June 22, 1896 (4 pages)

SCORER ET SEES Y THE TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O., CALIFORNIA . m ' } ee MR Sine JUNE 22, 1806. MONDAY PERSONAL POINTERS, _ sucy scans totca tnt ttaosetacr ms TRLEGRAPHIG {Special to the Dam.y.TRANscRIPT.]} True Bills Found. Minor Notes and Comments : of Local Interest. The suspension ‘bridge is now open to travel. Lonpon, Eng., June 22—The Grand . mieson, Willoughby, Col. Hile, M. R. . Hile, Gray and Coventry, for violating A Concise Chronicle of Varivas Folks’ ' the neutrality laws by endeavoring to Doings and Intentions. . incite a revolution in the ‘Transvaal. . H. Pier ie down trom Grentevie,. DAAth of Ex-Secretary Bristow. J. Penrose is down from Relief Hill. . New York, N.Y. June 22.—Benj. H. E. M. Loel is down from ,Washing. Bristow, Secretary of the Treasury durton. {ing President Grant’s second term, J. Rose and wife are down from Bear . Valley. B. H. Bowman of San Francisco is . here on a visit. ] Miss Bell of San Francisco is here visiting friends. ; Ed. C. Treadwell of San Francisco is here on a visit, : E. L. Bacon of Rocklin arrived here Saturday evening. ; A. Kulm‘of San Francisco arrived died at his home today of peritonitis. A Rifle That is Not Humane, Fort Rivey, Kas., June 22.—At an of-) ficial test of the new Cragg-Jorgensen . Tifle made on some dead bodies here under the direction of a board of phy-. ~ sicians, it was decided that the rifle in question is nota humane ‘weapon. Foley’s ice creiim soda is the talk of the town. = Clean up your back yard and thus avoid disease. Nevada City will be decorated as it never was before on the 4th of July. Prepare to decorate. Get your material ready to put up on Friday, July. 3d. A large number of Grass Valley people came up to. the county seat yesterday. The brick work on -Charles Eddy’s building, Commercial street, is nearing completion. A disgraceful war of words was carried on at about 9:30 o’clock last night. No arrests. One week from Friday evening next the 4th of July music will commence with a rush. If you want handsome job printing at low rates give your orders to the TRANSORIPT. BRIEF MENTION, «. gees tonne, group of islands in the south seas, is dead.” She was the granddanghter of Francis Young, an English sailor who landed at the island of ‘Tau over half a centary ago and married the native queen. Through: the death of all the heirs apparent Margaret found herself Called upon to Yale in 1891, whan she was 19 years’ old. She had beon well educated in a Catholic convent just prior to the call. She was at Apia when a delegation waited upon her to notify her that the lawa of. heredity demanded her ocoupation of the throne. In September, 1894, Captain Luttrell of the bark Helen P. Almy, accompanied by his wife, called at the royal palace and were the first white people to be adimitted into the presence of the young queen. She said her life was. one of misery in spite of the great homage paid her by the natives. The ekuctity of her dwelling was rigidly preserved by a bodyguard of warriors, who stood teady to decapitate any one who dared approach unless. summoned by her majesty. The only person allowed to approach the queen Was the grand chief of the group. She was not permitted. tc walk outside the limits of her residénce, out bad to be carried in a litter by her maids, and whenever she thus ventured forth her subjects were forbidden under pain of death to leave their domiciles, —Boston Transcript. : ‘The nomination of William McKinley. for President by the National Republican Convention has been a ee gone conclusion for many weeks. Three pose Rees months ago it was evident to the close ; . observer. that he ‘was the choice of the’ June 20th at 9 A. M. Republican masses, and unless some . extraordinary combination could be; eich Ee Se 8 effected among the Eastern political . And continuing bosses opposed to him, he ~ be} . ee = nominated. The history of :parties in . ; this country, indeed, presents no in. Till July 5th, 1896 stance of popular selection analogous . : : : to-his. He is not a military hero nor} es : a beloved party leader, and yet he generated a boom greater than any man . in time of peace has ever done.That . McKinley will be elected seems a W A L d d most as certain now. as_ his, nomina. e re 0a e€ 9 tion did three months ago. For.awhile . the lamentations of the dissatisfied Commencing the popular favor which has cansed . his nomination will stand with him at) the ballot boxes. x Attention, Curly Bears, x y The Ourly Bears’ 4th of July com-. Owing to the late season, we are overstocked with Sprin mittee will meet at the Court House at . and Summer Clothing. We are going to make the BIGGES So alosk this Srening. _ (SLAUGHTER that was ever made in Nevada county or else". OUR GRAND CLEARANCE SALES cemevricem sas But Not Intoxicated . here last evening. C. H. Jones of San Francisco is here { spending a few days. / Next Friday the public’ schools of : age rae . where. We will not carry our stock over for next season. this city close for the summer vacation Hypnotism In Sargery. ARRIVALS AT THE Th ey have got to go. , of ten weeks. A striking example of the efficacy of UNI oO Nw HOTEH so Will Probably. Refuse. models of M. W. Mather came down from the Plumbago mine today. J: D. Van Eman’ éame down from Washington yesterday. Capt. Brush of San Francisco arrived here this morning. J. G. Burlington of Reno, Nev arrived here this morning. ‘ Mrs. A. P. Carter is quite sick at her home on Montezuma Hill. Mrs. Smith of San Francisco is visiting Nevada City friends. H. C. Lawrence of San Francisco arrived here on last night’s train. W.L. Sparks and wife are here ‘visiting Mrs. and Mrs. T. L. Coffey. The family of George Osterman have remoyed to this city from Sierra county. J. E. Harper was here from Sacramento yesterday on a visit to his friends. T. B. Dillon came in on last night's train from San Francisco, on a visit to. his father. Mrs. James Hore of North Bloomfield came down today on her way to San Francisco. N. W. Leechman of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville. ; Miss Virgie Deal will arrive from San Francisco this evening, to visit relatives and friends. ss ss M. J. Angove and wife of Graniteville arrived here today, on their way to San Francisco. ‘ Thomas Ingram of the the Grass Valley Telegraph has gone to England and will be gone about two months. 8. Longabaugh, who has been visit"ing A. W. Morris for séme time, has returned to the State of Nevada. H. Galbraith arrived here on the train last night from Coulterville. H.W. Morris of San Francisco ar. dived here this morning, on his way to the Boss mine. Dr. E. F. Liebrich, F. Boeckman and F. Boeckman Jr., arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Mrs. O. Maltman is recovering from a severe injury received several days ago. She fell and badly Sprained her shoulder. Peter Tautphaus and _ his daughters, Misses Lilla, May, Ida, Alice, Gertie and Marguerite, arrived here last evening to visit a few days. Mrs. J. W. Reese, who has been very sick, is now out of danger. Her sister is here from El Dorado county, having arrived a few days ago. Miss Emma Brown, daughter of Mrs. J.E. Brown of San Francisco, is expected to arrive here this evening on a to Miss Lenore Calkins.James Van Bibber of Sacramento, who has been spending the past month’ in this city for the betterment of his health, returned home on this morning’s early train. Yy J. G. Neagle, Fred Searls, E. M. Preston, A. Lademan, Geo. Treadwell, ade are fine. ‘Try one at Union. Fruit ee aa ‘ . SAN Franowsco, Cal, June 22—It is . believed that Mrs. Craven will refuse . to.obey the order of Judge Slack to ex. hibit toC. L. Fajr and his attorneys } the peneil deeds upon which she re. cently began suits against the Fair es. tate. Another Big Rese rvr. The South Yuba Canal Company has purchased the Predmore place at Clipper Gap and intend to build a storage dam there this summer. The dam will be built about 40: feet high and §its storage capacity is estimated at about 10,000 mehes or over 150 million gallons. The site is an excellent one: The com. pany has purchased 240 acres of land oe will subdivide the part not used for the dam into small tracts and sell it. The fact of such a large dam -with good fishing -adjoining the land will make it a popular resort in: the foothills. The building of the dam will insure a steady flow of water below in case of accident and will also act as a settling reservoir.—Colfax Sentinel. Prospective Work at Smartsville. The Marysville Appeal says that Chas. E. Rother, general foreman. for the “Yuba River and Gold Mining Company” was in Smartsville this week making arrangements to mine certain sections of the Yuba river. J. H. Warne was instructed to draw out a: bill for umber and have it on the grounds as soon as possible. Your correspondent is informed that the carpenters will be at work in less than two weeks. It is expected than when the works are fairly started upwards of fifty men be employed, -and if the enterprise proves a paying one there will be employment for an unlimited number of bread winners. Boy Seriously Hurt. George Henry Allen, twelve-year-old son of George Allen, was quite seriously hurt yesterday. He was out to the merry-go-round and attempted to jump on while it was in motion. The result was'that the boy was caught between the cable and the jack, the cable tearing through the flesh and muscles ‘of the calf of his left leg, clear to the bone. The machine was stopped as quickly as possible, the boy extricated and taken to his -home. Dr. Muller says the injury may affect him for life. It was necessary to take eight stitches to draw the gaping wound together. Fine Ice Cream Soda, Antone Tam, the pioneer caterer and . confectioner, this afternoon treated . the printer folks of the TRANSORIPT to . @ bounteous supply of ice cream soda. . It was an excellent article and Mr. Tam . always keeps an inexhaustible supply . Of the same kind on which the ! public would do well to sample. will vents many christians from attending, Mrs. Cal. R. Clarke, who went to San Francisco a few days ago, is expected home this evening Quite anumber of intoxicated men were on the streets last evening. There must be lots of fun in getting drunk during this warm wave. The passenger traffic on the Narrow Gauge is very large: The freight business is keeping up very. well. The funeral of the late John Grimes Sr., which took place from St. Canice Catholic Church yesterday afternoon, was largely attended. Saturday ‘evening the members of the Rebekah degree lodge had a social hop at Odd Fellows hall after the regular meeting was over. Saturday evening the Theater was filled with people who gathered to hear the free concert on the Sterling pianos. The selections rendered’ were greatly enjoyed by the large audience. The sprinkling wagon now runs from the Plaza in this city to Hill’s Flat, Grass Valley. In the latter town nearly all the streets are sprinkled, the town having a sprinkling wagon of its own. The baseball game at the old Rifle Grounds yesterday afternoon was not characterized by more than ordinary playing. The nines selected to take part did not fill and substitutes had to be put in. Otto Woehler of Spenceville, owner of the paint works at that place, has given 400 pounds of Imperial paint to the Glenbrook Park Association. All the fences and buildings are to be The churches were tolerably well filled yesterday. The hot weather prebut usually their palces are filled by sinners, who do not seem to have any fear of hot places. Hon. B. J. Watson came up here last week to see something about his mining interests. His old-time home feeling has come back to him and now he thinks of making this place his future home. He says there is no place on God’s footstool equal to Nevada City. : «> Grass Valley Items. John W, Clemo, who was struck by a car in the Empire mine three weeks ago and had one of his legs hurt, will probably have to submit to amputation of the injured limb at the knee. Today miners working in the Bullion mine struck into the old works of the Galena property. There wasa rush of water and it was with difficulty that the men escaped alive. 2 Wholesale Business Young Father (anxiously)—Is it a boy or a girl, nurse ? Nurse—It’s three of ’em,sir. Three lovely boys ! Young’ Father—Good gracious! This comes of marrying a girl whose father . more effective, destroying the plant to hypnotism as an adjunct to surgical soiThis casé—a difficult one of long standing and obscnré symptoms—was that of was made and a diseased kidney was treated. The incision was then sewed op, and she is now recovering, suffering no pain or inconvenience whatever. This difficult and painful as-well as dangerous opératicn was done while the patient was under hypnotic suggestion, being bypnotized by one of the inedical ataff. The patient was in the hy pnoti:: stute for about Half ‘an honr, and when lighted with the snecess of the experiment, declaring she felt no pain or con: sciousness Whatever when the operation that some one siood by her side and was cutting paper with a pair of scissors. After couscicusness had. feturned shs said she felt the natural pain conseqnent {0 any surgical operation done while under ordinary anesthetics. Hypnosis, in her case, was limited only to the time it required for the opc:ution. It is, however, possible to continne the suggestion ontil the patient is out of all pain, — Baltimore American, 2 Welded Copper and Steel. ence was demonstrated within the past . few days at the Johns Hopkins hospital. . a young lady iitte whose side arr incision ". What we lose in this sale you gain. We have madebig Reductions in Every Department — ‘In order that we may make this Sale a grand success. fain Street, Nevada City. “NORTHWAY & MORRIS, PROPRIETORS. H. M. Taylor, San Francisco, : While we don't believe as a rule in big advertisements, seen at the hospital yesterday, was de. . was in progress, save that she had a . confused and not unpleasant impression . : . we are compelled to make this announcement of our big sale that we may inform the public of the sacrifice we are making. . . We invite the public to call and examine our goods and . prices. ae We have engaged extra salesmen for this sale, and every jone will receive the very best attention. Rich and poor are. treated alike. ae rar he, a ictly ¢ rice to all. family, Coulterville, ey are strictly Cash and one price } . 3 L. HYMAN & CO, Pez Sm <eiie gi nis sim aot: BE 4 ? t The announcement is made that ata blacksmithery in Port Blakely, Wash., the workmen have successfully performed the operation of welding copper and iron-or steel, an achievement which, it is well.said, has baffed the most skillfal mechanics of the world. The stateient in this case is simply aud briefly that there .has , been. secured—a. perfect welding of a sheet of copper anda sheet ‘f steel, the showing being a plain sheet f the two metals so perfectly united as 9 seem but parts of an indivisible vhole, copper ou one side and steel on ‘he other, the size of the sheet béing -bout 234 by 8 inches, with an average uickness of an eighth of an inch. While ihere is thns exhibited a complete weld‘ng, yet # transverse section shows plainly the line of distinction between the two metals, clinging iogether with such cohesion that no sledge hammer or cold chisel has-been able to Separate them, ‘indicating that what has thns been done on a small ecale may as easily be done on & large. —New York Son. Weed Killing by Electricity. Electricity may soon tackle thistle and jimcon weed. ~ Professor Woodworth of the Michigan Agricultural college announces that electricity is quite as cheap as salt for the killing off of weeds in the long run, as it is much the root. He purposes to experiment on the most noxious weeds by taking a wheelbarrow or wagon sapplied with a storage battery to the land to be cleared and let the hanging wires drag along the ground. He insists on the practicability of removing Capada and Russian: thistles from farms in thig way. —Se. Lonis Midcontinent. Be Trivuphed, “Thad along argument with Diet! his momirg,”’ ‘said the controversia gan, “and I couvinced him.”’ : orders at this office.or with C. E. Wild at his barber shop. jl2tt Commercial st., near Main, Nevada City. SRP oss a) fa a] & Mail orders will receive the best of attention and we will do just aswell by you as if you were here yourself. : # Only Until July 7th! And then . y On pel Sst et by > He : We're going away. “Call before that date. Last opportunity to get our HighIn this city, June 224, to the wife of . Class work at Popular Prices. : Geo. Downing, a daugh DORSAZ & AMSDEN, . (Direct from Oakland), Photographers “2s, MARRIED. At the Congregational Parsonage, Nevada City, June 20th, by Rev. J. Sim Whiting of Grass Valley a Miss Lettie Banks of Sierra City. Nerves 4. ISOARD & SON. Wholesale .. . Liquor Dealers, And Sole Nevada County Agents for the 2 Enterprise Brewing Co, MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD ee Are the Messengers of Sense,—the Telegraph 4 System of the human body. Nerves extend from the brain to every part + of the body and reach every organ. Nerves are like fire— good servants but hard masters, Nerves are fed by the blood and are therefore . like it in character. Nerves will be weak and exhausted if the blood is thin, pale andimpure. . Nerves will surely be strong and steady if ‘4 ‘ the blood is rich; red and vigorous. Nerves find a true friend in Ho000’s, Sarsaparilla because it makes rich, red blood. Nerves do their work naturally and wel the brain is unclouded, there are no . We P. ay No High Rents! neuralgic pains, appetite and digeste quite orn: In additio has electr: and can fi pliances .« same as tl couple of Some ti) Sunday m fered with signs that man & Oo. had been ; space that painted i order to d or ladder ‘is no clue As. soon what had ward of $2 tion of th -the sign. -ble_ trick person co Now All the ; for Tran; ready fo. Hotel. F them befo 24th. All the . by. those y lected to 1 "The ave of Compa: high as us of the sun for the sh range is 1c Loaf and . mine, As has been } tion to the there all best score Tere is of the cou put. toget years was For a gre: nounced scribed lc stantly fa ment, pro has prove tional dis -constituti iene sista We Employ No Drummers?! tarrh Ou! B.8. Rector and Geo. Shaw went to! wit E : “So he told me." Mion are. good, when you take “ & San Francisco this morning to be in. = o an Balevete ae mee “eee eicerrs I am He acknowledged it to you, div . gus Fee ) We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. pron Be eee nee Mt the McKensle peejury . Paling ie High Schea sebee ri It Wins, However . He Wa sa hand r he con : . A. 1SO ARD & SON. B is taken case. \Ziven by the Hig 00! uates seis ber, Pack ae wet: $ Suck. Mo Aten catamiis home . takes place at Armory Hall. _ ‘ArrangeAubrey Beardsley, though his art has . tae ee ge to death any day. rele) ss ° . r oad St., Nevada City. caged Saturday evening from below. She . ments have been completed for a very . heen much laughed at, is said to have . Se i ia COR ao pe . > . —eaeniesteaneitnnaen pa syste! was accompanied. by her two daugh. pice time and there will no doubt be a. made an income of twenty thousand . The Trottof I Sarsap ar illa ee dollars fo : ® jdarge attendance. The graduates will a ven anes : ts ‘ 5 : : " si ters, Misses Sadie and Adelaide, who . do all in their power to make it a suc-. @0llars a year since he appeared on the Willey—I tell you, it’s better in the Sis Ode Sin Purifier, All druseista CH ANCE Ih A FIFTY DOL AR BED R00 : Send for have been attending King’s Conservacess in every respect. horizon two or three years ago. So, it} sad tote honest. Did you ever know : Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Go. “aes no A ian \ sey Addr tory of Music at San Jose. seems that even people who pretend to ~~ ba bet ert subapey ? vA eg : = i Bie is spec pe F.J.C! PUN a reneeresa $20"'Rewerd be artistic like to be tooled. ee aly pak eu aera a: hence: ieee Hood’s Pills ana iver se” ro . Given to every person puitchasing eee Bold by Superior Court: Will be paid for information leading Hope tls Win. a@ is known. It's the rogues whic NY 5 rth f oe ' -. «#lall’s 1 : ; : _ . to the arrest and conviction of the party s aot Known that are happy.—Pittebars $ W G f : C i pene i igi pp ers Ber t aes . or parties who defaced the signin front} It is announced that McKinley may . Clronivie-iolegraph. U 0 0 roceries or és ash J Jobn Caldwell presiding: f . of our stores by inscribing the letters. visit the Pacific Coast in October next. Diseaic ey ‘ . : ee ‘ mace of Levi Williamson, deceased. 4:P: A. on the sign with paint. The. A few Speeches from the magnetic PrePupil—What, in your opinion, pre . -E. A: W ALLACE SEE THE PRIZE AT LEGG & . SHAW’S STORE D setting final account of ad. (eed ee soe night or Sunsme candidate croat say fessor, is the must difficult mathematica. . ove j : srt ‘hea _. day morning financial question, wo largely to. problem? : sedis Will recive co: its twice a week of the Pee 5 ee : 0 en ree aiockarging 9f-. L. HYMAN & CO. . his popular vote. Poor Proteesor (grimly }—tTrying ti finest Mountain fish. fie aati Boneless Ham for Picnics. pobes : — ; es make ends meet, my dear sir.— Bay ‘ats 3 Sa es agtind eae Dyas eee Se) reud at Estate of Wm. P. Mitchell; deceased.’ ; : cain? a; : ¢ Order appointing FE. W. Seluiie x . Fire Department Meeting. Fined Forty Dollars, _ London Fun. THE CORNER STORE, My Special Delivery System is an Unqualified Success, Have You Tried it? : ministrator and order to show cause,. The members of Nevada Fire Depart-. Ah Que, the Chinaman who beat _ Just. Learning. Oh sae One SaD MALS STs, . W Th} Junc.: Broad and Commercial sts Const eto., and order appointing E. W. . ment are requested to meet at the hall . “Salvation Charley,” was fined $40); Wibble— You shave yourself regular.:. NEVADA CITY. irks ey cee oie 4 E. JOHNSTON, ages Telephione No. a CS vay Pagene Schmidt, Samuel Butler and L. A. . of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. today by Justice Holbrook, for battery. » don’t you? “ ; : > : ut 3 . Ce en ety oS : Garthe appraisers. . 2, on Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock,. He paid the fine. The charge of assault Wabble—No, sg ergs Man. . SCH rt I DT BROS., . : ate ; Estate and guardianship of Harry . to make arrangements for taking part. with a deadly weapon with intent to. sge to get about one hair ont 6 seven. ney a : p. (i SC ADDEN gas I and Frederick H: Hanssen, minors. . in the parade on the evening of July commit murder was dismissed. ~—Indianapolis Journal. As LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, ° ° Ny : Order directing guardian of said estate . 4, and attending also to other matters ce Rhoe enesey gerd Pine street oo. ccscssss. Nevada City, Cal. i ae to invest wards’ money. . Connected with the 4th of July. By Take Notice. “Do you sing?" he asked.as she seat. meee yg fae 2. Cont. Clear ~ Commercial street, Bethea Chas. E. Wilson vs. M. Shewbridge. . order. Rozert SNELL, Any one wishing to exchange goods . #4 herself at the piano. eri SOD ee Sera Ne va care On trial. . §22-td Chief Engineer. : “Not at all,"’ she answered, and after G ARTHUR LDT IMPT’D : o Trautman Trautman. . trig rought during our big clearance sale bearing her he agreed with her.—De. ina via BOHEMIAN lus : ence . Unite Wee eae B, © ~ . entetng te TLR [wie Pe ee zie. 3 Groceri+s, Provisions. “gas 9 face Deki Rois URA otha] meine say eat . een CLANCY TAMBLYN, OO Sui Division; No. 16,0. B. K. of P, will be} * z i “Pilcher, does ein @o.much . dh re pate . . Cann . G . sei nee . . held Wednesday evening, June 24th, at Fie a igang Seg ee ° ‘ oawe Ss.

SCORER ET SEES Y THE TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O., CALIFORNIA . m ' } ee MR Sine JUNE 22, 1806. MONDAY PERSONAL POINTERS, _ sucy scans totca tnt ttaosetacr ms TRLEGRAPHIG {Special to the Dam.y.TRANscRIPT.]} True Bills Found. Minor Notes and Comments : of Local Interest. The suspension ‘bridge is now open to travel. Lonpon, Eng., June 22—The Grand . mieson, Willoughby, Col. Hile, M. R. . Hile, Gray and Coventry, for violating A Concise Chronicle of Varivas Folks’ ' the neutrality laws by endeavoring to Doings and Intentions. . incite a revolution in the ‘Transvaal. . H. Pier ie down trom Grentevie,. DAAth of Ex-Secretary Bristow. J. Penrose is down from Relief Hill. . New York, N.Y. June 22.—Benj. H. E. M. Loel is down from ,Washing. Bristow, Secretary of the Treasury durton. {ing President Grant’s second term, J. Rose and wife are down from Bear . Valley. B. H. Bowman of San Francisco is . here on a visit. ] Miss Bell of San Francisco is here visiting friends. ; Ed. C. Treadwell of San Francisco is here on a visit, : E. L. Bacon of Rocklin arrived here Saturday evening. ; A. Kulm‘of San Francisco arrived died at his home today of peritonitis. A Rifle That is Not Humane, Fort Rivey, Kas., June 22.—At an of-) ficial test of the new Cragg-Jorgensen . Tifle made on some dead bodies here under the direction of a board of phy-. ~ sicians, it was decided that the rifle in question is nota humane ‘weapon. Foley’s ice creiim soda is the talk of the town. = Clean up your back yard and thus avoid disease. Nevada City will be decorated as it never was before on the 4th of July. Prepare to decorate. Get your material ready to put up on Friday, July. 3d. A large number of Grass Valley people came up to. the county seat yesterday. The brick work on -Charles Eddy’s building, Commercial street, is nearing completion. A disgraceful war of words was carried on at about 9:30 o’clock last night. No arrests. One week from Friday evening next the 4th of July music will commence with a rush. If you want handsome job printing at low rates give your orders to the TRANSORIPT. BRIEF MENTION, «. gees tonne, group of islands in the south seas, is dead.” She was the granddanghter of Francis Young, an English sailor who landed at the island of ‘Tau over half a centary ago and married the native queen. Through: the death of all the heirs apparent Margaret found herself Called upon to Yale in 1891, whan she was 19 years’ old. She had beon well educated in a Catholic convent just prior to the call. She was at Apia when a delegation waited upon her to notify her that the lawa of. heredity demanded her ocoupation of the throne. In September, 1894, Captain Luttrell of the bark Helen P. Almy, accompanied by his wife, called at the royal palace and were the first white people to be adimitted into the presence of the young queen. She said her life was. one of misery in spite of the great homage paid her by the natives. The ekuctity of her dwelling was rigidly preserved by a bodyguard of warriors, who stood teady to decapitate any one who dared approach unless. summoned by her majesty. The only person allowed to approach the queen Was the grand chief of the group. She was not permitted. tc walk outside the limits of her residénce, out bad to be carried in a litter by her maids, and whenever she thus ventured forth her subjects were forbidden under pain of death to leave their domiciles, —Boston Transcript. : ‘The nomination of William McKinley. for President by the National Republican Convention has been a ee gone conclusion for many weeks. Three pose Rees months ago it was evident to the close ; . observer. that he ‘was the choice of the’ June 20th at 9 A. M. Republican masses, and unless some . extraordinary combination could be; eich Ee Se 8 effected among the Eastern political . And continuing bosses opposed to him, he ~ be} . ee = nominated. The history of :parties in . ; this country, indeed, presents no in. Till July 5th, 1896 stance of popular selection analogous . : : : to-his. He is not a military hero nor} es : a beloved party leader, and yet he generated a boom greater than any man . in time of peace has ever done.That . McKinley will be elected seems a W A L d d most as certain now. as_ his, nomina. e re 0a e€ 9 tion did three months ago. For.awhile . the lamentations of the dissatisfied Commencing the popular favor which has cansed . his nomination will stand with him at) the ballot boxes. x Attention, Curly Bears, x y The Ourly Bears’ 4th of July com-. Owing to the late season, we are overstocked with Sprin mittee will meet at the Court House at . and Summer Clothing. We are going to make the BIGGES So alosk this Srening. _ (SLAUGHTER that was ever made in Nevada county or else". OUR GRAND CLEARANCE SALES cemevricem sas But Not Intoxicated . here last evening. C. H. Jones of San Francisco is here { spending a few days. / Next Friday the public’ schools of : age rae . where. We will not carry our stock over for next season. this city close for the summer vacation Hypnotism In Sargery. ARRIVALS AT THE Th ey have got to go. , of ten weeks. A striking example of the efficacy of UNI oO Nw HOTEH so Will Probably. Refuse. models of M. W. Mather came down from the Plumbago mine today. J: D. Van Eman’ éame down from Washington yesterday. Capt. Brush of San Francisco arrived here this morning. J. G. Burlington of Reno, Nev arrived here this morning. ‘ Mrs. A. P. Carter is quite sick at her home on Montezuma Hill. Mrs. Smith of San Francisco is visiting Nevada City friends. H. C. Lawrence of San Francisco arrived here on last night’s train. W.L. Sparks and wife are here ‘visiting Mrs. and Mrs. T. L. Coffey. The family of George Osterman have remoyed to this city from Sierra county. J. E. Harper was here from Sacramento yesterday on a visit to his friends. T. B. Dillon came in on last night's train from San Francisco, on a visit to. his father. Mrs. James Hore of North Bloomfield came down today on her way to San Francisco. N. W. Leechman of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville. ; Miss Virgie Deal will arrive from San Francisco this evening, to visit relatives and friends. ss ss M. J. Angove and wife of Graniteville arrived here today, on their way to San Francisco. ‘ Thomas Ingram of the the Grass Valley Telegraph has gone to England and will be gone about two months. 8. Longabaugh, who has been visit"ing A. W. Morris for séme time, has returned to the State of Nevada. H. Galbraith arrived here on the train last night from Coulterville. H.W. Morris of San Francisco ar. dived here this morning, on his way to the Boss mine. Dr. E. F. Liebrich, F. Boeckman and F. Boeckman Jr., arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Mrs. O. Maltman is recovering from a severe injury received several days ago. She fell and badly Sprained her shoulder. Peter Tautphaus and _ his daughters, Misses Lilla, May, Ida, Alice, Gertie and Marguerite, arrived here last evening to visit a few days. Mrs. J. W. Reese, who has been very sick, is now out of danger. Her sister is here from El Dorado county, having arrived a few days ago. Miss Emma Brown, daughter of Mrs. J.E. Brown of San Francisco, is expected to arrive here this evening on a to Miss Lenore Calkins.James Van Bibber of Sacramento, who has been spending the past month’ in this city for the betterment of his health, returned home on this morning’s early train. Yy J. G. Neagle, Fred Searls, E. M. Preston, A. Lademan, Geo. Treadwell, ade are fine. ‘Try one at Union. Fruit ee aa ‘ . SAN Franowsco, Cal, June 22—It is . believed that Mrs. Craven will refuse . to.obey the order of Judge Slack to ex. hibit toC. L. Fajr and his attorneys } the peneil deeds upon which she re. cently began suits against the Fair es. tate. Another Big Rese rvr. The South Yuba Canal Company has purchased the Predmore place at Clipper Gap and intend to build a storage dam there this summer. The dam will be built about 40: feet high and §its storage capacity is estimated at about 10,000 mehes or over 150 million gallons. The site is an excellent one: The com. pany has purchased 240 acres of land oe will subdivide the part not used for the dam into small tracts and sell it. The fact of such a large dam -with good fishing -adjoining the land will make it a popular resort in: the foothills. The building of the dam will insure a steady flow of water below in case of accident and will also act as a settling reservoir.—Colfax Sentinel. Prospective Work at Smartsville. The Marysville Appeal says that Chas. E. Rother, general foreman. for the “Yuba River and Gold Mining Company” was in Smartsville this week making arrangements to mine certain sections of the Yuba river. J. H. Warne was instructed to draw out a: bill for umber and have it on the grounds as soon as possible. Your correspondent is informed that the carpenters will be at work in less than two weeks. It is expected than when the works are fairly started upwards of fifty men be employed, -and if the enterprise proves a paying one there will be employment for an unlimited number of bread winners. Boy Seriously Hurt. George Henry Allen, twelve-year-old son of George Allen, was quite seriously hurt yesterday. He was out to the merry-go-round and attempted to jump on while it was in motion. The result was'that the boy was caught between the cable and the jack, the cable tearing through the flesh and muscles ‘of the calf of his left leg, clear to the bone. The machine was stopped as quickly as possible, the boy extricated and taken to his -home. Dr. Muller says the injury may affect him for life. It was necessary to take eight stitches to draw the gaping wound together. Fine Ice Cream Soda, Antone Tam, the pioneer caterer and . confectioner, this afternoon treated . the printer folks of the TRANSORIPT to . @ bounteous supply of ice cream soda. . It was an excellent article and Mr. Tam . always keeps an inexhaustible supply . Of the same kind on which the ! public would do well to sample. will vents many christians from attending, Mrs. Cal. R. Clarke, who went to San Francisco a few days ago, is expected home this evening Quite anumber of intoxicated men were on the streets last evening. There must be lots of fun in getting drunk during this warm wave. The passenger traffic on the Narrow Gauge is very large: The freight business is keeping up very. well. The funeral of the late John Grimes Sr., which took place from St. Canice Catholic Church yesterday afternoon, was largely attended. Saturday ‘evening the members of the Rebekah degree lodge had a social hop at Odd Fellows hall after the regular meeting was over. Saturday evening the Theater was filled with people who gathered to hear the free concert on the Sterling pianos. The selections rendered’ were greatly enjoyed by the large audience. The sprinkling wagon now runs from

the Plaza in this city to Hill’s Flat, Grass Valley. In the latter town nearly all the streets are sprinkled, the town having a sprinkling wagon of its own. The baseball game at the old Rifle Grounds yesterday afternoon was not characterized by more than ordinary playing. The nines selected to take part did not fill and substitutes had to be put in. Otto Woehler of Spenceville, owner of the paint works at that place, has given 400 pounds of Imperial paint to the Glenbrook Park Association. All the fences and buildings are to be The churches were tolerably well filled yesterday. The hot weather prebut usually their palces are filled by sinners, who do not seem to have any fear of hot places. Hon. B. J. Watson came up here last week to see something about his mining interests. His old-time home feeling has come back to him and now he thinks of making this place his future home. He says there is no place on God’s footstool equal to Nevada City. : «> Grass Valley Items. John W, Clemo, who was struck by a car in the Empire mine three weeks ago and had one of his legs hurt, will probably have to submit to amputation of the injured limb at the knee. Today miners working in the Bullion mine struck into the old works of the Galena property. There wasa rush of water and it was with difficulty that the men escaped alive. 2 Wholesale Business Young Father (anxiously)—Is it a boy or a girl, nurse ? Nurse—It’s three of ’em,sir. Three lovely boys ! Young’ Father—Good gracious! This comes of marrying a girl whose father . more effective, destroying the plant to hypnotism as an adjunct to surgical soiThis casé—a difficult one of long standing and obscnré symptoms—was that of was made and a diseased kidney was treated. The incision was then sewed op, and she is now recovering, suffering no pain or inconvenience whatever. This difficult and painful as-well as dangerous opératicn was done while the patient was under hypnotic suggestion, being bypnotized by one of the inedical ataff. The patient was in the hy pnoti:: stute for about Half ‘an honr, and when lighted with the snecess of the experiment, declaring she felt no pain or con: sciousness Whatever when the operation that some one siood by her side and was cutting paper with a pair of scissors. After couscicusness had. feturned shs said she felt the natural pain conseqnent {0 any surgical operation done while under ordinary anesthetics. Hypnosis, in her case, was limited only to the time it required for the opc:ution. It is, however, possible to continne the suggestion ontil the patient is out of all pain, — Baltimore American, 2 Welded Copper and Steel. ence was demonstrated within the past . few days at the Johns Hopkins hospital. . a young lady iitte whose side arr incision ". What we lose in this sale you gain. We have madebig Reductions in Every Department — ‘In order that we may make this Sale a grand success. fain Street, Nevada City. “NORTHWAY & MORRIS, PROPRIETORS. H. M. Taylor, San Francisco, : While we don't believe as a rule in big advertisements, seen at the hospital yesterday, was de. . was in progress, save that she had a . confused and not unpleasant impression . : . we are compelled to make this announcement of our big sale that we may inform the public of the sacrifice we are making. . . We invite the public to call and examine our goods and . prices. ae We have engaged extra salesmen for this sale, and every jone will receive the very best attention. Rich and poor are. treated alike. ae rar he, a ictly ¢ rice to all. family, Coulterville, ey are strictly Cash and one price } . 3 L. HYMAN & CO, Pez Sm <eiie gi nis sim aot: BE 4 ? t The announcement is made that ata blacksmithery in Port Blakely, Wash., the workmen have successfully performed the operation of welding copper and iron-or steel, an achievement which, it is well.said, has baffed the most skillfal mechanics of the world. The stateient in this case is simply aud briefly that there .has , been. secured—a. perfect welding of a sheet of copper anda sheet ‘f steel, the showing being a plain sheet f the two metals so perfectly united as 9 seem but parts of an indivisible vhole, copper ou one side and steel on ‘he other, the size of the sheet béing -bout 234 by 8 inches, with an average uickness of an eighth of an inch. While ihere is thns exhibited a complete weld‘ng, yet # transverse section shows plainly the line of distinction between the two metals, clinging iogether with such cohesion that no sledge hammer or cold chisel has-been able to Separate them, ‘indicating that what has thns been done on a small ecale may as easily be done on & large. —New York Son. Weed Killing by Electricity. Electricity may soon tackle thistle and jimcon weed. ~ Professor Woodworth of the Michigan Agricultural college announces that electricity is quite as cheap as salt for the killing off of weeds in the long run, as it is much the root. He purposes to experiment on the most noxious weeds by taking a wheelbarrow or wagon sapplied with a storage battery to the land to be cleared and let the hanging wires drag along the ground. He insists on the practicability of removing Capada and Russian: thistles from farms in thig way. —Se. Lonis Midcontinent. Be Trivuphed, “Thad along argument with Diet! his momirg,”’ ‘said the controversia gan, “and I couvinced him.”’ : orders at this office.or with C. E. Wild at his barber shop. jl2tt Commercial st., near Main, Nevada City. SRP oss a) fa a] & Mail orders will receive the best of attention and we will do just aswell by you as if you were here yourself. : # Only Until July 7th! And then . y On pel Sst et by > He : We're going away. “Call before that date.. Last opportunity to get our HighIn this city, June 224, to the wife of . Class work at Popular Prices. : Geo. Downing, a daugh DORSAZ & AMSDEN, . (Direct from Oakland), Photographers “2s, MARRIED. At the Congregational Parsonage, Nevada City, June 20th, by Rev. J. Sim Whiting of Grass Valley a Miss Lettie Banks of Sierra City. Nerves 4. ISOARD & SON. Wholesale .... . Liquor Dealers, And Sole Nevada County Agents for the 2 Enterprise Brewing Co, MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD ee Are the Messengers of Sense,—the Telegraph 4 System of the human body. Nerves extend from the brain to every part + of the body and reach every organ. Nerves are like fire— good servants but hard masters, Nerves are fed by the blood and are therefore . like it in character. Nerves will be weak and exhausted if the blood is thin, pale andimpure. . Nerves will surely be strong and steady if ‘4 ‘ the blood is rich; red and vigorous. Nerves find a true friend in Ho000’s, Sarsaparilla because it makes rich, red blood. Nerves do their work naturally and wel the brain is unclouded, there are no . We P. ay No High Rents! neuralgic pains, appetite and digeste quite orn: In additio has electr: and can fi pliances .« same as tl couple of Some ti) Sunday m fered with signs that man & Oo. had been ; space that painted i order to d or ladder ‘is no clue As. soon what had ward of $2 tion of th -the sign. -ble_ trick person co Now All the ; for Tran; ready fo. Hotel. F them befo 24th. All the . by. those y lected to 1 "The ave of Compa: high as us of the sun for the sh range is 1c Loaf and . mine, As has been } tion to the there all best score Tere is of the cou put. toget years was For a gre: nounced scribed lc stantly fa ment, pro has prove tional dis -constituti iene sista We Employ No Drummers?! tarrh Ou! B.8. Rector and Geo. Shaw went to! wit E : “So he told me." Mion are. good, when you take “ & San Francisco this morning to be in. = o an Balevete ae mee “eee eicerrs I am He acknowledged it to you, div . gus Fee ) We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. pron Be eee nee Mt the McKensle peejury . Paling ie High Schea sebee ri It Wins, However . He Wa sa hand r he con : . A. 1SO ARD & SON. B is taken case. \Ziven by the Hig 00! uates seis ber, Pack ae wet: $ Suck. Mo Aten catamiis home . takes place at Armory Hall. _ ‘ArrangeAubrey Beardsley, though his art has . tae ee ge to death any day. rele) ss ° . r oad St., Nevada City. caged Saturday evening from below. She . ments have been completed for a very . heen much laughed at, is said to have . Se i ia COR ao pe . > . —eaeniesteaneitnnaen pa syste! was accompanied. by her two daugh. pice time and there will no doubt be a. made an income of twenty thousand . The Trottof I Sarsap ar illa ee dollars fo : ® jdarge attendance. The graduates will a ven anes : ts ‘ 5 : : " si ters, Misses Sadie and Adelaide, who . do all in their power to make it a suc-. @0llars a year since he appeared on the Willey—I tell you, it’s better in the Sis Ode Sin Purifier, All druseista CH ANCE Ih A FIFTY DOL AR BED R00 : Send for have been attending King’s Conservacess in every respect. horizon two or three years ago. So, it} sad tote honest. Did you ever know : Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Go. “aes no A ian \ sey Addr tory of Music at San Jose. seems that even people who pretend to ~~ ba bet ert subapey ? vA eg : = i Bie is spec pe F.J.C! PUN a reneeresa $20"'Rewerd be artistic like to be tooled. ee aly pak eu aera a: hence: ieee Hood’s Pills ana iver se” ro . Given to every person puitchasing eee Bold by Superior Court: Will be paid for information leading Hope tls Win. a@ is known. It's the rogues whic NY 5 rth f oe ' -. «#lall’s 1 : ; : _ . to the arrest and conviction of the party s aot Known that are happy.—Pittebars $ W G f : C i pene i igi pp ers Ber t aes . or parties who defaced the signin front} It is announced that McKinley may . Clronivie-iolegraph. U 0 0 roceries or és ash J Jobn Caldwell presiding: f . of our stores by inscribing the letters. visit the Pacific Coast in October next. Diseaic ey ‘ . : ee ‘ mace of Levi Williamson, deceased. 4:P: A. on the sign with paint. The. A few Speeches from the magnetic PrePupil—What, in your opinion, pre . -E. A: W ALLACE SEE THE PRIZE AT LEGG & . SHAW’S STORE D setting final account of ad. (eed ee soe night or Sunsme candidate croat say fessor, is the must difficult mathematica. . ove j : srt ‘hea _. day morning financial question, wo largely to. problem? : sedis Will recive co: its twice a week of the Pee 5 ee : 0 en ree aiockarging 9f-. L. HYMAN & CO. . his popular vote. Poor Proteesor (grimly }—tTrying ti finest Mountain fish. fie aati Boneless Ham for Picnics. pobes : — ; es make ends meet, my dear sir.— Bay ‘ats 3 Sa es agtind eae Dyas eee Se) reud at Estate of Wm. P. Mitchell; deceased.’ ; : cain? a; : ¢ Order appointing FE. W. Seluiie x . Fire Department Meeting. Fined Forty Dollars, _ London Fun. THE CORNER STORE, My Special Delivery System is an Unqualified Success, Have You Tried it? : ministrator and order to show cause,. The members of Nevada Fire Depart-. Ah Que, the Chinaman who beat _ Just. Learning. Oh sae One SaD MALS STs, . W Th} Junc.: Broad and Commercial sts Const eto., and order appointing E. W. . ment are requested to meet at the hall . “Salvation Charley,” was fined $40); Wibble— You shave yourself regular.:. NEVADA CITY. irks ey cee oie 4 E. JOHNSTON, ages Telephione No. a CS vay Pagene Schmidt, Samuel Butler and L. A. . of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. today by Justice Holbrook, for battery. » don’t you? “ ; : > : ut 3 . Ce en ety oS : Garthe appraisers. . 2, on Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock,. He paid the fine. The charge of assault Wabble—No, sg ergs Man. . SCH rt I DT BROS., . : ate ; Estate and guardianship of Harry . to make arrangements for taking part. with a deadly weapon with intent to. sge to get about one hair ont 6 seven. ney a : p. (i SC ADDEN gas I and Frederick H: Hanssen, minors. . in the parade on the evening of July commit murder was dismissed. ~—Indianapolis Journal. As LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, ° ° Ny : Order directing guardian of said estate . 4, and attending also to other matters ce Rhoe enesey gerd Pine street oo.. ccscssss. Nevada City, Cal. i ae to invest wards’ money. . Connected with the 4th of July. By Take Notice. “Do you sing?" he asked.as she seat. meee yg fae 2. Cont. Clear ~ Commercial street, Bethea Chas. E. Wilson vs. M. Shewbridge. . order. Rozert SNELL, Any one wishing to exchange goods . #4 herself at the piano. eri SOD ee Sera Ne va care On trial. . §22-td Chief Engineer. : “Not at all,"’ she answered, and after G ARTHUR LDT IMPT’D : o Trautman Trautman. . trig rought during our big clearance sale bearing her he agreed with her.—De. ina via BOHEMIAN lus : ence . Unite Wee eae B, © ~ . entetng te TLR [wie Pe ee zie. 3 Groceri+s, Provisions. “gas 9 face Deki Rois URA otha] meine say eat . een CLANCY TAMBLYN, OO Sui Division; No. 16,0. B. K. of P, will be} * z i “Pilcher, does ein @o.much . dh re pate . . Cann . G . sei nee . . held Wednesday evening, June 24th, at Fie a igang Seg ee ° ‘ oawe Ss.