June 25, 1895 (4 pages)

2 eee ee ke Ur en St; nd ‘body should turn uff ade, ! Pe nd /are ! i)] estic . nday . atest . . rices . }} Jome . [nse ; B GOOD! lors, ‘main pipes in some parts of town STASIS ssuustediniaeeniibiiaiaaniaa THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif, Q Published Evenings Daily Except Legal Holidays. undays and SUBSCRIPTION TERMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents au Mouth; Sia Doilarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer.a Full Year. t S LocAt READING Notices—Ten Cents a, Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Kach Subsequent Time, One Dollara Line a Month, Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Application. , 1895. Telephone No. 4 . OUR cInys WATER ‘SUPPLY. The Main Pipes Are Not Langs Enough to Supply the Demands. The heavy drain that is* made on the water supply this hot weather tells on the pressure everywhere. are kept running now to one a month ago, and the result.is that the supply in the Twenty small taps 18, 80 diminished that in some places housekeepers and property owners can get water only early in the morning or at night. This is the case on Aristocracy Hill. So water is drawn during the day from’ the main that feeds the Nevada-street main that there is not pressure enough to force the water up the hill. _ In view of the fact that with the present system of pipes there is apt to be a scarcity of water in certain parts of town at this time.of the year, it would seem that pzople should try to save instead of wasting water. There is lots of water wasted, which, if the users were more careful, those who get but asmall supply at best and often none at all. much would help out In case of fire everythe smali taps, in order that the fire companies may have all the pressure possible, The great trouble with our water system is that tLe mains are not large enough to supply the hundreds of taps that draw froin them. over thirty years and are badly corrofed, the friction caused thereby interfering materially with the pressure,.while the capacity of the pipes is also F Larger pipes are required, and Mrs, Huntington, owner of the town water works, will be urged to have larger maing put in or some arrangement made by which a hetter supply of water can be secured, Besides, the pipes have been down reduced somewhat. 2-9 @e Will Be Buried Tomorrow. The funeral of the late Thomas Curnow, who died yesterday morning, will take’place from the Methodist. Church tomorrew atternoon-at-2o’clock. Friends and acquaint~ances are respectfully invited to attend. Rev. W. I. Curnow, son of the deceased, and who is located at Atlanta, a few miles from Stockton, arrived here last night to attend the funeral. 0 #100 Reward, 100. The reader of this paper will be pleased to learn that theré is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to gure in all ite stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directing on the ‘blood and mucous suriaces of the system, thereby destroying -the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up. the. constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. ‘The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Doliars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonial. Address, en F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. 4a@ old by Druggists, 75c. oe KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures © Jonstipation, 25 cts., 60 cts., $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. na + *ee Securely Kntrenched ‘Against disease are those who are pru~ «dential enough to renew failing energy by the aid of the grand fortifying agent, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which promotes a discharge of the duties imposed and d speedily ° bring assimilation, a due secretion and‘ direction of the bile and a regular habit of body are insured matic use of this safe; prompt , vigorous wpon the varions organs by nature, ‘which if impeded or relaxe about their disorder. ~ Digestion, by the syste aod thorough inedicine, Chills and fever, bilious remittent, dumb egue and ague cake, OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS. The Board of Supervisors, Meet as a Board of Equalization. Trvuckese, June 10, 1895. The Board of Supervisors met as a Board of Equalization according to law and pursuant to an order of the'.'Bourd of SuperMay, 1895 for the purpose of equalizing the assessment roll and fixing a rate of taxation on. property within the‘Pruckee Fire District for the year 1895. ._ Present, J. M. Buffington, E. Ww. Donnelly, and D. McPhetres. Absent, F. M. Pridgeon and T, J, Robinson, Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding. The Board proceeded to examine the Assessment of said Fire District and adopted visors made on the 2lst day of the following rules to govern them in equalizing the assessment roll of sad Truckee Fire District. r ak The Board may reduce any assessment in the manner prescribed by law or may raise individual assessments after giving the party or parties interested notice through the: mail of such intended raise, Onmotion and by order of the Board the mortgage of G. E, Chandler amounting to $400 on property of RK, W. Dixon was ordered entered on the assessment roll, the same having been omitted, Sophia F. Durno, through W. H. Hill, agent, was cited to appear and show cause why she should not be raised on real estate from $25 to $50 and on improvements from $150 to $300. Mr. W. H. Hill appeared before the Board. and being duly sworn made a statement in relation to th¢ said property, On motion and by order of the Board the said matter was taken under advisement. On motion and. by order of the Board furniture amounting to $150 personal prop= erty of W. H. Hill was ordered dntered on the assessment roll the same having escaped taxation. Mis. L. E. Greenleaf, through W. A. Bucknam, agent, was cited to appear and show cause why she should not improvements, : H. A. Mason, ‘hineae C. F. "MoGtashan, agent, was cited toappear and show cause why he should not be raised from $150 to $200°on improvements. On motion and by order of the Board lot 22 in assessment No, 98 was ordered changed to lot 23. On motion and by order of the Board lot 22 in assessment 99 was orderéd changed to lot 23. . Martin Hosking appeared before the Board and made application to have his *assessment on personal property reduced from $420 to $170. On motion and by order the Board took the said matter under advisement. On motion and by order of the Board lot ou River street, bound west by lot of McPhetres and east by lot of Liggett, amounting to $25 and improvements thereon anounting to $50, property of E. R. Morrill, ordered entered on the assesment roll, the same = escaped taxation. By order the Board adjourned until ‘tomorrow (Tuesday) moruing “at ten o'clock. Attest: was J.J. Greany, Clerk, By J. C. Niton, Deputy, DanreL McPuerres, President of the Board. Truckk&sr, Tuesday, June 11, 1895, The Board met pursuant to adjournment, Present, J. M, Buffington, E, W. Donnelly Daniel McPhetres. Absent, F. M. Pridgeon and T, J. Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding, The minutes of Monday, June 10, 1598, were read and on niotion approved, Jos, Van Flue was cited to appear and and Robinson, be raised from $100 to $400. On motion and by order of the Board, omitted. George H, from $250 to $150. On motion order of the Board the taken under advisement. Mrs. J, N, Hoy appeared said before to $100,~ kidney complaints, sick headache, nervous~ ness and other inorganic maladies are removed by it. It promotes a relish for the food as well as the ability to digest and as~ similate it. The infirmities of declining ears are mitigated by it. asta repose. aaa bee SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption. it is th ibest Cough Cure. 25 cts., 50 Ot8., ., and $1.00. Bros. A wineglassfal retiring promotes bealth yielding Only one cent a dose. Sold by Carr visement. By order the Board adjurned antil to morrow (Wednesday) at ten o'clock, Atteat: J. J. Greany, County Clerk, J, Uc Nuon, Deputy Clerk. DanigL McPuxrrkks, President of the Board. 8 TruckEL, Wednesday, June 12th, 1895. F, Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair,. Gold Medal, Midwinter ree. CREAM BAKING POWDER — Most Perfect Made. 40 Years the Standard, and Daniel MePhetres. Absent: Pridgeon and T.,J, Robinson, presiding. were read and on motion approved. Francis be $}. raised from $75 to $100 on real estate and show cause why his assessment should not lot 15 in Block 1, real estate of Louis Nelson, was ordered eutered on the assessment roll at a value of $25, the same having been Grant. appeared before the Board and made application to have*his assessment on personal property reduced and by matter was the Board and made application to have her assessment on real estate reduced from $200 On motion and by. order “of--the} Board the said matter was taken under adThe Board inet pursuant to adjournment, Present: J. M. Buffiiugton, E, W. Donnelly M. Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, The minutes of Tuesday, June 11th, 1895, Finnegan appeared, before the Finnegan on real estate ‘and improvements amounting to $500 stand as listed by the Assessor. Ordered that the application of Mrs. J. H. Hoy for a reduction of her assessment on real estate from $200 to $100 heretofore taken under advisement by the Board be and the same is hereby granted and the said real estate listed at $100. ©. F. McGlashan agent of H. A. “Mason, heretofore cited to appear and show cause why the assessment on property of H, A. Mason, (real estate and improvements) should not be raised from $150 to $250, appeared before the Board in answer to said citation, and claimed he was not theagent ot H. A. Mason and that W. A. Bucknam was, and the said Bucknam not appearing, on motion and by order of the Board the said assessment of H. A. Mason on real estate and improvements was ordered raised from $160 to $250. Ordered, That the assessment of Sophia F, Durno, on real estate be raised from $25 to $50 and on improvements be raised from $150 to $300. The Board after due consideration of the application of Martin Hosking for a reduction of his assessment on personal property from $420 to $170 ordérs that the said application be and the same is hereby granted and the said personal property ordered listed at $170. On motion and by order of-the Board the assessment of Mrs. L. G. Greenleaf was ordered raised on real estate and improvements from $75 to $200. On motion and by order of the Board the assessment of Joseph Van Flue, on improvements, was ordered raised from $100 to $400. The Board having equalized the assessment roll of the Truckee Fire District and the property contained therein for the year 1895, orders that a property tax of forty (40) cents on each. $100 of taxable property in said Truckee Fire District, be. and the same_is hereby tixed and levied on said property for said year. : No further business coming before the Board of Equalization, the Board adjourned sine die, Attest. _3. J.J, Greany, County Clerk. SALOON ROBBED LAST NIGHT, Thieves Enter Brace & Bddy's Place, But t Find Little Money There. The saloon kept by Brace & Eddy, at the corner of Pine and Spring streets, was broken into and robbed last night. It. is evident that an attempt was made to pry open the door on the Spring-street side of the building, but failing in this the thieves broke out a pane of glass and reachiig in unlocked the door. After getting inside they broke open the nickel-in-the-slot machine and abstracted therefrom something over $4 in nickels. They also carried off 450 cigars, and broke the Yale lock off of the door of the brick vault back of the saloon, where case’ goods are kept, and stole therefrom several bottles of whiskey, wine, etc. The burglars no doubt thought there was money hidden about the place and were determined to find it if possible. Not finding any money they laid in assupply of drinkables and smokables, the guilty a are. + e@eNot Through . "Yet. "No clew has been found as to who F,. A. Eilerman—has not yet completed the improvements to be made about his saloon building on Broad stseet. He will soon have a cemeut walk put down in front of the place, a walk of the same material laid through the alley between his building and the Celio building, and will have a nice fountain the back yard. These improvements, with. those already made, will make thinks look very nice at that place. constructed in Sore eee Fine Hams and Bacon. Just received, diréct from Omaha, .a_ carload of the célebrated Rex brand of hams and extra light bacon, at WH, Smmith’s grocery-store, Broad street. 2i17 2 e@ere ARRIVALS AT THE ~ Union Hotel, Main Street. t* J. ©. Niton,, Deputy Clerk. DANIEL McCPHETREs, President-of the Board. OES Sei A Large and Impressive Funeral, The. funeral of Mrs, Emily ‘Douglass, which took place from the residence of I. J. Rolfe, West Broad street, at 10 o’clock this morning, was largely attended, the procession of carriages which followed the remains to their last.resting place in Pine Grove Cemetery being one of the longest ever witnessed here. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters conducted the funeral. Thofloral tributes sent to the house were beautiful and numerous. A few impressive remarks were made by Rev, Van Deerlin of the Episcopal. Church, At the grave the Native Daughters’ burial service was read. ‘There were twelve pallbearers, six Native Daughters and six Native Sons, as follows: Mrs. M, Floyd, Miss Lulu Clutter, Mrs. D, Muir, Miss M,. Morton, Miss Mary Hook, Miss Annie Schmidtburg; Messrs. Ed W. Schmidt, Max H. Isoard, E, A. Tompkins, Carl Brand, Dahl Nivens, Francis Conlan, The ladies and gentlemen walked in couples on either side of the hearse, mn Erasmus + *@e + Decided ona Uniform. A meeting of the committee uppointed: by Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W,, to~decide upon a uniform to wear in the Admissica Day celebration at Sacramento, was held lest evenings It was voted to have the uniform of white material, with coat, pants ties and a white sash, The outfit will be very much like that worn by the members of Hydraulic Parlor at Grass Valley on Admission Day. + e@e + The ‘Irish Duke.” Next Friday evening the above piece will be presented at the Theater, under the direction of Prof. P. M. Smith, assisted by local talent. Tickets are selling like hot cakes-and a —_ audience will be present, + Oe + Down ‘Sean English Mountai Mountain attend the He says ©. H. Mallen of the English mine, came down yesterday funeral of Mrs. Emily Dodglass, everything at the mi nicely and that th is still about fiyé feet deep.in the morpifig on his return to the mine, ees Will Close at 6 O’clock. P.M. on Sundays, on Sundays should make a note of this, Companions of the Forest. of the Companions of the Forest, Order of Foresters of America, in Nellie Monk, Treasurer; William Sandow R. Mabel. Foote, L. G.; Browning, I. G.; Felicita Ziseah, 0. G.; Mrs. Lutz, Mrs, Guenther, William Brown ing, Trustees. a G.; and cap of the same goods, white shirts and . fe is running along Snow on the mountain He will leave Hereafter the Union Ice Company's ice house, at the Plaza, will close at 6 o'clock Parties who wantice tf The following have been elected officers Ancient Nevaila City; Mary Richards, P. C, C,; Esther Roberts, C, C,; Libbie “Langman, 8, C, C,; F.S; B. A. Bost, R. 8.; Mra, B, A. Bost, William Board and made applicatidn to have -his a:sessment on real estate , and improvements J seduced from $500 to $400. On “motion the said matter was taken under advisement, P W. O'Neill appeared before the Board and wade application to have his assessment on his steck of liquord reduced from $1,500 to $150, and it duly appearing that a “clerical error was made in said assessment on mo~ tion, and by order the said assessment. on liquors was ordered listed at $150. On inotion the Board ordered the assessment of Geo. H. Grant reduced from $250 to $1650 on his personal: property. A Miner’s Mishap. Yesterday while William Harry -was coming from the drift on the 1,800 level at the Providence mine, and upon reaching the staging dt the station he made a misstep and fell twenty feet down the shaft, The little finger of his left hand was broken by the fall, and he received a few bruises, It is fortunate that he did not sustain a much more serious injury, —_——-— Gee : Captain Sweevry, U.S, A, San Diego Cal,, says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first. medicine I have ever found that would LP: eens Grass Valley, W. J. Palmer, Miss oe ae Stokes, Alf, Sghroller, Win. Scadden, C. C. Dablgren, J. J. Jenkins, Joe-V. Snider, W. H, Gregory, San Juan, S. M. Crall, “ E. V. Crall, Mrs, Nora Price, Miss Ella Hussey, H. J. Lohman, W. Smitham, San Francisco, P, S. Kimball, es J. Shoemaker, New York, C. H. Dallmann, Willows, H. E, Owner, Sacramento, F, KE. Humphrey, Sierra _ Valley, F. H. Brewer, “a “ “4 “ “ “ You Bet,“es Geo. L. Field, Agent Polis Company, M, Prenkiin and wife, Colfax, + °@e + Ir you want a reliable dye that will color an even brown or black, afid will please and satisfy you every time, use Buckingham’ 8 Dye for the Whiskers, A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in yening strength, Latest United States Government Food Report, al Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., le withont first procuring the leense therefore herein required, is hereby declared to be guilty shall be fined ina sum not less than twenty term of not exceeding teu days, Section 4, conflict herewith are hereby repealed, Section 5, do me any good.” Price 50¢, Sold by Carr Bros, Ordered that’ the assessment of Francis +. health, partiia. health follows, less, effective, James L. Frances, Alderman, Chicago, saya: ‘‘T regard Dr, King’s New Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds anc Lung Complaints, having used ‘it in my family for the last tive years, to the sion of 2 wage Dee : Any person doing any peddling as aforesaid . ofa misdemeanor, and upon conviction i hereof dollars, nor more than ope hundred dol'ars, or shall be imprisoned in the City prison for ® All ordinances, or parte of ordinances, in * ‘This ordinance shell take effect from and A Goop APPETITE and'refreshing sleep at his season indicate a condition of bodily These are given by Hood's SarsaIt makes pure blood. aud— geod) Hoop’s Pitts are purely vegetable, harmdo not paiu o by gripe. easel ee s The Ideai Pavacea. excitiplys siviau’s preseriptious or othei « Rev. John Borgus, Keokuk, lowa, writes: ba . have been a Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church for 50 years or more, and have never found aaythurg so beneticial, o: that gave me such speedy relief as Dr. King’s New Discovery.” ‘fry this Ideai Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottles ree at Carr Bros. Drug Store. + +@e > CF AY ARVAVAPATEY: ran dvaw iwi YOU'RE IN THE WAY Of getting something, the first taste of whieh will not come anywhere near satisfying you, Cne taste of our INIMITABLE ICE CREAM harpens the appetite for another until .ite edge becomes as fine as thatef a razor, Fer taking the first taste there newer wae a better time than the present. R a a a a a a i a a FOLEY’S Owe teaeaieae Swi away LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. Buckien’s Arnica Salve. The best Saive in the Bruises, Sores, werld for Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, pale Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It-iscuaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. -Price per box. Fer ale at Carr Br others’ Drug Store, 25 cents acaba Te A Good ‘ipeutiis Always accompanies good health, and an absence of appetite is an indication ot something wrong. The loss of a rational desire for food is.soon followed by lack of strength, for when the supply of fuel is cut off the sire burns low. The system a low state, and is liable attacks of disease, The universal testtmony given by those who have used. Hood's SaYsaparilla, as to its great merits in restoring and sharpening the appetite, in promoting healthy action of the digestive organs, and as a -puritier of bleed, constitutes the strongest recommendation that can be urged for any Those who have never used Hood's Sarsaparilla should surely do so this season, +9 Oe + gets Into to severe medicine Order Your Ice. The Union Tee Company will deliver to-any-part-of.the cily. Orders left at office on the Plaza will be promptly tended to, : ice the at-’ URES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION. DIZZINESS. RUPTIONS ON THE. SKIN: BeautiFies ““GoMRUEXION, 9U.FOR A CASE IT WiLL NOT CURE, An ble Laxative and NeKvE Tonto, Sold by Druggists or sent by mail. 250.5 0c. 00 per package. Sampl Samples free, KO NO: Tho Favorite TOOTH POWDER forthe Tecthand Breath, 250, Sold by Carr Bros, SS FET CENTS Advertisements of not to ¢ length inserted under this a week or $2 amonth. 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a inonth ble invariably in adyance. . ; WEEK xceed Uve in head for Kach additional line Paya es in 60 Cents For Sale. $30 will be paid to. the remains, person finding —his A house and lot on West Broad street The house,contains tive rooms. Anquire at Mrs. J, Johns’ dry goods stoxs Mill street, Grass Valley. jis on for Sale. wo-horse wagon is offered for Enquire at. this office. Thirty Dollars Reward. Ah Fong left the Baltic mine for Graniteville on stiowshoes Jan, 20, 1895, and has . not been beard from since, It ts believed that he perished in the snow. A reward of FIVE «POINTS THIS LABEL ONA CHILDS SUIT GUARANTEES PERFECTION. ew Nt PERFECTION ssaronnnennnnnnnonnnnneny PERFECTING FITTING, HOLDFAST BUTTONS, RLASTIC WAIST BANDS, WARRANTED NOT 'TO. {RIP. DOUBLE KNEES. PAL AALAALALAALALUALALUALL AAA Addddidad He Oy-on Luna Moon, Nevada City. $2,500 Wanted. N.Y, The advertiser idubaa to borrow $2,500 on good property, For further particu Se : == lars enquire at TRANscKIPT office m2Zti Dr. A. Chapman, Ne. 2005, Application for a Patent. Dr. N. BEB. Chapman, U. 8. Land Office, Sacramento Cal June 22nd, 1496 Dr. CC. W. Chapman, NUGFICE ia heredy given that ‘Hroktin . Power, Whese Vortotice address is Ni vada DENTISTS City, California, hast is day filed bis applic hd tion fora patent.for fiffteeu hundred sluenr =P feet of the Deor Creek Quarta Mime, or vein ’ bearing gould, with surface is herelo =e a derc: ibed, situated in a Mining Dictiict BEV ADA: OILY ee rises CAL. 4 Gcunty of Nevada, and ria, and designated by the field totes. and official plat-on file in this office as lot Number 2lz, in Town meine ship 16 North, Kange & Fast of Mt. Diablo : ‘ Meridian; said Lot No, 212 being. described as Local Anesthetics, if desired, follows, to wit: LODE NE igGsZ Beginning sta post imurked “b. ©. 2” from = which See. Cor, & mmo to a li, 12, 13 & 14, Office at Residence, 7.16 N., 8 E., M. D. M. beats §. 652 22 1 15.06 ch’s diat.; Thence , mag. Var 179 80’ EK. OS, Sacramento Street. . 62°56" fe 92.78 ch’s. or 100 fect to post “b. © 1” from which a pine 1b jnches dia. beara N ne citigutmtamm{ 100 W. 87 links dist. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES Ordinance No. 126. Beginning at North lode post previo sty de reisltgd scribed; hence, mak. var.i7 gas as ° An ordinance regulating the peddling of mer. 16’ E. 8.38 ch’s. or 219.4 ft ne int ou tailings from chandise, fru’ (8, provisions, wores. and com-. which N. W. Cor. of Home south Jocslicn pa moditics within the corporate limits of the] ented béars N. 31° 2 W 1.41 ch's Phe nace, City.of Nevada, 8. 419 52’ K, 4.68 chi's. or 808.9 feet to pr D MAHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY . &, 7; Thence, var. 14> 80' KE. S. 162 60° . 6.46 5 of Nevada do ordain as follows: . ch’s. or 426,; feet to Post “D. ¢ Phouce ; Section 1. 1° 10’ W. 12,84 ch's, or S114 feet post *D. ©. 4, It ab«ll be nnlawful ior any person or persons { Thence var. 16449 b., 1h WE 8.14 ch’s ‘o peddle any merchandise, fruits, provisions . or 207.3 f. et to port DO 6," Thence, N, 229 16 Wares or commodities of any kind or descripW. 22.43 ch’s. or 1507 fect to post “Db. ( tion within the corpo: ate napieg Of the City of . Thence, N. 78° 16’ K.4oioch's or B00 feet to Nevada, without fret procuring™s license therethe place of beginning, ¢ ntai ning 15 6y100 fore, as as hereiuafter required, acres, pe pare . Seation %. CONNECTING LINE All parsons before engaging tn any peddling . @ Beginning at the North lode pont, thence, mug referred to in Section 1 hereof, chat, pay to the} var. 17° 40’ E., ds. 6 EK 16.60 ‘ch’. tw Bet City, fora liceuse there‘or, in advance, one of . Cor. common to See's. 11,12, 18 & 14, T. 16.N the following sums of money, to wit: One. ) KR. 8K. M.D. Ha M ‘ Dollar an4 50-100 ($1.50) per day; or Ten ($10) The jocation of this mine is recorded In the Dollars per week; or Twenty-five ($25) Dollara. Recorder's office of Ney Ga County Cal, at Neper quarter. vada City Cul. Section 3, The adjoining claimatits are West Providence and South Home on the Kast ‘al de; other sides unpatented lands.” Any ud all perso mu claiming adversely auy portion of gain Deer Creek Quarta Mine or sur~ face ground so survey a desivuated aud hereby applied for, ace ,equired to file their adyerse Claius with t the Register of the United States Land Office, at Sacramento, California, during the sixty daya' period of ‘publication thereof, orthey will be barred by the virtue of the provisions of this statuses THOMAS FRASER, Re: tater, hRED Lb AKLS, Atty, It is hereby ordered that the toregoing No.ice after the 5th day of July, 1895, é tare err Pintle by ap Passed by . she folowing vote Jung 2th, oF AP aki e005 pi ale oc cn h oe ay rin ‘ Ve Y 18%: Ayes—Laker, Carr, Gault, Hook, Rich, Nevada City DAILY TRANSCKIOT, @ daily LeWsNoes — a hike paper published at No ada City ‘Unt President of the Board of Trustees, Pirrt publi BP ag ay Of type Regiater. Attest; I. H, Cann, Clerk. jal ret PUNE : . 7 The Old Reliable, 4 Marcus M. Baruh, EMT cal ——— — ae ie ARE IN IT! We Direct Our Announcement to -. YOUR POCKET BOOK DD YOU Wii TO SAVE MOREY 7 JUST COMPARE THESE -PRICE ‘lour, per 100 Ibs, $1.70 . . ee eel Rolled Barley, per 100 $1.25. . SGD: 10 CAD IGE Sh Bran, per 100 lbs. $1.00. Lard, 10 lb cans, $1.10, M iddlings, per 100 Ibs. $1. 10. Lard, 5 Ib cans, 65 cts. Rice, 17 lbs for $1. 12 cans Oysters, $1. BUTTER fomatos, 12 cans for $1. Morning Meal, package, roc. . Fancy Dairy Butter, 25 cents Syrup, 60 cts per gallon per roll, me Sago, 20 lbs. for pt. : Papi ee lbs. for $1. Extra Fancy Douglass Cream} Clams, 8 cans for $1 ery, 40 cents per square, 8 cans French Sardines, with key openers, $1. Full weight and best quality guaranteed. Full supply of Hay and Grain always on hand. Goods delivered Free of Charge. A 3 Ser ore Main Street, opposite Union Ilotel, Nevada.City, Cal. High Prices Must Get Out of Li Ign Prices Must uel Uut of Line WER THIS LIST. , 100 Ibs Flour, $1.70. . _ 100 Ibs Bran, $1 00, . too Ibs Middlings, $1.10. 100 Ibs Barley, $1.25:. Hams, 12 1-2 cts, per pound.12 cans Mackerel, $1.00. 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. 8 cans Clams, $1.00. ; Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. 10 1~lb. Cans Salmon $1,00, %-Gal Bottle Pickles 25¢. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 per bottle. , Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. :* J.J. SS. ACKSON Commercial Street, near Pine, -’ Nevada City, Cal. BEEGH’S: TER. Geo. C, Gaylord ? ‘ -AND— Shurtler & Son. . : ALE AGLNTS FOM TMso van ma)

2 eee ee ke Ur en St; nd ‘body should turn uff ade, ! Pe nd /are ! i)] estic . nday . atest . . rices . }} Jome . [nse ; B GOOD! lors, ‘main pipes in some parts of town STASIS ssuustediniaeeniibiiaiaaniaa THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif, Q Published Evenings Daily Except Legal Holidays. undays and SUBSCRIPTION TERMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents au Mouth; Sia Doilarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer.a Full Year. t S LocAt READING Notices—Ten Cents a, Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Kach Subsequent Time, One Dollara Line a Month, Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Application. , 1895. Telephone No. 4 . OUR cInys WATER ‘SUPPLY. The Main Pipes Are Not Langs Enough to Supply the Demands. The heavy drain that is* made on the water supply this hot weather tells on the pressure everywhere. are kept running now to one a month ago, and the result.is that the supply in the Twenty small taps 18, 80 diminished that in some places housekeepers and property owners can get water only early in the morning or at night. This is the case on Aristocracy Hill. So water is drawn during the day from’ the main that feeds the Nevada-street main that there is not pressure enough to force the water up the hill.. _ In view of the fact that with the present system of pipes there is apt to be a scarcity of water in certain parts of town at this time.of the year, it would seem that pzople should try to save instead of wasting water. There is lots of water wasted, which, if the users were more careful, those who get but asmall supply at best and often none at all. much would help out In case of fire everythe smali taps, in order that the fire companies may have all the pressure possible, The great trouble with our water system is that tLe mains are not large enough to supply the hundreds of taps that draw froin them. over thirty years and are badly corrofed, the friction caused thereby interfering materially with the pressure,.while the capacity of the pipes is also F Larger pipes are required, and Mrs, Huntington, owner of the town water works, will be urged to have larger maing put in or some arrangement made by which a hetter supply of water can be secured, Besides, the pipes have been down reduced somewhat. 2-9 @e Will Be Buried Tomorrow. The funeral of the late Thomas Curnow, who died yesterday morning, will take’place from the Methodist. Church tomorrew atternoon-at-2o’clock. Friends and acquaint~ances are respectfully invited to attend. Rev. W. I. Curnow, son of the deceased, and who is located at Atlanta, a few miles from Stockton, arrived here last night to attend the funeral. 0 #100 Reward, 100. The reader of this paper will be pleased to learn that theré is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to gure in all ite stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directing on the ‘blood and mucous suriaces of the system, thereby destroying -the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up. the. constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. ‘The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Doliars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonial. Address, en F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. 4a@ old by Druggists, 75c. oe KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures © Jonstipation, 25 cts., 60 cts., $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. na + *ee Securely Kntrenched ‘Against disease are those who are pru~ «dential enough to renew failing energy by the aid of the grand fortifying agent, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which promotes a discharge of the duties imposed and d speedily ° bring assimilation, a due secretion and‘ direction of the bile and a regular habit of body are insured matic use of this safe; prompt , vigorous wpon the varions organs by nature, ‘which if impeded or relaxe about their disorder. ~ Digestion, by the syste aod thorough inedicine, Chills and fever, bilious remittent, dumb egue and ague cake, OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS. The Board of Supervisors, Meet as a Board of Equalization. Trvuckese, June 10, 1895. The Board of Supervisors met as a Board of Equalization according to law and pursuant to an order of the'.'Bourd of SuperMay, 1895 for the purpose of equalizing the assessment roll and fixing a rate of taxation on. property within the‘Pruckee Fire District for the year 1895. ._ Present, J. M. Buffington, E. Ww. Donnelly, and D. McPhetres. Absent, F. M. Pridgeon and T, J, Robinson, Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding. The Board proceeded to examine the Assessment of said Fire District and adopted visors made on the 2lst day of the following rules to govern them in equalizing the assessment roll of sad Truckee Fire District. r ak The Board may reduce any assessment in the manner prescribed by law or may raise individual assessments after giving the party or parties interested notice through the: mail of such intended raise, Onmotion and by order of the Board the mortgage of G. E, Chandler amounting to $400 on property of RK, W. Dixon was ordered entered on the assessment roll, the same having been omitted, Sophia F. Durno, through W. H. Hill, agent, was cited to appear and show cause why she should not be raised on real estate from $25 to $50 and on improvements from $150 to $300. Mr. W. H. Hill appeared before the Board. and being duly sworn made a statement in relation to th¢ said property, On motion and by order of the Board the said matter was taken under advisement. On motion and. by order of the Board furniture amounting to $150 personal prop= erty of W. H. Hill was ordered dntered on the assessment roll the same having escaped taxation. Mis. L. E. Greenleaf, through W. A. Bucknam, agent, was cited to appear and show cause why she should not improvements, : H. A. Mason, ‘hineae C. F. "MoGtashan, agent, was cited toappear and show cause why he should not be raised from $150 to $200°on improvements. On motion and by order of the Board lot 22 in assessment No, 98 was ordered changed to lot 23. On motion and by order of the Board lot 22 in assessment 99 was orderéd changed to lot 23. . Martin Hosking appeared before the Board and made application to have his *assessment on personal property reduced from $420 to $170. On motion and by order the Board took the said matter under advisement. On motion and by order of the Board lot ou River street, bound west by lot of McPhetres and east by lot of Liggett, amounting to $25 and improvements thereon anounting to $50, property of E. R. Morrill, ordered entered on the assesment roll, the same = escaped taxation. By order the Board adjourned until ‘tomorrow (Tuesday) moruing “at ten o'clock. Attest: was J.J. Greany, Clerk, By J. C. Niton, Deputy, DanreL McPuerres, President of the Board. Truckk&sr, Tuesday, June 11, 1895, The Board met pursuant to adjournment, Present, J. M, Buffington, E, W. Donnelly Daniel McPhetres. Absent, F. M. Pridgeon and T, J. Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, presiding, The minutes of Monday, June 10, 1598, were read and on niotion approved, Jos, Van Flue was cited to appear and and Robinson, be raised from $100 to $400. On motion and by order of the Board, omitted. George H, from $250 to $150. On motion order of the Board the taken under advisement. Mrs. J, N, Hoy appeared said before to $100,~ kidney complaints, sick headache, nervous~ ness and other inorganic maladies are removed by it. It promotes a relish for the food as well as the ability to digest and as~ similate it. The infirmities of declining ears are mitigated by it. asta repose. aaa bee SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption. it is th ibest Cough Cure. 25 cts., 50 Ot8., ., and $1.00. Bros. A wineglassfal retiring promotes bealth yielding Only one cent a dose. Sold by Carr visement. By order the Board adjurned antil to morrow (Wednesday) at ten o'clock, Atteat: J. J. Greany, County Clerk, J, Uc Nuon, Deputy Clerk. DanigL McPuxrrkks, President of the Board. 8 TruckEL, Wednesday, June 12th, 1895. F, Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair,. Gold Medal, Midwinter ree. CREAM BAKING POWDER — Most Perfect Made. 40 Years the Standard, and Daniel MePhetres. Absent: Pridgeon and T.,J, Robinson, presiding. were read and on motion approved. Francis be $}. raised from $75 to $100 on real estate and show cause why his assessment should not lot 15 in Block 1, real estate of Louis Nelson, was ordered eutered on the assessment roll at a value of $25, the same having been Grant.. appeared before the Board and made application to have*his assessment on personal property reduced and by matter was the Board and made application to have her assessment on real estate reduced from $200 On motion and by. order “of--the} Board the said matter was taken under adThe Board inet pursuant to adjournment, Present: J. M. Buffiiugton, E, W. Donnelly M. Daniel McPhetres, President of the Board, The minutes of Tuesday, June 11th, 1895, Finnegan appeared, before the Finnegan on real estate ‘and improvements amounting to $500 stand as listed by the Assessor. Ordered that the application of Mrs. J. H. Hoy for a reduction of her assessment on real estate from $200 to $100 heretofore taken under advisement by the Board be and the same is hereby granted and the said real estate listed at $100. ©. F. McGlashan agent of H. A. “Mason, heretofore cited to appear and show cause why the assessment on property of H, A. Mason, (real estate and improvements) should not be raised from $150 to $250, appeared before the Board in answer to said citation, and claimed he was not theagent ot H. A. Mason and that W. A. Bucknam was, and the said Bucknam not appearing, on motion and by order of the Board the said assessment of H. A. Mason on real estate and improvements was ordered raised from $160 to $250. Ordered, That the assessment of Sophia F, Durno, on real estate be raised from $25 to $50 and on improvements be raised from $150 to $300. The Board after due consideration of the application of Martin Hosking for a reduction of his assessment on personal property from $420 to $170 ordérs that the said application be and the same is hereby granted and the said personal property ordered listed at $170. On motion and by order of-the Board the assessment of Mrs. L. G. Greenleaf was ordered raised on real estate and improvements from $75 to $200. On motion and by order of the Board the assessment of Joseph Van Flue, on improvements, was ordered raised from $100 to $400. The Board having equalized the assessment roll of the Truckee Fire District and the property contained therein for the year 1895, orders that a property tax of forty (40) cents on each. $100 of taxable property in said Truckee Fire District, be. and the same_is hereby tixed and levied on said property for said year. : No further business coming before the Board of Equalization, the Board adjourned sine die, Attest. _3. J.J, Greany, County Clerk. SALOON ROBBED LAST NIGHT, Thieves Enter Brace & Bddy's Place, But t Find Little Money There. The saloon kept by Brace & Eddy, at the corner of Pine and Spring streets, was broken into and robbed last night. It. is evident that an attempt was made to pry open the door on the Spring-street side of the building, but failing in this the thieves broke out a pane of glass and reachiig in unlocked the door. After getting inside they broke open the nickel-in-the-slot machine and abstracted therefrom something over $4 in nickels. They also carried off 450 cigars, and broke the Yale lock off of the door of the brick vault back of the saloon, where case’ goods are kept, and stole therefrom several bottles of whiskey, wine, etc. The burglars no doubt thought there was money hidden about the place and were determined to find it if possible. Not finding any money they laid in assupply of drinkables and smokables, the guilty a are. + e@eNot Through . "Yet. "No clew has been found as to who F,. A. Eilerman—has not yet completed the improvements to be made about his saloon building on Broad stseet. He will soon have a cemeut walk put down in front of the place, a walk of the same material laid through the alley between his building and the Celio building, and will have a nice fountain the back yard. These improvements, with. those already made, will make thinks look very nice at that place. constructed in Sore eee Fine Hams and Bacon. Just received, diréct from Omaha, .a_ carload of the célebrated Rex brand of hams and extra light bacon, at WH, Smmith’s grocery-store, Broad street. 2i17 2 e@ere ARRIVALS AT THE ~ Union Hotel, Main Street. t* J. ©. Niton,, Deputy Clerk. DANIEL McCPHETREs, President-of the Board. OES Sei A Large and Impressive Funeral, The. funeral of Mrs, Emily ‘Douglass, which took place from the residence of I. J. Rolfe, West Broad street, at 10 o’clock this morning, was largely attended, the procession of carriages which followed the remains to their last.resting place in Pine Grove Cemetery being one of the longest ever witnessed here. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters conducted the funeral. Thofloral tributes sent to the house were beautiful and numerous. A few impressive remarks were made by Rev, Van Deerlin of the Episcopal. Church, At the grave the Native Daughters’ burial service was read. ‘There were twelve pallbearers, six Native Daughters and six Native Sons, as follows: Mrs. M, Floyd, Miss Lulu Clutter, Mrs. D, Muir, Miss M,. Morton, Miss Mary Hook, Miss Annie Schmidtburg;

Messrs. Ed W. Schmidt, Max H. Isoard, E, A. Tompkins, Carl Brand, Dahl Nivens, Francis Conlan, The ladies and gentlemen walked in couples on either side of the hearse, mn Erasmus + *@e + Decided ona Uniform. A meeting of the committee uppointed: by Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W,, to~decide upon a uniform to wear in the Admissica Day celebration at Sacramento, was held lest evenings It was voted to have the uniform of white material, with coat, pants ties and a white sash, The outfit will be very much like that worn by the members of Hydraulic Parlor at Grass Valley on Admission Day. + e@e + The ‘Irish Duke.” Next Friday evening the above piece will be presented at the Theater, under the direction of Prof. P. M. Smith, assisted by local talent. Tickets are selling like hot cakes-and a —_ audience will be present, + Oe + Down ‘Sean English Mountai Mountain attend the He says ©. H. Mallen of the English mine, came down yesterday funeral of Mrs. Emily Dodglass, everything at the mi nicely and that th is still about fiyé feet deep.in the morpifig on his return to the mine, ees Will Close at 6 O’clock. P.M. on Sundays, on Sundays should make a note of this, Companions of the Forest. of the Companions of the Forest, Order of Foresters of America, in Nellie Monk, Treasurer; William Sandow R. Mabel. Foote, L. G.; Browning, I. G.; Felicita Ziseah, 0. G.; Mrs. Lutz, Mrs, Guenther, William Brown ing, Trustees. a G.; and cap of the same goods, white shirts and . fe is running along Snow on the mountain He will leave Hereafter the Union Ice Company's ice house, at the Plaza, will close at 6 o'clock Parties who wantice tf The following have been elected officers Ancient Nevaila City; Mary Richards, P. C, C,; Esther Roberts, C, C,; Libbie “Langman, 8, C, C,; F.S; B. A. Bost, R. 8.; Mra, B, A. Bost, William Board and made applicatidn to have -his a:sessment on real estate , and improvements J seduced from $500 to $400. On “motion the said matter was taken under advisement, P W. O'Neill appeared before the Board and wade application to have his assessment on his steck of liquord reduced from $1,500 to $150, and it duly appearing that a “clerical error was made in said assessment on mo~ tion, and by order the said assessment. on liquors was ordered listed at $150. On inotion the Board ordered the assessment of Geo. H. Grant reduced from $250 to $1650 on his personal: property. A Miner’s Mishap. Yesterday while William Harry -was coming from the drift on the 1,800 level at the Providence mine, and upon reaching the staging dt the station he made a misstep and fell twenty feet down the shaft, The little finger of his left hand was broken by the fall, and he received a few bruises, It is fortunate that he did not sustain a much more serious injury, —_——-— Gee : Captain Sweevry, U.S, A, San Diego Cal,, says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first. medicine I have ever found that would LP: eens Grass Valley, W. J. Palmer, Miss oe ae Stokes, Alf, Sghroller, Win. Scadden, C. C. Dablgren, J. J. Jenkins, Joe-V. Snider, W. H, Gregory, San Juan, S. M. Crall, “ E. V. Crall, Mrs, Nora Price, Miss Ella Hussey, H. J. Lohman, W. Smitham, San Francisco, P, S. Kimball, es J. Shoemaker, New York, C. H. Dallmann, Willows, H. E, Owner, Sacramento, F, KE. Humphrey, Sierra _ Valley, F. H. Brewer, “a “ “4 “ “ “ You Bet,“es Geo. L. Field, Agent Polis Company, M, Prenkiin and wife, Colfax, + °@e + Ir you want a reliable dye that will color an even brown or black, afid will please and satisfy you every time, use Buckingham’ 8 Dye for the Whiskers, A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in yening strength, Latest United States Government Food Report, al Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., le withont first procuring the leense therefore herein required, is hereby declared to be guilty shall be fined ina sum not less than twenty term of not exceeding teu days, Section 4, conflict herewith are hereby repealed, Section 5, do me any good.” Price 50¢, Sold by Carr Bros, Ordered that’ the assessment of Francis +. health, partiia. health follows, less, effective, James L. Frances, Alderman, Chicago, saya: ‘‘T regard Dr, King’s New Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds anc Lung Complaints, having used ‘it in my family for the last tive years, to the sion of 2 wage Dee : Any person doing any peddling as aforesaid . ofa misdemeanor, and upon conviction i hereof dollars, nor more than ope hundred dol'ars, or shall be imprisoned in the City prison for ® All ordinances, or parte of ordinances, in * ‘This ordinance shell take effect from and A Goop APPETITE and'refreshing sleep at his season indicate a condition of bodily These are given by Hood's SarsaIt makes pure blood. aud— geod) Hoop’s Pitts are purely vegetable, harmdo not paiu o by gripe. easel ee s The Ideai Pavacea. excitiplys siviau’s preseriptious or othei « Rev. John Borgus, Keokuk, lowa, writes: ba . have been a Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church for 50 years or more, and have never found aaythurg so beneticial, o: that gave me such speedy relief as Dr. King’s New Discovery.” ‘fry this Ideai Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottles ree at Carr Bros. Drug Store. + +@e > CF AY ARVAVAPATEY: ran dvaw iwi YOU'RE IN THE WAY Of getting something, the first taste of whieh will not come anywhere near satisfying you, Cne taste of our INIMITABLE ICE CREAM harpens the appetite for another until .ite edge becomes as fine as thatef a razor, Fer taking the first taste there newer wae a better time than the present. R a a a a a a i a a FOLEY’S Owe teaeaieae Swi away LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. Buckien’s Arnica Salve. The best Saive in the Bruises, Sores, werld for Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, pale Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It-iscuaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. -Price per box. Fer ale at Carr Br others’ Drug Store, 25 cents acaba Te A Good ‘ipeutiis Always accompanies good health, and an absence of appetite is an indication ot something wrong. The loss of a rational desire for food is.soon followed by lack of strength, for when the supply of fuel is cut off the sire burns low. The system a low state, and is liable attacks of disease, The universal testtmony given by those who have used. Hood's SaYsaparilla, as to its great merits in restoring and sharpening the appetite, in promoting healthy action of the digestive organs, and as a -puritier of bleed, constitutes the strongest recommendation that can be urged for any Those who have never used Hood's Sarsaparilla should surely do so this season, +9 Oe + gets Into to severe medicine Order Your Ice. The Union Tee Company will deliver to-any-part-of.the cily. Orders left at office on the Plaza will be promptly tended to, : ice the at-’ URES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION. DIZZINESS. RUPTIONS ON THE. SKIN: BeautiFies ““GoMRUEXION, 9U.FOR A CASE IT WiLL NOT CURE, An ble Laxative and NeKvE Tonto, Sold by Druggists or sent by mail. 250.5 0c. 00 per package. Sampl Samples free, KO NO: Tho Favorite TOOTH POWDER forthe Tecthand Breath, 250, Sold by Carr Bros, SS FET CENTS Advertisements of not to ¢ length inserted under this a week or $2 amonth. 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a inonth ble invariably in adyance. . ; WEEK xceed Uve in head for Kach additional line Paya es in 60 Cents For Sale. $30 will be paid to. the remains, person finding —his A house and lot on West Broad street The house,contains tive rooms. Anquire at Mrs. J, Johns’ dry goods stoxs Mill street, Grass Valley. jis on for Sale. wo-horse wagon is offered for Enquire at. this office. Thirty Dollars Reward. Ah Fong left the Baltic mine for Graniteville on stiowshoes Jan, 20, 1895, and has . not been beard from since, It ts believed that he perished in the snow. A reward of FIVE «POINTS THIS LABEL ONA CHILDS SUIT GUARANTEES PERFECTION. ew Nt PERFECTION ssaronnnennnnnnnonnnnneny PERFECTING FITTING, HOLDFAST BUTTONS, RLASTIC WAIST BANDS, WARRANTED NOT 'TO. {RIP. DOUBLE KNEES. PAL AALAALALAALALUALALUALL AAA Addddidad He Oy-on Luna Moon, Nevada City. $2,500 Wanted. N.Y, The advertiser idubaa to borrow $2,500 on good property, For further particu Se : == lars enquire at TRANscKIPT office m2Zti Dr. A. Chapman, Ne. 2005, Application for a Patent. Dr. N. BEB. Chapman, U. 8. Land Office, Sacramento Cal June 22nd, 1496 Dr. CC. W. Chapman, NUGFICE ia heredy given that ‘Hroktin . Power, Whese Vortotice address is Ni vada DENTISTS City, California, hast is day filed bis applic hd tion fora patent.for fiffteeu hundred sluenr =P feet of the Deor Creek Quarta Mime, or vein ’ bearing gould, with surface is herelo =e a derc: ibed, situated in a Mining Dictiict BEV ADA: OILY ee rises CAL. 4 Gcunty of Nevada, and ria, and designated by the field totes. and official plat-on file in this office as lot Number 2lz, in Town meine ship 16 North, Kange & Fast of Mt. Diablo : ‘ Meridian; said Lot No, 212 being. described as Local Anesthetics, if desired, follows, to wit: LODE NE igGsZ Beginning sta post imurked “b. ©. 2” from = which See. Cor, & mmo to a li, 12, 13 & 14, Office at Residence, 7.16 N., 8 E., M. D. M. beats §. 652 22 1 15.06 ch’s diat.; Thence , mag. Var 179 80’ EK. OS, Sacramento Street. . 62°56" fe 92.78 ch’s. or 100 fect to post “b. © 1” from which a pine 1b jnches dia. beara N ne citigutmtamm{ 100 W. 87 links dist. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES Ordinance No. 126. Beginning at North lode post previo sty de reisltgd scribed; hence, mak. var.i7 gas as ° An ordinance regulating the peddling of mer. 16’ E. 8.38 ch’s. or 219.4 ft ne int ou tailings from chandise, fru’ (8, provisions, wores. and com-. which N. W. Cor. of Home south Jocslicn pa moditics within the corporate limits of the] ented béars N. 31° 2 W 1.41 ch's Phe nace, City.of Nevada, 8. 419 52’ K, 4.68 chi's. or 808.9 feet to pr D MAHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY . &, 7; Thence, var. 14> 80' KE. S. 162 60° . 6.46 5 of Nevada do ordain as follows: . ch’s. or 426,; feet to Post “D. ¢ Phouce ; Section 1. 1° 10’ W. 12,84 ch's, or S114 feet post *D. ©. 4, It ab«ll be nnlawful ior any person or persons { Thence var. 16449 b., 1h WE 8.14 ch’s ‘o peddle any merchandise, fruits, provisions . or 207.3 f. et to port DO 6," Thence, N, 229 16 Wares or commodities of any kind or descripW. 22.43 ch’s. or 1507 fect to post “Db. ( tion within the corpo: ate napieg Of the City of . Thence, N. 78° 16’ K.4oioch's or B00 feet to Nevada, without fret procuring™s license therethe place of beginning, ¢ ntai ning 15 6y100 fore, as as hereiuafter required, acres, pe pare . Seation %. CONNECTING LINE All parsons before engaging tn any peddling . @ Beginning at the North lode pont, thence, mug referred to in Section 1 hereof, chat, pay to the} var. 17° 40’ E., ds. 6 EK 16.60 ‘ch’. tw Bet City, fora liceuse there‘or, in advance, one of . Cor. common to See's. 11,12, 18 & 14, T. 16.N the following sums of money, to wit: One. ) KR. 8K. M.D. Ha M ‘ Dollar an4 50-100 ($1.50) per day; or Ten ($10) The jocation of this mine is recorded In the Dollars per week; or Twenty-five ($25) Dollara. Recorder's office of Ney Ga County Cal, at Neper quarter. vada City Cul. Section 3, The adjoining claimatits are West Providence and South Home on the Kast ‘al de; other sides unpatented lands.” Any ud all perso mu claiming adversely auy portion of gain Deer Creek Quarta Mine or sur~ face ground so survey a desivuated aud hereby applied for, ace ,equired to file their adyerse Claius with t the Register of the United States Land Office, at Sacramento, California, during the sixty daya' period of ‘publication thereof, orthey will be barred by the virtue of the provisions of this statuses THOMAS FRASER, Re: tater, hRED Lb AKLS, Atty, It is hereby ordered that the toregoing No.ice after the 5th day of July, 1895, é tare err Pintle by ap Passed by . she folowing vote Jung 2th, oF AP aki e005 pi ale oc cn h oe ay rin ‘ Ve Y 18%: Ayes—Laker, Carr, Gault, Hook, Rich, Nevada City DAILY TRANSCKIOT, @ daily LeWsNoes — a hike paper published at No ada City ‘Unt President of the Board of Trustees, Pirrt publi BP ag ay Of type Regiater. Attest; I. H, Cann, Clerk. jal ret PUNE : . 7 The Old Reliable, 4 Marcus M. Baruh, EMT cal ——— — ae ie ARE IN IT! We Direct Our Announcement to -. YOUR POCKET BOOK DD YOU Wii TO SAVE MOREY 7 JUST COMPARE THESE -PRICE ‘lour, per 100 Ibs, $1.70 . . ee eel Rolled Barley, per 100 $1.25. . SGD: 10 CAD IGE Sh Bran, per 100 lbs. $1.00. Lard, 10 lb cans, $1.10, M iddlings, per 100 Ibs. $1. 10. Lard, 5 Ib cans, 65 cts. Rice, 17 lbs for $1. 12 cans Oysters, $1. BUTTER fomatos, 12 cans for $1. Morning Meal, package, roc. . Fancy Dairy Butter, 25 cents Syrup, 60 cts per gallon per roll, me Sago, 20 lbs. for pt. : Papi ee lbs. for $1. Extra Fancy Douglass Cream} Clams, 8 cans for $1 ery, 40 cents per square, 8 cans French Sardines, with key openers, $1. Full weight and best quality guaranteed. Full supply of Hay and Grain always on hand. Goods delivered Free of Charge. A 3 Ser ore Main Street, opposite Union Ilotel, Nevada.City, Cal. High Prices Must Get Out of Li Ign Prices Must uel Uut of Line WER THIS LIST. , 100 Ibs Flour, $1.70. . _ 100 Ibs Bran, $1 00, . too Ibs Middlings, $1.10. 100 Ibs Barley, $1.25:. Hams, 12 1-2 cts, per pound.12 cans Mackerel, $1.00. 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. 8 cans Clams, $1.00. ; Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. 10 1~lb. Cans Salmon $1,00, %-Gal Bottle Pickles 25¢. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 per bottle. , Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. :* J.J. SS. ACKSON Commercial Street, near Pine, -’ Nevada City, Cal. BEEGH’S: TER. Geo. C, Gaylord ? ‘ -AND— Shurtler & Son. . : ALE AGLNTS FOM TMso van ma)