March 23, 1894 (4 pages)

. Ree” ~ “haar Is G THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. Sunday. E1Dorado... oS re Ae seee-82,707 NOVEGSE. 55.05 6 cece cece ceeeee ' Monday. Spee fain 33,560 Ne “a a ha .31,985 Tuesday. MURDER. A Bank Cashier Shot Today. Murderer Says He Shot “Sheriff Pascoe. SACRAMENTO, March 23, 4 Pp. m. Pee oe es pase stte meek 2 2,608 A special dispatch to the Sacramento Bee Nevada.. = ~~ 38,899 . Pom San Francisco says a man entered the Et Dorado, . 20. oo. cee eit eee 37,698 ieanch es of the San _Franciseo™ Saviige WUNON i acca es ca .25,4704 eee ee oi mike —— . Union, corner of Market and Fell streets, Nevada Ahead. ... eax Beary Fs) . = OBTAINED A TITLE. Indian Charley Has Begun to Fence in the Campoodie. One of the Indians who has for some years \past resided at the campoodie, about a mile west of town, has recently obtained a Gov__ernment title. to the land which has so long and presented a check to assistant Cashier A. Herrick. After examining the check, Herrick, having doubts as to its genuineness, returned it and an altercation ensued between the man and the cashier, during which the former drew a pistol and fired several shots in rapid eeeoeenee, canto beén occupied as a dwelling place or camp _. by the Diggers. The title takes in quite a piece of land, including a strip that cute off a portion of Eph Herring’s clover field. A year or two ago a white man. offered the Indian $1,000 fot his right, but the offes was refused. The Indians would not sel) the land, they say, for $20,000, because it has been their home se’long. . There are-only a few Indians at the cam} now, but it is to be the stopping place of al visiting members of the tribe who may bap pen to come along or whe may wish to tak« up their residence there. Indian Charley. the head man at the camp, and’ to whom th title was issued, has built himself quite «+ reomy and camforthile house during the past year, and is improving the property all the time. He has a small orchard and garden and raises considerable hay every season. He keeps two or three horses, owns 8 light wagon and a cart, and with his squaw and two or three pickaninnies lives after the fashion of white people. Charlie is a rather intelligent fellow, having lived 4 great deal with white people when a bey; . and is also very industrious. He has commenced, fencing in his land. It Will oe Down. oars We mentioned the oth other day that a ghost had been seen at different times in the “vicinity of the Catholic Church. Iv ie] claimed that several parties have seen the specter and that opinions differ as to what it really is, some holding that it is the spirit of a departed being aud “* doomed for a certain term to walk the night,” while others believe that it is no ghost at all but somebedy playing the part of one. To ease their minds and at the same time solve the mystery, a number of ladies living in the vicinity have determined to watch for this midnight apparition and take a shot at it with rock salt or pepper grains. But their combined courage was not sufficient to attempt the task without help from the sterner sex, and ‘this they say, in a half beastful way, could not be obtained. The aforesaid females are now cogitatinig upon the advisability of tackling the job unaided and thus score another triumph fer’ the “courage of their’ sex. Sail in gals and give “em—fits. @+ Will Take Place e Saturday Night. All persons holding ch chances in the needlework to be raffled by Mrs,-Ingilly are requested to be at the New York Hotel at 7:30.0'clock Saturday evening. 2t Going to the Midwinter Pair? {If you are, you'll need something in the fine of Trunks, Valises, Club Bags, Telescopes, Shaw! Straps, etc. We have ‘em in all qualities and styles. Finest line ever brought to town, and cheap as dirt. B. H. Minvgr, tt The Old Reliable. ~2@>+. Two Popular Dances. _ At Thursday evening’s dancing school and social Prof, Mitchell will introduce the Berlin achottische and the Prince polka, oor Piano Tuning. W.D. Travers, the well-known piano-~ tuner, will be in Nevada City in a few days. £23 Bon Ami The modern cleaner, at Gaylord’s. tf ‘Highest Honors—World’s Fair. "PERFECT ECT MADE, A pure Grape Cream 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. of Tartar Powder. Fee! ' from Ammonia, Alum or any other etuiterant Herrick instantly, : Parties in the bank made an-attempt to lisarm. the murderer, immediately turned his fire-upon them, but fortanately the assassin’s aim was wild and thebullets failed of their mark. fled parsued hy the police and crowd, which had been attracted to the scene by the shots, He. had only got a short distance befere he was captured and placed under arrest. The mnrderer then gave the name He said he arrived here last week from Denver. Later developments, however, show that the paper presented to Cashier ‘who The murderer then Herrick by his murderer this morning was a note written iti red ink, stating that the bearer should be given the amount or he would blow up the place with dynamite. cross bones, Borneman, who shot Cashier, has made a confession that he killed Sheriff Pascoe of Nevada County. : dergast, the murderer of Mayor Harrison, has been -reprieved till April 6th on the ground that defendant has gone insane se thaggrincaiel asicagzcers a Seventeen Years. Ww last was ran the seventeenth an niv: of the firm of Mrs. Lester & Crawford, they having started business at their present location on the 2let of March, 1877, Each succeeding anniversary has showu an increase of trade and enlargement of stock, until now the firm has one of the largest and best arranged stores in the county and carry a large and fine stock of everything in the line of staple and fancy dry goods, millinery, fancy goods, notions, novelties, ete, They have built up a splendid home trade and besides have a large list of regular patrons in the towns above here, both in this and Sierra counties. Their rule has always been one price to everybody, and by strict adherence to this principle they have won the confidence of all who tfave had dealings with them. With the beginning of the present season Mrs. Lester & Crawford are prepared to . , offer their patrons better indycements than ever before, and invite all to visit their store and inspect their —— They Are re Qualified Prof. Slate of the Stat State University today examined the senior class of the High School iu physics and credited them as being qualihfied to enter the University. This class haé been under the tutorship of Prof. Gray since he became principal of the schools, and this showing is certainly a very high compliment to his ability. “Last year’s class tailed to pass the examination. Broke His Leg. William Clemo of Gold Flat, while trimming trees late yesterday afternoon, fel! from a tree and broke his leg below the knee. Dr. Hunt was called and reduced An invoice of the latest style Spring Hats from San Francisco just received. Opening Saturday at Mrs. C, D. Brown’s Dress-Making Parlors, Broad street. Ladies cordially ries, 26 . ea Prof. Holland bas secured the good wil) SHILOK’S CURE, the great Cough, and ee Br es The Bee's Chicago special says that Prenand who was to have. been hanged today, . Death of Mrs. Blanchard. . The death of Mrs. Cynthia A. Blanchard, widow of G. G. Blanchard, occurred at her residence iu Placerville rather suddenly last ‘. Mouday afternoon, after an illness of only aj . few days. Onthe Tuesday previous she was taken sick with symtoms resembling la grippe, and the disease finally terminated in pneumonia, and progressed to its fatal terminatiomso suddenly that her son who was summoned from San Francisco did not reach Placerville until‘after death occurred, It was difficult for her to realize the dangerous condition she was in, and even after the physicians had pronounced the case hopeless, she believed she would recover. 75,000 Miles of Postage Stamps. -—Lastyear’s issue-of —postage-stamps—was, in round figures, four thousand million. If these had all been of the Columbian size they would have been sufficient to make a ribbon long enough to encircle the earth three times, with something of a remainder. The ‘postal cards used during.the-same period, if placed end to end, would make a paper girdie“ ground -the—earth~more that a dozen times. 1t may not be generally known that Uncle Sam prints one postage mp that is not for sale, i. e., the second-class matter stamp. This stamp, new or canceled, never passes out of the hands of the postoffice officials. Postage on periodicals is prepaid by the pound, in cash, and the receiving clerk cancels these special stamps to the value of the postage thus prepaid, partment as vouchers. 2 Advance ii Rates. Any one desiring to go east or send for friends or relatives and obtain the benefit of present cut rates will have to do so not later than Saturday, the 3ist, On that date all lines have agreed on restoration of rates to the old figures both east and west-bound. Round trip tickets issued by the Southern Pacific from now until the 31st are to be good for sixty days either by the direct shortest Ogden route or by Los Angeles and El Paso, Oe eee BookKEEPERS and others of sedentary habits cure constipation with Simmons Liver Regulator. ————_—$+-1Ge-2 A Specialty. Watch repairing a specialty at Luetje & Brand’s, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking der, — Highest of all in leaveaing strength. —Latest United States Government F Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St. N. ¥, Notice. Te CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS, « corporation having its principal place of A business at 230 California street, in the City and County of San Francisco, California, hereby gives notice that it is the owner of this mining property with all the ditehes, fumes, reservoirs and other works thereon, and all the appurtepances thereof, commonly known 43 the Blue Teut mine, together with that certain water ditch situate upon and appurtenent to Ditch. That the s.id-California Powder Works has leased this Blue Tent mining property, and the whole thereof, together with all the ditches, flumes, aqueduets, tunnels, reservoirs and other works thereon, and all the “appurtenanccs thereof, to Robert Bell and John Spry. That no lessee, contractor or other person whetever has any authority, as agent for the said California Powder Works, or otherwise, on behalf of the said California Powder Works, to authorize or contract for, the performance oj any labor upon, or the furnishing of any materials for, the construction, alteration, addition to or repair of any building, ditch, flume, aqueduct, reservoir, tunnel, machinery, works, or oth.r structure upon or in connection with this mining property, or as agent for the said California Powder Works, or otherwise, on behail of the said California Powder Works, to authorize or contract fur the performance of any lebor whatever io or r Upon this mining property. That the said California Powder Works has not authorized or contrected for, the performance of any labor, or the furnishing of any materials, or the construction, alteration or repair of any structure, iu, upon or for this mining property, or any portion or eppurtenance thereof; and the said California Powder Works wil! not be respousible for any labor performed, materials furnished, or structure constructed, altered or repaired, in, upon or for this mining property, or any portion or aeppurtenance thereof. By order of the’ Board of Directors of March 12, 1894. THE CALIFORNIA POWDES WORKS, By Jous BerMincuamM, President, Attest: Jouw F. Louse, Secretary, m23-3t Assessment Notice. ANZANITA con. GRAVEL Ince. of wine Cait forn arch. ae immediately ta Galea e next to er , Broad street, Nevada eget LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Honté Happenings. No Eastern mail arrived hére this morning. Tom Brannigan was arrested this afternoon on @ charge of making — against the life of James Kelly. © Straw hats are beginnitg to ripen. A few have been picked. Should the present weather continue and become. a “littlé bit warmer there will be quite a display of agricultural headgear among the male population. The piano recital by pupils of Prof. J. R. Davis, which was to have taken place this evening, has been postponed on account of the performance at the Theater tonight. was a member of Milo Lodge, Knights ef Pythias, the entertainment arranged’ to take place after the lodge meeting tonight has been postponed. j The case of John Bonney-vs. Edwin Tilley was on trial in the Superior Court today. The Manzanita Gravel Mining Company has levied another assessmont. Theadver=} tisement appears in today’s TRANSCRIPT. Willis Silva has begun the erection of a small dance hall on upper Nimrod street, for the accommodation of the pupils of his dancing school. At the adjourned meeting of the City Trustees last evening the contract with K. Casper for lighting the streets with electric lights was renewed for two years. The a --and forwards the -vanceled-stamps-te-the-de-. . proviamation for the city election in May} was issued. A delegation of Curly Bears will go_ from, this city to Oroville next month for the purpose of instituting a Cave at that place. A dance and banquet will follow the institution, This will occur April 14th. Poll taxes are due now and payable to the-Assessor or his’ deputies. Every male inhabitant over twenty-one and under sixty years of age is liable to the tax unless he is a lunatic; a pauper or an Indian not taxed Assessor Clarke requests all persons to be careful in making out statements to get the correct numbers of the lot aud block in which their real estate is situated, and thus be-sure they are not paying taxes on. property belonging to someody else, “The flag-at the National Hotel floats at half mast today in memory of the late Fred Naake, who for several years was the accommodating night clerk at that hostelry, PERSONAL POINTERS. A Goncise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. < RT. CBrock of San Francisco is in town. “. B, Jennings arrived here on iast evening's . train from Sa Jose. -_ J. Forbes and wife came over from Forbestown yesterday. _J. Jones of Downieville was in town yes: terday. John C, Donnelly, the well-known and popular traveling man ef San Francisco, is bere again. 8. C. Crall came over from San Juan yesterday. MEO 0 4c eee L. M; Fische of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Chas. Phelps came down from Phelps’ Hill yesterday. F, L, Cole came down ‘trom the Mountain House today. J. KE. Campion of Forest City. was in town. today.en route below. Sam Hubbard of San Francisco. is in town. L. P. Goldstone, the mining superintendent, and W. Thompson, of Maltman & Thompson, were up from Grass Valley today. W. F; Hanley, G. P. Duncan and A. Harding came in ‘on last evening's train from San Francisco. = B. N. Shoecraft left on the train last evening for New York. He will be gone about three weeks, Joseph Sims left this morning on -his return to San Bernardino county. Charles Hepler is dangerously ill at the residence of R. H,-Forman, Miss Tillie Verge, who has been’ making an extended visit to friends at San Francisco and other points below here, arrived on last evening’s train. She will visit the family of Mrs. E. Snell a few days before returning to her home at North Bloomfield, A Strange Fire. Saal This forenoon a smell of something burning was detected in the hardware store of George E. furner, and-at once-the~ store hands began to hunt fer the fire. It was found that a bottle had been stood upon a bag of shot near a glass door in the front of the store in such a way that the rays of the sun were focused upon the cloth bag with sufficient force to set it afire. A small hole had been burned through the bag and the shot had started te run out when the discovery was made, Something New. The ball to be given by the Curly Bears great event in more whyé than one. put up—entirely different in style from anyhall before. be: appreciated. Arrangements have been made with the best local decorators and ceived from below. ee 2 OBO oe Maud Bearden Elopes. /Meed Bearden, formerly of} this ‘city, friend of Van Doren’s and was joined by Van Doren at Lathrop. vent into Fresno, Owing to the death of Fred Naake, who] om Friday evening, April 6th, will be a Some very novel and elaborate decorations will be thing that has ever been sttempted in the They will have to be seen to considerable material has already been reeloped from Fresno Monday afternoon with L. P. Van Doren. She left Fresno with o Miss Bearden has gained considerable notoriety since her ad ut Hered: Masa 24, 1804, to A. Deserves Sympathy An Accidental Wound -Followed by Long Iliness Seven .Surgical Operations= Good Heaith Restored by Hood’s Sarsapariliai pronto A. Statker West_ Walworth, N.Y. SSSTSET . No one who reads the experience of Mr. a The vane; Cuba. Se Merit. Stalker can fail to sympathize with him in his-long iliness, or to rejoice with him that by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla he is now restored to perfect health. “C. L. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : NOTICE. After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in bey securing the finest Tobacco raised in the -( Island of Cuba. \ \ “Woodpecker ”, Cigars are >) made of this Tobacco and I unhesitatingly sand, é them as being equal if not superior to those of the most-celebrated Factories of the City of ETe,-— By giving theed Cigars « fair trial the Srmokers will “be convinced of their True Wn Giffin. "a mm / “In March, 1890, I-injured my right leg with an axe. The wound did not heal and the bone became diseased. I was laid = a year, and in April, 189%, I. was taken to the hospital at ochester and remained — another year. During that.time I underwent . New Millinery, Seven Surgical Operations __ the last taking away the limb at the hip ~~ glowly, while the-pains in my. groin were almost unbearable. Then the wound ceased to heal, the surgeons gave me up-as a Aopelees case and I was: discharged from the institution. A week after returning home, I commenced ito take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. After taking thé first bottle the _For_six' weeks after, the wound healed {. New Dry Goods, 4 Sipe Riese “Hood’s ss. Cures pains left. my groih and have not returned. While taking the second bottle the wound at the hip en aroly healed. The third bow tle made me fee! As Well As Ever, . New Trimmings, building up my system so that I could eat without distress and gained 141bs. Hood’s Sarsaparilla regulated my bowels and has = é any bleed; infact b-eann ital . ftdid for me.” CHAs, A. STALKE est alworth, Ns Y. Get HOOD’S. Hood’s Pills cure liverills, constipar tion, billousness, headache, indigestion. Everybody Is a! —TO THE GRAND _ TO BE GIVEN BY THE Gurly Bears IF CAVE NO, 1, Nevada City, Friday Evening, April 6h ~AT— ARMORY HALL, ~Nevada City, Cal. Committee of Arrangements. Cubs J. M. Foley, F, KF. Brown, J.C. Nilon, C H, Woerner and KR. Morrison. Floor Director : NILON, Grand Curly Bear. y C. Floor Managers: = Foley, F. ¥. Brown, C. H. Woerner, 7. gf I ey Marcus Baruh, R. H. Webber : H. Smith, F.T. Nilon, M. H! Isoard, J. iD taiuier, Phil. Kichards, Carl Brand. Reception Committee : CUBS fF Basle , Jeomes Grahop, 5. E. Dulae, L. 4, catking 8 sary ween T W. Schmidt, A. MaJtman, omas, Dr. “Muller, John Culver, L, P. Schwartz, Fred SiGreee Grand Walk Around ‘at 9 o'clock sharp! Music by Goyne’s Pull Orchestra ! Transcendent Ceeadiaaie ions! ! A TICKETS: Admitting Oue Male aud One Female,” $1 00 Gallery—Female, 25 cents; Male, 0cents“Nerada Cily Undertaking Company. ' GEORGE 4, GRAY, Manager. _ Funeral Director and Embaimer. 13 Broap Sreeer, Seva gvaDa City, Residence on Coyote S*reet. and Warrarited gant line of _ Lee MILLIN ERY MISS. POWER will be here ina few days with an ele—* &, Now Being Received Daily. All-Goods Sold at Borrom F 1GuRES, Strictly First—Cxass ! Broad Street, above Pine, © Nevada City. Repairing of Fine Watches and Jewelry Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. Orders from the country promptly attended to, Of Her own Selection. Mrs. -Lesfer & Grawfo Id. Diamonds Watches, Jewelry, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL COODs, C., [From-thefOldfand Reliable Firm of Luetje & Brand. to Order ! SE By Skillful and Experienced Workmen. Bo. LUNTIEL TAX+=PAYERS The tax-payers of Nevada Township and vicinity are hereby notified that for their convenience and to facilitate the labor of receiving statements I will be at the County Assessor’s Office In the Couft House (excepting Sundays) until further no~ tice From’ o'clock A. rt. till 5 o’clock P. M. ‘All assessments on personal property i there is no real estate) are due and payable at the time of assessment. CAL, R. CLARLE, ’ ENTERPRISE BREWING Co., celina 2015-2023 Folsom Street, San Francisco. Brewers of the Celebrated EXTRA PALE, . CULMBACHER, RR ANOER, and STANDARD BEER, And Porter. <a. Ps LAGER «: A. ISOARD, General Agent, NEVADA CITY, CAI,

. Ree” ~ “haar Is G THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. Sunday. E1Dorado..... oS re Ae seee-82,707 NOVEGSE.. 55.05 6 cece cece ceeeee ' Monday. Spee fain 33,560 Ne “a a ha .31,985 Tuesday. MURDER. A Bank Cashier Shot Today. Murderer Says He Shot “Sheriff Pascoe. SACRAMENTO, March 23, 4 Pp. m. Pee oe es pase stte meek 2 2,608 A special dispatch to the Sacramento Bee Nevada.... = ~~ 38,899 . Pom San Francisco says a man entered the Et Dorado, .. 20. oo. cee eit eee 37,698 ieanch es of the San _Franciseo™ Saviige WUNON i acca es ca .25,4704 eee ee oi mike —— . Union, corner of Market and Fell streets, Nevada Ahead. ..... eax Beary Fs) . = OBTAINED A TITLE. Indian Charley Has Begun to Fence in the Campoodie. One of the Indians who has for some years \past resided at the campoodie, about a mile west of town, has recently obtained a Gov__ernment title. to the land which has so long and presented a check to assistant Cashier A. Herrick. After examining the check, Herrick, having doubts as to its genuineness, returned it and an altercation ensued between the man and the cashier, during which the former drew a pistol and fired several shots in rapid eeeoeenee, canto beén occupied as a dwelling place or camp _. by the Diggers. The title takes in quite a piece of land, including a strip that cute off a portion of Eph Herring’s clover field. A year or two ago a white man. offered the Indian $1,000 fot his right, but the offes was refused. The Indians would not sel) the land, they say, for $20,000, because it has been their home se’long. . There are-only a few Indians at the cam} now, but it is to be the stopping place of al visiting members of the tribe who may bap pen to come along or whe may wish to tak« up their residence there. Indian Charley. the head man at the camp, and’ to whom th title was issued, has built himself quite «+ reomy and camforthile house during the past year, and is improving the property all the time. He has a small orchard and garden and raises considerable hay every season. He keeps two or three horses, owns 8 light wagon and a cart, and with his squaw and two or three pickaninnies lives after the fashion of white people. Charlie is a rather intelligent fellow, having lived 4 great deal with white people when a bey; . and is also very industrious. He has commenced, fencing in his land. It Will oe Down. oars We mentioned the oth other day that a ghost had been seen at different times in the “vicinity of the Catholic Church. Iv ie] claimed that several parties have seen the specter and that opinions differ as to what it really is, some holding that it is the spirit of a departed being aud “* doomed for a certain term to walk the night,” while others believe that it is no ghost at all but somebedy playing the part of one. To ease their minds and at the same time solve the mystery, a number of ladies living in the vicinity have determined to watch for this midnight apparition and take a shot at it with rock salt or pepper grains. But their combined courage was not sufficient to attempt the task without help from the sterner sex, and ‘this they say, in a half beastful way, could not be obtained. The aforesaid females are now cogitatinig upon the advisability of tackling the job unaided and thus score another triumph fer’ the “courage of their’ sex. Sail in gals and give “em—fits. @+ Will Take Place e Saturday Night. All persons holding ch chances in the needlework to be raffled by Mrs,-Ingilly are requested to be at the New York Hotel at 7:30.0'clock Saturday evening. 2t Going to the Midwinter Pair? {If you are, you'll need something in the fine of Trunks, Valises, Club Bags, Telescopes, Shaw! Straps, etc. We have ‘em in all qualities and styles. Finest line ever brought to town, and cheap as dirt. B. H. Minvgr, tt The Old Reliable. ~2@>+. Two Popular Dances. _ At Thursday evening’s dancing school and social Prof, Mitchell will introduce the Berlin achottische and the Prince polka, oor Piano Tuning. W.D. Travers, the well-known piano-~ tuner, will be in Nevada City in a few days. £23 Bon Ami The modern cleaner, at Gaylord’s. tf ‘Highest Honors—World’s Fair. "PERFECT ECT MADE, A pure Grape Cream 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. of Tartar Powder. Fee! ' from Ammonia, Alum or any other etuiterant Herrick instantly, : Parties in the bank made an-attempt to lisarm. the murderer, immediately turned his fire-upon them, but fortanately the assassin’s aim was wild and thebullets failed of their mark. fled parsued hy the police and crowd, which had been attracted to the scene by the shots, He. had only got a short distance befere he was captured and placed under arrest. The mnrderer then gave the name He said he arrived here last week from Denver. Later developments, however, show that the paper presented to Cashier ‘who The murderer then Herrick by his murderer this morning was a note written iti red ink, stating that the bearer should be given the amount or he would blow up the place with dynamite. cross bones, Borneman, who shot Cashier, has made a confession that he killed Sheriff Pascoe of Nevada County. : dergast, the murderer of Mayor Harrison, has been -reprieved till April 6th on the ground that defendant has gone insane se thaggrincaiel asicagzcers a Seventeen Years. Ww last was ran the seventeenth an niv: of the firm of Mrs. Lester & Crawford, they having started business at their present location on the 2let of March, 1877, Each succeeding anniversary has showu an increase of trade and enlargement of stock, until now the firm has one of the largest and best arranged stores in the county and carry a large and fine stock of everything in the line of staple and fancy dry goods, millinery, fancy goods, notions, novelties, ete, They have built up a splendid home trade and besides have a large list of regular patrons in the towns above here, both in this and Sierra counties. Their rule has always been one price to everybody, and by strict adherence to this principle they have won the confidence of all who tfave had dealings with them. With the beginning of the present season Mrs. Lester & Crawford are prepared to . , offer their patrons better indycements than ever before, and invite all to visit their store and inspect their —— They Are re Qualified Prof. Slate of the Stat State University today examined the senior class of the High School iu physics and credited them as being qualihfied to enter the University. This class haé been under the tutorship of Prof. Gray since he became principal of the schools, and this showing is certainly a very high compliment to his ability. “Last year’s class tailed to pass the examination. Broke His Leg. William Clemo of Gold Flat, while trimming trees late yesterday afternoon, fel! from a tree and broke his leg below the knee. Dr. Hunt was called and reduced An invoice of the latest style Spring Hats from San Francisco just received. Opening Saturday at Mrs. C, D. Brown’s Dress-Making Parlors, Broad street. Ladies cordially ries, 26 . ea Prof. Holland bas secured the good wil) SHILOK’S CURE, the great Cough, and ee Br es The Bee's Chicago special says that Prenand who was to have. been hanged today, . Death of Mrs. Blanchard. . The death of Mrs. Cynthia A. Blanchard, widow of G. G. Blanchard, occurred at her residence iu Placerville rather suddenly last ‘. Mouday afternoon, after an illness of only aj . few days. Onthe Tuesday previous she was taken sick with symtoms resembling la grippe, and the disease finally terminated in pneumonia, and progressed to its fatal terminatiomso suddenly that her son who was summoned from San Francisco did not reach Placerville until‘after death occurred, It was difficult for her to realize the dangerous condition she was in, and even after the physicians had pronounced the case hopeless, she believed she would recover. 75,000 Miles of Postage Stamps. -—Lastyear’s issue-of —postage-stamps—was, in round figures, four thousand million. If these had all been of the Columbian size they would have been sufficient to make a ribbon long enough to encircle the earth three times, with something of a remainder. The ‘postal cards used during.the-same period, if placed end to end, would make a paper girdie“ ground -the—earth~more that a dozen times. 1t may not be generally known that Uncle Sam prints one postage mp that is not for sale, i. e., the second-class matter stamp. This stamp, new or canceled, never passes out of the hands of the postoffice officials. Postage on periodicals is prepaid by the pound, in cash, and the receiving clerk cancels these special stamps to the value of the postage thus prepaid, partment as vouchers. 2 Advance ii Rates. Any one desiring to go east or send for friends or relatives and obtain the benefit of present cut rates will have to do so not later than Saturday, the 3ist, On that date all lines have agreed on restoration of rates to the old figures both east and west-bound. Round trip tickets issued by the Southern Pacific from now until the 31st are to be good for sixty days either by the direct shortest Ogden route or by Los Angeles and El Paso, Oe eee BookKEEPERS and others of sedentary habits cure constipation with Simmons Liver Regulator. ————_—$+-1Ge-2 A Specialty. Watch repairing a specialty at Luetje & Brand’s, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking der, — Highest of all in leaveaing strength. —Latest United States Government F Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St. N. ¥, Notice. Te CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS, « corporation having its principal place of A business at 230 California street, in the City and County of San Francisco, California, hereby gives notice that it is the owner of this mining property with all the ditehes, fumes, reservoirs and other works thereon, and all the appurtepances thereof, commonly known 43 the Blue Teut mine, together with that certain water ditch situate upon and appurtenent to Ditch. That the s.id-California Powder Works has leased this Blue Tent mining property, and the whole thereof, together with all the ditches, flumes, aqueduets, tunnels, reservoirs and other works thereon, and all the “appurtenanccs thereof, to Robert Bell and John Spry. That no lessee, contractor or other person whetever has any authority, as agent for the said California Powder Works, or otherwise, on behalf of the said California Powder Works, to authorize or contract for, the performance oj any labor upon, or the furnishing of any materials for, the construction, alteration, addition to or repair of any building, ditch, flume, aqueduct, reservoir, tunnel, machinery, works, or oth.r structure upon or in connection with this mining property, or as agent for the said California Powder Works, or otherwise, on behail of the said California Powder Works, to authorize or contract fur the performance of any lebor whatever io or r Upon this mining property. That the said California Powder Works has not authorized or contrected for, the performance of any labor, or the furnishing of any materials, or the construction, alteration or repair of any structure, iu, upon or for this mining property, or any portion or eppurtenance thereof; and the said California Powder Works wil! not be respousible for any labor performed, materials furnished, or structure constructed, altered or repaired, in, upon or for this mining property, or any portion or aeppurtenance thereof. By order of the’ Board of Directors of March 12, 1894. THE CALIFORNIA POWDES WORKS, By Jous BerMincuamM, President, Attest: Jouw F. Louse, Secretary, m23-3t Assessment Notice. ANZANITA con. GRAVEL Ince. of wine Cait forn arch. ae immediately ta Galea e next to er

, Broad street, Nevada eget LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Honté Happenings. No Eastern mail arrived hére this morning. Tom Brannigan was arrested this afternoon on @ charge of making — against the life of James Kelly. © Straw hats are beginnitg to ripen. A few have been picked. Should the present weather continue and become. a “littlé bit warmer there will be quite a display of agricultural headgear among the male population. The piano recital by pupils of Prof. J. R. Davis, which was to have taken place this evening, has been postponed on account of the performance at the Theater tonight. was a member of Milo Lodge, Knights ef Pythias, the entertainment arranged’ to take place after the lodge meeting tonight has been postponed. j The case of John Bonney-vs. Edwin Tilley was on trial in the Superior Court today. The Manzanita Gravel Mining Company has levied another assessmont. Theadver=} tisement appears in today’s TRANSCRIPT. Willis Silva has begun the erection of a small dance hall on upper Nimrod street, for the accommodation of the pupils of his dancing school. At the adjourned meeting of the City Trustees last evening the contract with K. Casper for lighting the streets with electric lights was renewed for two years. The a --and forwards the -vanceled-stamps-te-the-de-. . proviamation for the city election in May} was issued. A delegation of Curly Bears will go_ from, this city to Oroville next month for the purpose of instituting a Cave at that place. A dance and banquet will follow the institution, This will occur April 14th. Poll taxes are due now and payable to the-Assessor or his’ deputies. Every male inhabitant over twenty-one and under sixty years of age is liable to the tax unless he is a lunatic; a pauper or an Indian not taxed Assessor Clarke requests all persons to be careful in making out statements to get the correct numbers of the lot aud block in which their real estate is situated, and thus be-sure they are not paying taxes on. property belonging to someody else, “The flag-at the National Hotel floats at half mast today in memory of the late Fred Naake, who for several years was the accommodating night clerk at that hostelry, PERSONAL POINTERS. A Goncise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. < RT. CBrock of San Francisco is in town. “. B, Jennings arrived here on iast evening's . train from Sa Jose. -_ J. Forbes and wife came over from Forbestown yesterday. _J. Jones of Downieville was in town yes: terday. John C, Donnelly, the well-known and popular traveling man ef San Francisco, is bere again. 8. C. Crall came over from San Juan yesterday. MEO 0 4c eee L. M; Fische of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Chas. Phelps came down from Phelps’ Hill yesterday. F, L, Cole came down ‘trom the Mountain House today. J. KE. Campion of Forest City. was in town. today.en route below. Sam Hubbard of San Francisco. is in town. L. P. Goldstone, the mining superintendent, and W. Thompson, of Maltman & Thompson, were up from Grass Valley today. W. F; Hanley, G. P. Duncan and A. Harding came in ‘on last evening's train from San Francisco. = B. N. Shoecraft left on the train last evening for New York. He will be gone about three weeks, Joseph Sims left this morning on -his return to San Bernardino county. Charles Hepler is dangerously ill at the residence of R. H,-Forman, Miss Tillie Verge, who has been’ making an extended visit to friends at San Francisco and other points below here, arrived on last evening’s train. She will visit the family of Mrs. E. Snell a few days before returning to her home at North Bloomfield, A Strange Fire. Saal This forenoon a smell of something burning was detected in the hardware store of George E. furner, and-at once-the~ store hands began to hunt fer the fire. It was found that a bottle had been stood upon a bag of shot near a glass door in the front of the store in such a way that the rays of the sun were focused upon the cloth bag with sufficient force to set it afire. A small hole had been burned through the bag and the shot had started te run out when the discovery was made, Something New. The ball to be given by the Curly Bears great event in more whyé than one. put up—entirely different in style from anyhall before. be: appreciated. Arrangements have been made with the best local decorators and ceived from below. ee 2 OBO oe Maud Bearden Elopes. /Meed Bearden, formerly of} this ‘city, friend of Van Doren’s and was joined by Van Doren at Lathrop. vent into Fresno, Owing to the death of Fred Naake, who] om Friday evening, April 6th, will be a Some very novel and elaborate decorations will be thing that has ever been sttempted in the They will have to be seen to considerable material has already been reeloped from Fresno Monday afternoon with L. P. Van Doren. She left Fresno with o Miss Bearden has gained considerable notoriety since her ad ut Hered: Masa 24, 1804, to A. Deserves Sympathy An Accidental Wound -Followed by Long Iliness Seven .Surgical Operations= Good Heaith Restored by Hood’s Sarsapariliai pronto A. Statker West_ Walworth, N.Y. SSSTSET . No one who reads the experience of Mr. a The vane; Cuba. Se Merit. Stalker can fail to sympathize with him in his-long iliness, or to rejoice with him that by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla he is now restored to perfect health. “C. L. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : NOTICE. After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in bey securing the finest Tobacco raised in the -( Island of Cuba. \ \ “Woodpecker ”, Cigars are >) made of this Tobacco and I unhesitatingly sand, é them as being equal if not superior to those of the most-celebrated Factories of the City of ETe,-— By giving theed Cigars « fair trial the Srmokers will “be convinced of their True Wn Giffin. "a mm / “In March, 1890, I-injured my right leg with an axe. The wound did not heal and the bone became diseased. I was laid = a year, and in April, 189%, I. was taken to the hospital at ochester and remained — another year. During that.time I underwent . New Millinery, Seven Surgical Operations __ the last taking away the limb at the hip ~~ glowly, while the-pains in my. groin were almost unbearable. Then the wound ceased to heal, the surgeons gave me up-as a Aopelees case and I was: discharged from the institution. A week after returning home, I commenced ito take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. After taking thé first bottle the _For_six' weeks after, the wound healed {. New Dry Goods, 4 Sipe Riese “Hood’s ss. Cures pains left. my groih and have not returned. While taking the second bottle the wound at the hip en aroly healed. The third bow tle made me fee! As Well As Ever, . New Trimmings, building up my system so that I could eat without distress and gained 141bs. Hood’s Sarsaparilla regulated my bowels and has = é any bleed; infact b-eann ital . ftdid for me.” CHAs, A. STALKE est alworth, Ns Y. Get HOOD’S. Hood’s Pills cure liverills, constipar tion, billousness, headache, indigestion. Everybody Is a! —TO THE GRAND _ TO BE GIVEN BY THE Gurly Bears IF CAVE NO, 1, Nevada City, Friday Evening, April 6h ~AT— ARMORY HALL, ~Nevada City, Cal. Committee of Arrangements. Cubs J. M. Foley, F, KF. Brown, J.C. Nilon, C H, Woerner and KR. Morrison. Floor Director : NILON, Grand Curly Bear. y C. Floor Managers: = Foley, F. ¥. Brown, C. H. Woerner, 7. gf I ey Marcus Baruh, R. H. Webber : H. Smith, F.T. Nilon, M. H! Isoard, J. iD taiuier, Phil. Kichards, Carl Brand. Reception Committee : CUBS fF Basle , Jeomes Grahop, 5. E. Dulae, L. 4, catking 8 sary ween T W. Schmidt, A. MaJtman, omas, Dr. “Muller, John Culver, L, P. Schwartz, Fred SiGreee Grand Walk Around ‘at 9 o'clock sharp! Music by Goyne’s Pull Orchestra ! Transcendent Ceeadiaaie ions! ! A TICKETS: Admitting Oue Male aud One Female,” $1 00 Gallery—Female, 25 cents; Male, 0cents“Nerada Cily Undertaking Company. ' GEORGE 4, GRAY, Manager. _ Funeral Director and Embaimer. 13 Broap Sreeer, Seva gvaDa City, Residence on Coyote S*reet. and Warrarited gant line of _ Lee MILLIN ERY MISS. POWER will be here ina few days with an ele—* &, Now Being Received Daily. All-Goods Sold at Borrom F 1GuRES, Strictly First—Cxass ! Broad Street, above Pine, © Nevada City. Repairing of Fine Watches and Jewelry Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. Orders from the country promptly attended to, Of Her own Selection. Mrs. -Lesfer & Grawfo Id. Diamonds Watches, Jewelry, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL COODs, C., [From-thefOldfand Reliable Firm of Luetje & Brand. to Order ! SE By Skillful and Experienced Workmen. Bo. LUNTIEL TAX+=PAYERS The tax-payers of Nevada Township and vicinity are hereby notified that for their convenience and to facilitate the labor of receiving statements I will be at the County Assessor’s Office In the Couft House (excepting Sundays) until further no~ tice From’ o'clock A. rt. till 5 o’clock P. M. ‘All assessments on personal property i there is no real estate) are due and payable at the time of assessment. CAL, R. CLARLE, ’ ENTERPRISE BREWING Co., celina 2015-2023 Folsom Street, San Francisco. Brewers of the Celebrated EXTRA PALE, . CULMBACHER, RR ANOER, and STANDARD BEER, And Porter. <a. Ps LAGER «: A. ISOARD, General Agent, NEVADA CITY, CAI,