June 22, 1901 (4 pages)

YEE TRANSCRIPT. . a = aS ny -sned Byory Evening, Sundays Excepted . TALEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B AT NRVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, ~—BY— BSRowWN & CALEIINS. . Vinton has a fresh supply. v uprigbt on a bed in a room in McCoy’s Hotel. TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION ¢ Per Year . #fternoon, Brief Notes. —. This is the time of the year to use Uno—the Mexican foot powder for sore and burning feet. Vinton sells it. Mrs. Hill’s insect powder is the best The Ladies’ Whist Club was royally entertained by Mrs. Wm. Floyd this relatives were searching the: city for him, the body of James A. Marshall, a] ¢ shank, attorneys for Senator William A. Clark, of Montana, dismissed the suit brought by Professor GeorgeA. gashed with a pccketknife, were hang. Treadwell for the recovery of 100 shares Cut the Arteries. Cuioaco, June 21—While anxious eteran of the Civil War, was propped His wrists, which had been Go Keep the Stock. Lean, in the Supreme Court today, on New ‘York, June 2i—Justice “Macbe application of Atwater & CruickBy Carrier -Hm See oe : . yy 12 accPia! Week . A six horse-team -with lumber for Delivered to any part of the city. . Grass Valley broke through the Little . Deer creek bridge, near the Sierra SATURDAY .. ..dune 22, 1901 . Nevada Brewery, today. The damage . was slight. JULY 3,4,5, At Nevada City. . Srand Glectrical Dis. play: . gee: ‘ . { . . . . Waid of Honor Contest at Dow-. nieville— Railroad Fares. . Hn Automobite--Ohe First One Here, At Nevada City, July 3d, 4th and 5th . ‘The Truckee Lumber company’s saw . mill near Truckee is running full blast. . They have a crew of thirty men in the One of the many pleasing features . mill, and expect to make an average of the big carnival to be held in this city . cut of 80,000 to 90,000 feet per day. sii te tha. vient Giammaviens. The, Uoo Kitchiner thinks that the Boers Nevada Electric and Gas Company is . have been given quite enough encores arranging to have its building, on the . for their last ditch performance and corner of Broad and Pine streets, . should let up. Unfortanately, howevaglow with handsome desigas of vari. er, DeW ot does not agree with bim. . The Chinese portion of the processP % . ion on the 4th of July, at Nevada City, ‘ . will be a grand sight. The Chinese are es . getting very anxious for the day to . come in order to show the people how . good’ looking they are when dressed . up in “heap glood close.” . (City Marshal Shearer is having the . streets and sidewalks all over the city . put in good shape. 3 a nestle See . M alaria CausesBiliousness . Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. Reed’s Patent in every respect. , by Gero. E. TURNER. _____-+ »@e->— The Best Prescription For Malaria. ous kinds. The Courthouse will also be made to look as nice es the skill of the electrician canpossibly devise. iron and ‘quinine in a tasteless form ing over a wash basin, The man had killed himself while despondent. suiside was a brother. of George E. Marshall, head of the firm of stationers of that name. his wife two years ago he had been morose,. but as far as known never had threatened self-destruction. of stock in the United Verde Oopper Company, said to be now worth $30,000. Treadwell claimed that he had. pledged the stock, only worth $10 a share at the time he purchased it, with Edward Bennett, of -London, England, as security for an account he had with him. Later it was sold by the parties to The Since the death of Lying on the floor was the penknife with which he had made deep gashes across his wrists, severing the arteries. evidently taken his own time, as the wash basin had been drawn near the ‘. bad. remained bolt upright after death . Anti-rusting tinware, guaranteed to . be absolutely rust proof and perfect For sale exclusively Chills and Fever is a bottle of Gro ve’s TasTeLess CHILL Tonio. It is simply He had bedside to catch the blood. He had propped himself against the head of the bed, and; thas supported, the body had come from loss of blood, and was found in this position. eee. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss M. E. Morton, who has been to Gaston forthe past two months, arrived here today on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Dr. A. H. Tickell. J. M. Parr and wifeand J. H. Williams and wife were here. from North Bloomfield today an a visit to friends. Geo. Clark was down from North Blooomfield today. Miss Lilian Edmonds, of Highland, Washington, arrived here last evening on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. K. Badger. Miss Edmonds’ formerly taught school at Highland and she may decide to resume her profession in this county. Mrs. CO. A. Lammon of Redding and Mrs. J. T. Lammon of this city attended the Simmons-Henwood ‘wedding at Grass Valley Thursday evening. A Letter of Thanks. PorTLAND, Or., Sept. 7, 1900. Mr. O. F. Woopwarp—Dear. Sir:— For the past two years I have been troubled greatly with a redness of my skin, and a great number of pimples on my face. until I got a package of Lane’s Tea. and my skin as white as snow. Mrs. E.R Tuomas, 27244 Oak St. whom it was pledged and finally came ‘into Senator Olark’s hands. _ I tried almost everything under the sun to rid myself of ‘these disorders, but nothing did me any good have used it for two weeks steady, and my complexion is as clearas a mirror sole eet Arrested For Stealing: Bituines, Mont., June 21—Samuel Garven was arrested by the Federal outhorities last night, charged with complicity in’ stealing $18,000 worth of. cattle from the Cree Indians, on which charge Robert Lee is now being tried in the United States Gourt here. The alleged stolen cattle were found, it is said, on Garven’s ranch by Indian Agent Edwards. A. year ago Garven was one of the most prosperous citizens of Billings. After Lee’s. arrest, Garven assigned his property to the First National Bank. A.Deputy Marsbal left with the prisoner for Helena today. Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W. Bennett is in. Nevada City and will call on all his patrons. All other will please order by mail. P. O. Box 278. Wanted.A Horse for his feed and a ‘small .compensation during berry time—about six weeks. He will have light work, good feed and care, but must be safe to drive ina cart. : . 522 T. H. LEHR, near Hospital. Order to Show Cause. I lee THE SOHPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of Califora. nia. In the matter of the estate of Peter Allison, de*e : Hen-y petition herein, praying for an order of sale of all the persona! and real estate of saie decedent for the purposes therein set forth, it Fitter, administrator of the estate ; of: Peter Allison, deceased, having filed his . Hundreds ~ of People FRESHLROASTED COFFEES ENED TEAS" ‘is therefore ordered hy the Court, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, appear before the said Superior Court on MONDAY, the 22d DAY of JULY, at the Court Room of said Superior Court in County of Nevada, to show cause why an order should For sale by H. B. Dickerman, agent. tf —_-~@e-—e— —__—— No cure—no pay. Price 50c. Seige wits Don’t drink Jesse Moore. Whiske The words “Nevada County” and “Welcome” will be made large and very attractive, and all the windows will be ay Better For Blood Than Sarsaparill ornamented with catchy electrical ef-; gnless you want the best. y For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless ©hill Toniw.+ my15-6m Administrator, to sell all of the personal property and real estate of said decedent, in the Nevapa City DaILy TRANSCRIPT a 4. newspaper printed and published in hid Nevada county. 7 F, T. NILON, Judge. Dated June 22, 1901. oo Nppaed OF OF THE PROSPERITY OLL COMat public sale; and that a copy of this order . m_at be published at least four successive weeks . stdering plans ot develo:ment to be pre. . dangerous. TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE. HOUSE, Wholesale and Retai . perity the Court House in said Nevada City, in the . thata meeting of the stockholders of the are using our in Porto Ricc. Wsed Canceled Stamps.) Wasamaton, J Office Inspector C0) ceived a cablegram Thomas C. Vona, Ass at. Mayaguez, Porto Rico, yesterday for making use vf. postage stamps. Mayaguez is the third largest Poatoffice —-2oe--.———— Jesse Moore Whiskies are famous the world over for purity and flavor as woll as for all the other qualities that make good whiskey. —_~+8 —S Ir will qunch your thirst. Rainier Beer at TuTtTtr’s. 5 centsa glass. tf ane 21-Obief Post ochran today reannouncing that istant Postmaster was arrested canceled No details are given. negroes and. whites for sometime has culmunated in the death of Olets Montgomery, colored, who was riddied ing grew out of the arrest of several negroes, charged with burnings bam in the neighborhood as a manifestation of their displeasure toward the white population. Several suspects are in jail. —— °Oe Gilt Edge Whiskey costs no more than any others, and being purer should’ be called for, aaaaaeaiaeinaimaadiaicennee lider Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? Don’t delay--delays are Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome. . Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. For JUNE NOVELTIES come to our House, then no mistake is made. New Fans to-day, all white New Hose to-day, all white . New Lace Hose to-day, all white. New Drop-Stitch Hose to-day, all white New Belts to-day, all white ea New Batiste and Ventilated Corsets, all white © New Ribbons to-day, all white New Parasols to-day, all white ; New Shirt Waists to‘day, all white New Corset Covers to-day, all white,LADIES—The above are intended for GRADUATES and for the last day of School. We have just as many nice colored goods as we have white—but this isa WHITE MONTH and :e white part of the month, and as such we call your special attention to White Materiale. Respectfully, See Wash Suits in Big Window Stockholders Weeting.PANY. fo the stockholders ofthe PrcsOil Company: Please take notiee Prosperity Oil Company will be held at the not be granted to the said principsl office of the company, in the city of. Nevada. Nevada county, California, on Saturday ‘he 2eth day of June, 1901, at 8 p. Hibernia Hall. for the purpose of consented by the Board of Directors and such other business as may come before them. By order of the Board of Directors. Cc. W. CHAPMAN, Secretary. Dated June 18 1901. ———— fects. It will be a grand sight to see. The City Hall will not be forgotten, and some very nice pieces wil) adorn it. Many business houses will add to the big display, and several private resi-. dences about town will also show to, good advantage surrounded by nu-. merous electric lights. As we have suggested before, every . eitizen of our pretty little city should . make it a point to decorate his home in our National colors for the coming celebration. We're going to have a’ big time, an1 everything should corres-— pond. . The Maid of Honor contest at Downieville is getting exciting. The vote up to last night at 8 o'clock stocd as follows: Bessie Perryman, 237; Alice Strange, 100; Annie Bachels, 71; Jennie Costa, 53; scattering, 102. The friends . of the respective parties are taking . great interest in the voting, and there . will be a large number of ballote cast . tomorrow—the last day of the contest. . : The Southern Pacific Railroad Com. and ten minutes of your pany has fixed the rates of fares from, . _, 3 > the staticns named as given below. . at dinner time. Refricerators Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily. will run an ordiiary sized refrigerator. Once tried, and you will never be without one. Ten Cents. worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND. FREEZER time will give you frozen dessert Tickets will be sold at the reduced . rates on July 3d and 4th and will be good up to and including the 8th. ! Tne rates quoted are from the respective places to Colfax, at which place paesengers will be granted a LEGG & SHAW CO. THE’ PRESERVATION.HEALTH _ Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Foley's: Ice Cream Parlors Commercial Street, Nevada City SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS > For Ladies and Children, FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on % eH % q Hammocks U0 0M Summer is here. An article of comfort is a joy forever. Do you enjoy your ease? If so, purchase one of the latest up-to-datehammocks at TURNER’S. This means comfort for you and your pocketbook. The prices vary with the qualities to suit your means. © : Fishing Tackl Titi There is no pleasanter pastime than fishing. The lakes and streams abound in mountain trout. Our flies,’ hooks, leaders, and rods are selected primaaily for the mountain sportsmen. GEO. EE. TURNESF PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = «= «= Nevada City, Ca — on ease) NOT A NEW STORE. ’~ The Pioneer Grocery Store is not a new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. It aims always to have good, clean, ee staple, family groceries. The aim hits the mark. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. . Main Street, Nevada City. Know All Men By: These Presents! THAT THE L. ELKUS COMPANY, a corporation, W.H. CRAWFORD; Main Street “——™ AGREAT ————————— ~ ANNOUNCEMENT=— round-trip rate over the Narrow Gauge of $1. So Se SOUTHERN PAOIFIO ROUND-TRIP RATES. Sacramento....+--0.---$ 2 05} American River Bridge... 1 95) Pisagint:(.05sss2ce Lcvaniewcta 1 85 BOOS 6. ccc ties ees ovens weiets . 1 80 Antelope. cc cic eaet. caeWisietsece 1 65 Roper ile oincsik aeons ce aaienreaees 1 50 Rocklin: 6255 cond vetoes sete 1 40 TOUS 2 ojo csc esa aierln feiarnisig Fase see 1 30 PONE D oi ioscetce Meee eG ace ees 1 20 Newcastle. 2.0665 .406s ens saeieiseie's 110 Auburn.. ih Pigs Gade cars ale ccnecete 95 Clipper Gap. «..ccec. eee cece 60 ‘ Applegate.. . 6. ee ee ween 45 New England Mills.... 80 The Bartlett Water Co. will have an automobile, the first ever seen in the county, in the parade on the evening of tife 8rd, and in the parades on the Ath and 4th, advertising the excellent. fore transferred to it, together with the good will of the qualities of Bartlett Water, of which 'same. Gaylord & Son aie the local agents. The Stockton Boys’ Band will have their headquarters at Conlan’g hotel. It was beretofore announced that they would be located at Hibervia “Hall, but the latter place has been rented to H. Metzenbaugher, of the New Union Hotel. Did it ever strike you'.that you can buy Jesse Moore Whiekey for the same price. that is paid for just ordinary whiskey ? ~*or Malaria Makes impure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonic cures Ma. ; myibin. Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Mau 793 aria. 50c, ‘of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California, the party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar and other valuable considerations to it paid by L Hyman, -of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, the party of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does by these presents grant, bargain, sell and convey untothe said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns, all that certain stock of goods, wares and merchandise, of, in or belonging to thé business and store lately conducted by H. 'J. Carter, at Nevada City, California, and by him heretoTo have and to hold the same to the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns forever. ‘ Ip witness whereof the said THE L. ELKUS COMPANY has caused its eanl to be affixed beretoand these presents.to be executed ‘by its Vice President thereunto duly authorized, the Aa6b day of June, Ningteen Hundred and One. y EUGENE 8. ELKUS, Vice President. rea Thereforenow Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY ? 1 ° as soon as possible, these their cost or value. advantage of this sale. : _. This stock consists of a gneral line of men’s, boys and youth’s clothing, boots and shoes, hats, trunks and:furnishing goods. ods will be sold at theold stand of Jeff Carter, corner Pine od Comumerctal Streets MAN & CO.Clothiers Having Purchased the Stock of Jeff Carter, at 4 Great Reduction from the Original Cost ot the Gods, We shall sell the same at prices that will be appreciated by the pubiic. Not wishing to remove said stock from the former premises and desiring to dispose ofthe goods goods will be sold regardless of is the chance to lay in your supply of goods, ‘50 take 4 Red Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores , Mein $7) «@ _ her. ° THE TRANSC SATURDAY .,..,.Jane * aii : Votes of Inter For insurance see T, B: Gr The daughter of A. P. King on the cutskirts of Grass Va mild case of smallpox, The New York Hotel wi good chicken dinner tomor ing for twenty-five cents. For excellent fancy summ call at Wm. Garry’s saloon, Spring and Pine streets. For the best of everyth meat line send'your. orders to: Sigourney, the grocer, has 1 barrel of the finest sweet pi: has ever been brought to this If you wdnt a good, cool beer—the very best in townand see Wm. Harry. Howard Loveland, propriet Popular Bakery, continues t his patrons with the very be cakes, bread and everything e bakery line. ‘ If you should desire ary thir drinking line you should ca Grotto. It is the most popul in town and you are alwa fair treatment. The entertainment given las: at the Methodist Ohurch by t ior Epworth League was a gr cess. The children perform various parts very beautifally If you want to spend a pleas this evening, call on Billy Br the Council Chambers. Billy fine line of liquors, wines: anc His beer can’t be beat. Hot . night. As the electric railway, betw city and Grass Valley, : will c Gold Ran bridge the Oity Trus consider the matter of having modeled at their meeting next evening. ° : Saturday night is the drive away dull care, and . glass of something good is w need. Maitland Brothers’ sal good place to go and spend Remember that Rev. John C will preach at the Methodist tomorrow morning. A larg will surely be in attendance, ¢ very popular divine. Every bc Brother Chisholm, as he is fe called. At the “Grotto” this evenin body_will be made welcome, can rely on receiving gen treatment. A fine hot lunch served this evening. Miss Edna Stewart, daughte P. Stewart of Washington, this died of diphtheria at,,.Sacram Thursday night. ‘Thé decea most highly esteemed by.all w! anaes rop in and see Henry Ric _ Peerless asloon this ;evening. @ good assortment of wet g hand, and he will.treat you we! ‘be four-year old son of Jol sey was severely injured yes te ternoon. His foot was caught wagon and he received several was,otherwise bruised. William Harry’s saloon is t _@ very popular resort. Bil looks out for the wants of his Ali of the committees of Lat lor, N.D.G. W., met at the “Mrs. Fred Zeitler last evenin \ arranged affairs for their par -_.-ptogram ov the 4th of July. not going to do any outside but their work will be fully the procession. ‘, After the cares and worrie week how nice it is tospend a eo pleasantly. Pay “Tom’s . ! Broad street, a visit this evenil goods and courteous treatmer A. & H. W. Hartung have a vertisement in this evening sorrpT. They spcak.of the « ioned way of cleaning a we clock with coal oil. That « well, some think, because the. know any better. But the . costs no more to have wat clocks cleaned.and regulate: should be, provided the worl by such reliable watchmak« Hartung Brothers. At the New Unio For a good dinner gvj,to Union Hotel tomorrow. An menu has been arranged ‘a thing will be done to please . The Sunday dinners at thie hostelry are enjoyed by a . ber of people, and now that season has opened these fi have become more popular The dioner that isto be pr tomorrow will be of the fiz turkeys in the market, with of etceteras. hee toe The Handsomest Woman City Cannot preserve her beauty keeps here bowels and diges in a healthy condition. moves the bowels every day indigestion: It purifies clears up the complexion, you a good appetite. Price 50c. a package. For sale b: erman, sole agent. The Best Prescription fe . Obills and Fever isa bott! ‘Tasteless Chill Tonic, I Iron and Qainine in a tast No cure, no pay. Price, 2

YEE TRANSCRIPT. . a = aS ny -sned Byory Evening, Sundays Excepted . TALEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B AT NRVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, ~—BY— BSRowWN & CALEIINS. . Vinton has a fresh supply. v uprigbt on a bed in a room in McCoy’s Hotel. TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION ¢ Per Year . #fternoon, Brief Notes. —. This is the time of the year to use Uno—the Mexican foot powder for sore and burning feet. Vinton sells it. Mrs. Hill’s insect powder is the best The Ladies’ Whist Club was royally entertained by Mrs. Wm. Floyd this relatives were searching the: city for him, the body of James A. Marshall, a] ¢ shank, attorneys for Senator William A. Clark, of Montana, dismissed the suit brought by Professor GeorgeA. gashed with a pccketknife, were hang. Treadwell for the recovery of 100 shares Cut the Arteries. Cuioaco, June 21—While anxious eteran of the Civil War, was propped His wrists, which had been Go Keep the Stock. Lean, in the Supreme Court today, on New ‘York, June 2i—Justice “Macbe application of Atwater & CruickBy Carrier -Hm See oe : . yy 12 accPia! Week . A six horse-team -with lumber for Delivered to any part of the city. . Grass Valley broke through the Little . Deer creek bridge, near the Sierra SATURDAY ... ...dune 22, 1901 . Nevada Brewery, today. The damage . was slight. JULY 3,4,5, At Nevada City. . Srand Glectrical Dis. play: . gee: ‘ . { . . . . Waid of Honor Contest at Dow-. nieville— Railroad Fares. . Hn Automobite--Ohe First One Here, At Nevada City, July 3d, 4th and 5th . ‘The Truckee Lumber company’s saw . mill near Truckee is running full blast. . They have a crew of thirty men in the One of the many pleasing features . mill, and expect to make an average of the big carnival to be held in this city . cut of 80,000 to 90,000 feet per day. sii te tha. vient Giammaviens. The, Uoo Kitchiner thinks that the Boers Nevada Electric and Gas Company is . have been given quite enough encores arranging to have its building, on the . for their last ditch performance and corner of Broad and Pine streets, . should let up. Unfortanately, howevaglow with handsome desigas of vari. er, DeW ot does not agree with bim. . The Chinese portion of the processP % . ion on the 4th of July, at Nevada City, ‘ . will be a grand sight. The Chinese are es . getting very anxious for the day to . come in order to show the people how . good’ looking they are when dressed . up in “heap glood close.” . (City Marshal Shearer is having the . streets and sidewalks all over the city . put in good shape. 3 a nestle See . M alaria CausesBiliousness . Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. Reed’s Patent in every respect. , by Gero. E. TURNER. _____-+ »@e->— The Best Prescription For Malaria. ous kinds. The Courthouse will also be made to look as nice es the skill of the electrician canpossibly devise. iron and ‘quinine in a tasteless form ing over a wash basin, The man had killed himself while despondent. suiside was a brother. of George E. Marshall, head of the firm of stationers of that name. his wife two years ago he had been morose,. but as far as known never had threatened self-destruction. of stock in the United Verde Oopper Company, said to be now worth $30,000. Treadwell claimed that he had. pledged the stock, only worth $10 a share at the time he purchased it, with Edward Bennett, of -London, England, as security for an account he had with him. Later it was sold by the parties to The Since the death of Lying on the floor was the penknife with which he had made deep gashes across his wrists, severing the arteries. evidently taken his own time, as the wash basin had been drawn near the ‘. bad. remained bolt upright after death . Anti-rusting tinware, guaranteed to . be absolutely rust proof and perfect For sale exclusively Chills and Fever is a bottle of Gro ve’s TasTeLess CHILL Tonio. It is simply He had bedside to catch the blood. He had propped himself against the head of the bed, and; thas supported, the body had come from loss of blood, and was found in this position. eee. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss M. E. Morton, who has been to Gaston forthe past two months, arrived here today on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Dr. A. H. Tickell. J. M. Parr and wifeand J. H. Williams and wife were here. from North Bloomfield today an a visit to friends. Geo. Clark was down from North Blooomfield today. Miss Lilian Edmonds, of Highland, Washington, arrived here last evening on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. K. Badger. Miss Edmonds’ formerly taught school at Highland and she may decide to resume her profession in this county. Mrs. CO. A. Lammon of Redding and Mrs. J. T. Lammon of this city attended the Simmons-Henwood ‘wedding at Grass Valley Thursday evening. A Letter of Thanks. PorTLAND, Or., Sept. 7, 1900. Mr. O. F. Woopwarp—Dear. Sir:— For the past two years I have been troubled greatly with a redness of my skin, and a great number of pimples on my face. until I got a package of Lane’s Tea. and my skin as white as snow. Mrs. E.R Tuomas, 27244 Oak St. whom it was pledged and finally came ‘into Senator Olark’s hands. _ I tried almost everything under the sun to rid myself of ‘these disorders, but nothing did me any good have used it for two weeks steady, and my complexion is as clearas a mirror sole eet Arrested For Stealing: Bituines, Mont., June 21—Samuel Garven was arrested by the Federal outhorities last night, charged with complicity in’ stealing $18,000 worth of. cattle from the Cree Indians, on which charge Robert Lee is now being tried in the United States Gourt here. The alleged stolen cattle were found, it is said, on Garven’s ranch by Indian Agent Edwards. A. year ago Garven was one of the most prosperous citizens of Billings. After Lee’s. arrest, Garven assigned his property to the First National Bank. A.Deputy Marsbal left with the prisoner for Helena today. Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W. Bennett is in. Nevada City and will call on all his patrons. All other will please order by mail. P. O. Box 278. Wanted.A Horse for his feed and a ‘small .compensation during berry time—about six weeks. He will have light work, good feed and care, but must be safe to drive ina cart. : . 522 T. H. LEHR, near Hospital. Order to Show Cause. I lee THE SOHPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of Califora. nia. In the matter of the estate of Peter Allison, de*e : Hen-y petition herein, praying for an order of sale of all the persona! and real estate of saie decedent for the purposes therein set forth, it Fitter, administrator of the estate ; of: Peter Allison, deceased, having filed his . Hundreds ~ of People FRESHLROASTED COFFEES ENED TEAS" ‘is therefore ordered hy the Court, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, appear before the said Superior Court on MONDAY, the 22d DAY of JULY, at the Court Room of said Superior Court in County of Nevada, to show cause why an order should For sale by H. B. Dickerman, agent. tf —_-~@e-—e— —__—— No cure—no pay. Price 50c. Seige wits Don’t drink Jesse Moore. Whiske The words “Nevada County” and “Welcome” will be made large and very attractive, and all the windows will be ay Better For Blood Than Sarsaparill ornamented with catchy electrical ef-; gnless you want the best. y For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless ©hill Toniw.+ my15-6m Administrator, to sell all of the personal property and real estate of said decedent, in the Nevapa City DaILy TRANSCRIPT a 4. newspaper printed and published in hid Nevada county. 7 F, T. NILON, Judge. Dated June 22, 1901. oo Nppaed OF OF THE PROSPERITY OLL COMat public sale; and that a copy of this order . m_at be published at least four successive weeks . stdering plans ot develo:ment to be pre. . dangerous. TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE. HOUSE, Wholesale and Retai . perity the Court House in said Nevada City, in the . thata meeting of the stockholders of the are using our in Porto Ricc. Wsed Canceled Stamps.) Wasamaton, J Office Inspector C0) ceived a cablegram Thomas C. Vona, Ass at. Mayaguez, Porto Rico, yesterday for making use vf. postage stamps. Mayaguez is the third largest Poatoffice —-2oe--.———— Jesse Moore Whiskies are famous the world over for purity and flavor as woll as for all the other qualities that make good whiskey. —_~+8 —S Ir will qunch your thirst. Rainier Beer at TuTtTtr’s. 5 centsa glass. tf ane 21-Obief Post ochran today reannouncing that istant Postmaster was arrested canceled No details are given. negroes and. whites for sometime has culmunated in the death of Olets Montgomery, colored, who was riddied ing grew out of the arrest of several negroes, charged with burnings bam in the neighborhood as a manifestation of their displeasure toward the white population. Several suspects are in jail. —— °Oe Gilt Edge Whiskey costs no more than any others, and being purer should’ be called for, aaaaaeaiaeinaimaadiaicennee lider Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? Don’t delay--delays are Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome. . Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. For JUNE NOVELTIES come to our House, then no mistake is made. New Fans to-day, all white New Hose to-day, all white . New Lace Hose to-day, all white. New Drop-Stitch Hose to-day, all white New Belts to-day, all white ea New Batiste and Ventilated Corsets, all white © New Ribbons to-day, all white New Parasols to-day, all white ; New Shirt Waists to‘day, all white New Corset Covers to-day, all white,LADIES—The above are intended for GRADUATES and for the last day of School. We have just as many nice colored goods as we have white—but this isa WHITE MONTH and :e white part of the month, and as such we call your special attention to White Materiale. Respectfully, See Wash Suits in Big Window Stockholders Weeting.PANY. fo the stockholders ofthe PrcsOil Company: Please take notiee Prosperity Oil Company will be held at the not be granted to the said principsl office of the company, in the city of. Nevada. Nevada county, California, on Saturday ‘he 2eth day of June, 1901, at 8 p. Hibernia Hall. for the purpose of consented by the Board of Directors and such other business as may come before them. By order of the Board of Directors. Cc. W. CHAPMAN, Secretary. Dated June 18 1901. ———— fects. It will be a grand sight to see. The City Hall will not be forgotten, and some very nice pieces wil) adorn

it. Many business houses will add to the big display, and several private resi-. dences about town will also show to, good advantage surrounded by nu-. merous electric lights. As we have suggested before, every . eitizen of our pretty little city should . make it a point to decorate his home in our National colors for the coming celebration. We're going to have a’ big time, an1 everything should corres-— pond. . The Maid of Honor contest at Downieville is getting exciting. The vote up to last night at 8 o'clock stocd as follows: Bessie Perryman, 237; Alice Strange, 100; Annie Bachels, 71; Jennie Costa, 53; scattering, 102. The friends . of the respective parties are taking . great interest in the voting, and there . will be a large number of ballote cast . tomorrow—the last day of the contest. . : The Southern Pacific Railroad Com. and ten minutes of your pany has fixed the rates of fares from, . _, 3 > the staticns named as given below. . at dinner time. Refricerators Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily. will run an ordiiary sized refrigerator. Once tried, and you will never be without one. Ten Cents. worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND. FREEZER time will give you frozen dessert Tickets will be sold at the reduced . rates on July 3d and 4th and will be good up to and including the 8th. ! Tne rates quoted are from the respective places to Colfax, at which place paesengers will be granted a LEGG & SHAW CO. THE’ PRESERVATION.HEALTH _ Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Foley's: Ice Cream Parlors Commercial Street, Nevada City SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS > For Ladies and Children, FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on % eH % q Hammocks U0 0M Summer is here. An article of comfort is a joy forever. Do you enjoy your ease? If so, purchase one of the latest up-to-datehammocks at TURNER’S. This means comfort for you and your pocketbook. The prices vary with the qualities to suit your means. © : Fishing Tackl Titi There is no pleasanter pastime than fishing. The lakes and streams abound in mountain trout. Our flies,’ hooks, leaders, and rods are selected primaaily for the mountain sportsmen. GEO. EE. TURNESF PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = «= «= Nevada City, Ca — on ease) NOT A NEW STORE. ’~ The Pioneer Grocery Store is not a new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. It aims always to have good, clean, ee staple, family groceries. The aim hits the mark. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. . Main Street, Nevada City. Know All Men By: These Presents! THAT THE L. ELKUS COMPANY, a corporation, W.H. CRAWFORD; Main Street “——™ AGREAT ————————— ~ ANNOUNCEMENT=— round-trip rate over the Narrow Gauge of $1. So Se SOUTHERN PAOIFIO ROUND-TRIP RATES. Sacramento.......+--0.---$ 2 05} American River Bridge..... 1 95) Pisagint:(.05sss2ce Lcvaniewcta 1 85 BOOS 6. ccc ties ees ovens weiets . 1 80 Antelope.. cc cic eaet. caeWisietsece 1 65 Roper ile oincsik aeons ce aaienreaees 1 50 Rocklin: 6255 cond vetoes sete 1 40 TOUS 2 ojo csc esa aierln feiarnisig Fase see 1 30 PONE D oi ioscetce Meee eG ace ees 1 20 Newcastle. 2.0665 .406s ens saeieiseie's 110 Auburn... ih Pigs Gade cars ale ccnecete 95 Clipper Gap. «...ccec. eee cece 60 ‘ Applegate.... . 6. ee ee ween 45 New England Mills....... 80 The Bartlett Water Co. will have an automobile, the first ever seen in the county, in the parade on the evening of tife 8rd, and in the parades on the Ath and 4th, advertising the excellent. fore transferred to it, together with the good will of the qualities of Bartlett Water, of which 'same. Gaylord & Son aie the local agents. The Stockton Boys’ Band will have their headquarters at Conlan’g hotel. It was beretofore announced that they would be located at Hibervia “Hall, but the latter place has been rented to H. Metzenbaugher, of the New Union Hotel. Did it ever strike you'.that you can buy Jesse Moore Whiekey for the same price. that is paid for just ordinary whiskey ? ~*or Malaria Makes impure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonic cures Ma.. ; myibin. Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Mau 793 aria. 50c, ‘of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California, the party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar and other valuable considerations to it paid by L Hyman, -of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, the party of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does by these presents grant, bargain, sell and convey untothe said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns, all that certain stock of goods, wares and merchandise, of, in or belonging to thé business and store lately conducted by H. 'J. Carter, at Nevada City, California, and by him heretoTo have and to hold the same to the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns forever. ‘ Ip witness whereof the said THE L. ELKUS COMPANY has caused its eanl to be affixed beretoand these presents.to be executed ‘by its Vice President thereunto duly authorized, the Aa6b day of June, Ningteen Hundred and One. y EUGENE 8. ELKUS, Vice President. rea Thereforenow Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY ? 1 ° as soon as possible, these their cost or value. advantage of this sale. : _. This stock consists of a gneral line of men’s, boys and youth’s clothing, boots and shoes, hats, trunks and:furnishing goods. ods will be sold at theold stand of Jeff Carter, corner Pine od Comumerctal Streets MAN & CO.Clothiers Having Purchased the Stock of Jeff Carter, at 4 Great Reduction from the Original Cost ot the Gods, We shall sell the same at prices that will be appreciated by the pubiic. Not wishing to remove said stock from the former premises and desiring to dispose ofthe goods goods will be sold regardless of is the chance to lay in your supply of goods, ‘50 take 4 Red Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores , Mein $7) «@ _ her. ° THE TRANSC SATURDAY .,...,.Jane * aii : Votes of Inter For insurance see T, B: Gr The daughter of A. P. King on the cutskirts of Grass Va mild case of smallpox, The New York Hotel wi good chicken dinner tomor ing for twenty-five cents. For excellent fancy summ call at Wm. Garry’s saloon, Spring and Pine streets. For the best of everyth meat line send'your. orders to: Sigourney, the grocer, has 1 barrel of the finest sweet pi: has ever been brought to this If you wdnt a good, cool beer—the very best in townand see Wm. Harry. Howard Loveland, propriet Popular Bakery, continues t his patrons with the very be cakes, bread and everything e bakery line. ‘ If you should desire ary thir drinking line you should ca Grotto. It is the most popul in town and you are alwa fair treatment. The entertainment given las: at the Methodist Ohurch by t ior Epworth League was a gr cess. The children perform various parts very beautifally If you want to spend a pleas this evening, call on Billy Br the Council Chambers. Billy fine line of liquors, wines: anc His beer can’t be beat. Hot . night. As the electric railway, betw city and Grass Valley, : will c Gold Ran bridge the Oity Trus consider the matter of having modeled at their meeting next evening. ° : Saturday night is the drive away dull care, and . glass of something good is w need. Maitland Brothers’ sal good place to go and spend Remember that Rev. John C will preach at the Methodist tomorrow morning. A larg will surely be in attendance, ¢ very popular divine. Every bc Brother Chisholm, as he is fe called. At the “Grotto” this evenin body_will be made welcome, can rely on receiving gen treatment. A fine hot lunch served this evening. Miss Edna Stewart, daughte P. Stewart of Washington, this died of diphtheria at,,.Sacram Thursday night. ‘Thé decea most highly esteemed by.all w! anaes rop in and see Henry Ric _ Peerless asloon this ;evening. @ good assortment of wet g hand, and he will.treat you we! ‘be four-year old son of Jol sey was severely injured yes te ternoon. His foot was caught wagon and he received several was,otherwise bruised. William Harry’s saloon is t _@ very popular resort. Bil looks out for the wants of his Ali of the committees of Lat lor, N.D.G. W., met at the “Mrs. Fred Zeitler last evenin \ arranged affairs for their par -_.-ptogram ov the 4th of July. not going to do any outside but their work will be fully the procession. ‘, After the cares and worrie week how nice it is tospend a eo pleasantly. Pay “Tom’s . ! Broad street, a visit this evenil goods and courteous treatmer A. & H. W. Hartung have a vertisement in this evening sorrpT. They spcak.of the « ioned way of cleaning a we clock with coal oil. That « well, some think, because the. know any better. But the . costs no more to have wat clocks cleaned.and regulate: should be, provided the worl by such reliable watchmak« Hartung Brothers. At the New Unio For a good dinner gvj,to Union Hotel tomorrow. An menu has been arranged ‘a thing will be done to please . The Sunday dinners at thie hostelry are enjoyed by a . ber of people, and now that season has opened these fi have become more popular The dioner that isto be pr tomorrow will be of the fiz turkeys in the market, with of etceteras. hee toe The Handsomest Woman City Cannot preserve her beauty keeps here bowels and diges in a healthy condition. moves the bowels every day indigestion: It purifies clears up the complexion, you a good appetite. Price 50c. a package. For sale b: erman, sole agent. The Best Prescription fe . Obills and Fever isa bott! ‘Tasteless Chill Tonic, I Iron and Qainine in a tast No cure, no pay. Price, 2