June 22, 1894 (4 pages)

ap experiments in the direction of brightBuch an apartment rents for $40 a year. “Qwhich is completely furnished as a ’ Houses could be built, ‘of course, but VOL. LXVI==NO. 10313 ‘NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1894.° Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brows & C6, "ARTISANS HOMES, — HOW GLASGOW HAS IMPROVED SOM& OF ITS POOR DISTRICTS, The Influence of Municipal Tenements In Brightening Human Life — Clean and Comfortable Dwellings Furnished to the Poor at Reasonable Rentals. Municipalities are not necessarily iser than other corporate bodies. Glas. row has by no’means solved the human problem. But she has made some notable ening human life. But, with less than half a dozen blocks of municipal tenements, she is still far from pointing the ‘way to a beatific condition. She is also far from having become a socialistic city. She had the opportunity to make experiments in. the most wretched of her districts. The experiments have succeeded, and private enterprise here, as elsewhere, has made similar experiments and with similar success. : -~-The-municipal_tenements or-artisans* dwellings, as they are variously called, . consist of blocks of flats on either side of the Saltmarket. The buildings-are four stories in height. The ground floors are occupied by shops. The houses are usually arranged so that on two-floors there are three tenements, a tenement of two rooms being an each side of the staircase and a tenement of one room between them. There are also several flats of three rooms each. The tenement of one room is 14 by 18 feet. It is fitted ‘with a bed closet, which is e ted to answer the purpose of a Pnlbes since a scullery, a large press or cupboard, a commodions dresser and a kitchen range, The two roomed flat has a small lobby fitted with a press, or closet. On one side. of the lobby is the living room, kitchen: — 4 scullery adjoins. There {s also a bed alcove in the room. On the other side of the lobby and on the front of the house is the sitting room, to which is also attached a bed closet. Such a flat. rents for $49.50-per annum. ‘The three roomed flats rent for $80 a year. Gas is supplied by the city at the usual rate of 60 cents per 1,000 feet. There is a laundry at the top of the house for the use of the'tenants. These artisans’ dwellings are constructed in the most substantial manner. The stairs are stone, and the stairway walls are tiles or glazed brick, which is easily kept clean. It has long been objected that these dwellings do not meet the necessities of the poorest class of laborers. The rents ‘were too high for men who work in the streets or on the docks and at other kinds of unskilled labor. Glasgow had toconsider whether it were possible.for the municipality to reach these men in any way. If it had been a question of letting rooms to single men, the arrangement could have been thade easily enough. But the difficulty was to devise homes for large families, and it usually happens that in this part of the world the poorer the man the larger is his famity. <ould the poorest class of laborers afford to pay a rent which would return to the municipality an interest of 2, 8 or 4 per cent on its investment? Could the municipality compete in that respect with the owners of rookeries, where families. live in ,single apartments? Much aeliberation Was given to the subject. It was found that thé municipality could put up a block of substantial buildings to meet the wants of the class hitherto left untouched, but that it would not be practicable to provide anything more than what are called ‘‘one roomed houses’’—that is to say, one room to afamily. To be sure, the rooms could be divided by a partition reaching ‘within two or three feet of the ceiling, the sleeping quarter being thus separated from:the cooking quarter. ; It was finally decided that a block of single room tenements should be constructed. A place was cleared at the rear of a block of artisans’ dwellings, and a plain building of three stories was erected, with four single room tenements on-each floor, two'in the front and two behind. These were let at rents well within the means of unskilled laborers. The building was opened, and it has n filled ever since. The experiment js financially successful, but in other respects there is little to be said for it. of course the apartments are larger, lighter, healthier, better built than any single room tenements in the old rookeries, Nevertheless the objections to the herd: ing of a family in one room are not thereby removed. They are merely minimized and in a very slight degree. It is not any means demonstrated that a munictpality is justified in doing anything to perpetuate the single room tenement aystem for families. The construction of Glasgow’s munic‘ {pal tenement houses, whether of the better class or of the poorer, is admirable. The stairways, being ee entirély of masonry, are consequently The stairs shemenltes and the hall floors are of stone, and the walls ofthe halls are faced with glazed tiles, lazed bricks, as the ease ee be, and, as I have id, are easily kept clean. “ very tate amount of work yet remains to be done on the municipal estate which comes under the administration of the improvement fund, Old honses are still being torn down, and crowded areas are being cleared away. Of eotese lt this is a very expensive business. it is boing gradually carried on so that the eost may not fall excessively on any single year.—Glasgow Cor. Boston Heral i g SPRING GREETING.“ Come Early and Don’t Get Left. I am going to sell Goods this Spring by the Irresistible Powe? of Low Prices. ERRRR RARER AREKEERERKEREKEKEKEKERKEKKEERE Read Our List of Bargains. Every. Department Complete. kRweKKKKKK KKK Kk keke kK kK KKK KKK BARGAINS! Round Cut, Three lines of Men’s Suits $5; worth $10. Four lines of Men’s Suits $8; worth $12. Dress Suits reduced to low figures. and latest pattern. 0 $2 50 to $6 00 will buy an All-Wool Su ing jobbers, I make that gain yours. I have secured the Sole Agency Extra values_in Hard Hats. \ Ask to see my $2 50 Derby—latest style. Fedoras reduced to $1 50. Stylish Boys’ Hats, Fedora shape, reduced Call and to offer. Stanley make, they go at $1. Neckwear in all Styles and Shades. ; Twenty dozen Scarfs worth 50 cents reduce Fancy Bows, all shades. ~ Tt will-convince you I am the and Children’s Shoeg. 25 dozen D Children’s Pebble and Kid $1 25 to $1 7 and widths. BARGAINS ! Read Phem. MEN'S SUITINGS——~ turing Establishment in America. . my new atylish line of Shirtings justout. CHAS. GRIMES, @0@" SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO COUNTRY ORDERS, J BARGAINS! Square Cut, Cut-a-Ways. WNobbpy, Stylish and Neat. Three lines of Men’s Suits $10; good value at $14. Five lines of Men’s Suits $12; reduced from $17 50, Just received fromthe East, a large invoice of Boys’ Stylish Knee Suits—latest cuts I offer same at astonishingly low prices. ' it. “The latest. . Don’t miss this chance. Parents, bring your boys in my store and buy them one of my stylishlong-pants suits I offer for $6, $7, $8 and $9. You will save money. I buy all my goods for Cash, direct from the factory, thereby-saving the expense payof the Largest Hat Manufac— First to receive, first to 75 cents. Madras, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1, An elegant line of Negligee Shirts—new and nobby, ; d to 25. cents, 25 dozen Windsor Scarfs—they go at 25 cents. View my display of Gents’ Furnishings in my New Window. leader in Styles-and Fashions. Do not overlook the fact that I have invoiced a farge stock of Gents’, Ladies’, Misies’, I offer Gente’ Mule Skin Shoes for $2 50, best value in America, My $3 50 Kangaroo Goods are bargains. Hand Sewed. Try them. . Ten dozen Ladies’ Cloth, Top Kid—they go at $1 75. la Kid, worth $3, they go at $2. 5, Correct Styles and Shapes, All sizes Leading . Clothier. CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY ———— CAPITAL PAID UP, ° $50,000 We issue Sight Drafts pozanie in pot af YO SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO. Also Bille of Exehange payable at sight in the principal cities of Great Britain and Burope. Collections on any part of the United States a specialty. Highest price paid for County and State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion purchased. Assay Office atthe Bank. OFFICERS: £.M P iyo ccdecan toe senease ae AA 5+: a gaepnce de >.»VICE PBBSIDENT JOHN T. MOBGAWN...-.0.-+: CasmicR D. 8. MORGAN. .Ase’TCasnize and Szo’y PBESIDENT uT. Moxnean D:¥. Morgan, L, Hoveman, B. M. Paxston, CORRESPONDENTS; Hor York—Nationel Banko North.AmeFirst National Bank, e Gacremento-Metional Bapk of D. 0, Mills Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this city. DR. N. BE. CHAPMAN, Dentist. NEVADA CITY, * * Local Anesthetics if desired. Office at the residence on Sacramento street, CAL MT. ORO LUIBER CO. Fe 3 COOPER BROS., “ Prop’s, Manufacturers of GRADUATES’ BALL. 44d NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL. . : —AT— ARMORY HALL, 1 aul 5 Friday “Evening, June 29th, “94. Floor Director.,.J. M. Hussey. FLOOR COMMITTEE : G, J. Rector, G. M, Noyes, L. A. Garthe. Ralph Gaylord, Ralph. Webber, M. M. Baruh, George Barton; W. H. Smith, Jr.Tickets, per couple, $1. Extra Ladies, 25 cents. Admittance to Gallery, .Ladies, 25 cents ; Gentlemen, 50 cents. G SWEET BRIER CAMP. Fe Castle Crags & Mt. Shasta, Pres A New and Beautiful. MOUNTAIN RETREAT Church, Oakland, says of it : Hazev Creex, April 14, 1894, dry, firm soil, good water (the very best) unsurpassable one of the very best to be had from any point it is visible from every part of the ground EEE iE : E . { i 7 .In the Vicinity of Read what the Rev. J. K. McLean, Pastor of the First Congregational I am more than pleased with it— * delighted. ‘The place seems to me to embody all available points fora camp— fine chances for dreinage, and scenery . ‘The view of Mt, Shasta is The view of the Crags also is fine. The gen eral environment is of the best. It is an oval-shaped amphithester, three miles long SPRING MILLINERY. Everything is New. Everything is Stylish. Everything ts Inexpensive. Everything is Guaranteed. Everything ts Correct. Continuous Sales Every Day. ——$__ 9 Mis. Lester-& Grawford. Owing to the unusual weather for this time of the year there has not been a gteat demand for Spring Goods, aiid as Summer. weather will soon be with us L. Hyman & Go. Have marked down: everything in. their three stores to prices never known before inthis-city. The goods are the—bestmanufactured, and yet the new scale of prices.are what are charged ‘at ‘other places for a lower grade of goods. The Bargains —— = a fe a od — 18se4. Grand 4th of July Celebration ‘ We are offering are only: about the cost of the cloth. Before Purchasing peas i), SEL ee Call. at our establishments, see the goods ° and. prices. OVry, NEVADA conommmnanine () JN ccciemeeceees Wednesday, July 4,1894, ~~ = HERE WILL BE—— : A Brilliant Street Parade, In which the Military and Fire Companies of Nevada City and Grass Valley, and the Civic Societies of both towns, will participate; aleoa Car of Liberty, numerous Floral It Will Pay You Now to ‘lay in enongh to last for a long time, as you will never get another such a chance as is now being offered by \ Fjoats and other attractive features. Literary and Musical Exercises Of a Highly Interesting Unaracwer, Oration by Gov. H. Amusing Contest. ~~ Magnificent Spectacular Parade in the evening; including a Gorgeous Array of Handsomely Decorated Floats, brilliantly aBloteres 9 the whole embellished with a fine display of Fireworks. OFFICERS OF THE DAY. H. Markham. Street Games and Contests In the Afternoon, and a Rock-Drilling PUOMIOBD GS Sao 555 04 Ck LDAS C8 KR DORREN ERR EN EDUC UPED DG ae ek ea Les F, 'T. NILON See CRAY EEE Fee Oe oes ELE ONG EL SOOO OPE GET CUTE ETE K. J. RECTOR OOROE is a Re eee eee ereriaeees GOVERNOR H. H. MARKHAM COTY, ET Ye eae same rae PORT aor PEE a es GEORGE ALLEN WATSON 1 Raa etre te arch aie coe Ory Dae erars Ur enya pig, rn LEONARD S, CALKINS Pop TEES RSS Oehe Sips Ur ere ras Mme go FE op aE Sag REV. L. J, GARVER GaONe OF TDOPNG. i ch vr c Oaks RRO LEN Neo ee hd MISS HONNOR STEVENS WAPOA! OF ONIN POIOGE e555 65s co oe ate Coad Fc ANA occ ekee JOHN MICHELL PRIZES Will be given for all the Street Games and the following special purses are offered: Drilling Contest, double-hand, $75; Drilling Contest, single-hand, $60; For Best Floral Float, $25; For Best General Float, exclusive of Car of Liberty $25, : ae . GRAND FIREMEN'’S BALI At’Armory Hall in the Evening. Everybody is invited to come and join in the Celebration, which will be the Greatest Event of the kind ever witnessed in this part of the State. All visitors are guaranteed a glorious time. Come One, Come All, Both Great and Small ! This Cut Represents the ~~» Best Watch in the Market, -—— AND CAN BE HAD OF-—— FD ERK REERKEER LUETJE. & BRAND, RREKEREREEKKAS SO As also any other FIRST CLASS Goods in their line.” = Bee Our stock in every line is CompLere and Prices Low. We cordially invite would-be purchasers to inspect the same. , pes The M)aily Transcript Ulubbing Pe f “The Daily S: F. Call \) Ul Only NINE DOLLARS.A YEAR for the two by Mail When paid for in advance. The TRANSORIPT is the oldest and most newsy paper in Nevada county—bright, pro: greesive, fearless, clean, The CALL is one of America’s greatest newspapers— gives full foreign, aaiasatle and State diacascie fighta corporate greed and organized attempts of all kinds to rob the people, exposes rascality wherever fonnd "and in fact ia the breesiest, newsiest and Fut dependable paper printed in San Francisco, , : The regular subscription price of each of these papers in $6 a year in advance, Hundreds gf veople have THE TWO for only $9, Are you among the number ? it is a business offer to thinking, reading, saving people, mn —— An Analysis The sworn certificate of a fan Francisco chemist gives the following result of an analysis of several brands of téa purchased in the open markets No. 1. (Black.) Colored with plumbago and No, 2. (Black.) Colored with indigo, plumbage um. Ko. 3. (Green,) Colored with Prussian blue and yellow ochre, 4. (Green,) Excessive coloring, consisting of \ indigo and aluminous earth, No. 6. (Onocolored? alleged.) Oolored with plambago and clay.Does not this condition call loudly for a brand of Pure Japan Tea Beech’s Tea is the pure unadulterated undyed gum eured Japan Tea, There is no headache in i, A. child can drink it, Draws canary color of delight ful fragrance and twice the strength of commom ted, You use only half as much per oup. Sixty cents perpound, Never sold in bulk, Sold only im sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. ~ *BEECHS. TEA. 3 why not; 9 Geo, CO, Gaylord, re Shurtleff é Son., Py fat by one-fourth to three-fourths of a mile ; Matched Flooring N wide, with receding wallegxo io thre: . Remember that we Repair and Make Dressel Siting shades of beauty Of ere Ioma in. New Jewelry to order in Any Design. Fencing all Northern Califoruis, 43 =e Laths G TS mesa Fine Watch Repairing By Skilled Mechanics.» SEASONED LUMBER’ AT LOWEST Re anone anton > See yw os os te ; ‘ Oil-stoves, Folding-chairs, ned papier of ell kinte See MUP ad tecaiat. “Grace renmreoembast ten Tnekee,. Vv atchmakerg and Jewelers: qc ies nd Oa "= . BROAD STREET, above Pine, + © * * *. NEVADA CITY. iy * ABE AGENTS FOR THIS FINE rha. “

ap experiments in the direction of brightBuch an apartment rents for $40 a year. “Qwhich is completely furnished as a ’ Houses could be built, ‘of course, but VOL. LXVI==NO. 10313 ‘NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1894.° Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brows & C6, "ARTISANS HOMES, — HOW GLASGOW HAS IMPROVED SOM& OF ITS POOR DISTRICTS, The Influence of Municipal Tenements In Brightening Human Life — Clean and Comfortable Dwellings Furnished to the Poor at Reasonable Rentals. Municipalities are not necessarily iser than other corporate bodies. Glas. row has by no’means solved the human problem. But she has made some notable ening human life. But, with less than half a dozen blocks of municipal tenements, she is still far from pointing the ‘way to a beatific condition. She is also far from having become a socialistic city. She had the opportunity to make experiments in. the most wretched of her districts. The experiments have succeeded, and private enterprise here, as elsewhere, has made similar experiments and with similar success. : -~-The-municipal_tenements or-artisans* dwellings, as they are variously called, . consist of blocks of flats on either side of the Saltmarket. The buildings-are four stories in height. The ground floors are occupied by shops. The houses are usually arranged so that on two-floors there are three tenements, a tenement of two rooms being an each side of the staircase and a tenement of one room between them. There are also several flats of three rooms each. The tenement of one room is 14 by 18 feet. It is fitted ‘with a bed closet, which is e ted to answer the purpose of a Pnlbes since a scullery, a large press or cupboard, a commodions dresser and a kitchen range, The two roomed flat has a small lobby fitted with a press, or closet. On one side. of the lobby is the living room, kitchen: — 4 scullery adjoins. There {s also a bed alcove in the room. On the other side of the lobby and on the front of the house is the sitting room, to which is also attached a bed closet. Such a flat. rents for $49.50-per annum. ‘The three roomed flats rent for $80 a year. Gas is supplied by the city at the usual rate of 60 cents per 1,000 feet. There is a laundry at the top of the house for the use of the'tenants. These artisans’ dwellings are constructed in the most substantial manner. The stairs are stone, and the stairway walls are tiles or glazed brick, which is easily kept clean. It has long been objected that these dwellings do not meet the necessities of the poorest class of laborers. The rents ‘were too high for men who work in the streets or on the docks and at other kinds of unskilled labor. Glasgow had toconsider whether it were possible.for the municipality to reach these men in any way. If it had been a question of letting rooms to single men, the arrangement could have been thade easily enough. But the difficulty was to devise homes for large families, and it usually happens that in this part of the world the poorer the man the larger is his famity. <ould the poorest class of laborers afford to pay a rent which would return to the municipality an interest of 2, 8 or 4 per cent on its investment? Could the municipality compete in that respect with the owners of rookeries, where families. live in ,single apartments? Much aeliberation Was given to the subject. It was found that thé municipality could put up a block of substantial buildings to meet the wants of the class hitherto left untouched, but that it would not be practicable to provide anything more than what are called ‘‘one roomed houses’’—that is to say, one room to afamily. To be sure, the rooms could be divided by a partition reaching ‘within two or three feet of the ceiling, the sleeping quarter being thus separated from:the cooking quarter. ; It was finally decided that a block of single room tenements should be constructed. A place was cleared at the rear of a block of artisans’ dwellings, and a plain building of three stories was erected, with four single room tenements on-each floor, two'in the front and two behind. These were let at rents well within the means of unskilled laborers. The building was opened, and it has n filled ever since. The experiment js financially successful, but in other respects there is little to be said for it. of course the apartments are larger, lighter, healthier, better built than any single room tenements in the old rookeries, Nevertheless the objections to the herd: ing of a family in one room are not thereby removed. They are merely minimized and in a very slight degree. It is not any means demonstrated that a munictpality is justified in doing anything to perpetuate the single room tenement aystem for families. The construction of Glasgow’s munic‘ {pal tenement houses, whether of the better class or of the poorer, is admirable. The stairways, being ee entirély of masonry, are consequently The stairs shemenltes and the hall floors are of stone, and the walls ofthe halls are faced with glazed tiles, lazed bricks, as the ease ee be, and, as I have id, are easily kept clean. “ very tate amount of work yet remains to be done on the municipal estate which comes under the administration of the improvement fund, Old honses are still being torn down, and crowded areas are being cleared away. Of eotese lt this is a very expensive business. it is boing gradually carried on so that the eost may not fall excessively on any single year.—Glasgow Cor. Boston Heral i g SPRING GREETING.“ Come Early and Don’t Get Left. I am going to sell Goods this Spring by the Irresistible Powe? of Low Prices. ERRRR RARER AREKEERERKEREKEKEKEKERKEKKEERE Read Our List of Bargains. Every. Department Complete. kRweKKKKKK KKK Kk keke kK kK KKK KKK BARGAINS! Round Cut, Three lines of Men’s Suits $5; worth $10. Four lines of Men’s Suits $8; worth $12. Dress Suits reduced to low figures. and latest pattern. 0 $2 50 to $6 00 will buy an All-Wool Su ing jobbers, I make that gain yours. I have secured the Sole Agency Extra values_in Hard Hats. \ Ask to see my $2 50 Derby—latest style. Fedoras reduced to $1 50. Stylish Boys’ Hats, Fedora shape, reduced Call and to offer. Stanley make, they go at $1. Neckwear in all Styles and Shades. ; Twenty dozen Scarfs worth 50 cents reduce Fancy Bows, all shades. ~ Tt will-convince you I am the and Children’s Shoeg. 25 dozen D Children’s Pebble and Kid $1 25 to $1 7 and widths. BARGAINS ! Read Phem. MEN'S SUITINGS——~ turing Establishment in America. . my new atylish line of Shirtings justout. CHAS. GRIMES, @0@" SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO COUNTRY ORDERS, J BARGAINS! Square Cut, Cut-a-Ways. WNobbpy, Stylish and Neat. Three lines of Men’s Suits $10; good value at $14. Five lines of Men’s Suits $12; reduced from $17 50, Just received fromthe East, a large invoice of Boys’ Stylish Knee Suits—latest cuts I offer same at astonishingly low prices. ' it. “The latest. . Don’t miss this chance. Parents, bring your boys in my store and buy them one of my stylishlong-pants suits I offer for $6, $7, $8 and $9. You will save money. I buy all my goods for Cash, direct from the factory, thereby-saving the expense payof the Largest Hat Manufac— First to receive, first to 75 cents. Madras, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1, An elegant line of Negligee Shirts—new and nobby, ; d to 25. cents, 25 dozen Windsor Scarfs—they go at 25 cents. View my display of Gents’ Furnishings in my New Window. leader in Styles-and Fashions. Do not overlook the fact that I have invoiced a farge stock of Gents’, Ladies’, Misies’, I offer Gente’ Mule Skin Shoes for $2 50, best value in America, My $3 50 Kangaroo Goods are bargains. Hand Sewed. Try them. . Ten dozen Ladies’ Cloth, Top Kid—they go at $1 75. la Kid, worth $3, they go at $2. 5, Correct Styles and Shapes, All sizes Leading . Clothier. CITIZENS BANK BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY ———— CAPITAL PAID UP, ° $50,000 We issue Sight Drafts pozanie in pot af YO SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO. Also Bille of Exehange payable at sight in the principal cities of Great Britain and Burope. Collections on any part of the United States a specialty. Highest price paid for County and State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion purchased. Assay Office atthe Bank. OFFICERS:

£.M P iyo ccdecan toe senease ae AA 5+: a gaepnce de >.»VICE PBBSIDENT JOHN T. MOBGAWN......-.0.-+: CasmicR D. 8. MORGAN.. .Ase’TCasnize and Szo’y PBESIDENT uT. Moxnean D:¥. Morgan, L, Hoveman, B. M. Paxston, CORRESPONDENTS; Hor York—Nationel Banko North.AmeFirst National Bank, e Gacremento-Metional Bapk of D. 0, Mills Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this city. DR. N. BE. CHAPMAN, Dentist. NEVADA CITY, * * Local Anesthetics if desired. Office at the residence on Sacramento street, CAL MT. ORO LUIBER CO. Fe 3 COOPER BROS., “ Prop’s, Manufacturers of GRADUATES’ BALL. 44d NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL. . : —AT— ARMORY HALL, 1 aul 5 Friday “Evening, June 29th, “94. Floor Director..,..J. M. Hussey. FLOOR COMMITTEE : G, J. Rector, G. M, Noyes, L. A. Garthe. Ralph Gaylord, Ralph. Webber, M. M. Baruh, George Barton; W. H. Smith, Jr.Tickets, per couple, $1. Extra Ladies, 25 cents. Admittance to Gallery, .Ladies, 25 cents ; Gentlemen, 50 cents. G SWEET BRIER CAMP. Fe Castle Crags & Mt. Shasta, Pres A New and Beautiful.. MOUNTAIN RETREAT Church, Oakland, says of it : Hazev Creex, April 14, 1894, dry, firm soil, good water (the very best) unsurpassable one of the very best to be had from any point it is visible from every part of the ground EEE iE : E . { i 7 ..In the Vicinity of Read what the Rev. J. K. McLean, Pastor of the First Congregational I am more than pleased with it— * delighted. ‘The place seems to me to embody all available points fora camp— fine chances for dreinage, and scenery . ‘The view of Mt, Shasta is The view of the Crags also is fine. The gen eral environment is of the best. It is an oval-shaped amphithester, three miles long SPRING MILLINERY. Everything is New. Everything is Stylish. Everything ts Inexpensive. Everything is Guaranteed. Everything ts Correct. Continuous Sales Every Day. ——$__ 9 Mis. Lester-& Grawford. Owing to the unusual weather for this time of the year there has not been a gteat demand for Spring Goods, aiid as Summer. weather will soon be with us L. Hyman & Go. Have marked down: everything in. their three stores to prices never known before inthis-city. The goods are the—bestmanufactured, and yet the new scale of prices.are what are charged ‘at ‘other places for a lower grade of goods. The Bargains —— = a fe a od — 18se4. Grand 4th of July Celebration ‘ We are offering are only: about the cost of the cloth. Before Purchasing peas i), SEL ee Call. at our establishments, see the goods ° and. prices. OVry, NEVADA conommmnanine () JN ccciemeeceees Wednesday, July 4,1894, ~~ = HERE WILL BE—— : A Brilliant Street Parade, In which the Military and Fire Companies of Nevada City and Grass Valley, and the Civic Societies of both towns, will participate; aleoa Car of Liberty, numerous Floral It Will Pay You Now to ‘lay in enongh to last for a long time, as you will never get another such a chance as is now being offered by \ Fjoats and other attractive features. Literary and Musical Exercises Of a Highly Interesting Unaracwer, Oration by Gov. H. Amusing Contest. ~~ Magnificent Spectacular Parade in the evening; including a Gorgeous Array of Handsomely Decorated Floats, brilliantly aBloteres 9 the whole embellished with a fine display of Fireworks. OFFICERS OF THE DAY. H. Markham. Street Games and Contests In the Afternoon, and a Rock-Drilling PUOMIOBD GS Sao 555 04 Ck LDAS C8 KR DORREN ERR EN EDUC UPED DG ae ek ea Les F, 'T. NILON See CRAY EEE Fee Oe oes ELE ONG EL SOOO OPE GET CUTE ETE K. J. RECTOR OOROE is a Re eee eee ereriaeees GOVERNOR H. H. MARKHAM COTY, ET Ye eae same rae PORT aor PEE a es GEORGE ALLEN WATSON 1 Raa etre te arch aie coe Ory Dae erars Ur enya pig, rn LEONARD S, CALKINS Pop TEES RSS Oehe Sips Ur ere ras Mme go FE op aE Sag REV. L. J, GARVER GaONe OF TDOPNG. i ch vr c Oaks RRO LEN Neo ee hd MISS HONNOR STEVENS WAPOA! OF ONIN POIOGE e555 65s co oe ate Coad Fc ANA occ ekee JOHN MICHELL PRIZES Will be given for all the Street Games and the following special purses are offered: Drilling Contest, double-hand, $75; Drilling Contest, single-hand, $60; For Best Floral Float, $25; For Best General Float, exclusive of Car of Liberty $25, : ae . GRAND FIREMEN'’S BALI At’Armory Hall in the Evening. Everybody is invited to come and join in the Celebration, which will be the Greatest Event of the kind ever witnessed in this part of the State. All visitors are guaranteed a glorious time. Come One, Come All, Both Great and Small ! This Cut Represents the ~~» Best Watch in the Market, -—— AND CAN BE HAD OF-—— FD ERK REERKEER LUETJE. & BRAND, RREKEREREEKKAS SO As also any other FIRST CLASS Goods in their line.” = Bee Our stock in every line is CompLere and Prices Low. We cordially invite would-be purchasers to inspect the same. , pes The M)aily Transcript Ulubbing Pe f “The Daily S: F. Call \) Ul Only NINE DOLLARS.A YEAR for the two by Mail When paid for in advance. The TRANSORIPT is the oldest and most newsy paper in Nevada county—bright, pro: greesive, fearless, clean, The CALL is one of America’s greatest newspapers— gives full foreign, aaiasatle and State diacascie fighta corporate greed and organized attempts of all kinds to rob the people, exposes rascality wherever fonnd "and in fact ia the breesiest, newsiest and Fut dependable paper printed in San Francisco, , : The regular subscription price of each of these papers in $6 a year in advance, Hundreds gf veople have THE TWO for only $9, Are you among the number ? it is a business offer to thinking, reading, saving people, mn —— An Analysis The sworn certificate of a fan Francisco chemist gives the following result of an analysis of several brands of téa purchased in the open markets No. 1. (Black.) Colored with plumbago and No, 2. (Black.) Colored with indigo, plumbage um. Ko. 3. (Green,) Colored with Prussian blue and yellow ochre, 4. (Green,) Excessive coloring, consisting of \ indigo and aluminous earth, No. 6. (Onocolored? alleged.) Oolored with plambago and clay.Does not this condition call loudly for a brand of Pure Japan Tea Beech’s Tea is the pure unadulterated undyed gum eured Japan Tea, There is no headache in i, A. child can drink it, Draws canary color of delight ful fragrance and twice the strength of commom ted, You use only half as much per oup. Sixty cents perpound, Never sold in bulk, Sold only im sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. ~ *BEECHS. TEA. 3 why not; 9 Geo, CO, Gaylord, re Shurtleff é Son., Py fat by one-fourth to three-fourths of a mile ; Matched Flooring N wide, with receding wallegxo io thre: . Remember that we Repair and Make Dressel Siting shades of beauty Of ere Ioma in. New Jewelry to order in Any Design. Fencing all Northern Califoruis, 43 =e Laths G TS mesa Fine Watch Repairing By Skilled Mechanics.» SEASONED LUMBER’ AT LOWEST Re anone anton > See yw os os te ; ‘ Oil-stoves, Folding-chairs, ned papier of ell kinte See MUP ad tecaiat. “Grace renmreoembast ten Tnekee,. Vv atchmakerg and Jewelers: qc ies nd Oa "= . BROAD STREET, above Pine, + © * * *. NEVADA CITY. iy * ABE AGENTS FOR THIS FINE rha. “