June 5, 1895 (4 pages)

i > eevee Wat ta Ya a “ } Ne ae % ‘ s ena THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. JUNE 5, WEDNESDAY BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month : ee bia Hill yesterday.\ =<, 1 land through which flows a creek that reACES RN D IX ADVANCE = Fred Miller arrived here last neha ives the drainage from. the reduction 4 y ADVANCE : ~ : \ ; ise gteice from San Francisco. works of the defendants. ‘The plaintiff \six DOLLARS PER YEAR. ] THE RAILROAD'S POSITION. Will Relinguish Mineral Grounds Without Bee Compensation. Hon, W. H. Mills, Land Agetit foe the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, writes to F. H. Wehe, District Attorney of Sierra county, a long letter in relation to lands held by the Railroad Company, from which we make the following extract: ~«We have adopted every device to~prevent the-prima facie title of the company from obstructing mineral operations. I have already indicated that where mines are found in odd numbered sections, wes _relinquieh without compensation the title of so much of the land as is covered by the mining claim and enough for the convenient working of the mine. We recently relingnished eighty acres to 4, mining compaoy in .E] Dorado county. We keep a record of those relinquishments which is open to inspection. ‘here are over two hundred cases of voluntary relivquishment without consideration infavor, ot miners, and in very cases, no mines ‘wert eventually found. . The company has pursued the policy of encodraging mining anywhere in the State What it has resisted is the attempt of persons to have large areas of land, in which at many intervals minerals are found, withdrawn from public occupation or settlement for the benefit of. nomadic prospectors. Immediately contiguous to mines, there is sometimes agricultural land of the finest quality, and land should be devoted to its highest use. Every interest of the company is completely identified with the interests of industry of every kind. There are communities of this State which would be-without population but for mines; and the railroad is serving these communities with transportation, On the transportation side of the account, an actus] operated mine pays far moe to the ratlrord: than. the value of the land, even though it should be a profitable mine. We are often called upon to resist the claims of p up land under the pretense 6f mining, tending to take timber under the pretense that itis mining land. There are many 1nstances where patents. have for mining land, and the jand immediately Parties taking ip this ople who tak: Inbeen obtained planted to orchard. way have exhausted their homestead and-are not eligible to take land in apy other way than by mining claims. There are single mining corporations in this State holding from 1,000 to ,000 acres of Jand, chiefly timber land. The question has been asked: ‘‘Could you inform me whether, or not, it will be possible in such cases to get an agreement from the company to the effect that if ‘the patent is issued the company will convey to the’ owner; and, if so, upon what terms ?”’ Permit meto say that if the land is actually mineral, it is not patentable to the It is not actual mines, as already right. company. indicated, that will give.us trouble in this matter, It is mining prospects, nine out of 1895. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, lief Hill ree down from Bloomfield yesterday. ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. — Doings and Intentions. C. A. Scott of Gilroy is in town. TSH.§Carr left this morning for Truckee. John Coughlan came down from ColumFa W. A. Wayland of Forest City_atrived ast evening from San Franciscy te Mrs, C, O. Jepson came aown from ReM. W. MatherDenver arrived here J. H. Williams and T. A. Monroe came Messrs. J. and C. Landsburg came down from Relief Hill this morning. Miss M. A. Taylor of Butte City, Montana, is visiting friends in this city. G. Hendricks came over from Columbia Hill today. Mrs. T. W. Finchley and son leave this evening for a visit to San Francisco. Jules lsoard came.up from Rocklin last evening on a few days visit to his folks. F. A. Davia of San Francisco arrived here last night on his way to Downieville. J. Jepson and J. Strumbreck came down from-Relief Hill today en route below, Miss G. Hendricks of Columbia Hill went below this morning to visit friends. Walter Bigelow came over from. Columbia Hill today on his way below_ to. visit friends, : J. S. Denkelspiel, of the wholesale dry goods house of Denkelspiel & Sons of San francisco, is in town. A. Burton, W. Ferrell, Jas. Carlyon and J. H. Downieville yesterday. « Superintendent A. D. Gassaway and wife left this morning for San Francisco on a Noland came down from visit to Mrs, Gassaway’s parents, Little Thad Sigourney, who has been visiting W. H. Crawford and family for some time. past, raturned to his home at Oakland this morning. Mr. and Mrs, C. E. V. Saunders left this morning for Sacramento on & short visit. Miss G. Joseph, who has been the guest of Miss Becke Baruh for the past few weeks, returned to San Francisco this morning. Miss Mattie Grant of Sacramento, who forinerly lived here, arrived here last evening on a visit to friends, Misa Smith Smiss of Rhode Island arrived bere last evening on a@ visit ro Mrs. ©. C, Wallace. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Z Happenings. It is reported that the syndicate of French -apitalists have bonded one of the properties athe Grass Valley District for $75,000. Chey are favorably cagnne with several ther properties. It is stated that the French capitalists rave agreed to purchase the Fortuna mine near this city. They expect to purchase yeven properties in this vicinity. Another sompany is expected here from Paris on or about the 15th of this month. Every member of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, should attend the meeting tonight. Election‘ of officers and other mportant business. Zi —+-+@e-+—— ‘every ten of which fail to develop a profitable mining property. Wherever a, prospector desires to enter upon railroad land, we will enter into a contract with him which will guarantee him against any menace The company sells of the company’s title. its land always to the prospect owner, or te those who are in good faith searching for There is no reason to apprehend any mines. ___ trouble with the company. ‘he company itself could not prosecute a mining industry It has never asked a mineral price’ for “any Its gradings are open for inspegtion, $2.50 an Jand. and throughout the mineral region, acre is about the average valuation placed upon lands where there is no timber. We are offering now in Nevada county al} the land remaining to the company in the D At the regular meeting of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. F., held last night, ube following were elected to serve for the 1; . of Wevertcn, Washington county, Md. The tract covers about 28 acres and is western portion of the county at $1.25 a acre, whether its character 1s mineral or is not the slightest pon-minera]. There occasion for any apprehension that the discovery of a mine upon railroad land wi the discoverer to subject , charges. on unpatented land, the land on which tl mine is found becomes unpatentable. If! desires to prospect for a mine on railroad Jand, he can’ make aiarrangement to do 80 Ocwhich will be entirely satisfactory. casionally minera] lands have been patented In all such cases we have to the company. i alinquished the lands covered by the mi ing claims, and stand ready to pursue that In fact, what land remains to the policy. company in the mining regions of California is of euch inconsiderable: amount ‘dnd possessed of such small value that the whole question is very unimportant from a rail. q u road standpoint, There are many cor munities wholly dependent upon mining. The railroad’ company on the transportation side of the account, is benefited by the presas The Henley Car Fender Company of San Tirey L. Ford, Frank P. Kelly, H. H. Henley, R.A. Campbell and George W. Stevens are * enee of population in these regions. It h done and will continue to do everything ” enterprise. I should be pleased if the widest publicity They could be given to these statements. will be confirmed by all persons who lave had dealings with this departynent.” a 2 Avrrer THE GaEIP, diphtheria, pneumonia, Hood's Sarsaparilla is of wonderful benefit iu imparting the strength and vigor xo much descarlet fever, typhoid tever, ete., 2 _ « Hoop’s Puts for the liver and bowels, act easily, yet promptly and efficiently. ¥ extortionate If he discoverers an actual mine its power to encourage legitimate mining Superior Court. The following business was transacted in John the Court today, Hon. Caldwell, presiding: Superior creditors. Wm. George va, H. J. +triatJune-2Y Jos; Kitts vs. Keymer. pany. coat bill of plaintiff filed be retaxed by de lucting the sum of $12.50 from the keeper’ fees, cost bill retaxed at $41.10. + *@e+ _ _ Odd Fellows’ Election. — ensuing term: Noble Grand, W.C. Jaucl ll] Vice Grand, Wm. Barker ; Trustee, Henr Gunther. The installation of officers. wi cake place on Tuesday evening, July 2d, 1€ +100 — 1e Money For Nevada County. — uands of the Board of Examiners. hthese demands upon the S'ate has been r from the State $2,376.25 on account ™ . and the aged. + +e ——) Incorporation. in . Franci-co was incorporated Monday the Duectors. Capital stock, $500,000, $375,000 has been subscribed, —_+ eee To Look atMining Property. I. M. Taylor, a prominent mining man last eyening. look at certain properties, with an idea Is the Refuse of Reduction Works DesThompsoh is set for Court of Neyada county on the Ist of July. The Tiditigs says: Mr. Manion, owns the claims that he has rights in the uncorrupted waters of said creck. acids or refuse injected render them unfit for_,domestic use, and stock die of drinking’ there £.! He also avers that the fumes from the reduction works tend to destroy the feed in his pastures adjacent to the works, the works claimed: They also deny that the refuse Pssst ot Earnest C. O: Huhn, deceased. Decree showing due publication of notice to ‘Set for Demands for money-expended by. the various counties in the State in-the care of the aged, indigent and.orphans have been accumulating for the last twelve years in the ‘The act under which counties had the right to make e-. riette, was bitten by her pet horse while pealed and the Board of Examiners decided The arm*will be to take instant action and sign the demands. By so doing Nevada county will receive money expended in the care of the ‘indigent this State, arrived here from SanFrancisco It is said that -he comes to taking hold of it for # company ot capitaliste,. Mr. Taylor was formerly interestca tructive ofLife 2~ Manion vs. trial in the Superior The case of Maltman & He that the avers into the waters The defendants deny that the fumes from. are injurious to the degree. from the works which finds its way into the creek is destructive to “animal or vegetable life. tentions will be produced at the trial, and As testimony upon these conas the evidence will include much e xpert testimony both for and against the points raised, the case will. prove interesting and will attract wide attention. Don. Cottrell of Grass Valley will represent the plaintiff, while Searls aud Simonds of Nevada €ity will look after the interests of the defendants. Sluices Robbed. While Thomas Scadden and partner were in their cabin near Willow Valley yesteror thieves cleaned up their sluice boxes for them, At the close of the day,, when they went to clean up they found that somebody had beer there before, and al] that was left for them was about $1.50 worth of aia algam. +-@e + Will Soon Start Up. day, eating dinner, some ‘thief We are informed that th Deadinan s Telegraph : California mine, will begin work about the 7th of June. We believe that the company’ have ore enough on hand to keep the mill going and that the shaft will be sunk and other devélopments situated on made, +7 To Start Crushing. Telegraph: Superintendent Ameroux of the Evening Star (Seven-Thirty) mine informs us that he is now taking cut some very rich ore from the mine and that he will soon begin crushing. It is expects d that the crushing will.be done at the California mill which is near by. Mr, Ameroux says that he has never seen the mine looking better than it is today. Raa ere An Indian This Time. Constable Wm, O’Niell of Truckee arrived here this morning with Indian Jim to serve a term of 40 days for Wisturbing the peace, ~ + *@e+ ODDS AND ENDS. The eggs of the Bahama cuckoo are held at $100 per set by dealers in birds’ eggs. The White House cornerstone was laid AN INTERESTING CASE. [HE HAS DELIRIUM TREMENS, A Plano Player Indulges ‘Too Strongly in somewhat.of a musician, and who-has for , Fearried a lot of stones up into his room, for La the Use.of Ardent Spirits.John Parker, a colored. gentleman who is : , 8 some time been employed ag piano player at one of the bagnios of the town, has been pressing his tansy rather vigor vusly of late, and in consequence of these too frequent dralaghts‘from the flowing bowl John now has those peculiar hallucinations w hich. all men sooner or fine. drinking In other words, he has the horrors, . a experic nee later. the jim-jams, delirium tremens, or whatever you are pleased to call it. He has of late had a roou: at Mrs, Maloney’s lodging house, Commercial street, and ‘for the last the evident purpose of protecting himself against some imaginary enemy. This morning Sheriff Neagle and Marshal Getchell went to the house to arrest him he slipped out the back way, ran up Comntercial street to York, and thence to the Court House, at pened to be standing. Grabbing hold . of } manner: “Save me! Don't let that fellow . Under Sheriff . Pascoe was there, and noticing the man’s with a big pistol shoot ine! ts condition he took him up to the jail and locked him in one of the cells, “Presently ; : . after him, arrived at the Court} It is thought that Parker will be . all right in a°few days. + 2#@e—— Amador County. lowed House. The Ledger says: It is plegsed to ‘note that the county of Amador is being prospected more extensively than ever before tor years, The exploration are more diversified as to location than at any one time . since the early days when every hill and or company of prospectors. There earnest aud energetic prospectors looking for gravel and quartz over the eastern County from the high elevations of the snow belt to the foothills and valleys below. On the mother lode in the neighborhood of ‘Jackson several extensive prospects are being energetically pushed forward, while east of the great mother lode in the neighberhood of Pine Grove, Volcano and Oleta several shafts are being sunk and ledges prospeécted, to say nothing of a great amount of gr vel. mining and-prospecting. It can trnly be said that Amador county is in a fair way Lo ascertain its true value as a gold producer. <-0@e-+ Always Get the Best. the best teacher, Yet there are many people who do not seem to profit by it,. on from one year’s end to the other buying Experience . is We have known people to go inferior goods and paying as much for them Such indifference to one’s quality of goods, own: interests is often very amusing. If you want to get the best in the ‘market at the lowest prices, buy of those dealers who in 1792, and the building was first oc cupied by John Adams. : The bed of the North Atlantic consists of two valleys; separated by a mountain range that runs from the Azores to Ice land. ; Some species of birds have exceptionally long lives allotted to them. The and the swan 115 The first steamboat. to cross the Atlan tio was the Bryan William, which cross England, in 1833. Professor Campbell concludes fron and people. He says, too, changing snow fields. raven. has been known to live 166 years ed from Pictou, N. §., to Gravesend, spectroscopic indications that Mars, like our moon, is without atmosphere, seas it has no have the reputation of keeping only ftirstclass goods and are not afraid to guarantee them. If you want the best and freshest groceries and provisions, give your ‘orders to George C. Gaylord, Broad street. He keeps only the best. 780 — Telephone Note, Agent W. G, of the Telephone Company finds that the The Tidings says; Lord new arrangement of ‘‘party lines,”’ where a limited nutber of instruments will be put upon the same circuit at the low rate of This will be given only to residences, but for 1 $1.50 each, will prove popular, rate sich a reasonable charge many business men and. mining superintendents will avail are imported from England and are jus the same weight as ivory balls. The cos in England was 8 shillings each. the shape of an electric rat trap. Th s. with the nibbling rodent, a dead rat. in the shop he slaughtered 84 rodents. W. Va, is owned by Thomas B. Presto y il known in the deed as ‘Dear Bought.” TURF TOPICS. Peter the ‘Great. is known Asaph as ‘‘Peter the Goat. ’’ will officiate at Hawthorne this seasor ‘Cornell is again to be favored wit prospective veterinary department. The queen of Belgium, Marie Her -feeding the animal. permanently lame. of . lie McClelland colt, April 8, whereby had to be killed, has driven its caretake Joe Dennison, insane: -Miss Oleo is the dubious: name of ranged to take place in Boston. nection with the new Lewis institu of ‘Chicago. of of of $5,000,000. of ;* miving property in thie district. A billiard’ room. in. New York has a set of pool balls made of cast steel. They ee Plectricity-has invaded the.pantry, in Gold Flat Mining ComIn this matter it is ordered that the . combination of a live wire and a bit of -. cheese make, at the moment of contact A Chicago butcher. keeps a tame fox. It keeps his place clear of rats. The experiment was tried after cats and traps . E, had failed. The first night the fox spent The orignal deedfor ‘Harper’s Ferry, at St. J. F. Caldwell, the veteran starter, an appropriation of $100,000 for its The accident. to the Longfellow-Saltrotter that is going to be ‘tright in it”’ in the Butchers’ races that are being arA chair of scientific horseshoeing, with lectures on the anatomy of the borse’s foot, may be established in conte . /blended with rare drugs of known merit, conwtitutes a pleasant and invigorating drink, which, under the name of Peruvian Bitters, has, On the basis of last year it has been honsehold in calculated that the total amount to be trotted or: paced for during the coming season will fall very. little, if any, short Marcus Daly is able to tell at a glance the cost-of each member of his stable for the year. Every horse has an ac: count, and expenses are chargéd op against him, and his winnings are placed themselves of the advantage of a telephone. . The long distance instruments will be the t style put in. t ois NS c Natiye Sons Election. ——“hHydranits Partor, 1 fOr tO, IN es ae Ys the follows last night: Past Frank Guenther: President, J. C. Nilon; Ist Vice President, H. W. Hartung; 2d Vice President, W. T. Monk; 3d Vice President, E e elected officers for ensuing term as President, Recording “Secretary, KE, J; Secretary, EK. W. Schmidt; Treasurer, D. E. Grissel; Morgan; Financial Morgan; Historian, James Graham; Marshal, F. Mor A. Bailey, E. E. Dulac, Geo. Legg; Surgeon, C. L. Muller; Organist, C. Brand, take place on Tuesday evening, July 2d. Tle nD ah ‘ gan; Trustees, G. The installation of officers will boys decided unanimously to send as larg: a deleg ition as possible to the Native Sons’ celebration at Sacramento on September th, 1 ». ‘THE EUROPEAN NOBILITY, Buperiority of the Noble Classes Scientifically Accounted For. Statistics go to prove that the royalty and nothe use of wh possess allot the salutary properties of both, and, moreover, has not ard ig meat effects of it . either. To fhisis attributed erect, commanding fawms, and clear, powerful intellects, over those in other walks of f a result is not to be wondered at, sider the effect poodine ed upon thewystent arid refiexiy-upon t Bitters. They putinto perfect order, and main tain at their normal. an clearness of intellectual powers, without which nations deteriorate and dwarf into insignifileaders, and leaders become kings. The finest of California Brandy, scientifically deen welcomed into nearly eve the United Btates, and the wonderful cures ef and where, by the way, the climate is yery like our own, ayan antidote for fever, malaria,-ami'so forth which is incident to a moist, humid climate and here in our midst, under the titlé of Peru vian Bitters, we find it restoring ity, buildfng up depleted nerve I impaired energies, had held sway. unsurpassable tonic. Mack & Co.,8an Francisco All Druggists and Dealers. . day or two has acted very strangely. He} ter. best kind of people, those of the refined class and the individuals themselves or the Mrs. Maloney swore to’ aja a bility of Rulepe abstain almogt entirely from J. T. skey and brandy, substituting for hem some such highly blended and wholesome rink as Peruyian-Bitters, which is known to n a large degree r, the Peon superiority of the nobility, their ife. The when we cofi} +s e brain, by the use of Peruvian healthy standard, tho yarious functions of the body, thereby insuring cance, and, possessing which, nations produce fected by itare no less marvellous than those effected in Fern by the native Cinchona Rubra, Jature furnishes the Peruvian Bark wasted vital. @ orces, renewing and causing the bloom of . ®lte ay to exist where the paleness of discase It is a perfect appetizer and . OUR ATTRACTIONS MANY. Nevada City Becoming a Rendezvous For Tovrists and Easy-Going People. Nevada City is rapidly coming into prominence aud favor as a summer resort with pleasure-seekers and tourists of the large cities of the central and southern part ol the State. persons who have come here. from. below nd a ‘. to a great warrant for Parker’s arrest. When Deputy phates: whe erate manuer, This c tion: of of the word, persoi 8 tay 1 te oa pleasure bent has been somewhat sur* prising and. we have no hesitancy whatever in saying that with our natural advantages ittle advertising in proper metropolitan centers below this species of patronage to our city could be encouraged extent. a desirable trade and should be sought afAsarule it generally embraces the . head of the family usually being well-to-do SENN ENE NES nd all-of an easy-going disposition are easily instances in search of some place where . comparative seclusion may be had and seek . the rural districts of the country to escape the froitYloor of which. several men hap. the monotony of business life and the “ton [> rid sp-lls which hover over their home places ity is possessed of one of them he exclaimed, .in. a: frightened . of residence during the summer season, . } . of the necessary requisites for the gttracthis class of people. Our thate and the scenery in this vicinity are unsurpassed in certain respects, and above officers Getehell and Neagle, who had fol-j all cui people.are hospitable in every sense They vie with one in an endeavor to make it pleasant: for. all from distant points with they come in contact and. their yenerous— ness and liberality cannot be outclassed, Recently a gentleman arrived here from: . . . . . San Francisco for the purpose of remaining . . » short time and was soon followed by his wife, son~and two pretty daughters. It} ] ; . . . . was their intention to remain a lew weeks, . 1 t pressed with pur city and its environments . yut they have bacome so favorably im,a@ wore intepded, ‘And So far this year the number, of n treated in a fair and consid‘They are in the majority of a_great many another whom Why Not Club. A Leaf Fluttered by the Wine Is not more tremulous than nerves debilitated or overstrained. Nights of unrest folSR. Heath and they bad a gey time. . 10r'or tie nervous. This clase of invalida, There were five tables and Mrs. H. French . too, is usnally troubled with indigestion aad and Mr, Culver carried off the first prizes . imperfect assimilation, Indeed, to the inMrs. Culver and Mr, Farrelly the ree of the sg eger = perio gt ee 4 : unctions may be largely attribu ali ner= Mrs; Frenelr wilt entertain . oq, paras Hostatter’s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy for nervousness. Dyspepsia and non-assimilation of the food are remedied by it; as-are also malarial and kidney complaints, biliousness, constipation and rheumatism. Confirmed nervousness cannot be permanently remedied by opiates or sedatives, which are highly prejudic.a! to health, ahd soon fail of effect save in increasing doses. ‘The Bitters first initiates, then confirms a vigorous discharge of the various functions, and removes obstacles to that ead. ‘Take it persistent'y at regular The ‘‘Why Not” Club of* French Corral held their last meeting at the residence of and second prizes. next time. As the names indicates, Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is 9 renewer of ‘the hair, includiug its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. It will please you. +-+@e oae Order Your Ice. The Union Ice Company will deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza will be promptly atten led to. : tf the interv cls, The tourist trade isPlease Read NY Me MENLILMESE SENSES SM ASAT ASUS AS APA ATA AS AS US AS AAS ak AND. THINK FOR A MOMENT, IF YOU HAYE NOT THOUGHT BEFORE Thatza-___ SARTER& JOHNSTON Are in the Swim for Trade this Spring and Summer » cliWith one of the Handsomest Lines of Spring Glothing, Furnishing Goods, Etc., Htc" EVER SEEN IN THIS. crry. 0 We are not the only Clothiers in this city, There are others. Consult them first and then come to us and compare our Goods and Prices with-.— . valley, bluff and gulch had its yrospector . * : that they have concluded to extend their . theirs, and see if oursare not all we claim them to be lengthy period and will . ; cin orn mis stout of « some] Wo have Men's Suits, good fitting Goods, and of weeks, as at first is with all persons visiting this city for the} first time, they like it; they are impressed . with it and they as-a Cob recommend ‘Nevada yenial place to spend a . in or a pe riod from the. opening of spring . to the closing of fall, + QeStockholders’ Meeting. The annual meeting of the sicakh cides the Correct Style from $5 to $90. Our Furnishing Goods can’t be beat. OUR SHIRTS ARE PERFECT FITTING. You know as well as we can tell you that some shirts choke City vacation of the Harmony Mining.-C any will bel one are pa ies : ee SS : z . nony ompany will be. one, arms are too short, tail always creeping up around your held at the oflice of the.Seeretary, K. Casper, in this city; on Tuesday, July 2d, at 8 . o'clock P, M. {mportant business will . collar, ete. NOT SO WITH OURS. Ours are cut by men come . who know that the Shirt is to fit a man—not a hitching post. before the meeting, and a full attendance ig . Aho te : All 36 inches long, felled seams. Buttons put on to stay, and desired. SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and ,ock et 1 ize contains. twenty-five doses only 20c. as they would be asked to pay for the best k hildren love it. Sold by Carr Bros. Croup ( i rH t + *@e > en ure, is in great demand, . Feeling 2@. So common’ at this season, is a serious condition, liable to lead to disastrous results. It is a sure sien of declining health tone, and that the blood is impoverished and npure, The best and most essful remedy is found in OOD’S Sarsaparilla Which makes rich, ‘healthy blood, thus -gives strength to and nerves, elasticity to the muscles, vigor té the brain-and health to In truth, Hood's he whole body . Sarsaparilla Makes ‘The Hoéd’s Pills cure liver ills, 25c. . . EI Besure to get Hood's and only Hood’s, and our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Tants made, Can not be ripped, =. — Also, Sampson’s Overalls, 50. cents per pair. Also, a Beautifulgline of Straw Hats, Garter & Johnston, THE ONE PRICE HOUSE. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. We Give Lou Credit . For Common Sense IF YOU HAVE.A SUIT MADE WITH $US. SS OE tot tC PANTS. $4_UP sucthe + #0 CALL AND EXAMINE GOOD3 a Seeks 4 es Lhe \ Harm Will be i Car At the Nev AX No {oth D. FE 4 G iflice « nist sO't “May ryt Ww House 18 ky ing fre tice t} Ney ada City n meeting itizens Bunk hela 8, of seventy-five cents per shafe was dulyfeclarcd and made payable on and after June And will continue for the week = y. J, ROGE Annual Meeting. Anuual Meeting of the ony Gravel Stockholders of Mining Company Simmith Eros. Merchant. Tailors, PINE STREET, NEVADA GITY. held atthe office of the Company, rear r& Johnston's Stofe, Commercial Street Nevada ( ity, California, on Tuesday, July 2d, 1895, hour of 8 o'clock P.M. K. CASPER, Secretary June bth, 1896 Dividend Notice, © ee —— of the Board of Dire June 3d a = 52.) 2 E. M.PRESTON MORGAN, Cashier LORGAN, 5ec y Stockholders’ Meeting. jl MEETING of the stock halders of the. Odin ‘] Mining Company will be held at the rear of Carter & June 4th, 1895, r V { the Company, in the on’s store on ock P.M: Tuesday, 51 eae CASPER, Secretary,” Preachers’ Examination. Semi-Annual Teacht rs . take place at the commenciug June’ 24th, 1895, 1 Exar Washington County Sup). of S Board of Equalization. OVICE is hereby given that the City Board of lization will be in ression &ve ma 8 till 10 o'clock for ten da.s from fad All persons Hay.ng buvifess his date ad Bwrdd are requested to take 1cTeo iby order : T. H, Cakk Ca Uity, April Jl, 1895, : sctors of dividend, , Pres ‘THIS LABEL ONA CHILDS SUIT’ GUARANTEES. PERFECTION. 2 a4 FIVE: POINTS FERFEOCTION SS AUAAALAAAAALAARAAAAAA AGL) 2 Be oy oti] . PERFECTING FITTING, ss shol{ tS 2 eo d aa 5°) __HO.DPAST BUTTONS, —s Lo ie ELASTIC WAIST BANDS, —rs, . @— WARRANTED NOT 70. RIP. = 5 ee , — LOUBLE KNEES. —ae a y even ZV AAALALAALARAALOARALGAL The Old Reliable, oo . ~ Marcus M. Baruh, Manager. due no Clerk It

i > eevee Wat ta Ya a “ } Ne ae % ‘ s ena THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. JUNE 5, WEDNESDAY BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month : ee bia Hill yesterday.\ =<, 1 land through which flows a creek that reACES RN D IX ADVANCE = Fred Miller arrived here last neha ives the drainage from. the reduction 4 y ADVANCE : ~ : \ ; ise gteice from San Francisco. works of the defendants. ‘The plaintiff \six DOLLARS PER YEAR. ] THE RAILROAD'S POSITION. Will Relinguish Mineral Grounds Without Bee Compensation. Hon, W. H. Mills, Land Agetit foe the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, writes to F. H. Wehe, District Attorney of Sierra county, a long letter in relation to lands held by the Railroad Company, from which we make the following extract: ~«We have adopted every device to~prevent the-prima facie title of the company from obstructing mineral operations. I have already indicated that where mines are found in odd numbered sections, wes _relinquieh without compensation the title of so much of the land as is covered by the mining claim and enough for the convenient working of the mine. We recently relingnished eighty acres to 4, mining compaoy in .E] Dorado county. We keep a record of those relinquishments which is open to inspection. ‘here are over two hundred cases of voluntary relivquishment without consideration infavor, ot miners, and in very cases, no mines ‘wert eventually found. . The company has pursued the policy of encodraging mining anywhere in the State What it has resisted is the attempt of persons to have large areas of land, in which at many intervals minerals are found, withdrawn from public occupation or settlement for the benefit of. nomadic prospectors. Immediately contiguous to mines, there is sometimes agricultural land of the finest quality, and land should be devoted to its highest use. Every interest of the company is completely identified with the interests of industry of every kind. There are communities of this State which would be-without population but for mines; and the railroad is serving these communities with transportation, On the transportation side of the account, an actus] operated mine pays far moe to the ratlrord: than. the value of the land, even though it should be a profitable mine. We are often called upon to resist the claims of p up land under the pretense 6f mining, tending to take timber under the pretense that itis mining land. There are many 1nstances where patents. have for mining land, and the jand immediately Parties taking ip this ople who tak: Inbeen obtained planted to orchard. way have exhausted their homestead and-are not eligible to take land in apy other way than by mining claims. There are single mining corporations in this State holding from 1,000 to ,000 acres of Jand, chiefly timber land. The question has been asked: ‘‘Could you inform me whether, or not, it will be possible in such cases to get an agreement from the company to the effect that if ‘the patent is issued the company will convey to the’ owner; and, if so, upon what terms ?”’ Permit meto say that if the land is actually mineral, it is not patentable to the It is not actual mines, as already right. company. indicated, that will give.us trouble in this matter, It is mining prospects, nine out of 1895. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, lief Hill ree down from Bloomfield yesterday. ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. — Doings and Intentions. C. A. Scott of Gilroy is in town. TSH.§Carr left this morning for Truckee. John Coughlan came down from ColumFa W. A. Wayland of Forest City_atrived ast evening from San Franciscy te Mrs, C, O. Jepson came aown from ReM. W. MatherDenver arrived here J. H. Williams and T. A. Monroe came Messrs. J. and C. Landsburg came down from Relief Hill this morning. Miss M. A. Taylor of Butte City, Montana, is visiting friends in this city. G. Hendricks came over from Columbia Hill today. Mrs. T. W. Finchley and son leave this evening for a visit to San Francisco. Jules lsoard came.up from Rocklin last evening on a few days visit to his folks. F. A. Davia of San Francisco arrived here last night on his way to Downieville. J. Jepson and J. Strumbreck came down from-Relief Hill today en route below, Miss G. Hendricks of Columbia Hill went below this morning to visit friends. Walter Bigelow came over from. Columbia Hill today on his way below_ to. visit friends, : J. S. Denkelspiel, of the wholesale dry goods house of Denkelspiel & Sons of San francisco, is in town. A. Burton, W. Ferrell, Jas. Carlyon and J. H. Downieville yesterday. « Superintendent A. D. Gassaway and wife left this morning for San Francisco on a Noland came down from visit to Mrs, Gassaway’s parents, Little Thad Sigourney, who has been visiting W. H. Crawford and family for some time. past, raturned to his home at Oakland this morning. Mr. and Mrs, C. E. V. Saunders left this morning for Sacramento on & short visit. Miss G. Joseph, who has been the guest of Miss Becke Baruh for the past few weeks, returned to San Francisco this morning. Miss Mattie Grant of Sacramento, who forinerly lived here, arrived here last evening on a visit to friends, Misa Smith Smiss of Rhode Island arrived bere last evening on a@ visit ro Mrs. ©. C, Wallace. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Z Happenings. It is reported that the syndicate of French -apitalists have bonded one of the properties athe Grass Valley District for $75,000. Chey are favorably cagnne with several ther properties. It is stated that the French capitalists rave agreed to purchase the Fortuna mine near this city. They expect to purchase yeven properties in this vicinity. Another sompany is expected here from Paris on or about the 15th of this month. Every member of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, should attend the meeting tonight. Election‘ of officers and other mportant business. Zi —+-+@e-+—— ‘every ten of which fail to develop a profitable mining property. Wherever a, prospector desires to enter upon railroad land, we will enter into a contract with him which will guarantee him against any menace The company sells of the company’s title. its land always to the prospect owner, or te those who are in good faith searching for There is no reason to apprehend any mines. ___ trouble with the company. ‘he company itself could not prosecute a mining industry It has never asked a mineral price’ for “any Its gradings are open for inspegtion, $2.50 an Jand. and throughout the mineral region, acre is about the average valuation placed upon lands where there is no timber. We are offering now in Nevada county al} the land remaining to the company in the D At the regular meeting of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. F., held last night, ube following were elected to serve for the 1; . of Wevertcn, Washington county, Md. The tract covers about 28 acres and is western portion of the county at $1.25 a acre, whether its character 1s mineral or is not the slightest pon-minera]. There occasion for any apprehension that the discovery of a mine upon railroad land wi the discoverer to subject , charges. on unpatented land, the land on which tl mine is found becomes unpatentable. If! desires to prospect for a mine on railroad Jand, he can’ make aiarrangement to do 80 Ocwhich will be entirely satisfactory. casionally minera] lands have been patented In all such cases we have to the company. i alinquished the lands covered by the mi ing claims, and stand ready to pursue that In fact, what land remains to the policy. company in the mining regions of California is of euch inconsiderable: amount ‘dnd possessed of such small value that the whole question is very unimportant from a rail. q u road standpoint, There are many cor munities wholly dependent upon mining. The railroad’ company on the transportation side of the account, is benefited by the presas The Henley Car Fender Company of San Tirey L. Ford, Frank P. Kelly, H. H. Henley, R.A. Campbell and George W. Stevens are * enee of population in these regions. It h done and will continue to do everything ” enterprise. I should be pleased if the widest publicity They could be given to these statements. will be confirmed by all persons who lave had dealings with this departynent.” a 2 Avrrer THE GaEIP, diphtheria, pneumonia, Hood's Sarsaparilla is of wonderful benefit iu imparting the strength and vigor xo much descarlet fever, typhoid tever, ete., 2 _ « Hoop’s Puts for the liver and bowels, act easily, yet promptly and efficiently. ¥ extortionate If he discoverers an actual mine its power to encourage legitimate mining Superior Court. The following business was transacted in John the Court today, Hon. Caldwell, presiding: Superior creditors. Wm. George va, H. J. +triatJune-2Y Jos; Kitts vs. Keymer. pany. coat bill of plaintiff filed be retaxed by de lucting the sum of $12.50 from the keeper’ fees, cost bill retaxed at $41.10. + *@e+ _ _ Odd Fellows’ Election. — ensuing term: Noble Grand, W.C. Jaucl ll] Vice Grand, Wm. Barker ; Trustee, Henr Gunther. The installation of officers. wi cake place on Tuesday evening, July 2d, 1€ +100 — 1e Money For Nevada County. — uands of the Board of Examiners. hthese demands upon the S'ate has been r from the State $2,376.25 on account ™ . and the aged. + +e ——) Incorporation. in . Franci-co was incorporated Monday the Duectors. Capital stock, $500,000, $375,000 has been subscribed, —_+ eee To Look atMining Property. I. M. Taylor, a prominent mining man last eyening. look at certain properties, with an idea Is the Refuse of Reduction Works DesThompsoh is set for Court of Neyada county on the Ist of July. The Tiditigs says: Mr. Manion, owns the claims that he has rights in the uncorrupted waters of said creck. acids or refuse injected render them unfit for_,domestic use, and stock die of drinking’ there £.! He also avers that the fumes from the reduction works tend to destroy the feed in his pastures adjacent to the works, the works claimed: They also deny that the refuse Pssst ot Earnest C. O: Huhn, deceased. Decree showing due publication of notice to ‘Set for Demands for money-expended by. the various counties in the State in-the care of the aged, indigent and.orphans have been accumulating for the last twelve years in the ‘The act under which counties had the right to make e-. riette, was bitten by her pet horse while pealed and the Board of Examiners decided The arm*will be to take instant action and sign the demands. By so doing Nevada county will receive money expended in the care of the ‘indigent this State, arrived here from SanFrancisco It is said that -he comes to taking hold of it for # company ot capitaliste,. Mr. Taylor was formerly interestca tructive ofLife 2~ Manion vs. trial in the Superior The case of Maltman & He that the avers into the waters The defendants deny that the fumes from. are injurious to the degree. from the works which finds its way into the creek is destructive to “animal or vegetable life. tentions will be produced at the trial, and As testimony upon these conas the evidence will include much e xpert testimony both for and against the points raised, the case will. prove interesting and will attract wide attention. Don. Cottrell of Grass Valley will represent the plaintiff, while Searls aud Simonds of Nevada €ity will look after the interests of the defendants. Sluices Robbed. While Thomas Scadden and partner were in their cabin near Willow Valley yesteror thieves cleaned up their sluice boxes for them, At the close of the day,, when they went to clean up they found that somebody had beer there before, and al] that was left for them was about $1.50 worth of aia algam. +-@e + Will Soon Start Up. day, eating dinner, some ‘thief We are informed that th Deadinan s Telegraph : California mine, will begin work about the 7th of June. We believe that the company’ have ore enough on hand to keep the mill going and that the shaft will be sunk and other devélopments situated on made, +7 To Start Crushing. Telegraph: Superintendent Ameroux of the Evening Star (Seven-Thirty) mine informs us that he is now taking cut some very rich ore from the mine and that he will soon begin crushing. It is expects d that the crushing will.be done at the California mill which is near by. Mr, Ameroux says that he has never seen the mine looking better than it is today. Raa ere An Indian This Time. Constable Wm, O’Niell of Truckee arrived here this morning with Indian Jim to serve a term of 40 days for Wisturbing the peace, ~ + *@e+ ODDS AND ENDS. The eggs of the Bahama cuckoo are held at $100 per set by dealers in birds’ eggs. The White House cornerstone was laid AN INTERESTING CASE. [HE HAS DELIRIUM TREMENS, A Plano Player Indulges ‘Too Strongly in somewhat.of a musician, and who-has for , Fearried a lot of stones up into his room, for La the Use.of Ardent Spirits.John Parker, a colored. gentleman who is : , 8 some time been employed ag piano player at one of the bagnios of the town, has been pressing his tansy rather vigor vusly of late, and in consequence of these too frequent dralaghts‘from the flowing bowl John now has those peculiar hallucinations w hich. all men sooner or fine. drinking In other words, he has the horrors, . a experic nee later. the jim-jams, delirium tremens, or whatever you are pleased to call it. He has of late had a roou: at Mrs, Maloney’s lodging house, Commercial street, and ‘for the last the evident purpose of protecting himself against some imaginary enemy. This morning Sheriff Neagle and Marshal Getchell went to the house to arrest him he slipped out the back way, ran up Comntercial street to York, and thence to the Court House, at pened to be standing. Grabbing hold . of } manner: “Save me! Don't let that fellow . Under Sheriff . Pascoe was there, and noticing the man’s with a big pistol shoot ine! ts condition he took him up to the jail and locked him in one of the cells, “Presently ; : . after him, arrived at the Court} It is thought that Parker will be . all right in a°few days. + 2#@e—— Amador County. lowed House. The Ledger says: It is plegsed to ‘note that the county of Amador is being prospected more extensively than ever before tor years, The exploration are more diversified as to location than at any one time . since the early days when every hill and or company of prospectors. There earnest aud energetic prospectors looking for gravel and quartz over the eastern County from the high elevations of the snow belt to the foothills and valleys below. On the mother lode in the neighborhood of ‘Jackson several extensive prospects are being energetically pushed forward, while east of the great mother lode in the neighberhood of Pine Grove, Volcano and Oleta several shafts are being sunk and ledges prospeécted, to say nothing of a great amount of gr vel. mining and-prospecting. It can trnly be said that Amador county is in a fair way Lo ascertain its true value as a gold producer. <-0@e-+ Always Get the Best. the best teacher, Yet there are many people who do not seem to profit by it,. on from one year’s end to the other buying Experience . is We have known people to go inferior goods and paying as much for them Such indifference to one’s quality of goods, own: interests is often very amusing. If you want to get the best in the ‘market at the lowest prices, buy of those dealers who in 1792, and the building was first oc cupied by John Adams. : The bed of the North Atlantic consists of two valleys; separated by a mountain range that runs from the Azores to Ice land. ; Some species of birds have exceptionally long lives allotted to them. The and the swan 115 The first steamboat. to cross the Atlan tio was the Bryan William, which cross England, in 1833. Professor Campbell concludes fron and people. He says, too, changing snow fields. raven. has been known to live 166 years ed from Pictou, N. §., to Gravesend, spectroscopic indications that Mars, like our moon, is without atmosphere, seas it has no have the reputation of keeping only ftirstclass goods and are not afraid to guarantee them. If you want the best and freshest

groceries and provisions, give your ‘orders to George C. Gaylord, Broad street. He keeps only the best. 780 — Telephone Note, Agent W. G, of the Telephone Company finds that the The Tidings says; Lord new arrangement of ‘‘party lines,”’ where a limited nutber of instruments will be put upon the same circuit at the low rate of This will be given only to residences, but for 1 $1.50 each, will prove popular, rate sich a reasonable charge many business men and. mining superintendents will avail are imported from England and are jus the same weight as ivory balls. The cos in England was 8 shillings each. the shape of an electric rat trap. Th s. with the nibbling rodent, a dead rat. in the shop he slaughtered 84 rodents. W. Va, is owned by Thomas B. Presto y il known in the deed as ‘Dear Bought.” TURF TOPICS. Peter the ‘Great. is known Asaph as ‘‘Peter the Goat. ’’ will officiate at Hawthorne this seasor ‘Cornell is again to be favored wit prospective veterinary department. The queen of Belgium, Marie Her -feeding the animal. permanently lame. of . lie McClelland colt, April 8, whereby had to be killed, has driven its caretake Joe Dennison, insane: -Miss Oleo is the dubious: name of ranged to take place in Boston. nection with the new Lewis institu of ‘Chicago. of of of $5,000,000. of ;* miving property in thie district. A billiard’ room. in. New York has a set of pool balls made of cast steel. They ee Plectricity-has invaded the.pantry, in Gold Flat Mining ComIn this matter it is ordered that the . combination of a live wire and a bit of -. cheese make, at the moment of contact A Chicago butcher. keeps a tame fox. It keeps his place clear of rats. The experiment was tried after cats and traps . E, had failed. The first night the fox spent The orignal deedfor ‘Harper’s Ferry, at St. J. F. Caldwell, the veteran starter, an appropriation of $100,000 for its The accident. to the Longfellow-Saltrotter that is going to be ‘tright in it”’ in the Butchers’ races that are being arA chair of scientific horseshoeing, with lectures on the anatomy of the borse’s foot, may be established in conte . /blended with rare drugs of known merit, conwtitutes a pleasant and invigorating drink, which, under the name of Peruvian Bitters, has, On the basis of last year it has been honsehold in calculated that the total amount to be trotted or: paced for during the coming season will fall very. little, if any, short Marcus Daly is able to tell at a glance the cost-of each member of his stable for the year. Every horse has an ac: count, and expenses are chargéd op against him, and his winnings are placed themselves of the advantage of a telephone. . The long distance instruments will be the t style put in. t ois NS c Natiye Sons Election. ——“hHydranits Partor, 1 fOr tO, IN es ae Ys the follows last night: Past Frank Guenther: President, J. C. Nilon; Ist Vice President, H. W. Hartung; 2d Vice President, W. T. Monk; 3d Vice President, E e elected officers for ensuing term as President, Recording “Secretary, KE, J; Secretary, EK. W. Schmidt; Treasurer, D. E. Grissel; Morgan; Financial Morgan; Historian, James Graham; Marshal, F. Mor A. Bailey, E. E. Dulac, Geo. Legg; Surgeon, C. L. Muller; Organist, C. Brand, take place on Tuesday evening, July 2d. Tle nD ah ‘ gan; Trustees, G. The installation of officers will boys decided unanimously to send as larg: a deleg ition as possible to the Native Sons’ celebration at Sacramento on September th, 1 ». ‘THE EUROPEAN NOBILITY, Buperiority of the Noble Classes Scientifically Accounted For. Statistics go to prove that the royalty and nothe use of wh possess allot the salutary properties of both, and, moreover, has not ard ig meat effects of it . either. To fhisis attributed erect, commanding fawms, and clear, powerful intellects, over those in other walks of f a result is not to be wondered at, sider the effect poodine ed upon thewystent arid refiexiy-upon t Bitters. They putinto perfect order, and main tain at their normal. an clearness of intellectual powers, without which nations deteriorate and dwarf into insignifileaders, and leaders become kings. The finest of California Brandy, scientifically deen welcomed into nearly eve the United Btates, and the wonderful cures ef and where, by the way, the climate is yery like our own, ayan antidote for fever, malaria,-ami'so forth which is incident to a moist, humid climate and here in our midst, under the titlé of Peru vian Bitters, we find it restoring ity, buildfng up depleted nerve I impaired energies, had held sway. unsurpassable tonic. Mack & Co.,8an Francisco All Druggists and Dealers. . day or two has acted very strangely. He} ter. best kind of people, those of the refined class and the individuals themselves or the Mrs. Maloney swore to’ aja a bility of Rulepe abstain almogt entirely from J. T. skey and brandy, substituting for hem some such highly blended and wholesome rink as Peruyian-Bitters, which is known to n a large degree r, the Peon superiority of the nobility, their ife. The when we cofi} +s e brain, by the use of Peruvian healthy standard, tho yarious functions of the body, thereby insuring cance, and, possessing which, nations produce fected by itare no less marvellous than those effected in Fern by the native Cinchona Rubra, Jature furnishes the Peruvian Bark wasted vital. @ orces, renewing and causing the bloom of . ®lte ay to exist where the paleness of discase It is a perfect appetizer and . OUR ATTRACTIONS MANY. Nevada City Becoming a Rendezvous For Tovrists and Easy-Going People. Nevada City is rapidly coming into prominence aud favor as a summer resort with pleasure-seekers and tourists of the large cities of the central and southern part ol the State. persons who have come here. from. below nd a ‘. to a great warrant for Parker’s arrest.. When Deputy phates: whe erate manuer, This c tion: of of the word, persoi 8 tay 1 te oa pleasure bent has been somewhat sur* prising and. we have no hesitancy whatever in saying that with our natural advantages ittle advertising in proper metropolitan centers below this species of patronage to our city could be encouraged extent. a desirable trade and should be sought afAsarule it generally embraces the . head of the family usually being well-to-do SENN ENE NES nd all-of an easy-going disposition are easily instances in search of some place where . comparative seclusion may be had and seek . the rural districts of the country to escape the froitYloor of which. several men hap. the monotony of business life and the “ton [> rid sp-lls which hover over their home places ity is possessed of one of them he exclaimed, .in. a: frightened . of residence during the summer season, . } . of the necessary requisites for the gttracthis class of people. Our thate and the scenery in this vicinity are unsurpassed in certain respects, and above officers Getehell and Neagle, who had fol-j all cui people.are hospitable in every sense They vie with one in an endeavor to make it pleasant: for. all from distant points with they come in contact and. their yenerous— ness and liberality cannot be outclassed, Recently a gentleman arrived here from: . . . . . San Francisco for the purpose of remaining . . » short time and was soon followed by his wife, son~and two pretty daughters. It} ] ; . . . . was their intention to remain a lew weeks, . 1 t pressed with pur city and its environments . yut they have bacome so favorably im,a@ wore intepded, ‘And So far this year the number, of n treated in a fair and consid‘They are in the majority of a_great many another whom Why Not Club. A Leaf Fluttered by the Wine Is not more tremulous than nerves debilitated or overstrained. Nights of unrest folSR. Heath and they bad a gey time. . 10r'or tie nervous. This clase of invalida, There were five tables and Mrs. H. French . too, is usnally troubled with indigestion aad and Mr, Culver carried off the first prizes . imperfect assimilation, Indeed, to the inMrs. Culver and Mr, Farrelly the ree of the sg eger = perio gt ee 4 : unctions may be largely attribu ali ner= Mrs; Frenelr wilt entertain . oq, paras Hostatter’s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy for nervousness. Dyspepsia and non-assimilation of the food are remedied by it; as-are also malarial and kidney complaints, biliousness, constipation and rheumatism. Confirmed nervousness cannot be permanently remedied by opiates or sedatives, which are highly prejudic.a! to health, ahd soon fail of effect save in increasing doses. ‘The Bitters first initiates, then confirms a vigorous discharge of the various functions, and removes obstacles to that ead. ‘Take it persistent'y at regular The ‘‘Why Not” Club of* French Corral held their last meeting at the residence of and second prizes. next time. As the names indicates, Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is 9 renewer of ‘the hair, includiug its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. It will please you. +-+@e oae Order Your Ice. The Union Ice Company will deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza will be promptly atten led to. : tf the interv cls, The tourist trade isPlease Read NY Me MENLILMESE SENSES SM ASAT ASUS AS APA ATA AS AS US AS AAS ak AND. THINK FOR A MOMENT, IF YOU HAYE NOT THOUGHT BEFORE Thatza-___ SARTER& JOHNSTON Are in the Swim for Trade this Spring and Summer » cliWith one of the Handsomest Lines of Spring Glothing, Furnishing Goods, Etc., Htc" EVER SEEN IN THIS. crry. 0 We are not the only Clothiers in this city, There are others. Consult them first and then come to us and compare our Goods and Prices with-.— . valley, bluff and gulch had its yrospector . * : that they have concluded to extend their . theirs, and see if oursare not all we claim them to be lengthy period and will . ; cin orn mis stout of « some] Wo have Men's Suits, good fitting Goods, and of weeks, as at first is with all persons visiting this city for the} first time, they like it; they are impressed . with it and they as-a Cob recommend ‘Nevada yenial place to spend a . in or a pe riod from the. opening of spring . to the closing of fall, + QeStockholders’ Meeting. The annual meeting of the sicakh cides the Correct Style from $5 to $90. Our Furnishing Goods can’t be beat. OUR SHIRTS ARE PERFECT FITTING. You know as well as we can tell you that some shirts choke City vacation of the Harmony Mining.-C any will bel one are pa ies : ee SS : z . nony ompany will be. one, arms are too short, tail always creeping up around your held at the oflice of the.Seeretary, K. Casper, in this city; on Tuesday, July 2d, at 8 . o'clock P, M. {mportant business will . collar, ete. NOT SO WITH OURS. Ours are cut by men come . who know that the Shirt is to fit a man—not a hitching post. before the meeting, and a full attendance ig . Aho te : All 36 inches long, felled seams. Buttons put on to stay, and desired. SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and ,ock et 1 ize contains. twenty-five doses only 20c. as they would be asked to pay for the best k hildren love it. Sold by Carr Bros. Croup ( i rH t + *@e > en ure, is in great demand, . Feeling 2@.. So common’ at this season, is a serious condition, liable to lead to disastrous results. It is a sure sien of declining health tone, and that the blood is impoverished and npure, The best and most essful remedy is found in OOD’S Sarsaparilla Which makes rich, ‘healthy blood, thus -gives strength to and nerves, elasticity to the muscles, vigor té the brain-and health to In truth, Hood's he whole body . Sarsaparilla Makes ‘The Hoéd’s Pills cure liver ills, 25c. . . EI Besure to get Hood's and only Hood’s, and our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Tants made, Can not be ripped, =. — Also, Sampson’s Overalls, 50. cents per pair. Also, a Beautifulgline of Straw Hats, Garter & Johnston, THE ONE PRICE HOUSE. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. We Give Lou Credit . For Common Sense IF YOU HAVE.A SUIT MADE WITH $US. SS OE tot tC PANTS. $4_UP sucthe + #0 CALL AND EXAMINE GOOD3 a Seeks 4 es Lhe \ Harm Will be i Car At the Nev AX No {oth D. FE 4 G iflice « nist sO't “May ryt Ww House 18 ky ing fre tice t} Ney ada City n meeting itizens Bunk hela 8, of seventy-five cents per shafe was dulyfeclarcd and made payable on and after June And will continue for the week = y. J, ROGE Annual Meeting. Anuual Meeting of the ony Gravel Stockholders of Mining Company Simmith Eros. Merchant. Tailors, PINE STREET, NEVADA GITY. held atthe office of the Company, rear r& Johnston's Stofe, Commercial Street Nevada ( ity, California, on Tuesday, July 2d, 1895, hour of 8 o'clock P.M. K. CASPER, Secretary June bth, 1896 Dividend Notice, © ee —— of the Board of Dire June 3d a = 52.) 2 E. M.PRESTON MORGAN, Cashier LORGAN, 5ec y Stockholders’ Meeting. jl MEETING of the stock halders of the. Odin ‘] Mining Company will be held at the rear of Carter & June 4th, 1895, r V { the Company, in the on’s store on ock P.M: Tuesday, 51 eae CASPER, Secretary,” Preachers’ Examination. Semi-Annual Teacht rs . take place at the commenciug June’ 24th, 1895, 1 Exar Washington County Sup). of S Board of Equalization. OVICE is hereby given that the City Board of lization will be in ression &ve ma 8 till 10 o'clock for ten da.s from fad All persons Hay.ng buvifess his date ad Bwrdd are requested to take 1cTeo iby order : T. H, Cakk Ca Uity, April Jl, 1895, : sctors of dividend, , Pres ‘THIS LABEL ONA CHILDS SUIT’ GUARANTEES. PERFECTION. 2 a4 FIVE: POINTS FERFEOCTION SS AUAAALAAAAALAARAAAAAA AGL) 2 Be oy oti] . PERFECTING FITTING, ss shol{ tS 2 eo d aa 5°) __HO.DPAST BUTTONS, —s Lo ie ELASTIC WAIST BANDS, —rs, . @— WARRANTED NOT 70. RIP. = 5 ee , — LOUBLE KNEES. —ae a y even ZV AAALALAALARAALOARALGAL The Old Reliable, oo . ~ Marcus M. Baruh, Manager. due no Clerk It