March 11, 1896 (4 pages)

eae ree Steet a OHGR GixtyDents fi Oltv, Névada County, Calir. "Published Evewines Daily Except Sundays and Cents a Week, ‘@ Month; Six Dollars a Year When Loca REAapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, Ong Déllarw Line a Month. Rates . recently let out of the group of mines upon For Other Advertising Made Known on Application. WEDNESDAY.MARCH 11, 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks ~~" Doings and Intentions, — Dr. K. Clymer of Oakland is in town, J, B. Tully returned to Maybert today. R. V. Halton is down from Maybert. yWd, erase of San Francisco is in town. : “"M. Brooth is over from Sweetland. E. B. Power returned this morning from Truckee, F, D. Johnson of San Francisco is in town, H. German came over from North San Juan today. R, R. Dinnigan of San Francisco arrived here last evening, Mrs. Chamberlain arrived here last evening from San Francisco, _ Mra, W. D. Long has returned to Pi Olt oy Jas. McBride ‘arrived here last ning from’San Francisco, ; Fred Boeckman left yester home at San Francisco. « Peter Tautphaus has returned ‘to San San Francisco, / Owen ‘Penrose came dowu from Bloomfield last evening. F. H,. True retursed to San Francisco yesterday. “James Fog San Juan today. ‘ M. R. Cajdes and T. Richards came over San Juan today. » Miller, R, D. Landsburg, C. E. arg and J,.S, Landsburg came. over frosh Relief Hill today. A. “Monteith the liveryman of. North Bloomfield Game down today. Ed. Schmidt is again confined to the house: with sickness, George Sharon and E. H. Hamlin, Jr., arrived:here last evening from Reno, Miss Mary Phelan went to San Francisco today on a visit, ; A. Ja Heineman and KE. D. Amenbam, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening, J. O.'Hayes of Eden Valley eame down from Washington today on his way home. O.car. Hartley of North Bloomfield ararrived here last evening en route to Mary.ville. Will and Joe Kilroy left yesterday for Marysville, where they will visit for a few days, Miss, Alice Sharkey is up from Sacramento on a visit to her sister, Mrs, J. M. Foley. A. M. Gray, formerly of this city, has been appointed agent for an insurance company at San Francisco, Mra. N. P, Brown left this forenoon for North San Juan where uhe goes to visit her daughter, ‘Mrs, Chas. L, Miller, who is quite ill, . Many people today visited the Citizens Bi& and admired the collection of speciinens from the Red Hill mine,-on display Miss Alice Sharkey arrived here last evening from Sacramento, where she is employed in’the State bindery, on a visit to her.sister, Mra. J, M. Foley, Miss Sharkey has “improved considerably in her always go0d.looks. since her last visit here and many of her numeroys friends hardly recognize her, for hie Came over from North oe Julius Gabriel. The Forester of America of San Francisco contains the following : We present to our readers the portrait of one of the youngest Past Chief Rangers of the order in this city of SanFrancisco; Brother Julius Gabriel was born on the 30th day of March 1870, in San Francisco, and regeived his edacation in the grammer schools, At the.age of 14 years, he took up-the.aft preservative of all arts i-e Printing'and ten years later started in business >i THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . all the ‘suckers’ are not country fools, Summarized Mention of: Mino? Home Happenings. Ox Tail: soup tonight at the Star and Crescent wine rooms, : City, Montana, He was one of 700 men which an attachment was levied for $450,000. All members of Laurel Parlor are requested to be present at the meeting tomorrow night. An entertainment will be. given and’a good time generally hud, Several days ago Mrs; Paul Richards, who resides down Deer creek, lost some valuable papers pertaining to mining property, but they were shortly afterwards found by Mrs, L. W. Boyce near the Court House and returned to their rightful owner. Professor Michell will give bon-bon party at Odd Fellows hall Satarday night. The bon bons are now on display in Miller's window and they are of a fine and varied assortment. vi es How Parsons Views It. As seen throu editor: ‘‘Brown’s alleged is beyond dispnte and beyond comA boy fresh from the country couldn’t have got himself into worse ‘woman clérgyman is in, the city do not reside on Morton street and (San Francisco newspapers please copt. 2eo Business For Sale. One of the oldest and most extensive s‘ores in the county for sale at’ a bargain, Has a large patronage, including a good paying country trade, This is one of the beat opportunities ever ffered in Nevada County to secure a wellestablished and flourishing business at a reasonable price, Apply to L. 8. Catkrns, tf Nevada City, Cal. SSCs NS INVENTORS AND PATENTS. There are 2,388 different kinds of velocipedes. The manufacture of gas is covered by 8,060 patents. * One thousand and ninety patents have been issued for paving. : Of air and gas engines 1,025 different varieties have been patented. Cannons, guns, pistols and projectiles are protected by 268 patents. There have been 8,717 patents issued for devices or machines employed by the carpenter. — There are 2,487 different varieties of fire escapes and ladders to be used in qmergencies, Soda water and other cooling beverages are manufactured acvording to 278 patented methods. The steam engines of this country need not lack for valves, 2,465 of these having been patented. More patents have been issned from our patent office to British subjects than to natives of any other foreign country, the number being 689. The problem of fencing farm land and city lots has recéived extensive attention, there being no less than 6,807 patents upon fencing devices and posts. That music hath charms to sooth the savage breast of the inventor is demonstrated by the fact that he has taken sut 8,928 patents on musical instraments or the various parts thereof. The bees of America have no reason ‘o complain of néglect, there being 998 patent hiyes in which the busy bee that, iccording to7the poet, improves each shining hour may store up its honey. — St. Lonis Globe-Democrat. : ~“FHE FASHION PLATE. Light chiffon blouses, variously trimmed with ribbon, spangled passementerie and lace and worn with dark skirts, ‘are atill a feature of theater dress. Yellow, in all the shades of the nasturtium and every tint between cream and gold, is in. fashionable favor thig season for collars and vests of dark woo] gowns. Colored moire silks, which are watered in such a manner that there is a digtinct pattern, are very popular for waista and are also used for revers and collars Thomas Andrews has returned from Butte. RS Ot a tI THE DATLY TRANSGRIPS 77%; ‘eleqrap! eS WANA gb ag ee Up--to-sp-0’eleck--ThisMberbber: “ydJnder.the amended law. jt will be -nece:_——_—_ Special to the Daily Transcript. suite “ eA * 4S : b 4 Cag & a's Crispi Was Responsible, Romx, March 11.—Gen. de Baratari is preparing a statement in which he states that Crispi is responsible for the condition of affairs in Abysinnia,’ ‘The new Mitister} reaching a:crisis, the Spanish could easily of War has boen well received by the army, Burned On the Lake, the eyes of the Grass scrape’ than the brilliant San Francisco All of the bad women of CLEveLann, 0., March 10 —-Aé 7 o'clock tiver to the north. No assistance could ke rendered, as it was imposslble for a tug to get through the ice, River men are of the opinion that a vessel has been burned and the crew probably last. Lonxvon, March 11.—The English: are fitting out an expedition to, move against the Dervishes in Suakin, India, Revolution in Corea. ‘Viororra, B.6., Mareh th Letters received from the steamer Empress of India, just in from China, tell of another. revolution in Cor.a which’ started on the 9th of February. Since that time the King of Corea has been under the protection of the Russian Embassay.% The‘natiyes are hestife to the Japanese and :the overthrow is‘an awful one. The members of the Corean Cabinet have been aéreated and put to death, Still Rioting. MAprip, Marcth*11—News comes from Bilboa that the rioting has begun anew and the United States Consulate is in imminent danger. Demand His Recall.::' i: Wasutnaton, D. C. March 11.—Severa] Senators have taken offense at the, remarke of the Spanish Minister and are how awaitNew Onder of Catholics, New Yorx, March 11,—It is probalile that at the next meeting’of the Archbishop Diovesal Union of the Roman Church an order of young Catholic’s will ‘be formed similar to the Society of Christian Endeavor, Jameson on Trial, Lonpon, March 1]1,—The trial of Dr, Jameson for precipitating the trouble in the Transvaal is now in progress, After.the. Liquor.Men. SACRAMENTO, March 11,—Gov, Budd has been. making enquiries with a view to instituting an investigation as to many liquor how much money should be. derived from them, It is understood to be. a movement against the liquor men. Rich Specimen Ore. Prof, George Treadwell this aftcrnoon brought in from the Red Hill mine some fine-looking rock, the result of a strike recently made there. Some of the rock is exceedingly rich in free gold and thete are also a number of: small nuggets; The ore is from a two-foot ledge and the amount of gold contained in the lot is estimated at $400. last evening a big glare was ‘noticed on the Preparing an Expedition, ‘The Congressional Delegates,’ ‘. Lowrey,. ex-United States Court Clerk, ing his recall by, the Spanish Government, . . the mine, licenses are issued in the State and “as” tol’ . ‘Vattiable ‘Information Gained. . New. York, March 1L — Statements lately made by the Spanish that in case of affairs between the United States and Spain take NewYork in ten days, has led to an investigation. .It is now ascertained that Captain-Genera] Pasa of the Spanish army, who has been in New York for the past three“months; has been regularly visiting all places ‘of interest. in and around New York, examining :. fortifications, etc., and has collected a vast amount of useful information. Yesterday his place of residence ‘was broken into and a large number ‘of valuable papers pertainiug to what he had discovered_ were stolen, presumably — by . Government ‘officials, ~ SACRAMENTO, ‘March 11—The 20d Congressional Republican Committee will meet tomorrow to agree on a date for the delegates to be elected to the National Convention, Chairman Kidder is now in the city, he 2nd district ,is.entitled. to two delegates, a ee Disturbance’ in Yucatan, Nuw ORLEANS, March 11.—Advices reseeived:here from Yucatan; Honduras, stated that a disturbane hag just occurred there. ‘NeWs Hag” alod ris béen réveived from a small town on tha coast of Honduras telling of a gigantic tidal wave -whigh had come up and submerged the place, eel A Sensation Sprung, Los Ancrtzs, Mareh”1).-2A sensation Was sprung today in. the trial of Frank charged with embezzlement, Lowrey’s. attorney. ‘asserted ‘thatthe »present Supreme Court’ Clerk had appropriated the money, Lowrey is charged with having embezzled and u-ed it in his private business, Leonard Acquitted, the World.) “. price paid Mr. Manion was $3000. REGISTER. The Names of All Electors will be Canva: ~+ -Oblled Next Month. : ‘ALL 10 sary to cancel all names of electors now on tlie-Great ‘Register ‘of this county, ‘which action will be taken at the next meeting of the Board of Supervisors, The registration for the election to take piace next November 3d will cease August 10, any name hav~ ing been enrolled at a date after that will not appear on the printed register in use a: the polling place. There ‘is no restriction upon the time when a qualified elector may be enroll€d, the dates applying to the names that may appear on the .printed register, In this respect the law says the registration shall commence 160 days before the election and shall continue 75 days, when such registration shall cease. -Therefore the Clerk must be-in readiness t6 register the electors of the county’not later than May 26th, a all names placed on the register on or before August 10th will be sent to the printer to be printed in the precinct ‘register. In addition to requirements heretofore exacted of citizens who apply to. register there is the. educational qualfication which must be answered in the affifmative to be placed on the register. The ‘law says the registration must show the fact whether or not the elector desiring to be register is able to read the Constitution in the English language ard to write his name, and whether or not the elector Kas any physical disability, It is claimed that there are fully ‘fifiy names now op the register of this county with all of the ‘requirements necessary for reregistration,.and some ‘persons say there are more. When an elector has been placed upon the printed register, that is, at any timé after it has been given to the printer: twenty-seven days before the election, he should not change from one precinct to another to reside, as that will deprive him of the right to vote. Tranfers from one county to another will not be placed upon the re= gister after August 10, but it is.not believed that there will be many transfers this year, as all counties have to make a new registra~ tion. There are plenty of safeguards now. to insmre an. honest election, exvept one important point and that is that the elector should’ not perpetrate “a fraud upon his own conscience by voting for policy instead of principle. Timber Land Sold. Yesterday a very big sale of timber land was completed in which Mike Manion di:posed of 200 acres of land to King & Wolford, ‘umber dealers of Grass Valley. The timber land is about as good as can be found in this part of the country, and is in the vicinity of Greenhorn, not very far from here, The SackAmENto, March 11-——W, L, Leonard, charged with perjury, was today aquitted by the Police Judge. s The evidence against Laten who. confessed to murdering two Japanese near Galt, is becoming more strong and his conviction is assured. More Valuable Specimens, Fred -Zeitler this afternoon brought in from the Mt. George mine a candle box full of the richest specimens ever extracted from Hoop’s PILts are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. . 2h¢. ArE You Onk of those unhappy people suffering with weak nerves? Remember that the nerves may be made strong by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which feeds them upon pure. ood, * N. G. A. G. The Nevada City Athletic Club Will Give a at Towle Bros, office. {27 J, M. SmirH, consisting of about 5 acres of land, a good house and other buildings, besides all stock on the place is offered for sale at a bargain. HL. CBNTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in : length inserted under this head for 50 Cents & week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents 4 week or 40 Cents a month. Paya“LORD LOOK UP, LPT UP,” The Epworthians Have a Collation— Sixteen New Members Enrolled, At the regular semi-monthly meeting of -Nevada City Chapter, No, 7,021, Epworth League, held at the Methodist’ Church last evening, sixteen new names were enr lled on the league’s: membership book, In.addition to thes@, fifteen others were elected who will be regularly initiated at the next meeting. This gives Nevada City Chapter. a membership of over one hundred on its: roll, while Sunshine Chapter has about eighty cn their roll, The parent Chapter received its charter in October 1895, while the Juniors are but fourteen months in existence here. At the conclusion of the regular order of business an interesting short program of concert, duet and solo singing: was rendered after which tables were arranged ala banquet, and light refreshments, consisting of chocolate and cake chiefly, wer H, Andrews was the recipient of a beautiful gold Epworth League watch charm, The presentation remarke, which were — well! chosen, though brief, were made by Miss Rachel Morgan on behalf of the League. Mr. Andrews’ response was feelingly made and evidenced a depth of gratitude equal to the measure of estecm in which the young and efficient president is held by his fellow Epworthians, ; It ‘was an evening of rare enjoyment to those who were in attendance, and this method of initiating members, which is new with the League, met with the approval of all, and especially of the said new members, who were treated so courteously as to keenly appreciate the gratification of fellowship with such a-noble band, Notice to the Public. We have sold to Mrs. J. Levy all our interest in the entire stock of. goods now located in ‘the Branch Wonder Store on Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. H, Levrrtr, J. Levy. February 27, 1896. Garden Tools. When you want a good rake, hoe, garden served. During the collation President W. re ‘BEATS THEM ALL. Tllo-made Chg ul the Way J. Levy, manager.of the . Clothing House in Nevada City appointed special agent for the ie ig the largest on the coast, and all suits to fit perfectly. J, Levy has at his store the ed in Nevada City. He willtake “you: measure, procure for you a suit just to your your order and then best of all the cost will be about one-half that you: would. have to pay at any other establishment for. the same suit, This is the greatest opportunity ever offered to the people of this county to get tailor-made auits for less than you would have to pay for ready-made clothing, m9-2t $ Sth Rede sence Ashcan Serres: ise naib aia gest Shiloh’s Cure. rman 0. Sold by Dickerman & C The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, ‘Beaversville, fll,, says: **Lo-Dr. King’s Néw Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the Sp bags for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and. told I could not live. Having Dr, 1 ing’s New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and'about again: It is worth ite ‘weight-in gold. We won't keep store or house withou it.” ‘Get a free trial at Dickerman & Oo,’s Drug Store, an Ladies’ Oxford Ties, patent tips, only $2 per pair, at the Branch Wonder, m2-té May Do As Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill., writes. that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in his. back and also that his bladder was affected: He tried many so called Kidney cures bat without any good result. About: a year agnne began nee of Electric Bitters and found relief at once, Electrie Bitters is ea ia adapted to curé of all Kidney an Liver trowel, spade or articles in that line, remember Legg & Shaw are the people that have them for sale, m19tf troubles and often ed almost instant re lief. One trial will prove our statement, Price only 5c. for large bottle, At Dickerman & Co,’s. Drug Store. : Commercial Street, ~ Groceries, GIVE ME A TRIAL. Has on Hand sia eee the Freshest and Best Stock Provisions, Gan Goods, Etc., Etc,, To be ‘found in Nevada City ire Goods delivered free of charge. ble invariably in advance.)eee House and Lot For Sale. A house of 5 rooms and a 1-acre lot are offered for sale at a reasonable price. Part down and rest in installments. Free water. Enquire at this office or Jackson’s store. ll ‘House to Rent. A house conveniently located, and suitable for roomers, is offered for rent. Apply at this office, m5 Girl Wanted. A girl to.do general housework, Wages, $20 a month. Must give good references, Apply to Mrs, K. Casper, Main street, m5 REED Lime for Sale. —— Lime in any quantity and at lowest rates at my lime house near the depot. Enquire For Sale. The E. W. Towle ranch near Sugar Loaf, The Best of All ! Equal To It . Hone in the ‘World e e Ladies’ Favorite. , : Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come. Iwoult then seem plain that it is woman’s duty to secure THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTIN G Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine of Royal Worcester, " Woolen Mills of San Francisco, ‘This house made at this establishment are guaranteed. largest and finest lot of saniples ever exhibittaste within ten days after you give him la *You Bet. ..04 5 *Mondays, Weda clab has given, The an exerciee in wand They are very profi in the work and do ered. with applause a Fire clubs have b again but never wit The ae RS it will be a grand) sig fellows whirl the fire many grand features ——____—__+‘Card of The surviving dang thanks to all friends any way assisted then fliction and the same gotten, ies Worp vega earn neatest and moat sa: ing the beard a brown haan’s Dye for the W1 0 Kari’s Clov _ ; Ts @ sure. oure for fl diseases, N rel —___+-2¢ Cure for } As a remedy for all Electric Bitters has pr best.’ It effects a pe) most dreaded habitual be its influence, W on . ic needed — ical resist the use pani Fifty cents and & ©o.’s, Drug Store. Celluloid: Celluloid Collars, a cents, at the Branch . ‘ Plea AE Bucklen’s A The beat Salve in . Bruises, Sores, Ulcers soures Piles, or no pay r iteed to give perfect. ss :refun Price “25 . HOR sag rca tc tay Shoes For You can buy a good Shoes for 75 cents at t eS ‘Ner Are the Messengers of for-himvelf, with a small but well selected] on gowns and cloaks. er eg ege . For full particulars enquire on the premises. fees eee an Plant, ‘cceuping the basement of his home. . Emeralds, with rubies second in favor, . Our or Weakness comes strength when Grand Exhibition ie Mrs. E, W. Towze, And millions of happy hearts today, from Maine’ to California, are On ae vod a One year ago his business increased to such. are said to be the leading jewels this the blood has been purified, enriched and ‘ Micheil’s Datcloc Sch throbbing inside the Kid Fitting Royal Worcester, : ; Nerves are like fire— an extent-that he was compelled to move to. Season, always excepting the diamonds, vitalized, _ the appetite restored and. the pier ete ee ool. 150 < tx71 j masters. ; whioh are ever first. “Onel 1 * [system built up by Hood’s Sarsa parilla, : eee : Styles at prices Y Nerves are fed by the more commodious quarters, and the second pais are also popu Ladies’.and gentlemen’s class meets every “ike it in char, floor of 14 Halleck St. was fitted up with a lar at ten and pearls are considered Hoop’s Pitxs cure nausea, sick headache. ‘ARMORY HALL, Wednesday’ evening at 8 o'clock. Chilfrom 5O cents to S1O. Nerves will be weak large supply of type, cylinder, quarter bis cheat: ay eaabed "Wo young ladies. . indigestion, bilionsness. — Sold by all Grunge: eM dren’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 Mrs Lester & Crawford ; ; blood is thin, medium and eighth medium presses, all run promi evening cig ch tulle or . pists. 25e. Bae Yanaiee Fi s d , E ‘ i o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Pri» : 9 fe ak Nerves will surely b j : by power. He is contemplating Gointog me ‘ sacied et ~~ beoiderch: kere _—X—X—_ eee I ay vening, arch 18th, vate lessons at hall or at residence, 825 MAIN. STREET Merves par yetdeks © Fonios of “the. adjoinidg ‘building, Bro. H lighten “tho effett” very. prettily, and nom Swart Has Charge Again. Sole Agents for Nevada City. deftpae “> sila bee@use . Gabriel joined Court Golden Gate in Oct ~. white satin gowns are made very striké Busi ‘ ; ; * y: ed Nerves do their wor! i ber 1891, and passed through the chairs, was. ing by sleeves of glossy miroir velvet. (3 Prof B a r r ‘ usiness * rushing at Swart’s Photograph ssc as ‘ the brain is t delegate to the last Grand Court at San] Printed velvets and fine velveteens og me a ales sallery.,_ High-grade work iat popular prices epeepers. WePYereerereeestr nr Telephone No. 44. catches ‘em. i a8-tf For Sale. Jose, and is prominent in all the affairs of] are-very much used for blouse waists for his Court. The brother feeling that it is. gowns, with sleeves like the skirt, or fy uot good for man to be alone looked sbout . for the entire bodice, and some of them And His Class We Sell For Cash h. a! for one of the fair sex to share with him his pighoee! ao eake are pine a api ' Long-established Express Business, good. . i P . SIA pens oes ema : ee ate ce of satin, with black or h s P : : EP eee 4 pereperiies Regt oe a ge welita inal Salled. oer teow Sark : 59 Boys and Girls orsp.and wagon, Enquire of F. T, Nilon, QO : f] & . S uS] ness: Ba ‘ Sun. ‘. 2 : . ‘ ie : : re he . a _ is well represented in Forestry. The wedin 4 5; Ree “Notice: : Pica eaten i v ding Will take place on the 15th inst. We SILVER NOVELTIES. . WILL APPEAR, ‘ aes But this does not hinder us from carrying the best . : ? ee emer any yente of pros For holding twine have been provided i Admission to Exhibitior—Gentlemen 50 0-0 iscadden & Glevelava’ do. paar ene Fe ia a tae Grade Of : SALMON BELLIES, = PICKELEDSALMON, —_ ; SALT MACKEREL. © perity an d happinese.: cents. Ladies and Children, 25 cents. 25} dis cents extra for gentlemen to the dance. . Gentlemen not attending the Exhibition ond will be charged 50 cents to the dance. oe G z =e ; ah February 17, 1896. . : NOTEQE TO OREDITURS. glass globes with silver mountings. All Recommend It. j. Among the novelties for the writing desk is a letter weight and inkstand in Wok your physician, vour, druggist and . °?°your friends about Shiloh’s Cure. for Conr Three silver cranes holding a crystal sumption. They will recommend it, Sold i ; & by Diskecan &Go: ate hd a Japanese idea for a paper Postage stamp cases are in lizard skin, ity, Cal. 18 this ‘da nt. “Mr Phil Scat. the entire interest of concern, and he wi} same. PHIL SCADDEN, CLEVELAND. a jA-COOL SMOEE pert ea © Ts what all pipe smokers enjoy ; Notice: O8GE W. WEEKS, Geceas but most pipes will get strong . John aie eb x i parete by jo gt gan of Nomser Ong Burbank Potatoes, $1 per . i117 . with silver edges, and have leaves < \ A TH SOME CR MY: ISER BEER. ~ sack, at Gaylord’s = jl? eiitecer ges, and have leaves of _im w little while and’ bare’ tho . George Ww ed tie ae of MY BUDWEISER BEE Re _Hoop’s Pus haye won hgh praise fo wat yond e: ‘ Aeir prompt and efficient yet easy action. . pigdestand in ath ata "3ha dhe . Complete line of D. M q¥ hecessary vouchers, within four m, A very effective combination is afforded in the writing case set in silver and decorated porcelain, A pierced silver box in crescent form 2 inches high and 18 inches long holdsa ruby velvet pincnshion. —Jewelers’ Cir-‘Perrey's SEEDS, Fastern California, Hllend, Bees ana = Ae EB. WOKE, CASH Ghee. : Administyator of “he score Plage ie rl GRO “Walk in and Lock Around. fet something new and de ae tf Cors transaction of : Patate, io the said conny/of Nevada. f ! Dated 7th ¢ ° : ¥ ~ e a ; ‘i =e 2

eae ree Steet a OHGR GixtyDents fi Oltv, Névada County, Calir. "Published Evewines Daily Except Sundays and Cents a Week, ‘@ Month; Six Dollars a Year When Loca REAapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, Ong Déllarw Line a Month. Rates . recently let out of the group of mines upon For Other Advertising Made Known on Application. WEDNESDAY..MARCH 11, 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks ~~" Doings and Intentions, — Dr. K. Clymer of Oakland is in town, J, B. Tully returned to Maybert today. R. V. Halton is down from Maybert. yWd, erase of San Francisco is in town. : “"M. Brooth is over from Sweetland. E. B. Power returned this morning from Truckee, F, D. Johnson of San Francisco is in town, H. German came over from North San Juan today. R, R. Dinnigan of San Francisco arrived here last evening, Mrs. Chamberlain arrived here last evening from San Francisco, _ Mra, W. D. Long has returned to Pi Olt oy Jas. McBride ‘arrived here last ning from’San Francisco, ; Fred Boeckman left yester home at San Francisco. « Peter Tautphaus has returned ‘to San San Francisco, / Owen ‘Penrose came dowu from Bloomfield last evening. F. H,. True retursed to San Francisco yesterday. “James Fog San Juan today. ‘ M. R. Cajdes and T. Richards came over San Juan today. » Miller, R, D. Landsburg, C. E. arg and J,.S, Landsburg came. over frosh Relief Hill today. A. “Monteith the liveryman of. North Bloomfield Game down today. Ed. Schmidt is again confined to the house: with sickness, George Sharon and E. H. Hamlin, Jr., arrived:here last evening from Reno, Miss Mary Phelan went to San Francisco today on a visit, ; A. Ja Heineman and KE. D. Amenbam, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening, J. O.'Hayes of Eden Valley eame down from Washington today on his way home. O.car. Hartley of North Bloomfield ararrived here last evening en route to Mary.ville. Will and Joe Kilroy left yesterday for Marysville, where they will visit for a few days, Miss, Alice Sharkey is up from Sacramento on a visit to her sister, Mrs, J. M. Foley. A. M. Gray, formerly of this city, has been appointed agent for an insurance company at San Francisco, Mra. N. P, Brown left this forenoon for North San Juan where uhe goes to visit her daughter, ‘Mrs, Chas. L, Miller, who is quite ill, . Many people today visited the Citizens Bi& and admired the collection of speciinens from the Red Hill mine,-on display Miss Alice Sharkey arrived here last evening from Sacramento, where she is employed in’the State bindery, on a visit to her.sister, Mra. J, M. Foley, Miss Sharkey has “improved considerably in her always go0d.looks. since her last visit here and many of her numeroys friends hardly recognize her, for hie Came over from North oe Julius Gabriel. The Forester of America of San Francisco contains the following : We present to our readers the portrait of one of the youngest Past Chief Rangers of the order in this city of SanFrancisco; Brother Julius Gabriel was born on the 30th day of March 1870, in San Francisco, and regeived his edacation in the grammer schools, At the.age of 14 years, he took up-the.aft preservative of all arts i-e Printing'and ten years later started in business >i THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . all the ‘suckers’ are not country fools, Summarized Mention of: Mino? Home Happenings. Ox Tail: soup tonight at the Star and Crescent wine rooms, : City, Montana, He was one of 700 men which an attachment was levied for $450,000. All members of Laurel Parlor are requested to be present at the meeting tomorrow night. An entertainment will be. given and’a good time generally hud, Several days ago Mrs; Paul Richards, who resides down Deer creek, lost some valuable papers pertaining to mining property, but they were shortly afterwards found by Mrs, L. W. Boyce near the Court House and returned to their rightful owner. Professor Michell will give bon-bon party at Odd Fellows hall Satarday night. The bon bons are now on display in Miller's window and they are of a fine and varied assortment. vi es How Parsons Views It. As seen throu editor: ‘‘Brown’s alleged is beyond dispnte and beyond comA boy fresh from the country couldn’t have got himself into worse ‘woman clérgyman is in, the city do not reside on Morton street and (San Francisco newspapers please copt. 2eo Business For Sale. One of the oldest and most extensive s‘ores in the county for sale at’ a bargain, Has a large patronage, including a good paying country trade, This is one of the beat opportunities ever ffered in Nevada County to secure a wellestablished and flourishing business at a reasonable price, Apply to L. 8. Catkrns, tf Nevada City, Cal. SSCs NS INVENTORS AND PATENTS. There are 2,388 different kinds of velocipedes. The manufacture of gas is covered by 8,060 patents. * One thousand and ninety patents have been issued for paving. : Of air and gas engines 1,025 different varieties have been patented. Cannons, guns, pistols and projectiles are protected by 268 patents. There have been 8,717 patents issued for devices or machines employed by the carpenter. — There are 2,487 different varieties of fire escapes and ladders to be used in qmergencies, Soda water and other cooling beverages are manufactured acvording to 278 patented methods. The steam engines of this country need not lack for valves, 2,465 of these having been patented. More patents have been issned from our patent office to British subjects than to natives of any other foreign country, the number being 689. The problem of fencing farm land and city lots has recéived extensive attention, there being no less than 6,807 patents upon fencing devices and posts. That music hath charms to sooth the savage breast of the inventor is demonstrated by the fact that he has taken sut 8,928 patents on musical instraments or the various parts thereof. The bees of America have no reason ‘o complain of néglect, there being 998 patent hiyes in which the busy bee that, iccording to7the poet, improves each shining hour may store up its honey. — St. Lonis Globe-Democrat. : ~“FHE FASHION PLATE. Light chiffon blouses, variously trimmed with ribbon, spangled passementerie and lace and worn with dark skirts, ‘are atill a feature of theater dress. Yellow, in all the shades of the nasturtium and every tint between cream and gold, is in. fashionable favor thig season for collars and vests of dark woo] gowns. Colored moire silks, which are watered in such a manner that there is a digtinct pattern, are very popular for waista and are also used for revers and collars Thomas Andrews has returned from Butte. RS Ot a tI THE DATLY TRANSGRIPS 77%; ‘eleqrap! eS WANA gb ag ee Up--to-sp-0’eleck--ThisMberbber: “ydJnder.the amended law. jt will be -nece:_——_—_ Special to the Daily Transcript. suite “ eA * 4S : b 4 Cag & a's Crispi Was Responsible, Romx, March 11.—Gen. de Baratari is preparing a statement in which he states that Crispi is responsible for the condition of affairs in Abysinnia,’ ‘The new Mitister} reaching a:crisis, the Spanish could easily of War has boen well received by the army, Burned On the Lake, the eyes of the Grass scrape’ than the brilliant San Francisco All of the bad women of CLEveLann, 0., March 10 —-Aé 7 o'clock tiver to the north. No assistance could ke rendered, as it was imposslble for a tug to get through the ice, River men are of the opinion that a vessel has been burned and the crew probably last. Lonxvon, March 11.—The English: are fitting out an expedition to, move against the Dervishes in Suakin, India, Revolution in Corea. ‘Viororra, B.6., Mareh th Letters received from the steamer Empress of India, just in from China, tell of another. revolution in Cor.a which’ started on the 9th of February. Since that time the King of Corea has been under the protection of the Russian Embassay.% The‘natiyes are hestife to the Japanese and :the overthrow is‘an awful one. The members of the Corean Cabinet have been aéreated and put to death, Still Rioting. MAprip, Marcth*11—News comes from Bilboa that the rioting has begun anew and the United States Consulate is in imminent danger. Demand His Recall.::' i: Wasutnaton, D. C. March 11.—Severa] Senators have taken offense at the, remarke of the Spanish Minister and are how awaitNew Onder of Catholics, New Yorx, March 11,—It is probalile that at the next meeting’of the Archbishop Diovesal Union of the Roman Church an order of young Catholic’s will ‘be formed similar to the Society of Christian Endeavor, Jameson on Trial, Lonpon, March 1]1,—The trial of Dr, Jameson for precipitating the trouble in the Transvaal is now in progress, After.the. Liquor.Men. SACRAMENTO, March 11,—Gov, Budd has been. making enquiries with a view to instituting an investigation as to many liquor how much money should be. derived from them, It is understood to be. a movement against the liquor men. Rich Specimen Ore. Prof, George Treadwell this aftcrnoon brought in from the Red Hill mine some fine-looking rock, the result of a strike recently made there. Some of the rock is exceedingly rich in free gold and thete are also a number of: small nuggets; The ore is from a two-foot ledge and the amount of gold contained in the lot is estimated at $400. last evening a big glare was ‘noticed on the Preparing an Expedition, ‘The Congressional Delegates,’ ‘. Lowrey,. ex-United States Court Clerk, ing his recall by, the Spanish Government, . . the mine, licenses are issued in the State and “as” tol’ . ‘Vattiable ‘Information Gained. . New. York, March 1L — Statements lately made by the Spanish that in case of affairs between the United States and Spain take NewYork in ten days, has led to an investigation. .It is now ascertained that Captain-Genera] Pasa of the Spanish army, who has been in New York for the past three“months; has been regularly visiting all places ‘of interest. in and around New York, examining :. fortifications, etc., and has collected a vast amount of useful information. Yesterday his place of residence ‘was broken into and a large number ‘of valuable papers pertainiug to what he had discovered_ were stolen, presumably — by . Government ‘officials, ~ SACRAMENTO, ‘March 11—The 20d Congressional Republican Committee will meet tomorrow to agree on a date for the delegates to be elected to the National Convention, Chairman Kidder is now in the city, he 2nd district ,is.entitled. to two delegates, a ee Disturbance’ in Yucatan, Nuw ORLEANS, March 11.—Advices reseeived:here from Yucatan; Honduras, stated that a disturbane hag just occurred there. ‘NeWs Hag” alod ris béen réveived from a small town on tha coast of Honduras telling of a gigantic tidal wave -whigh had come up and submerged the place, eel A Sensation Sprung, Los Ancrtzs, Mareh”1).-2A sensation Was sprung today in. the trial of Frank charged with embezzlement, Lowrey’s. attorney. ‘asserted ‘thatthe »present Supreme Court’ Clerk had appropriated the money, Lowrey is charged with having embezzled and u-ed it in his private business, Leonard Acquitted, the World.) “. price paid Mr. Manion was $3000. REGISTER. The Names of All Electors will be Canva: ~+ -Oblled Next Month. : ‘ALL 10 sary to cancel all names of electors now on tlie-Great ‘Register ‘of this county, ‘which action will be taken at the next meeting of the Board of Supervisors, The registration for the election to take piace next November 3d will cease August 10, any name hav~ ing been enrolled at a date after that will not appear on the printed register in use a: the polling place. There ‘is no restriction upon the time when a qualified elector may be enroll€d, the dates applying to the names that may appear on the .printed register, In this respect the law says the registration shall commence 160 days before the election and shall continue 75 days, when such registration shall cease. -Therefore the Clerk must be-in readiness t6 register the electors of the county’not later than May 26th, a all names placed on the register on or before August 10th will be sent to the printer to be printed in the precinct ‘register. In addition to requirements heretofore exacted of citizens who apply to. register there is the. educational qualfication which must be answered in the affifmative to be placed on the register. The ‘law says the registration must show the fact whether or not the elector desiring to be register is able to read the Constitution in the English

language ard to write his name, and whether or not the elector Kas any physical disability, It is claimed that there are fully ‘fifiy names now op the register of this county with all of the ‘requirements necessary for reregistration,.and some ‘persons say there are more. When an elector has been placed upon the printed register, that is, at any timé after it has been given to the printer: twenty-seven days before the election, he should not change from one precinct to another to reside, as that will deprive him of the right to vote. Tranfers from one county to another will not be placed upon the re= gister after August 10, but it is.not believed that there will be many transfers this year, as all counties have to make a new registra~ tion. There are plenty of safeguards now. to insmre an. honest election, exvept one important point and that is that the elector should’ not perpetrate “a fraud upon his own conscience by voting for policy instead of principle. Timber Land Sold. Yesterday a very big sale of timber land was completed in which Mike Manion di:posed of 200 acres of land to King & Wolford, ‘umber dealers of Grass Valley. The timber land is about as good as can be found in this part of the country, and is in the vicinity of Greenhorn, not very far from here, The SackAmENto, March 11-——W, L, Leonard, charged with perjury, was today aquitted by the Police Judge. s The evidence against Laten who. confessed to murdering two Japanese near Galt, is becoming more strong and his conviction is assured. More Valuable Specimens, Fred -Zeitler this afternoon brought in from the Mt. George mine a candle box full of the richest specimens ever extracted from Hoop’s PILts are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. . 2h¢. ArE You Onk of those unhappy people suffering with weak nerves? Remember that the nerves may be made strong by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which feeds them upon pure. ood, * N. G. A. G. The Nevada City Athletic Club Will Give a at Towle Bros, office. {27 J, M. SmirH, consisting of about 5 acres of land, a good house and other buildings, besides all stock on the place is offered for sale at a bargain. HL. CBNTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in : length inserted under this head for 50 Cents & week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents 4 week or 40 Cents a month. Paya“LORD LOOK UP, LPT UP,” The Epworthians Have a Collation— Sixteen New Members Enrolled, At the regular semi-monthly meeting of -Nevada City Chapter, No, 7,021, Epworth League, held at the Methodist’ Church last evening, sixteen new names were enr lled on the league’s: membership book, In.addition to thes@, fifteen others were elected who will be regularly initiated at the next meeting. This gives Nevada City Chapter. a membership of over one hundred on its: roll, while Sunshine Chapter has about eighty cn their roll, The parent Chapter received its charter in October 1895, while the Juniors are but fourteen months in existence here. At the conclusion of the regular order of business an interesting short program of concert, duet and solo singing: was rendered after which tables were arranged ala banquet, and light refreshments, consisting of chocolate and cake chiefly, wer H, Andrews was the recipient of a beautiful gold Epworth League watch charm, The presentation remarke, which were — well! chosen, though brief, were made by Miss Rachel Morgan on behalf of the League. Mr. Andrews’ response was feelingly made and evidenced a depth of gratitude equal to the measure of estecm in which the young and efficient president is held by his fellow Epworthians, ; It ‘was an evening of rare enjoyment to those who were in attendance, and this method of initiating members, which is new with the League, met with the approval of all, and especially of the said new members, who were treated so courteously as to keenly appreciate the gratification of fellowship with such a-noble band, Notice to the Public. We have sold to Mrs. J. Levy all our interest in the entire stock of. goods now located in ‘the Branch Wonder Store on Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. H, Levrrtr, J. Levy. February 27, 1896. Garden Tools. When you want a good rake, hoe, garden served. During the collation President W. re ‘BEATS THEM ALL. Tllo-made Chg ul the Way J. Levy, manager.of the . Clothing House in Nevada City appointed special agent for the ie ig the largest on the coast, and all suits to fit perfectly. J, Levy has at his store the ed in Nevada City. He willtake “you: measure, procure for you a suit just to your your order and then best of all the cost will be about one-half that you: would. have to pay at any other establishment for. the same suit, This is the greatest opportunity ever offered to the people of this county to get tailor-made auits for less than you would have to pay for ready-made clothing, m9-2t $ Sth Rede sence Ashcan Serres: ise naib aia gest Shiloh’s Cure. rman 0. Sold by Dickerman & C The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, ‘Beaversville, fll,, says: **Lo-Dr. King’s Néw Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the Sp bags for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and. told I could not live. Having Dr, 1 ing’s New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and'about again: It is worth ite ‘weight-in gold. We won't keep store or house withou it.” ‘Get a free trial at Dickerman & Oo,’s Drug Store, an Ladies’ Oxford Ties, patent tips, only $2 per pair, at the Branch Wonder, m2-té May Do As Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill., writes. that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in his. back and also that his bladder was affected: He tried many so called Kidney cures bat without any good result. About: a year agnne began nee of Electric Bitters and found relief at once, Electrie Bitters is ea ia adapted to curé of all Kidney an Liver trowel, spade or articles in that line, remember Legg & Shaw are the people that have them for sale, m19tf troubles and often ed almost instant re lief. One trial will prove our statement, Price only 5c. for large bottle, At Dickerman & Co,’s. Drug Store. : Commercial Street, ~ Groceries, GIVE ME A TRIAL. Has on Hand sia eee the Freshest and Best Stock Provisions, Gan Goods, Etc., Etc,, To be ‘found in Nevada City ire Goods delivered free of charge. ble invariably in advance.)eee House and Lot For Sale. A house of 5 rooms and a 1-acre lot are offered for sale at a reasonable price. Part down and rest in installments. Free water. Enquire at this office or Jackson’s store. ll ‘House to Rent. A house conveniently located, and suitable for roomers, is offered for rent. Apply at this office, m5 Girl Wanted. A girl to.do general housework, Wages, $20 a month. Must give good references, Apply to Mrs, K. Casper, Main street, m5 REED Lime for Sale. —— Lime in any quantity and at lowest rates at my lime house near the depot. Enquire For Sale. The E. W. Towle ranch near Sugar Loaf, The Best of All ! Equal To It . Hone in the ‘World e e Ladies’ Favorite. , : Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come. Iwoult then seem plain that it is woman’s duty to secure THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTIN G Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine of Royal Worcester, " Woolen Mills of San Francisco, ‘This house made at this establishment are guaranteed. largest and finest lot of saniples ever exhibittaste within ten days after you give him la *You Bet. ...04 5 *Mondays, Weda clab has given, The an exerciee in wand They are very profi in the work and do ered. with applause a Fire clubs have b again but never wit The ae RS it will be a grand) sig fellows whirl the fire many grand features ——____—__+‘Card of The surviving dang thanks to all friends any way assisted then fliction and the same gotten, ies Worp vega earn neatest and moat sa: ing the beard a brown haan’s Dye for the W1 0 Kari’s Clov _ ; Ts @ sure. oure for fl diseases, N rel —___+-2¢ Cure for } As a remedy for all Electric Bitters has pr best.’ It effects a pe) most dreaded habitual be its influence, W on . ic needed — ical resist the use pani Fifty cents and & ©o.’s, Drug Store. Celluloid: Celluloid Collars, a cents, at the Branch . ‘ Plea AE Bucklen’s A The beat Salve in . Bruises, Sores, Ulcers soures Piles, or no pay r iteed to give perfect. ss :refun Price “25 . HOR sag rca tc tay Shoes For You can buy a good Shoes for 75 cents at t eS ‘Ner Are the Messengers of for-himvelf, with a small but well selected] on gowns and cloaks. er eg ege . For full particulars enquire on the premises. fees eee an Plant, ‘cceuping the basement of his home. . Emeralds, with rubies second in favor, . Our or Weakness comes strength when Grand Exhibition ie Mrs. E, W. Towze, And millions of happy hearts today, from Maine’ to California, are On ae vod a One year ago his business increased to such. are said to be the leading jewels this the blood has been purified, enriched and ‘ Micheil’s Datcloc Sch throbbing inside the Kid Fitting Royal Worcester, : ; Nerves are like fire— an extent-that he was compelled to move to. Season, always excepting the diamonds, vitalized, _ the appetite restored and. the pier ete ee ool. 150 < tx71 j masters. ; whioh are ever first. “Onel 1 * [system built up by Hood’s Sarsa parilla, : eee : Styles at prices Y Nerves are fed by the more commodious quarters, and the second pais are also popu Ladies’.and gentlemen’s class meets every “ike it in char, floor of 14 Halleck St. was fitted up with a lar at ten and pearls are considered Hoop’s Pitxs cure nausea, sick headache. ‘ARMORY HALL, Wednesday’ evening at 8 o'clock. Chilfrom 5O cents to S1O. Nerves will be weak large supply of type, cylinder, quarter bis cheat: ay eaabed "Wo young ladies. . indigestion, bilionsness. — Sold by all Grunge: eM dren’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 Mrs Lester & Crawford ; ; blood is thin, medium and eighth medium presses, all run promi evening cig ch tulle or . pists. 25e. Bae Yanaiee Fi s d , E ‘ i o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Pri» : 9 fe ak Nerves will surely b j : by power. He is contemplating Gointog me ‘ sacied et ~~ beoiderch: kere _—X—X—_ eee I ay vening, arch 18th, vate lessons at hall or at residence, 825 MAIN. STREET Merves par yetdeks © Fonios of “the. adjoinidg ‘building, Bro. H lighten “tho effett” very. prettily, and nom Swart Has Charge Again. Sole Agents for Nevada City. deftpae “> sila bee@use . Gabriel joined Court Golden Gate in Oct ~. white satin gowns are made very striké Busi ‘ ; ; * y: ed Nerves do their wor! i ber 1891, and passed through the chairs, was. ing by sleeves of glossy miroir velvet. (3 Prof B a r r ‘ usiness * rushing at Swart’s Photograph ssc as ‘ the brain is t delegate to the last Grand Court at San] Printed velvets and fine velveteens og me a ales sallery.,_ High-grade work iat popular prices epeepers. WePYereerereeestr nr Telephone No. 44. catches ‘em. i a8-tf For Sale. Jose, and is prominent in all the affairs of] are-very much used for blouse waists for his Court. The brother feeling that it is. gowns, with sleeves like the skirt, or fy uot good for man to be alone looked sbout . for the entire bodice, and some of them And His Class We Sell For Cash h. a! for one of the fair sex to share with him his pighoee! ao eake are pine a api ' Long-established Express Business, good. . i P . SIA pens oes ema : ee ate ce of satin, with black or h s P : : EP eee 4 pereperiies Regt oe a ge welita inal Salled. oer teow Sark : 59 Boys and Girls orsp.and wagon, Enquire of F. T, Nilon, QO : f] & . S uS] ness: Ba ‘ Sun. ‘. 2 : . ‘ ie : : re he . a _ is well represented in Forestry. The wedin 4 5; Ree “Notice: : Pica eaten i v ding Will take place on the 15th inst. We SILVER NOVELTIES. . WILL APPEAR, ‘ aes But this does not hinder us from carrying the best . : ? ee emer any yente of pros For holding twine have been provided i Admission to Exhibitior—Gentlemen 50 0-0 iscadden & Glevelava’ do. paar ene Fe ia a tae Grade Of : SALMON BELLIES, = PICKELEDSALMON, —_ ; SALT MACKEREL. © perity an d happinese.: cents. Ladies and Children, 25 cents. 25} dis cents extra for gentlemen to the dance. . Gentlemen not attending the Exhibition ond will be charged 50 cents to the dance. oe G z =e ; ah February 17, 1896. . : NOTEQE TO OREDITURS. glass globes with silver mountings. All Recommend It. j. Among the novelties for the writing desk is a letter weight and inkstand in Wok your physician, vour, druggist and . °?°your friends about Shiloh’s Cure. for Conr Three silver cranes holding a crystal sumption. They will recommend it, Sold i ; & by Diskecan &Go: ate hd a Japanese idea for a paper Postage stamp cases are in lizard skin, ity, Cal. 18 this ‘da nt. “Mr Phil Scat. the entire interest of concern, and he wi} same. PHIL SCADDEN, CLEVELAND. a jA-COOL SMOEE pert ea © Ts what all pipe smokers enjoy ; Notice: O8GE W. WEEKS, Geceas but most pipes will get strong . John aie eb x i parete by jo gt gan of Nomser Ong Burbank Potatoes, $1 per . i117 . with silver edges, and have leaves < \ A TH SOME CR MY: ISER BEER. ~ sack, at Gaylord’s = jl? eiitecer ges, and have leaves of _im w little while and’ bare’ tho . George Ww ed tie ae of MY BUDWEISER BEE Re _Hoop’s Pus haye won hgh praise fo wat yond e: ‘ Aeir prompt and efficient yet easy action. . pigdestand in ath ata "3ha dhe . Complete line of D. M q¥ hecessary vouchers, within four m, A very effective combination is afforded in the writing case set in silver and decorated porcelain, A pierced silver box in crescent form 2 inches high and 18 inches long holdsa ruby velvet pincnshion. —Jewelers’ Cir-‘Perrey's SEEDS, Fastern California, Hllend, Bees ana = Ae EB. WOKE, CASH Ghee. : Administyator of “he score Plage ie rl GRO “Walk in and Lock Around. fet something new and de ae tf Cors transaction of : Patate, io the said conny/of Nevada. f ! Dated 7th ¢ ° : ¥ ~ e a ; ‘i =e 2