June 4, 1900 (4 pages)

fe, IE TRANSCRIPT. :7seMe or SUBSORITTION : 5 $6 Per Year evome: : ~ 42 1-2c Per Week P. 0, BOX B ———_ : MONDAY...--: June 4, 1900 ‘Rdftorial Notes.” If the Boer envoys will but. take the pains to investigate they will ascertain that they are being utilized for campaign material by some rather small Democratic politicians. The latter do not hesitate to take advantage of any cause that promises returns. Mr, Clark of Montana seems to. have completely overreached himself. If he had not done anything, a voté on his case might have been staved off indef. initely and until one was taken he ~ would have remained in the Senate. By resigning, he shuts the door in bis own facée until the Senate takes positive action on his new credentials, he must remain outside, . And, if the Senate takes adverse action upon them, ar now seems most likely, Mr. Clark wil} remain outside forever. Even indefiinite delay, which would have been in his favor had he not resigned, will now work against him. The insincerity of the Democratic outcry against trusts was never more clearly demonstrated than when the members of that party on the Judiciary Committee of the House voted solidly against a resolution proposed by the Republicans. of the Committee recommending an amendment to the Constitution, giving Congress full power over all corporations. The truth is that the Democrats oppvse anything end everything which they can persuade themselves that the Republicans favor. As long as the Republicans take no action, they declare that party favors the trusts; and as soon as the Republicans try to regulate these, the Democrats turn about and declare that the old party is trying to destroy state rights. Superior Court. The following business has been transacted in the Superior Court, Judge Frank T. Nilon presiding: James Feeney vs. James Fillmore. Jadgment in favor of defendant. Also costs allowed to defendant. : Estate of Philip Richards, deceased. -Sale not confirmed. McCall vs. Walling et al. Btay of proceedings denied. W. O. Miller was naturalized upon the testimony of H. O./ Schroeder and D. W. Rose. ———2068-2 Death of William Ninnis. William Ninnis died Saturday night at about 11 o’clock at the residence of his brother, Edward Ninnis, on Gold Flat. He had been ill for the past two years with miners’ consumption. Mr. Ninnis leavesa mother and two brothers, Thomas and Ejiward. Deceased wasa native of Cornwall, England, and aged 41 years, 10 months and 16 days. The funeral wili take place from the Congregational church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock, Suit to Quiet Title. A'suit was commenced in the S8uperior Court today by John R. Tyrrell against T. Cooley jto quiet title to land andfor an injunction restrainiog defendant from cutting wood on the place formerly owned by Ed. Moore, which is now the property of plaintiff. Cooley claims that he purchased the land of one McMullen, who held a quiet claim from the Railroad Compuny. bane] Leege and Haskin’s Peerless Mocha and Java Coffee. A delicious blend of the very best Coffees. For strength and delicious Aroma, and all that goes to makea perfect cup. This coffee cannot be excelled. Packed in one-pound: carfoons,. For sale at A. B. Wolf's, Neada Uity. m 9-tf eer If you want ‘ue cews subscribe for the ‘TRANSORIPT. : For Saie Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned by Mrs, ¥. McGibbons are offered for aale ata bargain, They will be sold as a whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown & Morgan. tf +e Coffee, Coffee, Coffee, Coffee, Coffee Just Goop corres, that’s all! Peerless: Brand 40 ceuts per pound, No premiums. You get your money’s worth of. Ooffee. Wo tr sells it. tf “Hz Tuat Srexs Preps.” He that note Hood's Sarsaparilla finds in its blood, good eppetite ‘good and perfect heal It cures pepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, boils, nym and‘all blood bumors, _ Sick headache 1s cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c. pee “Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purides breath by its action on the bowels, as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price . . 25 cts; and 60 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist, uf *} saloon. BRIEFLY STATED. © ftems That Should Interest Everybody — Something New Every Day.Cook's, that’s all, Swiss cheese at Isoard’s. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. You can’t have Malaria if you drink a . Cook’s. Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins’ : m14-tf Pig’s feét—two cans for 25 eents at Jackson’s. -mi-tf A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and Fleming’s. mi4-tf Flaked Wheat, 3 packages for 25cents at Guenther’s Oash Store. m14-tf Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. "Something new. At GayLorp’s. tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. © tf The roads around town are very dusty, where there is no sprinkling. That tcnic,Beef, Iron and Wine, with Oslery, at Vinton’s, is having a very large sale. : tf McCutchan. & Oo. have had another good clean up at their gravel mine at Canada Hill, A full line of Waterman’s fountain pene at Vinton’s. These pens need no recommendation. tf, Fred Eilerman has had his club rooms fitted up in fine style, with the addition of electric lights. People suffer a great deal with sore feet during the warm weather. Uno is the best remedy. For sale by Vinton. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors,. wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in atid see how it, is all ye who never sampled their goods.tf One of the largest and prettiest stocks of Wall’ Paper that ever came to Nevada County, side, ceiling and borders to match, in the latest designs, at Rosenberg Bro’s. m8l1-tf Carpets, Linoleum and Mattings. We claim to Garry the largest stock in the county. “We sew, lay and line them free of charge. Consult us before purchasing, as we can save you money. Rosenberg Bros. m81-tf The meeting at City Halli this evening should be well attended by our citizens, as it will be decided whether or not there shall be a celebration on the 4th ofJuly: -, At the primaries held at this city Set urday to elect delegates to the Democratic State Convention, the followivg were elected: Thos. 8S. Ford, William McKinlay, W. H. Martin and E J. Rector. The sprinkling cart was listed today to sprinkle the upper Grass Valley rdad. It will also spriakle from the Piaza to the city limits. From now on it will be a pleasure to ride along that thoroughfare, There will bea grand picnic at the Penn Valley Creamery one week from Wednesday next. A great many people will attend from here. There will be all kinds of amusements, and lots of good things to eat and drink. Attend theFourth of July meeting at City Hall at eight o’clock this evening. Over Two Huadred. Over two hundred horses’ were driven through this city yesterday on their way to the mountains. They are owned by Yuba county men, and most of the animals were in fine condition. The price of horses has gone up over fifty per cent during the past year, and it is said the rate will increase at least that much more within another year. 7+ Ge — New Improyements. The new saloon of Maitland Bros. on Commercial street, is to be fitted up in the very latest Eastern style. A new front will be put in and the interior of the building is to be arranged: so as to make it one of the most attractive places in the city. A New Cottage. Fred Eilerman intends to tear down his present residence on Broad street and erect in its place, in the centre of the lot, a handsome cottage of modern . — style. Work on it will be commenced very soon. scsi a aecgearacncicel est Contract Let. A contract has been let to O. QO. Weisenburger to erect the new twentystamp mill for the Plumbago Mining Company, near “Moore’s Flat. Mr. Weisenbarger left here this morning to commence on the job. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, ‘as. they cannot og pes —— portion of Bea ear. ‘here y one eafness, and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is piece by an condition of, the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or inperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness the nee. and unless the inflammation out and this tube . mal condition, destroyed forever; oy uae ad = ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an i: ed ‘condition of the mucous surfaces, We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall’s Colery®, Care, Send for cirte rs, free ” ¥. J. Oumerr 0o., Toledo, 0. eee Spt ie the best. tote abe C. 1. Hood & Co, Victorious in an mportant Injanction Case. Important suite have-just been decided in the U.8. Circuit Court involving the right to the word Hood: or Hood's. Messrs. 0. I. Hood & Co., of Lowell; -Mass.,. proprietors: of: Hood’s* Sarsaparilla,began suit for infringement against Dr.J. C,,Hood of Leuisville, Ky., -who was putting up what -he éslied “Dr. Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” After a hearing inthe U. S. Circuit Court at Louisville, Judge Evans on April 12 gtatited’ a temporary injunction in favor of 0. 1. Hood & Co., and restrainjog J. ©. Hood from using the word Hood in any way or form on any preparation of sarsaparilla.: : Messrs ©. I. Hood & Co. also began suit against a retail druggist in Indianapolis, Louis BH. Rankert, who was selling Dr. J. C. Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Dr. J. ©. Hood employed counsel and made a defense, but Judge Baker of the U. 8. Circuit Court granted. an perpetual. These two decrees establish the exclusive right of C. I, Hood & Co. to the word “Hood s” and decide in effect that nu other person can put up a Hood’s Sarsaparilla even if his name is Hood, nor can any retail druggist sell or offer for sale any sarsaparilla bearing the name Hood or Hood's other than that’ prepared ‘by. o£ Hood & Co. These decisions will be gratifying te eveny fair minded person. No manufacturer should.object tofair competition, but when an attempt in made to steal or infringe upon a business which has been established by great skill, labor and expenditure, jastice, cannot be dealt out too quickly. Nor should “substitution” be allowed, when a standard article is called for. Therefore, when you go to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilia you should be sure to get “only Hood's.” AT THE BASTBRN END. What is Going on at Truckee and in That Vicinity. Phil. and James Gowling came ap from Sacramento iast evening. The former will take a position here with tbe railroad company. The latter is on a tour of inspection. Mrs. Georgia Dilley’s pleasant countenance is again to be seen at the postoffice window. Postmaster Burckhalter says he now has the two most popular and best looking young ladies in town for clerk.s Among thvose who attended and took part in the annual gathering’ and games of the Caledonians in San Francisco Wednesday, we notice the pames of Wm. McDougald, Thos. ‘Carroll, Ed. Ross and D. D. McRae. James E. Henry went to San Francisco Wednesday night where he has parchased a photograph gallery and was to take charge on the Ist inst. Mr. Henry is a very popular young’ man and will undoubtedly meet. with good success wherever he goes. r Denied it .timwelf, “They say he is unhappily married and leads a regular dcag’s life.” “So I’ve heard, but he denies it.” “Denies it himself, does he?” “Yes. He says he only wishes it were true.” “Yes, yes, of course. I forgot that his wife has a pet poodle.”—Chicago Post. ‘ Light on the Subject. “You know the authorities employed young woman suspected of being a pickpocket ?” ] “Yes; and he made a failure of. it. What was the reason?” “A perfectly natural one. He took a shine to her.”—Chicago Tribune, Not Time to Quit. ms Mrs. Meddler—Not another word! It is an outrageous scandal and not fit to be repeated; not another word of it will I listen to. Mr. Meddler—But, I haven't finished yet. Mrs. Meddler—Oh! Go ahead!— Puck. Good as Her Word. “I was surprised to hear about Lulu Gunderhatch. She always said she never would marry outside of her own church.” : “Well, she didn’t. She joined the young man’s church and married him afterward.”’—Chicavo Tribune. injunction whith on April 23 became fon the Feather Riverat Oroville, Butte, Psleuth, the detective, to shadow the . A COMBINATION. Plants in Nevada and Yuba Counties * Join Hands to Reach the Bay. “The Call'says: Eugene J. de Sabla Jr. G. A. Grow, R. M. Hotaling, John Martin, William M. Pierson, Oscar Sutro and A. W. Linforth have incorporated thé Bay Counties Power Company, with a capital stock amounting to $5,000,000 for the purpose of purchasing and combining the Nevada OConnty and the Yuba County Electric Power campanies 4nd supplying Benicia, Vallejo, Woodland, Napa and probably other places with light and power. The general facts were supplied fast night by Mr. de Sabla, who said: “The Nevada County ‘sod ‘the Yuba County Electric Power companies have been furnishing power and. electric light to cities and towns and have also supplied power for mining purposes. Among the ‘uses this electricity has been put-to have been that of running the dredgers that are mining for gold Oounty; supplying light and power for the Brown’s Valley mines in Yuba County; lighting the city of Marysville and furnishing power there for the operation of the ice plant and the Sperry Blour Company; lighting the town of Lincoln in. Placer County; furnishing power to the Sacramento Gas and Electric Pewer Company” and supplying power to ‘the electric plant at’'Folsom. The current runs over a line séventy miles long from the power houseto Folsom, “We haye also supplied light and power for Nevada City and Grass Valley, in Nevada County, and furnished p Wer for hoistingand pumping for the Nevada County mines.” From this it appears that the two companies have a large amount of present business and extensive plants. Mr, de Sabla estimated that they jointly. have at least 20,000 horse-power. While he had not the exact. figures at hand he knew that the capitalization of the new company, which will absorby the'two older ones, is much larger than their combined capitalization. The reason of thig was that large extensions were to be made that would cost a great deal of money. The name of the new company correctly sets forth the. purposes to extend tothe bay counties,{but the programme of extension has not been decided upon.The stockholders in the old companies and the new one are practically the same so that there can be no hitch in the project. oe Personal Mention. A. G. Chew is over from You Bet. « Henry Fitter came down from Graniteville today. W. Garbe came down from Camptonville today. Mex H, Isoard will leave tomorrow for San Francisco on business. Geo. Chappell will. leave tomorrow for England to visit: his old home. _H. L. Rothschild of San Francisco arrived bere on last evening’s train. ~ ——__-_— -+ e@e + ° Has Signed With the Stars. John Hooper, who has been catcher for the Seaweed Baseball Club ever since it organization, has signed to play with the Stars of Grass Valley for thé rest of the present season. He made. his first appearance with them yesterday and distinguished himself by jumping over a fence and catching a ball which looked’ to be an impossibility. ~~ee Leased a Ranch. R. H. Forman has leased a fruit ranch near Loomis, Placer county. He has taken his family to their new home. Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared To take orders yor vonnecting sewers Anyone desiring work done immediately should see John S. Gregory. tf. 7+ “OprorTUnIIY is the cream of time Now. is ycur opportunity to take Hood’s Saisapurilia and derive the most benef i from it. The blood is how flooded. wih da gerous' impurites which this 5 ediviae will promptly expel. eas 7c kk woesn’t.Paying rent doesn’t make.a home, We build them on easy terms. al2 Towitre Bros. Co} “mth ANNIVER SARY. Of Rev. Sims’ Pas Pr Hea City. The twenty-seventh anniversary ut Rev. J. Sims pastorate of the Congregational church in this city was celebrated in a very appropriate manner jast Sunday. ‘The pastor’s text in the morning was—The Words of Christ as contained in the 22nd chapter, St. Luke’s gospel, 19th verse “Do This in Remembrance of Me.” . At the conelusion of his eloquent and pathetic remarks the Lord’s Supper was impressively administered. The evening exercises. were varied. Some very fine renderings were. given by the choir. Mr. Robb gave one of his charming solos and Dr. Victors in a beautiful bass solo established himself as a firct class vocalist. The pastor delivered an address in which he stated how thankful he felt for the support his people had given him through the long period of twenty-seven years and for their co-operation in all beneficient and religious enterprises. He was thankful particularly for a church home where his and the people’s interhearts could be fixed and their souls: fed—a regularly attended, constantly supported and devotedly beloved church home. He was tfiankful also for the privilege of continuing to the people the most important message ever given to the world, “Who-so-ever believeth in Christ hath eternal life.” He spoke of being in touch with all social interests and charitable organizations but he still believed that the Christian ministry was pre-eminently above all other ministries. This position he illustrated in an elaborate and forceful manner. The church was beaatifally decorated with a rich profusion of floral offerings, some of which were sent to him by old friends residing in other parts of the state. The occasion was one of interest and pleasure and will long be retifembered. Two Prisoners. Constable O. Harvey of Truckee arrived here yesterday having in charge an insane man, and O. J. Lansing, who was convicted of obtaining money under false @retenses. Lansing is to spend the next thirty daysin the county jail. The insane man seems to be . harmless, but hasa mania for being in Lansing went intoa Truckee restaurant to get lunch the insane man was left quietly resting in an adjoining room. When they returned the fellow was standing on top of a table without a stitch of clothing on. On the way to this city his thoughts seemed to be ranning wholly in the direction of appearing strictly in the same condition as when he came into the world. The insane man’s name is John Noonans. While confined in the «county jail this afternoon he bit off the end of his tongue. He will be examined tomorrow by Dr. Hunt. Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W. Bennetts is in Nevada City and and will call upon his patrons. Others will please orderiby mail. P. O. Box 895. m 23-tf a: Geod Quality Low Prices Sells Our . Teas, Coffees, Spices Handsome premiums Please our customers Come Just to-See Great American Importing Tea Co. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Semi-Annual Examination. Maas SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF applicants of Teachers’ Certificates will commence atthe Lincoln School bui ding, Nevada City, on t Monday June 25th, 1 i 9 o’clock a. enc fee of $ aed willbe — ty Si pare ada aun 4. uperintomiont of Schools. aioe each a Baled Hay For Sale. Tn quantities to suit. Enquire of W. A, CREPS, Postoffice address Earl, Yuba county. * je2-2w Candy Free WudsidiidilJ pmo . merase 2 high grade. : Teas fresh roasted 3 Coffees “we will give to each chaser a box of delic candy. THE COMMERCIAL TEA. C0, Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W. TAYEDE, Manager. sates . from 12 inches to. eee You We also have. the M. M. Ctee oased. ight Here) not require a top rail. Come and see it. LEGG € SHAW Co. ~~ NBYADA CITY, CAL. POULT FENG. We keep all sizes of galvanized Poultry Netting: The regular 2-inch Mash Netting comes in all widths can get it in any. quantity. Cheap, Neat and Desirable. & Ss. Wire Nesting that does s ests could be centered, where their, a nude state. When the Constable and . _ Everybody seems desirous of having a a celebration in this city on the 4th of July. Now the only question is: “Wil everybody subscribe liberally to a fond = to be raised to meet the expenses, and ae ‘assist in making it a success ?” If the : answer is in the affirmative then we can have one of the grandest,’ celebrations ever held in this city; and one which will bring hundreds of people here from all parts of this and the adjoining counties, Tonight will decide the matter one way or the other. nina ee 2 Special Notice. Phelan & Daniel, who have purchased Aas, i Beso the resthurant of Mrs. Durst on’ Com: ey. mercial street, will serve @ chicken City Hall, Next dinner from 5 to 7 o’clock tomorrow wee evening. Price 25 cents. It ee a : At Eight O'clock.’ Paul Schoen, the well-known piano tuner and repairer, will arrive in Nevada Oity about the first of — Leave orders at Vinton’s. m26-¢ Shoo > Fly Beautiful paint stains, varnishes screen doors and windows. Notice to Water Consumers. 149, which prohibits the use of water 10 p. mm. and 5a. m.—during the night. _ Towne Bros, Co. 3 H, cos ect = BORN. jl-lw : en or. At Treadwell mine Alaska, May 20, ‘Por Sale ata Bargain, 1900, to the wife of Emiel Ott, a son. has 7 nd electric lights Mrs. M. E. Courtright House has7 rooms and e lig! The noted astrologist will remain one week and is large euough to build another longer, Ladies readings 50 cents this week. user “Rooms at Mrs. C. B. Harrison’s. 20use on, Enquire at the ‘Transonser Spring street. Your choice of any Suit in our. Fe large window, comprising some of the season’s latest and prettiest patterns in Lawns, Dimities and colored plain and a White $2.00 $2.00 Is a very small. price, and it rests JERR with you if you will get one of these very handsome suits at that price‘or wait and pay more. ‘Respectfully, : ‘Mfelhex 8 Se. ‘iereee” Beautiful AT KINKE: se Moquet, Princess and Sultan anipeibuaiaae . names of them. While you aré there just look at the Sass pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash = 38 _ BEDROOM’SETS.” Francisco and Sacramento prices. ve? eS KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. : Our Customers “Take the Cake” Because they like it and know that it is pure. Try a= sone oe ne eee SA hay & ears hye Pitis, Bre. : 0. Si "H. G-SLOVELAND, Prov. Attention is called to Ordinance No. for irrigation or sprinkling ‘of any ~ kind between the hours of 10a. m. and. 4p: m.—during the day. And between? A house and lot in: good. location. throughout. Lot has 150 foot front” rT ITM MR Sacramento to ‘visit 1 Mr. and Mra. W over from’ —_ Hil Mrs. O K. Gras * for a moni ’e viait at Postmaster. Walter Bloomfie:d spent Sar M. G, Boyden of § rived here on last. ev Chas, Guenther Ie! a visit to friends at ¢ Miss Mary Malon for a two week’s visit Miss Lueie: Gray . for a visit to friends: O. L. Brown of Oa. last evening: on bile ton. J.W. Collins and: San Francisco arriv ing. Joseph. Fetz ia he cisco on: visit: to hb Fred Zeitler. Mrs. W. Beckutt « rived here last eveni: North Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Adfre from Sacramento on ily of John Waters. J. Oulver of San here last’ evening an ing for Washington. Mrs, G. H. Lawren morning for Downie: Mra, Geo, I, Beckle this Te HA D. A. McOormick . rived ‘here last’ eveni tion im: James Kir satore. J. P. Byrne of San there last evening en Flat to examine som there. we Walter: ‘Maddrill of been here on a visit GC. PB, Longhridge, re te:day.” Mrs.J. M. Ply whe a visit to her parents B. Gray; left this ~ Superintendent W. Alaska ming at Pike . last evening from 8 his way home. here on # visit to her Mrs, M. Hanley, reta J A. B. Tucker, wh lumbia Hill « ona visi B. Dudley, came ove George and Charle: ‘here Saturday. éveni cisco, en route to . their mot is pee House at San Shea hereon a 5 two week’ ents, returned home Peter Tautphaus, two mines in the V trict, arrived here ; just returned from ¢ Ww.G. ES Maitland a crane fre won boar pe morning for the Ble: at Moore’s Flat. M the principal owner ; at Mil Mulloy’s parent irae Ole se

fe, IE TRANSCRIPT. :7seMe or SUBSORITTION : 5 $6 Per Year evome: : ~ 42 1-2c Per Week P. 0, BOX B ———_ : MONDAY......--: June 4, 1900 ‘Rdftorial Notes.” If the Boer envoys will but. take the pains to investigate they will ascertain that they are being utilized for campaign material by some rather small Democratic politicians. The latter do not hesitate to take advantage of any cause that promises returns. Mr, Clark of Montana seems to. have completely overreached himself. If he had not done anything, a voté on his case might have been staved off indef. initely and until one was taken he ~ would have remained in the Senate. By resigning, he shuts the door in bis own facée until the Senate takes positive action on his new credentials, he must remain outside, . And, if the Senate takes adverse action upon them, ar now seems most likely, Mr. Clark wil} remain outside forever. Even indefiinite delay, which would have been in his favor had he not resigned, will now work against him. The insincerity of the Democratic outcry against trusts was never more clearly demonstrated than when the members of that party on the Judiciary Committee of the House voted solidly against a resolution proposed by the Republicans. of the Committee recommending an amendment to the Constitution, giving Congress full power over all corporations. The truth is that the Democrats oppvse anything end everything which they can persuade themselves that the Republicans favor. As long as the Republicans take no action, they declare that party favors the trusts; and as soon as the Republicans try to regulate these, the Democrats turn about and declare that the old party is trying to destroy state rights. Superior Court. The following business has been transacted in the Superior Court, Judge Frank T. Nilon presiding: James Feeney vs. James Fillmore. Jadgment in favor of defendant. Also costs allowed to defendant. : Estate of Philip Richards, deceased. -Sale not confirmed. McCall vs. Walling et al. Btay of proceedings denied. W. O. Miller was naturalized upon the testimony of H. O./ Schroeder and D. W. Rose. ———2068-2 Death of William Ninnis. William Ninnis died Saturday night at about 11 o’clock at the residence of his brother, Edward Ninnis, on Gold Flat. He had been ill for the past two years with miners’ consumption. Mr. Ninnis leavesa mother and two brothers, Thomas and Ejiward. Deceased wasa native of Cornwall, England, and aged 41 years, 10 months and 16 days. The funeral wili take place from the Congregational church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock, Suit to Quiet Title. A'suit was commenced in the S8uperior Court today by John R. Tyrrell against T. Cooley jto quiet title to land andfor an injunction restrainiog defendant from cutting wood on the place formerly owned by Ed. Moore, which is now the property of plaintiff. Cooley claims that he purchased the land of one McMullen, who held a quiet claim from the Railroad Compuny. bane] Leege and Haskin’s Peerless Mocha and Java Coffee. A delicious blend of the very best Coffees. For strength and delicious Aroma, and all that goes to makea perfect cup. This coffee cannot be excelled. Packed in one-pound: carfoons,. For sale at A. B. Wolf's, Neada Uity. m 9-tf eer If you want ‘ue cews subscribe for the ‘TRANSORIPT. : For Saie Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned by Mrs, ¥. McGibbons are offered for aale ata bargain, They will be sold as a whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown & Morgan. tf +e Coffee, Coffee, Coffee, Coffee, Coffee Just Goop corres, that’s all! Peerless: Brand 40 ceuts per pound, No premiums. You get your money’s worth of. Ooffee. Wo tr sells it. tf “Hz Tuat Srexs Preps.” He that note Hood's Sarsaparilla finds in its blood, good eppetite ‘good and perfect heal It cures pepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, boils, nym and‘all blood bumors, _ Sick headache 1s cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c. pee “Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purides breath by its action on the bowels, as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price . . 25 cts; and 60 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist, uf *} saloon. BRIEFLY STATED. © ftems That Should Interest Everybody — Something New Every Day.Cook's, that’s all, Swiss cheese at Isoard’s. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. You can’t have Malaria if you drink a . Cook’s. Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins’ : m14-tf Pig’s feét—two cans for 25 eents at Jackson’s. -mi-tf A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and Fleming’s. mi4-tf Flaked Wheat, 3 packages for 25cents at Guenther’s Oash Store. m14-tf Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. "Something new. At GayLorp’s. tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. © tf The roads around town are very dusty, where there is no sprinkling. That tcnic,Beef, Iron and Wine, with Oslery, at Vinton’s, is having a very large sale. : tf McCutchan. & Oo. have had another good clean up at their gravel mine at Canada Hill, A full line of Waterman’s fountain pene at Vinton’s. These pens need no recommendation. tf, Fred Eilerman has had his club rooms fitted up in fine style, with the addition of electric lights. People suffer a great deal with sore feet during the warm weather. Uno is the best remedy. For sale by Vinton. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors,. wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in atid see how it, is all ye who never sampled their goods.tf One of the largest and prettiest stocks of Wall’ Paper that ever came to Nevada County, side, ceiling and borders to match, in the latest designs, at Rosenberg Bro’s. m8l1-tf Carpets, Linoleum and Mattings. We claim to Garry the largest stock in the county. “We sew, lay and line them free of charge. Consult us before purchasing, as we can save you money. Rosenberg Bros. m81-tf The meeting at City Halli this evening should be well attended by our citizens, as it will be decided whether or not there shall be a celebration on the 4th ofJuly: -, At the primaries held at this city Set urday to elect delegates to the Democratic State Convention, the followivg were elected: Thos. 8S. Ford, William McKinlay, W. H. Martin and E J. Rector. The sprinkling cart was listed today to sprinkle the upper Grass Valley rdad. It will also spriakle from the Piaza to the city limits. From now on it will be a pleasure to ride along that thoroughfare, There will bea grand picnic at the Penn Valley Creamery one week from Wednesday next. A great many people will attend from here. There will be all kinds of amusements, and lots of good things to eat and drink. Attend theFourth of July meeting at City Hall at eight o’clock this evening. Over Two Huadred. Over two hundred horses’ were driven through this city yesterday on their way to the mountains. They are owned by Yuba county men, and most of the animals were in fine condition. The price of horses has gone up over fifty per cent during the past year, and it is said the rate will increase at least that much more within another year. 7+ Ge — New Improyements. The new saloon of Maitland Bros. on Commercial street, is to be fitted up in the very latest Eastern style. A new front will be put in and the interior of the building is to be arranged: so as to make it one of the most attractive places in the city. A New Cottage. Fred Eilerman intends to tear down his present residence on Broad street and erect in its place, in the centre of the lot, a handsome cottage of modern . — style. Work on it will be commenced very soon. scsi a aecgearacncicel est Contract Let. A contract has been let to O. QO. Weisenburger to erect the new twentystamp mill for the Plumbago Mining Company, near “Moore’s Flat. Mr. Weisenbarger left here this morning to commence on the job. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, ‘as. they cannot og pes —— portion of Bea ear. ‘here y one eafness, and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is piece by an condition of, the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or inperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness the nee. and unless the inflammation out and this tube . mal condition, destroyed forever; oy uae ad = ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an i: ed ‘condition of the mucous surfaces, We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall’s Colery®, Care, Send for cirte rs, free ” ¥. J. Oumerr 0o., Toledo, 0. eee Spt ie the best. tote abe C. 1. Hood & Co, Victorious in an mportant Injanction Case. Important suite have-just been decided in the U.8. Circuit Court involving the right to the word Hood: or Hood's. Messrs. 0. I. Hood & Co., of Lowell; -Mass.,. proprietors: of: Hood’s* Sarsaparilla,began suit for infringement against Dr.J. C,,Hood of Leuisville, Ky., -who was putting up what -he éslied “Dr. Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” After a hearing inthe U. S. Circuit Court at Louisville, Judge Evans on April 12 gtatited’ a temporary injunction in favor of 0. 1. Hood & Co., and restrainjog J. ©. Hood from using the word Hood in any way or form on any preparation of sarsaparilla.: : Messrs ©. I. Hood & Co. also began suit against a retail druggist in Indianapolis, Louis BH. Rankert, who was selling Dr. J. C. Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Dr. J. ©. Hood employed counsel and made a defense, but Judge Baker of the U. 8. Circuit Court granted. an perpetual. These two decrees establish the exclusive right of C. I, Hood & Co. to the word “Hood s” and decide in effect that nu other person can put up a Hood’s Sarsaparilla even if his name is Hood, nor can any retail druggist sell or offer for sale any sarsaparilla bearing the name Hood or Hood's other than that’ prepared ‘by. o£ Hood & Co. These decisions will be gratifying te eveny fair minded person. No manufacturer should.object tofair competition, but when an attempt in made to steal or infringe upon a business which has been established by great skill, labor and expenditure, jastice, cannot be dealt out too quickly. Nor should “substitution” be allowed, when a standard article is called for. Therefore, when you go to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilia you should be sure to get “only Hood's.” AT THE BASTBRN END. What is Going on at Truckee and in That Vicinity. Phil. and James Gowling came ap from Sacramento iast evening. The former will take a position here with tbe railroad company. The latter is on a tour of inspection. Mrs. Georgia Dilley’s pleasant countenance is again to be seen at the postoffice window. Postmaster Burckhalter says he now has the two most popular and best looking young ladies in town for clerk.s Among thvose who attended and took part in the annual gathering’ and games of the Caledonians in San Francisco Wednesday, we notice the pames of Wm. McDougald, Thos. ‘Carroll, Ed. Ross and D. D. McRae. James E. Henry went to San Francisco Wednesday night where he has parchased a photograph gallery and was to take charge on the Ist inst. Mr. Henry is a very popular young’ man and will undoubtedly meet. with good success wherever he goes. r Denied it .timwelf, “They say he is unhappily married and leads a regular dcag’s life.” “So I’ve heard, but he denies it.” “Denies it himself, does he?” “Yes. He says he only wishes it were true.” “Yes, yes, of course. I forgot that his wife has a pet poodle.”—Chicago Post. ‘ Light on the Subject. “You know the authorities employed young woman suspected of being a pickpocket ?” ] “Yes; and he made a failure of. it. What was the reason?” “A perfectly natural one. He took a shine to her.”—Chicago Tribune, Not Time to Quit. ms Mrs. Meddler—Not another word! It is an outrageous scandal and not fit to be repeated; not another word of it will I listen to. Mr. Meddler—But, I haven't finished yet. Mrs. Meddler—Oh! Go ahead!— Puck. Good as Her Word. “I was surprised to hear about Lulu Gunderhatch. She always said she never would marry outside of her own church.” : “Well, she didn’t. She joined the young man’s church and married him afterward.”’—Chicavo Tribune. injunction whith on April 23 became fon the Feather Riverat Oroville, Butte, Psleuth, the detective, to shadow the . A COMBINATION. Plants in Nevada and Yuba Counties * Join Hands to Reach the Bay. “The Call'says: Eugene J. de Sabla Jr. G. A. Grow, R. M. Hotaling, John Martin, William M. Pierson, Oscar Sutro and A. W. Linforth have incorporated thé Bay Counties Power Company, with a capital stock amounting to $5,000,000 for the purpose of purchasing and combining the Nevada OConnty and the Yuba County Electric Power campanies 4nd supplying Benicia, Vallejo, Woodland, Napa and probably other places with light and power. The general facts were supplied fast night by Mr. de Sabla, who

said: “The Nevada County ‘sod ‘the Yuba County Electric Power companies have been furnishing power and. electric light to cities and towns and have also supplied power for mining purposes. Among the ‘uses this electricity has been put-to have been that of running the dredgers that are mining for gold Oounty; supplying light and power for the Brown’s Valley mines in Yuba County; lighting the city of Marysville and furnishing power there for the operation of the ice plant and the Sperry Blour Company; lighting the town of Lincoln in. Placer County; furnishing power to the Sacramento Gas and Electric Pewer Company” and supplying power to ‘the electric plant at’'Folsom. The current runs over a line séventy miles long from the power houseto Folsom, “We haye also supplied light and power for Nevada City and Grass Valley, in Nevada County, and furnished p Wer for hoistingand pumping for the Nevada County mines.” From this it appears that the two companies have a large amount of present business and extensive plants. Mr, de Sabla estimated that they jointly. have at least 20,000 horse-power. While he had not the exact. figures at hand he knew that the capitalization of the new company, which will absorby the'two older ones, is much larger than their combined capitalization. The reason of thig was that large extensions were to be made that would cost a great deal of money. The name of the new company correctly sets forth the. purposes to extend tothe bay counties,{but the programme of extension has not been decided upon.The stockholders in the old companies and the new one are practically the same so that there can be no hitch in the project. oe Personal Mention. A. G. Chew is over from You Bet. « Henry Fitter came down from Graniteville today. W. Garbe came down from Camptonville today. Mex H, Isoard will leave tomorrow for San Francisco on business. Geo. Chappell will. leave tomorrow for England to visit: his old home. _H. L. Rothschild of San Francisco arrived bere on last evening’s train. ~ ——__-_— -+ e@e + ° Has Signed With the Stars. John Hooper, who has been catcher for the Seaweed Baseball Club ever since it organization, has signed to play with the Stars of Grass Valley for thé rest of the present season. He made. his first appearance with them yesterday and distinguished himself by jumping over a fence and catching a ball which looked’ to be an impossibility. ~~ee Leased a Ranch. R. H. Forman has leased a fruit ranch near Loomis, Placer county. He has taken his family to their new home. Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared To take orders yor vonnecting sewers Anyone desiring work done immediately should see John S. Gregory. tf. 7+ “OprorTUnIIY is the cream of time Now. is ycur opportunity to take Hood’s Saisapurilia and derive the most benef i from it. The blood is how flooded. wih da gerous' impurites which this 5 ediviae will promptly expel. eas 7c kk woesn’t.Paying rent doesn’t make.a home, We build them on easy terms. al2 Towitre Bros. Co} “mth ANNIVER SARY. Of Rev. Sims’ Pas Pr Hea City. The twenty-seventh anniversary ut Rev. J. Sims pastorate of the Congregational church in this city was celebrated in a very appropriate manner jast Sunday. ‘The pastor’s text in the morning was—The Words of Christ as contained in the 22nd chapter, St. Luke’s gospel, 19th verse “Do This in Remembrance of Me.” . At the conelusion of his eloquent and pathetic remarks the Lord’s Supper was impressively administered. The evening exercises. were varied. Some very fine renderings were. given by the choir. Mr. Robb gave one of his charming solos and Dr. Victors in a beautiful bass solo established himself as a firct class vocalist. The pastor delivered an address in which he stated how thankful he felt for the support his people had given him through the long period of twenty-seven years and for their co-operation in all beneficient and religious enterprises. He was thankful particularly for a church home where his and the people’s interhearts could be fixed and their souls: fed—a regularly attended, constantly supported and devotedly beloved church home. He was tfiankful also for the privilege of continuing to the people the most important message ever given to the world, “Who-so-ever believeth in Christ hath eternal life.” He spoke of being in touch with all social interests and charitable organizations but he still believed that the Christian ministry was pre-eminently above all other ministries. This position he illustrated in an elaborate and forceful manner. The church was beaatifally decorated with a rich profusion of floral offerings, some of which were sent to him by old friends residing in other parts of the state. The occasion was one of interest and pleasure and will long be retifembered. Two Prisoners. Constable O. Harvey of Truckee arrived here yesterday having in charge an insane man, and O. J. Lansing, who was convicted of obtaining money under false @retenses. Lansing is to spend the next thirty daysin the county jail. The insane man seems to be . harmless, but hasa mania for being in Lansing went intoa Truckee restaurant to get lunch the insane man was left quietly resting in an adjoining room. When they returned the fellow was standing on top of a table without a stitch of clothing on. On the way to this city his thoughts seemed to be ranning wholly in the direction of appearing strictly in the same condition as when he came into the world. The insane man’s name is John Noonans. While confined in the «county jail this afternoon he bit off the end of his tongue. He will be examined tomorrow by Dr. Hunt. Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W. Bennetts is in Nevada City and and will call upon his patrons. Others will please orderiby mail. P. O. Box 895. m 23-tf a: Geod Quality Low Prices Sells Our . Teas, Coffees, Spices Handsome premiums Please our customers Come Just to-See Great American Importing Tea Co. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Semi-Annual Examination. Maas SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF applicants of Teachers’ Certificates will commence atthe Lincoln School bui ding, Nevada City, on t Monday June 25th, 1 i 9 o’clock a. enc fee of $ aed willbe — ty Si pare ada aun 4. uperintomiont of Schools. aioe each a Baled Hay For Sale. Tn quantities to suit. Enquire of W. A, CREPS, Postoffice address Earl, Yuba county. * je2-2w Candy Free WudsidiidilJ pmo . merase 2 high grade. : Teas fresh roasted 3 Coffees “we will give to each chaser a box of delic candy. THE COMMERCIAL TEA. C0, Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W. TAYEDE, Manager. sates . from 12 inches to. eee You We also have. the M. M. Ctee oased. ight Here) not require a top rail. Come and see it. LEGG € SHAW Co. ~~ NBYADA CITY, CAL. POULT FENG. We keep all sizes of galvanized Poultry Netting: The regular 2-inch Mash Netting comes in all widths can get it in any. quantity. Cheap, Neat and Desirable. & Ss. Wire Nesting that does s ests could be centered, where their, a nude state. When the Constable and . _ Everybody seems desirous of having a a celebration in this city on the 4th of July. Now the only question is: “Wil everybody subscribe liberally to a fond = to be raised to meet the expenses, and ae ‘assist in making it a success ?” If the : answer is in the affirmative then we can have one of the grandest,’ celebrations ever held in this city; and one which will bring hundreds of people here from all parts of this and the adjoining counties, Tonight will decide the matter one way or the other. nina ee 2 Special Notice. Phelan & Daniel, who have purchased Aas, i Beso the resthurant of Mrs. Durst on’ Com: ey. mercial street, will serve @ chicken City Hall, Next dinner from 5 to 7 o’clock tomorrow wee evening. Price 25 cents. It ee a : At Eight O'clock.’ Paul Schoen, the well-known piano tuner and repairer, will arrive in Nevada Oity about the first of — Leave orders at Vinton’s. m26-¢ Shoo > Fly Beautiful paint stains, varnishes screen doors and windows. Notice to Water Consumers. 149, which prohibits the use of water 10 p. mm. and 5a. m.—during the night. _ Towne Bros, Co. 3 H, cos ect = BORN. jl-lw : en or. At Treadwell mine Alaska, May 20, ‘Por Sale ata Bargain, 1900, to the wife of Emiel Ott, a son. has 7 nd electric lights Mrs. M. E. Courtright House has7 rooms and e lig! The noted astrologist will remain one week and is large euough to build another longer, Ladies readings 50 cents this week. user “Rooms at Mrs. C. B. Harrison’s. 20use on, Enquire at the ‘Transonser Spring street. Your choice of any Suit in our. Fe large window, comprising some of the season’s latest and prettiest patterns in Lawns, Dimities and colored plain and a White $2.00 $2.00 Is a very small. price, and it rests JERR with you if you will get one of these very handsome suits at that price‘or wait and pay more. ‘Respectfully, : ‘Mfelhex 8 Se. ‘iereee” Beautiful AT KINKE: se Moquet, Princess and Sultan anipeibuaiaae . names of them. While you aré there just look at the Sass pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash = 38 _ BEDROOM’SETS.” Francisco and Sacramento prices. ve? eS KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. : Our Customers “Take the Cake” Because they like it and know that it is pure. Try a= sone oe ne eee SA hay & ears hye Pitis, Bre. : 0. Si "H. G-SLOVELAND, Prov. Attention is called to Ordinance No. for irrigation or sprinkling ‘of any ~ kind between the hours of 10a. m. and. 4p: m.—during the day. And between? A house and lot in: good. location. throughout. Lot has 150 foot front” rT ITM MR Sacramento to ‘visit 1 Mr. and Mra. W over from’ —_ Hil Mrs. O K. Gras * for a moni ’e viait at Postmaster. Walter Bloomfie:d spent Sar M. G, Boyden of § rived here on last. ev Chas, Guenther Ie! a visit to friends at ¢ Miss Mary Malon for a two week’s visit Miss Lueie: Gray . for a visit to friends: O. L. Brown of Oa. last evening: on bile ton. J.W. Collins and: San Francisco arriv ing. Joseph. Fetz ia he cisco on: visit: to hb Fred Zeitler. Mrs. W. Beckutt « rived here last eveni: North Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Adfre from Sacramento on ily of John Waters. J. Oulver of San here last’ evening an ing for Washington. Mrs, G. H. Lawren morning for Downie: Mra, Geo, I, Beckle this Te HA D. A. McOormick . rived ‘here last’ eveni tion im: James Kir satore. J. P. Byrne of San there last evening en Flat to examine som there.. we Walter: ‘Maddrill of been here on a visit GC. PB, Longhridge, re te:day.” Mrs.J. M. Ply whe a visit to her parents B. Gray; left this ~ Superintendent W. Alaska ming at Pike . last evening from 8 his way home. here on # visit to her Mrs, M. Hanley, reta J A. B. Tucker, wh lumbia Hill « ona visi B. Dudley, came ove George and Charle: ‘here Saturday. éveni cisco, en route to . their mot is pee House at San Shea hereon a 5 two week’ ents, returned home Peter Tautphaus, two mines in the V trict, arrived here ; just returned from ¢ Ww.G. ES Maitland a crane fre won boar pe morning for the Ble: at Moore’s Flat. M the principal owner ; at Mil Mulloy’s parent irae Ole se