especially young people, are invited to attend these services. Delinquent Tax List. The list of delinquent State and county very lengthy list, showing that the taxpayers of the county paid up better than usual this time. eee 7oe TyreRE are 360 mountains in the United States which have a heiglit exceeding 10,000 feet, The greatest number is in Colorado and Utah. se The Watches of the Night ‘When of the repeated kind experienced by “persons troubled with insomnia, soon bring about an alarming condition of the nervous system. The shaking hand, confusion of the brain, lapses of memory and loss of appetite indicate, with terrible precision, the ravages produced by loss of sleep, which if unremedied must destroy mental equilibrium. altobe renewed or continued at the will of both. gether. No better and thorough nervine exists. than Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Common sense and experience point to its utterly absurd. ‘‘If two people,” he added, -early and steady use in cases of insomnia. It strengthens weak and relaxes the tension -of overstrained nerves, which, by the way & resort to unmedicated stimulant will never do permanently, while the after effect of guch excitants is most prejudical, Under the influence of this benign invigorant, appetite, digestion and sleep return, and bodily comfort and health are alike promoted. It hildren of th is invaluable in chills and fever, liver comShould there be children of those separated, plaint, constipation, rheumatic and kidney -ronte fo sot aside @ sum for their support in trouble. STRAYED OR STOLEN. A Gordon setter dog, black-and-tan, with . jute our daily papers, and okie oblais white-and-tan cross on chest. Any one] _.,4y admittance into families where & seknowing of bia whereabouts will confer a rious essay oD re and morsels is too favor by leaving word ‘at the TRANeCRIPT . ton excluded . te conteina 0 lets office , M. LawRENce, WRONGS OF MARRIED MEN. Written by Lady Cook, Nee Tennessee Claflin. o not more than one in fourteen couples, or one person in twenty-eight, desire to break marriage would be elevated by bringing it through the marriage bond. The nature of The Grass Valley Jockey Club Will COUNTER ATTRACTIONS. Have Exercises on the Fourth. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks _ PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. Dan Burns Will Support Him for WILL FAVOR W. H. H. HART, It is announced that Dan Burns has deBuckien’s Arnica Salve. The best. Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cha, Hands, .Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, an) i positively [For the TraxscRIPt.] present married people scarcely know where they are. The daily papers constantly give most pathetic accounts of injured husbands in humble life resorting to police magisthat they have no remedy against the mis-. conduct of their worthless partners. We} ¢ raga svn ae & eouatincs © yn down the ceiling of Justice Davis’ office, . same thing was talked of, but’ the project . Bloomfield yesterday. eratip wro omen. : tdi : : : a le oa tip Peal Sig ly ‘ a a This building will be oceupied by White &. was finally abandoned. We cannot believe G. W. Adams came up from Sheridan} lady’s name was not learned. alk he of uitable that suhantian Moore and Judge Davis will remove to the . that public sentiment in our sister city will . yesterday on business. hata be Aabtin, ae ts teadine “wid pew building on Neal street. Sam Fisher sustain the action of the Jockey Club in. Mra. David Ayres of Grass Valley is visfale chia shoub’ be given ‘ee all J Wie ‘have was busy Friday removing his goods into . voting to get up a counter attraction on the . iting friends in this city. a rs ded Fe ¢ . ld h the building formerly occupied by the Mint} Fourth. This we do know, however, that] Robert McLachlin of Riverside came in rH aro ane pergar ragee ste saloon and workmen were engaged in fitting . if a regular celebration was to be held in. on the train last evening. yp ' . y ne age sen just vacated by A “ig Grass Valley the Jockey Club weuld not Elwell Holland returned last evening rer, for the new grocery store of S. P. think of having any exercises to draw peo. from a visit to the Midwinter Fair? ae tg eo a law. ah the pea Dorsey. Chris. Miller-has a new residence . ple down to Watt Park. Why they should Fred Evans of San Francisco is here on a = baal Polk . Beek 8 Pam “ in process of erection on Church street and . do so when Nevada City intends to cele. visit to the family of J. F. Hook. a ide és, three new residences are’ being erected on. brate is something we don’t exactly .underW. W. Waggoner and wife returned ‘yese for her maintenance, But when, a8} the Conaway tract by William Hooper, now, a married woman retains her own, the. James Oliver and Mrs. Kneebone, respect: ince é <a ai ; i reanen for compelling maintenance from the] ively, , pect. selfish motives, _ we trust is not the Miss Lillie Tam left this morning for San that both should share alike. husband has disappeared. She may have a good house and a good income, and from caprice or other cause, may deny him admittance to his married home, and to any share of her living. If destitute-he may go to the workhouse, while she is living in. luxury, and no claim can be made upon her for his austenance. But reverse the positions, and the husband will be compelled to allow her a maintenance. This system falls hardest on the poorest. It is not uncommon for a police magistrate to order a working-man to contribute twelve shillings a week or more te the support of a separated wife. Few men of such aclass can do this and live, 3 : Again, since the Jackson case, no husband can compel an unwilling wife to, cohabit with him. Of course this is right f : aiege 2% possible ys . condition * mu-. The Grass Valley Jockey Club, at a meet-} Fred Brinkman went to Auburn today. The circumstances relating to marriage me open potoeed would : ie ing last night, decided to celebrate the} Peter Kieffer of Angle's Camp is in town. cided to support W. H. H. Hart for Gov-. teed. to give perfect satisfacion ot money reased through it. at are require in’ 5 : : ; : aap nm are becoming so confused’ and anomalous, . effect these ends are: Equal conditions of Fourth of July at Watt Park with horse-. Mrs. M. D. Wallis of Sacramento is here} ernor, and would exert all higtefluence in refunded. Price 25 cents per box, Fo that a re-casting of the laws pertaining to is. ofvi i iekek code ‘a tales voatiy ca Pe Sin AR Lane civil contract, and easy of sep-. for all of which liberal purses are to be} John I. Caldwell will leave in a few days] versation with an Alameda gentleman on Sraen for sasiatases ceattvics, ant finding tearing down the brick front of the atpre City’s year to celebrate, and that extensive in town today. , formerly occupied by Roberts & Blair. This} preparations therefor are now under way,. ©. W. Weld arrived here from San Fran-. runs between this city and Nevada City, following were elected: i. J. Fuchs, W. J. . point to join with the Grass Valleyans in low. Michell, William Keieher and A, M. making a success of such demonstrations, <oe Stokes. 3 knowing that it was.a case of doing unto . severe attack of pneumonia, was slightly Tux Btoop is the source of health, Keep and Ready yesterday at the school-election. ©; G. Single received the highest number of . by calling a meeting and voting to postpone . University, arrived home last evening on o votes, but it is probable that his, election their sports till Saturday, July 7th, or visit to his parents. » will be contested, as it is claimed by some some other date that will be convenient and Manuel Cadman arrived here last evening {fully prepared f : P gaparilla as the general-in-chief : : : ; rom the be E . to be illegal, because several foreigners not interfere with the success of the Fourth from San Francisco, where has been attendAg ats x _— oe whose names do not appear on the Great . of July celebration in this city. Register were allowed to vote. cures Piles, or no pay required, ¢ is guaranthat! gentleman’s behalf. Mr, Hart in consale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. racing, drilling contests, baseball game, etc., . on a visit. : given, and the program will probably take for Oregon. . Thursday confirmed the statement. up the best part of the day. C. Mallon returned from San Francisco — ee In view of the fact that according to a yesterday. : —— Popular Preacher,Tidings: Workmen commenced Friday . long established custom this is Nevada] Fred Arbogast of North Bloomfield was} Marysville Democrat: William Conlin, the well-known driver of the stage which. Saye HOOD’S Rallies the Vital Forces and Gives Strength. Changes and Improvements. iil be replaced by « handsome glass mene this action of the Jockey Club is not only . cisco last evening. was married in San Francisco Thursday to arpenters were at work Friday tearing. unkind but unfair. Two years ago the. M. J. Brock came down from North. a young lady resident of the mining town. The matter has been kept quiet and the Congregational Church. The Twenty-First Anniversary ef the Rev. J. Sims Pastorate will be celebrated tomorrow, both morning and evening. In the morning an address will be delivered to the young, In the evening a grand concert will be given, including a talk by the pastor. . All are cordially invited. —— esr eeerroe stand, unless such a course is actuated by . terday from a visit to San Francisco. Ice Cream Social. . An ice cream social will be given by the God Templars on Friday evening next at Odd Fellows Hall. Tickets 25-cents. oz reason, os Frrancisco to attend the Midwinter Fair. Nevada City has never attempted to get} H.-R. McDougall of San Francisco _arSchool Elections. . : F ‘ Ee up a counter attraction when it was Grass . rived here today on his way to Downieville. Be Gia At Grass Valley yestewday the election Valley’s turn to celebrate, but on the other Charles E. Johnson came down from. Bricks from what is believed to be the or School Trustees passed off quietly. The hand the people generally have made it a North Bloomfield yesterday on his way be-. old Tower of Babel are atill found in great : profusion at Birs Nimrud, Babylonia, Rev. J. M. Driver, D. D., Is widely known as pastor of the First M. ¥. Church at Columbia City, Indiana, and is a powerful pulpit orator. His book, “Samson and Shylock, or & Preacher’s Plea for the Workingman,” has received much praise from press Philip Richards, who is suffering from a A spirited contest took place at Rough them as we would have them do unto us, _. better today. it pure by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which . . The Jockey Club will certainly act wisely . Edgar Hook, who is attending the State is peculiar to itself, and superior in atrength, and clergy. Dr. Driver says: economy, and medicinal merit. “©, I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : ; i “Dear Sirs—Among the raliers of all the vital forces, I-regard Hood’s SarHoop’s Prius are purely vegetable, ‘careCrowded and overworked, as & preacher and lecturer, Tsometimes am conscious that Tam not measuring up to the best that Tam capable of doing, ‘A few doses—« bottle or two—of Hood's however, greatly invigorate My Body, Jing the Midwinter Fair, on his way home to Prete sone naire Tar absiemneneer Sufficient money has been subscribed to. Forest City, Cutna claims to have invented the comb, ensure a fine celebration, and the general) Mrs. Thomas Trevail of Granite, Montana, . but. no doubt Eve used: something to committee and all the sub-committees are] is here om a visit to friends, after having . straighten her hair with that: anawered the Given to the Jury. Yesterday afternoon Deputy District Atenough. But, on the other hand, a wife can compel an unwilling husband by a judge’s order to reatore her to cohabitation or pay the penalty of refusal. This seems an unfair distinction. If a husband neglect his wifeand family, so that it becomes constructive cruelty, the wife can obtain a separation order without so much’ as the asking But a wife may spend her days in dissipation, may frequent public houses, and neglect her children, and the hnsband has neither remedy nor power to-prevent-her.— The wife may be a naggef, a scold, a perpetual tormentor; one of the class whom our humorous and political forefathers cured by the-application of a ducking stool and horse torney Riley made the opening argument for the prosecution in the case of the People vs. George Smith, and was followed by A. J. Ridge for the defense. This morning District Attorney Ford began the closing argument, and this afternoon the case was given to the jury. 220+ Damon and Pythias. At the meeting of Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, last night, ©. -H. Harrison, 1 Gharles—Peeor-and L.S. Calkins were ap. pointed ‘a committee to arrange for the proproperties are contained in Ayer’s Sarsapabe pleased with the day’s festivities and that people from other places will feel.well satistions will be made for all who. may come. Nevada City’s hotel, restaurant and other facilities are not excelled by -any. interior town in the State, 4-9 Tur best alterative, diuretic, and tonic rilla. fied with their visit, Ample accommoda-. $3 per dozen. Dowe & Murphy, the wellworking zealously to carry out the extensive made a tour of the southern part of the . purpose, Clarity My Mind, and plans that have -been: agreed upon. It is . State and attended the Midwinter Fair, See ake me feel the intention to provide attractions of such ee Cuuncet bells were tirat auggested by . ~ ply ore a on = . Paulinius, an Italian Bish le. a wee am up to concert pitch again, an interesting character that everybedy will Photographic. “ n Bishop, and were in ‘cheerful, buoyant and’ ready for any For a limited time Cabinet Photographs. known San Francisco photgraphers, are open and ready for business, prepared to do work in all the latest styles, Grand Panels, Paris Panels and Cabinet work, beautifully finished. All work guaranteed, Give them a call at once, Remember fora short time only. Duplicates secured from tended for‘ driving-away_spirita_and_ridNow is Your Chance, negatives made last summer, and finished . The Nevada County MeAdam Company }__ Cc -work—and capable. of any. feat of strength or endurance. To all overwerent protesiane’ eg Hood's Sar: 4 saparilla is & od-gend. Sivk headache, wind on the stomach, biliPeery truly yours, ousness, nausea, are promptly and agreeably JoHN MERNITTS DRIVER." banished by Dr, J. H, Melean’s Little Liver ey rele) D’ S and Kidney Pillets. 25. a vial. Sold at Carr Bros:, Drug Store. a Ss : 1) CURE ding the air of devils.” a. a ‘. auch fly for refuge to the nearest tavern and _ The practice of borrowing your neighbor's able te securé water for irrigation purposes pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. : : oo z or i uti ben didortonn Mike newspaper is something that neither the} and to furnish power to run quartz mills. Price 75 ota, Sold by Oarr Bros. OO( QO d >. a. ff UXUl \, duct short of adultery, and the unfortunate husband must put up with it all. Many drown their misery in drink, and often “behonest hard-working man, too, is punished from home, his wife neglected her duties and kept his children from school. If the tines are not paid, it is he who is imprisoned, and not the culprit wife. : Widows can claim, absolutely, one-third of the pergonalty of husbands dying intestate, but widowers have only a life interest in the unwilled property of deceased wives. =. : These are come of the wrongs under which married men suffer, owing to the radical changes which have taken place in the relations of husband and wife since marriage was made a religious sacrament. A more rational perception of its nature, however, is beginning to prevail, and it is tinie that all these and other anomalies should cease. The religious idea of its character must give way. Marriage will have to be thoroughly reconstructed on the basis of a civil partnership, terminable at will or from breach of contract, as in other associations, Even time partnerships, to lapse at the end of a term, say seven or any other number of years to be agreed upon, would be better than the haphazard, happy-go-lucky system now in vogue. These, if agreeable, could As Mr. Labouchere has juet said in the House of Commons, the Law of Divorce is ‘wanted to be married, let them be married, and if they wanted to be divorced, let them be divorced.” Although these opinions were greeted with much laughter by the House, as though they were excessively funny, they are nevertheless correct, and domestic happiness will never be universal until they are received as serious truths. it would be a simple matter to compel paa ratio according to the individual property of each, This would put an end to the filthy accounts of divorce suite which polnecessary plain speaking, 8 though omesae ecto Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. ‘DR lettes could be expected without breaking “eet people could divorce themselves at will and without publicity, they would be as careful to preserve each other's esteem after, as they were before marriage. We should then seldom see what so frequently happens now; the charming, neat, obliging fiances, pond; she may be guilty of any miscon-. part. duction oat the play, Dainon and Pythias. anna ee Gime ARIE at a reduction. m3 btt will furnish crushed rock for sidewalks, or Even when other preparations fall, Be Mr, ‘Laurie will have charge of the enter: Water for Colfax. see Eee Seat aera [road purposes, Leave orders at ‘Transsure to get Hood's and only Hood's, tainment and will instruct those who take The Colfax Sentinel reporta that water Mus. T 8, Hawxina, Chattanooga, Tenn., ber oficn. Re W. Parker, Supt. “Hood's Pilis become the favorite OM pion ce rie OU was turned into the new South Yuba canal says: “Shiloh’s Vitaliver ‘SAVED MY f, O. Grson, Seo'y, m28 thartic with every one who tries them, 260-— by th istrate because, in his absence A : sits Sod eel Sees : ase. y the mag 8 certainly of sufficient value to you to War-. ents, and they intend to Saunas Par) Wis hack tos Couns, Pounteby foda cad Because It Is Hard to Find. x developing into the giddy, careless, slatLIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a Pay for Your Papers. last Wednesday and for the first time in the — history of the divide the residents will be debilitated system I ever used.” For Dysnl Re ec errr neighbors nor-the publishers like, Ifa pa-) The South Yuba Company has spent several a Ice Cream and Soda, per is worthy of your consideration It 18 . hundred thousand dollars in these improverant the price of its subscription. nish Sacramento with pure mountain water. . To> Cream Soda is served at A, Tam's . . Will Sink the Shaft. Pt Mronhatrethy: : »t IQUR SODA Pleases All the Faculties. Mining Permits issued. Tidings: A contract has been let to sink the-shaft at the Brunswick mine one hunThe Debris Commission has issued perdred feet deeper. The shaft is now down mits to mine by the hydraulic process to the 700 feet and when this contract is completed . OWHerS of the Excelsior, Craycroft Hill and drifts will be run from the 800-level. The Eureka mines, Downieville, Sierra county. eutlook at the mine is quite encouraging. _ These three make a total of forty-one per99 e— imits iaaved by the Commission since ite orMaple Sugar. . ganization last year. aS a” It Pleases the Eye—Clear, Bright, Sparkling. . . It Pleases the Touch—Glasses of Good Quality and Clean. It Pleases the Nerves—Delicate Service, No Jarring or Over"filling . : It Pleases the Taste—Cool, Pure, Delicious. FOLEY, ins cvs Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. oe Ture feebler the patient the less dangerous it is to take chloroform. Genuine Vermont Maple Sugar just received at Gaylord’s. —+ ee Anout the thinnest thing in the world is Rare Stones. the film of a soap bubble, of whichit would neil take 50,000,000 to measure an inch, Leutje & Brand have just received a large : sectiias : and elegant assortment of precious stones, Ture are about 80,000 words in the GerEverything bought at this old establishThe Union Toe Company snow —— given at Silva’s Hall, Nimrod street, on to deliver ice in quantities to suit to @nY. saturday evening, June 2d. Fight prizes) man language; Italian, 45,000; French, 40,~] ont guaranteed as represente * tf : j 000; Spanish, 20,000. a St Se : : me “sig tnt Apron and Necktie Party. DEALERS IN ; — An Apron and Necktie Party will be Lumber af all kinds, I MATCHED FLOORING, {a 1 we bl Al. DRESSED SIDING, part of the city. Orders left at the Ice will be given. Dancing from 9 till 12:30, oo ~ Absolutely Pure. MILL-AND MINING LUMBER a Plaza, will be promptly ‘Admission, TB cota pescoupls, mSl . 4 is nein bebe oeeien FENCING, nae le 4 2@o: : A \: = : 5 ae Horses For Sale. Highest of all in loevenin,’, ~ength.—Latest LUMBER MERCHANTS. SHINGLES oR , LATHS, BTC. KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify United States Government b. vi Reyort, 1 your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate Thirty-five head of horses, all broken, for Royal Baking Powder 0o., —— : our Bowels and make your Head clear as a sale. For further particulars enquire at 106 Wall S$ : : 4 Glenbeock Sane: jl-lw he MY, . Office-—Boulder Street, Nevada City. bell. 25c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, Se cn al SUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN — an THIS IS BOYS’ WEEK ~ Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; : AT GARTER & JOHNSTON’S.— fering and sorrow. Dr, J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidneys Balm is a certain cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, ‘A trial will convince you of its great potency, Sold at Carr Bros,, Drug Store. yryyyy eli od J Something Nice. _W. H. Smith has just received at his grocery store on Broad street, a fresh stock of Saratoga Chips. Call and try them. 2 We are offering this week some special bargains in Boys’ and Children’s Clothing. Boys’ Knee Suits for $1 50, $2, $2 50 and $3—all sizes, good bargains. Boys’ Knee Pants for 50 cents per pair. Our own make Boys’ Combination Suits—two air of pants with each Suit and a-‘cap to match for $5 50. sizes 4 to'13 years. Boys’ Calico Waists 25 cents each, —?> —/ — —? aie —» —» —» —» —» a7 Boys’ Fontleroy Waists, with collars and cuffs at—— tached, assorted patterns, 50 cts., 75 cts. and $1. Some~—— : thing new. : : +s We are still selling Men's All-Wool Suits for $7 50 = that any other store in the county would ask you $10 for. “gp Our $10, $12 and $14 suits are good bargains. ———? ——e — —? = a TU LLAAADAALAAAAAAAAMAAMAAL Ez We will give our strictest attention to country orders. @@ DBSSSSoessVeVoVoue “CARTER & JOHNSTON, the One-Price Clothiers, Pine Street. 2 marrrrrnmurmmmrnnni

y of you phen > suit al es. Iam se yOouin nt, ake a spe cheapes © will be e-well;. t sting and iP. Have ‘nd fancy materials ee use.— ead y-mixold, LY represtand th f the lea trs IER, ITY, CAL ery ; Prop’r. ES, TO. PASTRY d on most 16 prompt ving the ow rates, ment ry Store ) PRICES ! t rt for You A USIC RECTOR. and other se the por. yn home, the. bion PTEND TO ING. te _ in the eounty. Within the past two weeks ence seems to be given to-hunting-dogs.—If ~ taxes appears today for the first time, as. & supplement to the TRaNnscRirT. It is not a} THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. . SATURDAY. pe peaa ye ts JUNE 2, 1894. COUPON PRIZES. Money For Those Who Bring in the _ Largest Number. Three coin prizes will be given to the persons bringing the largest number of coupons to the Transorirt ‘office up till Monday, June 11th. The first prize is $20, the second prize £10, and the third $5. Coupons should be delivered. to Fred E. Brown, and it is desired that they be brought in without delay. A list of jthe votes or coupons will be published each day, showing how the vote stands. Below is the list as “it appeared today after the. votes had been eounted: Fleanor Valantine....--++.es+eee: 9452 Josie Durst..-+++seseeees wea ses c8 7065 Lizzie Morgan..--ssses+esseeees . 4293 Minnie: Maltman...-.-+-++e+s+eee> 2160 Albert Casper....---eee 1404 Fred. Harryhousen...--+++r+ssters 112] Willie Martin....++-eee oe Py if & 2 Clifford Dennis. ...2++-+e+erereees $28 fidwin Darbin..... Dececees Tivieees 327 Thomas Reynolds...-++++++++++** 245 Addison Miller. ....++-+-srereeee 185 “SpRING CHICKENS” are not always ten der ; but Ayer’s Pills enable the stomach to digest the toughest meat. An Immense Vote. The coupon contest inaugurated by Rose & Marwick at Grass Valley, and which concluded Thursday night, was one of the warinest competitions that ever took place the rivalry reached a white heat, especially among the friends-.of the girls who were striving for the first prize. Coupons were obtained from different parts of the State by friends of the contestants, and in this way an immense vote was polled. The forty-eight contestants polled 264,397 votes. Of this number May Goldstone was credited with 80,602; Mary Shoemaker, 57,134; Addie Barry, 20,674; Nellie Fiske, 10,884. Stealing Dogs. — Several dogs have been stolen in this city lately, and the owners are puzzled to know who has taken them. ‘The dogs. that have been abducted away from their homes were valued highly by their masters. “A prefer= the dog stealers weuld make way with the worthless curs around town they would receive the thanks of the majority of our citizens. We will agree to ‘‘ put them en to” a dozen or more and promise not to ‘‘give'them away” if they. secure the removal of these no-account canines. . Methodist Services. Methodist services tomorrow in Armory Hall. Rev. J. T. Murrish will preach. Subjects of discourse—Morning: “ BurdenBearing Christianity.” Night: ‘‘A Good Man in Bad Company.” ‘Sabbath School and Epworth League meetings at the usual hours, All, especially young people, are invited to attend these services. Delinquent Tax List. The list of delinquent State and county very lengthy list, showing that the taxpayers of the county paid up better than usual this time. eee 7oe TyreRE are 360 mountains in the United States which have a heiglit exceeding 10,000 feet, The greatest number is in Colorado and Utah. se The Watches of the Night ‘When of the repeated kind experienced by “persons troubled with insomnia, soon bring about an alarming condition of the nervous system. The shaking hand, confusion of the brain, lapses of memory and loss of appetite indicate, with terrible precision, the ravages produced by loss of sleep, which if unremedied must destroy mental equilibrium. altobe renewed or continued at the will of both. gether. No better and thorough nervine exists. than Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Common sense and experience point to its utterly absurd. ‘‘If two people,” he added, -early and steady use in cases of insomnia. It strengthens weak and relaxes the tension -of overstrained nerves, which, by the way & resort to unmedicated stimulant will never do permanently, while the after effect of guch excitants is most prejudical, Under the influence of this benign invigorant, appetite, digestion and sleep return, and bodily comfort and health are alike promoted. It hildren of th is invaluable in chills and fever, liver comShould there be children of those separated, plaint, constipation, rheumatic and kidney -ronte fo sot aside @ sum for their support in trouble. STRAYED OR STOLEN. A Gordon setter dog, black-and-tan, with . jute our daily papers, and okie oblais white-and-tan cross on chest. Any one] _.,4y admittance into families where & seknowing of bia whereabouts will confer a rious essay oD re and morsels is too favor by leaving word ‘at the TRANeCRIPT . ton excluded . te conteina 0 lets office , M. LawRENce, WRONGS OF MARRIED MEN. Written by Lady Cook, Nee Tennessee Claflin. o not more than one in fourteen couples, or one person in twenty-eight, desire to break marriage would be elevated by bringing it through the marriage bond. The nature of The Grass Valley Jockey Club Will COUNTER ATTRACTIONS. Have Exercises on the Fourth. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks _ PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. Dan Burns Will Support Him for WILL FAVOR W. H. H. HART, It is announced that Dan Burns has deBuckien’s Arnica Salve. The best. Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cha, Hands, .Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, an) i positively [For the TraxscRIPt.] present married people scarcely know where they are. The daily papers constantly give most pathetic accounts of injured husbands in humble life resorting to police magisthat they have no remedy against the mis-. conduct of their worthless partners. We} ¢ raga svn ae & eouatincs © yn down the ceiling of Justice Davis’ office, . same thing was talked of, but’ the project . Bloomfield yesterday. eratip wro omen. : tdi : : : a le oa tip Peal Sig ly ‘ a a This building will be oceupied by White &. was finally abandoned. We cannot believe G. W. Adams came up from Sheridan} lady’s name was not learned. alk he of uitable that suhantian Moore and Judge Davis will remove to the . that public sentiment in our sister city will . yesterday on business. hata be Aabtin, ae ts teadine “wid pew building on Neal street. Sam Fisher sustain the action of the Jockey Club in. Mra. David Ayres of Grass Valley is visfale chia shoub’ be given ‘ee all J Wie ‘have was busy Friday removing his goods into . voting to get up a counter attraction on the . iting friends in this city. a rs ded Fe ¢ . ld h the building formerly occupied by the Mint} Fourth. This we do know, however, that] Robert McLachlin of Riverside came in rH aro ane pergar ragee ste saloon and workmen were engaged in fitting . if a regular celebration was to be held in. on the train last evening. yp ' . y ne age sen just vacated by A “ig Grass Valley the Jockey Club weuld not Elwell Holland returned last evening rer, for the new grocery store of S. P. think of having any exercises to draw peo. from a visit to the Midwinter Fair? ae tg eo a law. ah the pea Dorsey. Chris. Miller-has a new residence . ple down to Watt Park. Why they should Fred Evans of San Francisco is here on a = baal Polk . Beek 8 Pam “ in process of erection on Church street and . do so when Nevada City intends to cele. visit to the family of J. F. Hook. a ide és, three new residences are’ being erected on. brate is something we don’t exactly .underW. W. Waggoner and wife returned ‘yese for her maintenance, But when, a8} the Conaway tract by William Hooper, now, a married woman retains her own, the. James Oliver and Mrs. Kneebone, respect: ince é <a ai ; i reanen for compelling maintenance from the] ively, , pect. selfish motives, _ we trust is not the Miss Lillie Tam left this morning for San that both should share alike. husband has disappeared. She may have a good house and a good income, and from caprice or other cause, may deny him admittance to his married home, and to any share of her living. If destitute-he may go to the workhouse, while she is living in. luxury, and no claim can be made upon her for his austenance. But reverse the positions, and the husband will be compelled to allow her a maintenance. This system falls hardest on the poorest. It is not uncommon for a police magistrate to order a working-man to contribute twelve shillings a week or more te the support of a separated wife. Few men of such aclass can do this and live, 3 : Again, since the Jackson case, no husband can compel an unwilling wife to, cohabit with him. Of course this is right f : aiege 2% possible ys . condition * mu-. The Grass Valley Jockey Club, at a meet-} Fred Brinkman went to Auburn today. The circumstances relating to marriage me open potoeed would : ie ing last night, decided to celebrate the} Peter Kieffer of Angle's Camp is in town. cided to support W. H. H. Hart for Gov-. teed. to give perfect satisfacion ot money reased through it. at are require in’ 5 : : ; : aap nm are becoming so confused’ and anomalous, . effect these ends are: Equal conditions of Fourth of July at Watt Park with horse-. Mrs. M. D. Wallis of Sacramento is here} ernor, and would exert all higtefluence in refunded. Price 25 cents per box, Fo that a re-casting of the laws pertaining to is. ofvi i iekek code ‘a tales voatiy ca Pe Sin AR Lane civil contract, and easy of sep-. for all of which liberal purses are to be} John I. Caldwell will leave in a few days] versation with an Alameda gentleman on Sraen for sasiatases ceattvics, ant finding tearing down the brick front of the atpre City’s year to celebrate, and that extensive in town today. , formerly occupied by Roberts & Blair. This} preparations therefor are now under way,. ©. W. Weld arrived here from San Fran-. runs between this city and Nevada City, following were elected: i. J. Fuchs, W. J. . point to join with the Grass Valleyans in low. Michell, William Keieher and A, M. making a success of such demonstrations, <oe Stokes. 3 knowing that it was.a case of doing unto . severe attack of pneumonia, was slightly Tux Btoop is the source of health, Keep and Ready yesterday at the school-election. ©; G. Single received the highest number of . by calling a meeting and voting to postpone . University, arrived home last evening on o votes, but it is probable that his, election their sports till Saturday, July 7th, or visit to his parents. » will be contested, as it is claimed by some some other date that will be convenient and Manuel Cadman arrived here last evening {fully prepared f : P gaparilla as the general-in-chief : : : ; rom the be E . to be illegal, because several foreigners not interfere with the success of the Fourth from San Francisco, where has been attendAg ats x _— oe whose names do not appear on the Great . of July celebration in this city. Register were allowed to vote. cures Piles, or no pay required, ¢ is guaranthat! gentleman’s behalf. Mr, Hart in consale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. racing, drilling contests, baseball game, etc., . on a visit. : given, and the program will probably take for Oregon. . Thursday confirmed the statement. up the best part of the day. C. Mallon returned from San Francisco — ee In view of the fact that according to a yesterday. : —— Popular Preacher,Tidings: Workmen commenced Friday . long established custom this is Nevada] Fred Arbogast of North Bloomfield was} Marysville Democrat: William Conlin, the well-known driver of the stage which. Saye HOOD’S Rallies the Vital Forces and Gives Strength. Changes and Improvements. iil be replaced by « handsome glass mene this action of the Jockey Club is not only . cisco last evening. was married in San Francisco Thursday to arpenters were at work Friday tearing. unkind but unfair. Two years ago the. M. J. Brock came down from North. a young lady resident of the mining town. The matter has been kept quiet and the Congregational Church. The Twenty-First Anniversary ef the Rev. J. Sims Pastorate will be celebrated tomorrow, both morning and evening. In the morning an address will be delivered to the young, In the evening a grand concert will be given, including a talk by the pastor. . All are cordially invited. —— esr eeerroe stand, unless such a course is actuated by . terday from a visit to San Francisco. Ice Cream Social. . An ice cream social will be given by the

God Templars on Friday evening next at Odd Fellows Hall. Tickets 25-cents. oz reason, os Frrancisco to attend the Midwinter Fair. Nevada City has never attempted to get} H.-R. McDougall of San Francisco _arSchool Elections. . : F ‘ Ee up a counter attraction when it was Grass . rived here today on his way to Downieville. Be Gia At Grass Valley yestewday the election Valley’s turn to celebrate, but on the other Charles E. Johnson came down from. Bricks from what is believed to be the or School Trustees passed off quietly. The hand the people generally have made it a North Bloomfield yesterday on his way be-. old Tower of Babel are atill found in great : profusion at Birs Nimrud, Babylonia, Rev. J. M. Driver, D. D., Is widely known as pastor of the First M. ¥. Church at Columbia City, Indiana, and is a powerful pulpit orator. His book, “Samson and Shylock, or & Preacher’s Plea for the Workingman,” has received much praise from press Philip Richards, who is suffering from a A spirited contest took place at Rough them as we would have them do unto us, _. better today. it pure by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which . . The Jockey Club will certainly act wisely . Edgar Hook, who is attending the State is peculiar to itself, and superior in atrength, and clergy. Dr. Driver says: economy, and medicinal merit. “©, I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : ; i “Dear Sirs—Among the raliers of all the vital forces, I-regard Hood’s SarHoop’s Prius are purely vegetable, ‘careCrowded and overworked, as & preacher and lecturer, Tsometimes am conscious that Tam not measuring up to the best that Tam capable of doing, ‘A few doses—« bottle or two—of Hood's however, greatly invigorate My Body, Jing the Midwinter Fair, on his way home to Prete sone naire Tar absiemneneer Sufficient money has been subscribed to. Forest City, Cutna claims to have invented the comb, ensure a fine celebration, and the general) Mrs. Thomas Trevail of Granite, Montana, . but. no doubt Eve used: something to committee and all the sub-committees are] is here om a visit to friends, after having . straighten her hair with that: anawered the Given to the Jury. Yesterday afternoon Deputy District Atenough. But, on the other hand, a wife can compel an unwilling husband by a judge’s order to reatore her to cohabitation or pay the penalty of refusal. This seems an unfair distinction. If a husband neglect his wifeand family, so that it becomes constructive cruelty, the wife can obtain a separation order without so much’ as the asking But a wife may spend her days in dissipation, may frequent public houses, and neglect her children, and the hnsband has neither remedy nor power to-prevent-her.— The wife may be a naggef, a scold, a perpetual tormentor; one of the class whom our humorous and political forefathers cured by the-application of a ducking stool and horse torney Riley made the opening argument for the prosecution in the case of the People vs. George Smith, and was followed by A. J. Ridge for the defense. This morning District Attorney Ford began the closing argument, and this afternoon the case was given to the jury. 220+ Damon and Pythias. At the meeting of Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, last night, ©. -H. Harrison, 1 Gharles—Peeor-and L.S. Calkins were ap. pointed ‘a committee to arrange for the proproperties are contained in Ayer’s Sarsapabe pleased with the day’s festivities and that people from other places will feel.well satistions will be made for all who. may come. Nevada City’s hotel, restaurant and other facilities are not excelled by -any. interior town in the State, 4-9 Tur best alterative, diuretic, and tonic rilla. fied with their visit, Ample accommoda-. $3 per dozen. Dowe & Murphy, the wellworking zealously to carry out the extensive made a tour of the southern part of the . purpose, Clarity My Mind, and plans that have -been: agreed upon. It is . State and attended the Midwinter Fair, See ake me feel the intention to provide attractions of such ee Cuuncet bells were tirat auggested by . ~ ply ore a on = . Paulinius, an Italian Bish le. a wee am up to concert pitch again, an interesting character that everybedy will Photographic. “ n Bishop, and were in ‘cheerful, buoyant and’ ready for any For a limited time Cabinet Photographs. known San Francisco photgraphers, are open and ready for business, prepared to do work in all the latest styles, Grand Panels, Paris Panels and Cabinet work, beautifully finished. All work guaranteed, Give them a call at once, Remember fora short time only. Duplicates secured from tended for‘ driving-away_spirita_and_ridNow is Your Chance, negatives made last summer, and finished . The Nevada County MeAdam Company }__ Cc -work—and capable. of any. feat of strength or endurance. To all overwerent protesiane’ eg Hood's Sar: 4 saparilla is & od-gend. Sivk headache, wind on the stomach, biliPeery truly yours, ousness, nausea, are promptly and agreeably JoHN MERNITTS DRIVER." banished by Dr, J. H, Melean’s Little Liver ey rele) D’ S and Kidney Pillets. 25. a vial. Sold at Carr Bros:, Drug Store. a Ss : 1) CURE ding the air of devils.” a. a ‘. auch fly for refuge to the nearest tavern and _ The practice of borrowing your neighbor's able te securé water for irrigation purposes pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. : : oo z or i uti ben didortonn Mike newspaper is something that neither the} and to furnish power to run quartz mills. Price 75 ota, Sold by Oarr Bros. OO( QO d >. a. ff UXUl \, duct short of adultery, and the unfortunate husband must put up with it all. Many drown their misery in drink, and often “behonest hard-working man, too, is punished from home, his wife neglected her duties and kept his children from school. If the tines are not paid, it is he who is imprisoned, and not the culprit wife. : Widows can claim, absolutely, one-third of the pergonalty of husbands dying intestate, but widowers have only a life interest in the unwilled property of deceased wives. =. : These are come of the wrongs under which married men suffer, owing to the radical changes which have taken place in the relations of husband and wife since marriage was made a religious sacrament. A more rational perception of its nature, however, is beginning to prevail, and it is tinie that all these and other anomalies should cease. The religious idea of its character must give way. Marriage will have to be thoroughly reconstructed on the basis of a civil partnership, terminable at will or from breach of contract, as in other associations, Even time partnerships, to lapse at the end of a term, say seven or any other number of years to be agreed upon, would be better than the haphazard, happy-go-lucky system now in vogue. These, if agreeable, could As Mr. Labouchere has juet said in the House of Commons, the Law of Divorce is ‘wanted to be married, let them be married, and if they wanted to be divorced, let them be divorced.” Although these opinions were greeted with much laughter by the House, as though they were excessively funny, they are nevertheless correct, and domestic happiness will never be universal until they are received as serious truths. it would be a simple matter to compel paa ratio according to the individual property of each, This would put an end to the filthy accounts of divorce suite which polnecessary plain speaking, 8 though omesae ecto Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. ‘DR lettes could be expected without breaking “eet people could divorce themselves at will and without publicity, they would be as careful to preserve each other's esteem after, as they were before marriage. We should then seldom see what so frequently happens now; the charming, neat, obliging fiances, pond; she may be guilty of any miscon-. part. duction oat the play, Dainon and Pythias. anna ee Gime ARIE at a reduction. m3 btt will furnish crushed rock for sidewalks, or Even when other preparations fall, Be Mr, ‘Laurie will have charge of the enter: Water for Colfax. see Eee Seat aera [road purposes, Leave orders at ‘Transsure to get Hood's and only Hood's, tainment and will instruct those who take The Colfax Sentinel reporta that water Mus. T 8, Hawxina, Chattanooga, Tenn., ber oficn. Re W. Parker, Supt. “Hood's Pilis become the favorite OM pion ce rie OU was turned into the new South Yuba canal says: “Shiloh’s Vitaliver ‘SAVED MY f, O. Grson, Seo'y, m28 thartic with every one who tries them, 260-— by th istrate because, in his absence A : sits Sod eel Sees : ase. y the mag 8 certainly of sufficient value to you to War-. ents, and they intend to Saunas Par) Wis hack tos Couns, Pounteby foda cad Because It Is Hard to Find. x developing into the giddy, careless, slatLIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a Pay for Your Papers. last Wednesday and for the first time in the — history of the divide the residents will be debilitated system I ever used.” For Dysnl Re ec errr neighbors nor-the publishers like, Ifa pa-) The South Yuba Company has spent several a Ice Cream and Soda, per is worthy of your consideration It 18 . hundred thousand dollars in these improverant the price of its subscription. nish Sacramento with pure mountain water. . To> Cream Soda is served at A, Tam's . . Will Sink the Shaft. Pt Mronhatrethy: : »t IQUR SODA Pleases All the Faculties. Mining Permits issued. Tidings: A contract has been let to sink the-shaft at the Brunswick mine one hunThe Debris Commission has issued perdred feet deeper. The shaft is now down mits to mine by the hydraulic process to the 700 feet and when this contract is completed . OWHerS of the Excelsior, Craycroft Hill and drifts will be run from the 800-level. The Eureka mines, Downieville, Sierra county. eutlook at the mine is quite encouraging. _ These three make a total of forty-one per99 e— imits iaaved by the Commission since ite orMaple Sugar. . ganization last year. aS a” It Pleases the Eye—Clear, Bright, Sparkling. . . It Pleases the Touch—Glasses of Good Quality and Clean. It Pleases the Nerves—Delicate Service, No Jarring or Over"filling . : It Pleases the Taste—Cool, Pure, Delicious. FOLEY, ins cvs Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. oe Ture feebler the patient the less dangerous it is to take chloroform. Genuine Vermont Maple Sugar just received at Gaylord’s. —+ ee Anout the thinnest thing in the world is Rare Stones. the film of a soap bubble, of whichit would neil take 50,000,000 to measure an inch, Leutje & Brand have just received a large : sectiias : and elegant assortment of precious stones, Ture are about 80,000 words in the GerEverything bought at this old establishThe Union Toe Company snow —— given at Silva’s Hall, Nimrod street, on to deliver ice in quantities to suit to @nY. saturday evening, June 2d. Fight prizes) man language; Italian, 45,000; French, 40,~] ont guaranteed as represente * tf : j 000; Spanish, 20,000. a St Se : : me “sig tnt Apron and Necktie Party. DEALERS IN ; — An Apron and Necktie Party will be Lumber af all kinds, I MATCHED FLOORING, {a 1 we bl Al. DRESSED SIDING, part of the city. Orders left at the Ice will be given. Dancing from 9 till 12:30, oo ~ Absolutely Pure. MILL-AND MINING LUMBER a Plaza, will be promptly ‘Admission, TB cota pescoupls, mSl . 4 is nein bebe oeeien FENCING, nae le 4 2@o: : A \: = : 5 ae Horses For Sale. Highest of all in loevenin,’, ~ength.—Latest LUMBER MERCHANTS. SHINGLES oR , LATHS, BTC. KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify United States Government b. vi Reyort, 1 your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate Thirty-five head of horses, all broken, for Royal Baking Powder 0o., —— : our Bowels and make your Head clear as a sale. For further particulars enquire at 106 Wall S$ : : 4 Glenbeock Sane: jl-lw he MY, . Office-—Boulder Street, Nevada City. bell. 25c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, Se cn al SUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN — an THIS IS BOYS’ WEEK ~ Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; : AT GARTER & JOHNSTON’S.— fering and sorrow. Dr, J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidneys Balm is a certain cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, ‘A trial will convince you of its great potency, Sold at Carr Bros,, Drug Store. yryyyy eli od J Something Nice. _W. H. Smith has just received at his grocery store on Broad street, a fresh stock of Saratoga Chips. Call and try them. 2 We are offering this week some special bargains in Boys’ and Children’s Clothing. Boys’ Knee Suits for $1 50, $2, $2 50 and $3—all sizes, good bargains. Boys’ Knee Pants for 50 cents per pair. Our own make Boys’ Combination Suits—two air of pants with each Suit and a-‘cap to match for $5 50. sizes 4 to'13 years. Boys’ Calico Waists 25 cents each, —?> —/ — —? aie —» —» —» —» —» a7 Boys’ Fontleroy Waists, with collars and cuffs at—— tached, assorted patterns, 50 cts., 75 cts. and $1. Some~—— : thing new. : : +s We are still selling Men's All-Wool Suits for $7 50 = that any other store in the county would ask you $10 for. “gp Our $10, $12 and $14 suits are good bargains. ———? ——e — —? = a TU LLAAADAALAAAAAAAAMAAMAAL Ez We will give our strictest attention to country orders. @@ DBSSSSoessVeVoVoue “CARTER & JOHNSTON, the One-Price Clothiers, Pine Street. 2 marrrrrnmurmmmrnnni