March 3, 1899 (4 pages)

oe Ee eee pee a ee See OR hia, EK the IP, aid and me lof ar for ary nay derse YUINE f Drs sent of GNETd and world, ,and it, and conning, Sama > first, rene w» body. wesone Pages, you “given acer npoun nonials mmend pstance . Com E OF @ new rkey & 1 infor} agent, erange r bel will be jon cial abels ent suite sketchwith a ‘features ureue, e same with injor a re‘ims. 38TH YRAR—NO. 11850 ‘ : Boa THE TRANSCRIPT. . ‘BROWN & CALKINS, : Proprietors. SUBSCRIPTION.RATES. By Mail $6 a Year, By Carrier 121-2 Cts. * Week. ADVERTISING RATES: — ' ade known be a Aasinss: Tiecay. i. there: ‘May Be Oth er Others!! BUT MISS THOMAS. . Teacher of. Plano Forte her’ res pg ers dress Box 55, Grass see LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA Crisset Bros, Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, cae ai BACON, Etc., Kuystongz MarketT—Commercial Street, J\ICKER AN'S ‘““The Referee.” ALWAYS THE BEST OF Wines, Ales, Ligaors and Cigars. Call and see how “tis yourself, : ‘ Commercial Street. >. Prank Smith Leave orders with Miss Madge Craw tore at . Rin x alleys at . Your money back te unsatisfactory. URUG STORE. Photo Supplies and ‘Stationery. Jack Scheeler /s: the Up-to-Date Tailor. = LS a ke ‘elas fee ‘Years ies 9 : (WILL BE GELESRATED IF MAY. Owing to the Recent ousting a the Old and New Worlds, This Is Especially Timely Just Now—A Fanious Piece of Sandstone That Commemorates —“ Event. aye While people all over the country are. rejoicing at the expulsion of thé Span. jards from the outlying part of the ‘western hemisphere, Alabamians are arranging to celebrate the centennial of the expulsion of the Spaniards from Alabama soil north of thel line of 81 degrees latitude. “The celebration will take place in May, this yefr, and will be under the auspices. of the Alabama Historical society. The committee met the other day in Mobile in the law office of Hannis Taylor, fotmer United, States minister to Spain. The members are Hannie Taylor, E. L. Russell, president of the Mobile and Ohio railroad; T, G. Bush, president of the Mobile and Birmingham railroad; P. J. Hamilton, former city attorney and author of ‘‘Colonial Mobile,’’ and Thomas M. Owen. An excursion will be given by rail from Mobile to Jackson, Clarke county, He keeps on hand the best stock of} © i E )Foréign and Doméstic Cloths in town. S OV. : SS and He makes suits at the lowest prices. Broad'street opposite National Hote A UNION MARKET, Commercial St., Nevada City. COLLEY BROS., <=. = Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. Ww, ak ALSO, KEEP ON HAND A CHOTOS Popular ates Taste Hams, Bacon and Lard. RANG ES. For economy in”Fuel, Good Cooking, Durability and all Desirable Features, ~: the celebrated Nevada City Undertaking Go. GEO. A. GRAY; Manager. Night calla from Union Hotel TeleGEO. E. TU RNE phone—Office, 281 ; Residence 283. _ Westwood. Stoves and Ranges, E=XCHL ALL OTHERS. The Reception Saloon, “Parnell’s” Old Stand, Commercial Street, Nevada City, Je sti condugtad ox on she lines which Locate me 80 r. No the pipee.ne Dopainr: acined dribkemnae to perfection, sides STEEL RANGES AND HEATING STOVES Andrews & Polkinghorn Handsome Lahea= ut pleating Meg se Are Dealers in all kinds ef Vegetables and Fruits, Fish, Etc. Free Delivery Wagon. road St reet, next to‘Armory Hall. Beautiful China and Glassware. “Tomale House , Stover Building. The very best of Tomales always on hanid—day and night. « A. SILVA, Proprietor. Everything In The Line of Hardware: and Tinware. Agent for the BEST CUTTLERY IN THE UNITED STATES. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street. and thence by boat to’ St. Stephens, Washington county, the first capital of Alabama. . Addresses will be made by Governor Joseph F. Johnston, president of the Alabama Historical society ; General Jcseph Wheeler, Hannis Taylor, and Petes J. Hamilton. After the addresses have been delivered the remains of the old town of St. Stephens and the old fort and cemetery will be visited. © Andrew Ellicott, a Quaker 1798 to survey the line: of 81 degrees north latitude. The survey began at the . east bank of the Mississippi river, at the line of 81 degrees north, and extended east. This was to be the boundary between the American and Spanish possessions as agreed to by the treaty of 1795. A few days after beginning the ts SOLE AGENT . sarvey Ellicott wae joined by Major Stephen Minor and Sir William DunFor Nevada City. bar, commissioners on the part of Spain. Great difficulties were encounHe also carries a large stock of Stoves of other takes, be.) teret-ta making tho-survey. It ifsaid that a mound was thrown. up at the end of every mile. When Pearl river was reached, Ellicott left the surveyors and ‘wert. down Pearl river, in a canoe to ‘New Orleans. There he bought.a small vessel, supplies and camp equipage and sailed to Mobile. He then proceeded up Mobile river until he reached the camp of the surveyors, who had in the meantime passed through the lands of the Choctaw nation. The line of 81 degrees struck Mobile river about six miles below the junction of the "fombigbee and Alabama rivers. bl The demarcation line determined the old Spanish station of St. Stephens was within the American boundary. The Spaniards deeply regretted this, for the post was important in connection with Indian trade and_diplomacy. In point James Foley Has the Finest Candy and Ice Cream Parlors In Nevada County, Speciaities—Home-made Candies and the best. of Ice Cream Soda, Commereial Street. _* OFFICE AND YARD, a Boulder Street, Call on us before Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular aprennion . id to the —_— tation of trical parti bh rs ng ages “he phen no *iglephones 84 for sale. DK. L. & D. MARSH. Nevada City. going elsewhere. . the military road of fact the treaty not only cut off the Spaniards from the Bigbee and Alabama rivers; but opened these river districts to American settlement. “This was created in that year, reaching from Georgia to the Mississippi river, and n cut from Georgia to the Tensas facilitated, the populating of the Bigbee country. . The beginning of Anglo-Saxon Alabama was on the FRED E. BROWN. BROWN & MORGAN, By) IN ~~ “Geo. Richardson, UNDERTAKER > AND * » EMBALMER. Parlors, Broad Sreet, opposite City’ Hall. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Hearse furnished in city free. Strict. attention to all calls, day or aight dy ‘attendant. Telephone, West 5. Real Estate and Insurance Agents OFFICB—Adjolning Luetje & Brand's, Broad street, Agents for Pacific States Savings, Loan Will do a general Real Estate business. Houses bought and sold on commission. Houses rented and rents collected. EDWARD J. MORGAN. NEVADA CITY, <« ° *> "5 = 2 -* © © CALIFORNIA. lower Tombigbee river, particularly at St. Stephens, with Fort Stoddard, ‘just below the junction cf the rivers, as the port of entry. The acquisition of Mobile by the Americans was then only a question of time. In making the survey of the demarcation line Ellicott erected .a® piece of sandstone at Chastang’s, ear a trestle 9} °2 the Mobile and Birmingham. railroad. This sandstone has become. famous and today is the starting point of all surveying in southwest Alabama. Some Brandied Figures, According to the familiar declaration” of the juvenile copy book, ‘*The essential difference between ‘whisky and brandy is that whisky is ‘made from grain and brandy is made from fruit.’’. The origin of brandy, or eau de vie, as it _is called in France, is German, being derived from brantwein, or burned wine, which a considerable home market has been obtained, is distilled according to the French formula the German designation of the product is adhered to in preference to the French. During the atid Building Co., of San Francisco, Cal. and though the American brandy. for fiscal year nning on July 1, 1897, THE “POPUL \R”’BAKERY Negotiations made for loans. — ening. oe. wn by oe ale maoent 4. brandy produced in the Bb peti ann al Agents for some of the best Fire and Life. Insurance}, cregated nearly 8,000,000 gallons, of a meee Companies. which California produced 2, 887,886 Ubmmorcial street, ie bow References—The business men of Nevada City. gallons, Virginia 105,115 gallons and BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and ANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cakes a’Specialty.om Fresh Compressed Yonst Cakes Con stantly on hand, Chas. E Tegler, Prop TELEPHONE 37. FOR SALE. The Moyle place near the depot is offered an 0 Hite oa the le lots. Eight tuated on Mereia street. ‘5 a rear plese on Nevada street is offered at reasonable terms. onildings. street is’ offered on the installment plan. ggg hee on Broed street can be purchased on easy terms, Lot on Park Avenue, 65x150,The old negro church 116 feet. Boulder st?eet are offered on pe eae ae fe i a with 14 acres of fie place. 0. Price’ under 6-Room House payments, ‘thin place ‘tieuated with good lot, situated ou Pine.street, at é barga'n, or I, $ A ranch 1500— lot 65 feet front and 100foot trout back, situated n $1,000—" oh nll spend ng room house with large lot, re sn . Well and Kentucky 66,174 gallons. Tried to Kill Caprivi. Count von Caprivi, who died the other day, lived five years after a supposed anarchist attempted to kill him $i500—A ranch of six acres near Nevada City. Good dwelling and out-. and Emperor William by the infernal machines he sent them. These machines ‘A new dwelling house of four rooms and bath, with lot 75 feet by ‘150 feet, . were exactly alike, and the boxes which: contained them were quite small, being }only five-inches in length. The onesent ekg street having a frontage of 70 by . *° Chancellor von Caprivi was accompanied by a note saying that the box contained a new and very fine variety y terms. r street one sale onkthe installment aia of radish seed. The writer evidently knew-that gardening and horticulture on. Cow and . were the diversions of Caprivi’s leisure the town imine ‘aud sbout. hours. Both boxes, exciting suspicion, it . Were opened with the greatest caution 2 Houses —s Ee! munne sem be found ud Wilt lease the plage for @ term of years at a low . and were found to be infernal machines: of a deadly character. of six acres kata EO City. SGood dwelling house and out Sail is Bae es Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. -ya¥e, and the ludians will not do; ‘ag Dons From Other Territory In the . was employed by the United States is was soon realized. Mississippi territory . ser ages The Basket Fad. ee A great many people nowadays ar maklug collections of baskets. It seems ‘to’be meceseary once in awhile’ to gét a new fad, the old ones baving ‘beén tin into the.ground. The basket fad “is an expensive one, and there is a wider range in it than many people might ‘think There are a great variety of iIndian baskets. “Some of them are v ‘then. ‘A man sent $25 into the an’s Exchange the other day ot ailbad if they would send him as gobd a collection asthey ovuld of ‘the: baskets of the Indians of the northwest, of which they have many varieties. One of these baskets, a very large one, as large oe small clothes hamper and the . made, wis sold the other day for 7. it ‘was made by an Indian w an of the aN I MEOTI oures= coemooacasenine cecil A. ISOARD. & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors. _. OF ALL KINDS, Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, Which is the best in the market. Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and: kegs. Also on sale Bock Beer. nine Malaga Wine for family and medici, Pa et cogs jal selection of Fine Wine AGenuing Imported Swiss, Limbu: and orders. jl SCHIIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR ‘DEALERS, Pine Strect.s.y.+se0++4:.+-Nevada City Cal LEADING LADY, . Best 5 Cent Cigar —1n stoox— LA ROSA HARMONIA American Laundry, SACRAMENTO. LEWIiIsS BUCKLEY Agent for Nevada City. ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED And all work done in first-class style. Orders left at the Fadden Cigar r junction of Main and Coyote streets, Seon ve prompt atte — ja The Best Liquors, “ ~ The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies, ke ton hand, such as: “Kentucky Taylor,” ‘Jesse = “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar t'epper,”* er: “Robin H Wm. J. Britiand. The Gem Saloon, CHAS, CLARK, Proprietor. eee Th are mai laces where you can ereare many plae wi ith h fine e Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars } But the cures of them all is the Old GEM, which. ag hadsuch' a good tation for *SROP IN ALL: YB WHO: "HAVE NEVER TRIED TH “THE The Leading Flour. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. A NIGHT SCHOOL PROF. G. W. OGDEN F THE. CITY SCHOOLS HAS OPENED a Night School at Washington Schoolhouse. All common school branches taught, including Book-Keeping. THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Céunselor at Law, (PFICESLONES BUILDING, COR. COM. mercial andPine streets. -” ery chased the dry goods and millinery store of ‘}Casper Cohn of this sity, and the store will . Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. . Copies of the Nevada County Directory can 50 CENTS A WEEK ] sociery DIRECTORY. Advertisements of uot to,¢ ave Hues in . Ka or i gsr Milo Lodge, Knights of ro gtias, able invariably tn in Savenes: Meets every Friday Evening, : At Pythian Castle. & . [=e Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to Business Change. attend. c ¥F, BELL, C. C, D. S. Prince of Sam Franciseo has pur-. 8. N. Sacecnarr, Kof Ke &3. or Weents itional line ‘amonth. Paybec! for about a week when due notice Ue. W will be given in the TRaNsontPr of the great x bargains whicly will be offered: mil Meets at Odd Fellows Hall or — a . . Every Wednesday evening at %;30 o'clock. For: Sale. GEORGE E. RUSSELL, M. W. CHARLES E. bons ete hat cari A good second-hand organ is offered for . pees ee sale, Inquire at this office. f27-1w. Neva Rebekah Degree, No. 119; 1. O. Hay For, Sale. is Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Fine wheat hay baled, will be sold in quan. ist and 8d Saturday AS of Month at 7:80 tities to suit and delivered to purchasers, App’y to Albert Straub, Cement Hill. pas on ROBERTS, N. G. ADELINE HATHERSALL, Sec. Tools Sharpened. i i nctkwmuwsuiawiewaet Encampment, No. 47,1. 0. pens seissors, knives, saws, ete. in tirstclass goats . « syle: at moderate pr Will call: for and deliver work. Givehim atrial. and he will please you. £28-1w. Meets at Odd Fellows Heil Every 2d and 4th haan A of each month at 1:30 o'clock. WM. McKINLAY JR.C. P. _GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe. Champion Boot Black. For the hest shine in town call on William . Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. u.@. W. Steyens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and Meets at Pythian Castle colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guarBvery Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. anteed. tf C, W. CHAPMAN Pres. ED. J. MORGAN, R. 8. For Rent. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W, Meets at Pythian Castle Second and fourth st, ROGERS, each month Pres. RS MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS RK. Five room house‘on Sgring street—rent $10 with water. Enqui re 338 Brown & MorGan. Nevada County Virectory. be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F; EB. BROWN. Transcript office. Dr. N. E. Chapman, ‘Dr. C. W. Chapman, : —PLAZA— LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. = oe fe Oe ea . at_residence, Sacramento st’ Nevada City, Cal.: NATIONAL; MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizeus’ Bank. C.J.NAFFZIGER, -« « Prop’r William & Thomas Harry, Srominers, Beef, Pork, Mutton (Successors toT. T. H. Mooney.) Veal, Sausages, ete. Hams, Baconand Lard ILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ONHAND THE . wholesale and retail. best horses and buggies that can be oba in the Bounty. we day and night. ish And all kinds of Menta hen you want a sty g give usa call. usually found ina fir class market. har ‘Goods delivered free @@Special attention to transients. Wa of charge, LICK HOUSE, Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., Center of Business District SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. JAMES CAIRNS, DEALER IN Harness and daddlery G. W. KINGSBURY, Manager, Special Accommodations For Traveling Men. HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING: MEN. PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: “ Plush Robes—$2 and upwards. Horse Blankets—$1 and upwards. Single Harness—$7.50 and upwards. cog tinses: to oF tae Lines. Modern Buggy Tops—Trimmed from $12 up. maaselae iid je virigs Through Rubber Aprons—$1.50 and upwards. . JAMES CAIRNS. Grand improvements are being made in \. this popane house, and when completed the Lick will be second to no houseon the Pacitic Coast. nll Perfection Empire Stable, Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Ho%e) in Brewing Nevada City. is Reached. ver" RUHSTALLER’S 66 99 has the largest lot of GILT EDGE Hoses, caRuces amp Buck . STEAM BEER To be found in this part of the State. JAMES HENSESSY, . There are other Beers, but > GILT EDGE '% IS PURE. Grass Valley and Nevada City . : WHEELIHAN BROS., "BUS LINE. Grass Valley. . Leave orders at Glenbrook Saloon Ralph Maitland, Proprietor, Pine Street, Nevada City. Four round trips daily. TIMETABLE: “Until further notice the ‘Bus will ‘make ‘regular trips between Nevada City and Grass vattey atthe following hours: ar Leaving Nevada City at 10 a, m., 2, 5 00 7) Peh NATIONAL sioaad pm. at 8:15 a.m., 1, Livery and Feed Stable. Passengers called for in any part of ~ mente town, without extra Leave. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. orders at the National Exchange Hotel. GEO. WETTERAU, Prop. . Best of iene to transient JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, « Transcript Block, Commercial Street . customers. Stables Open en All ‘Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. -Pelephone No, 72. “W. W. WAGGONER, ° Civil cre and Surveyor. LPuRre* os vada

oe Ee eee pee a ee See OR hia, EK the IP, aid and me lof ar for ary nay derse YUINE f Drs sent of GNETd and world, ,and it, and conning, Sama > first, rene w» body. wesone Pages, you “given acer npoun nonials mmend pstance . Com E OF @ new rkey & 1 infor} agent, erange r bel will be jon cial abels ent suite sketchwith a ‘features ureue, e same with injor a re‘ims. 38TH YRAR—NO. 11850 ‘ : Boa THE TRANSCRIPT. . ‘BROWN & CALKINS, : Proprietors. SUBSCRIPTION.RATES. By Mail $6 a Year, By Carrier 121-2 Cts. * Week. ADVERTISING RATES: — ' ade known be a Aasinss: Tiecay. i. there: ‘May Be Oth er Others!! BUT MISS THOMAS. . Teacher of. Plano Forte her’ res pg ers dress Box 55, Grass see LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA Crisset Bros, Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, cae ai BACON, Etc., Kuystongz MarketT—Commercial Street, J\ICKER AN'S ‘““The Referee.” ALWAYS THE BEST OF Wines, Ales, Ligaors and Cigars. Call and see how “tis yourself, : ‘ Commercial Street. >. Prank Smith Leave orders with Miss Madge Craw tore at . Rin x alleys at . Your money back te unsatisfactory. URUG STORE. Photo Supplies and ‘Stationery. Jack Scheeler /s: the Up-to-Date Tailor. = LS a ke ‘elas fee ‘Years ies 9 : (WILL BE GELESRATED IF MAY. Owing to the Recent ousting a the Old and New Worlds, This Is Especially Timely Just Now—A Fanious Piece of Sandstone That Commemorates —“ Event. aye While people all over the country are. rejoicing at the expulsion of thé Span. jards from the outlying part of the ‘western hemisphere, Alabamians are arranging to celebrate the centennial of the expulsion of the Spaniards from Alabama soil north of thel line of 81 degrees latitude. “The celebration will take place in May, this yefr, and will be under the auspices. of the Alabama Historical society. The committee met the other day in Mobile in the law office of Hannis Taylor, fotmer United, States minister to Spain. The members are Hannie Taylor, E. L. Russell, president of the Mobile and Ohio railroad; T, G. Bush, president of the Mobile and Birmingham railroad; P. J. Hamilton, former city attorney and author of ‘‘Colonial Mobile,’’ and Thomas M. Owen. An excursion will be given by rail from Mobile to Jackson, Clarke county, He keeps on hand the best stock of} © i E )Foréign and Doméstic Cloths in town. S OV. : SS and He makes suits at the lowest prices. Broad'street opposite National Hote A UNION MARKET, Commercial St., Nevada City. COLLEY BROS., <=. = Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. Ww, ak ALSO, KEEP ON HAND A CHOTOS Popular ates Taste Hams, Bacon and Lard. RANG ES. For economy in”Fuel, Good Cooking, Durability and all Desirable Features, ~: the celebrated Nevada City Undertaking Go. GEO. A. GRAY; Manager. Night calla from Union Hotel TeleGEO. E. TU RNE phone—Office, 281 ; Residence 283. _ Westwood. Stoves and Ranges, E=XCHL ALL OTHERS. The Reception Saloon, “Parnell’s” Old Stand, Commercial Street, Nevada City, Je sti condugtad ox on she lines which Locate me 80 r. No the pipee.ne Dopainr: acined dribkemnae to perfection, sides STEEL RANGES AND HEATING STOVES Andrews & Polkinghorn Handsome Lahea= ut pleating Meg se Are Dealers in all kinds ef Vegetables and Fruits, Fish, Etc. Free Delivery Wagon. road St reet, next to‘Armory Hall. Beautiful China and Glassware. “Tomale House , Stover Building. The very best of Tomales always on hanid—day and night. « A. SILVA, Proprietor. Everything In The Line of Hardware: and Tinware. Agent for the BEST CUTTLERY IN THE UNITED STATES. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street. and thence by boat to’ St. Stephens, Washington county, the first capital of Alabama. . Addresses will be made by Governor Joseph F. Johnston, president of the Alabama Historical society ; General Jcseph Wheeler, Hannis Taylor, and Petes J. Hamilton. After the addresses have been delivered the remains of the old town of St. Stephens and the old fort and cemetery will be visited. © Andrew Ellicott, a Quaker 1798 to survey the line: of 81 degrees north latitude. The survey began at the . east bank of the Mississippi river, at the line of 81 degrees north, and extended east. This was to be the boundary between the American and Spanish possessions as agreed to by the treaty of 1795. A few days after beginning the ts SOLE AGENT . sarvey Ellicott wae joined by Major Stephen Minor and Sir William DunFor Nevada City. bar, commissioners on the part of Spain. Great difficulties were encounHe also carries a large stock of Stoves of other takes, be.) teret-ta making tho-survey. It ifsaid that a mound was thrown. up at the end of every mile. When Pearl river was reached, Ellicott left the surveyors and ‘wert. down Pearl river, in a canoe to ‘New Orleans. There he bought.a small vessel, supplies and camp equipage and sailed to Mobile. He then proceeded up Mobile river until he reached the camp of the surveyors, who had in the meantime passed through the lands of the Choctaw nation. The line of 81 degrees struck Mobile river about six miles below the junction of the "fombigbee and Alabama rivers. bl The demarcation line determined the old Spanish station of St. Stephens was within the American boundary. The Spaniards deeply regretted this, for the post was important in connection with Indian trade and_diplomacy. In point James Foley Has the Finest Candy and Ice Cream Parlors In Nevada County, Speciaities—Home-made Candies and the best. of Ice Cream Soda, Commereial Street. _* OFFICE AND YARD, a Boulder Street, Call on us before Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular aprennion . id to the —_— tation of trical parti bh rs ng ages “he phen no *iglephones 84 for sale. DK. L. & D. MARSH. Nevada City. going elsewhere. . the military road of fact the treaty not only cut off the Spaniards from the Bigbee and Alabama rivers; but opened these river districts to American settlement. “This was created in that year, reaching from Georgia to the Mississippi river, and n cut from Georgia to the Tensas facilitated, the populating of the Bigbee country. . The beginning of Anglo-Saxon Alabama was on the FRED E. BROWN. BROWN & MORGAN, By) IN ~~ “Geo. Richardson, UNDERTAKER > AND * » EMBALMER. Parlors, Broad Sreet, opposite City’ Hall. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Hearse furnished in city free. Strict. attention to all calls, day or aight dy ‘attendant. Telephone, West 5. Real Estate and Insurance Agents OFFICB—Adjolning Luetje & Brand's, Broad street, Agents for Pacific States Savings, Loan Will do a general Real Estate business. Houses bought and sold on commission. Houses rented and rents collected. EDWARD J. MORGAN. NEVADA CITY, <« ° *> "5 = 2 -* © © CALIFORNIA. lower Tombigbee river, particularly at St. Stephens, with Fort Stoddard, ‘just below the junction cf the rivers, as the port of entry. The acquisition of Mobile by the Americans was then only a question of time. In making the survey of the demarcation line Ellicott erected .a® piece of sandstone at Chastang’s, ear a trestle 9} °2 the Mobile and Birmingham. railroad. This sandstone has become. famous and today is the starting point of all surveying in southwest Alabama. Some Brandied Figures, According to the familiar declaration” of the juvenile copy book, ‘*The essential difference between ‘whisky and brandy is that whisky is ‘made from grain and brandy is made from fruit.’’. The origin of brandy, or eau de vie, as it _is called in France, is German, being derived from brantwein, or burned wine, which a considerable home market has been obtained, is distilled according to the French formula the German designation of the product is adhered to in preference to the French. During the atid Building Co., of San Francisco, Cal. and though the American brandy. for fiscal year nning on July 1, 1897, THE “POPUL \R”’BAKERY Negotiations made for loans. — ening. oe. wn by oe ale maoent 4.. brandy produced in the Bb peti ann al Agents for some of the best Fire and Life. Insurance}, cregated nearly 8,000,000 gallons, of a meee Companies. which California produced 2, 887,886 Ubmmorcial street, ie bow References—The business men of Nevada City. gallons, Virginia 105,115 gallons and BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and ANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cakes a’Specialty.om Fresh Compressed Yonst Cakes Con stantly on hand, Chas. E Tegler, Prop

TELEPHONE 37.. FOR SALE. The Moyle place near the depot is offered an 0 Hite oa the le lots. Eight tuated on Mereia street. ‘5 a rear plese on Nevada street is offered at reasonable terms. onildings. street is’ offered on the installment plan. ggg hee on Broed street can be purchased on easy terms, Lot on Park Avenue, 65x150,The old negro church 116 feet. Boulder st?eet are offered on pe eae ae fe i a with 14 acres of fie place. 0. Price’ under 6-Room House payments, ‘thin place ‘tieuated with good lot, situated ou Pine.street, at é barga'n, or I, $ A ranch 1500— lot 65 feet front and 100foot trout back, situated n $1,000—" oh nll spend ng room house with large lot, re sn . Well and Kentucky 66,174 gallons. Tried to Kill Caprivi. Count von Caprivi, who died the other day, lived five years after a supposed anarchist attempted to kill him $i500—A ranch of six acres near Nevada City. Good dwelling and out-. and Emperor William by the infernal machines he sent them. These machines ‘A new dwelling house of four rooms and bath, with lot 75 feet by ‘150 feet, . were exactly alike, and the boxes which: contained them were quite small, being }only five-inches in length. The onesent ekg street having a frontage of 70 by . *° Chancellor von Caprivi was accompanied by a note saying that the box contained a new and very fine variety y terms. r street one sale onkthe installment aia of radish seed. The writer evidently knew-that gardening and horticulture on. Cow and . were the diversions of Caprivi’s leisure the town imine ‘aud sbout. hours. Both boxes, exciting suspicion, it . Were opened with the greatest caution 2 Houses —s Ee! munne sem be found ud Wilt lease the plage for @ term of years at a low . and were found to be infernal machines: of a deadly character. of six acres kata EO City. SGood dwelling house and out Sail is Bae es Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. -ya¥e, and the ludians will not do; ‘ag Dons From Other Territory In the . was employed by the United States is was soon realized. Mississippi territory . ser ages The Basket Fad. ee A great many people nowadays ar maklug collections of baskets. It seems ‘to’be meceseary once in awhile’ to gét a new fad, the old ones baving ‘beén tin into the.ground. The basket fad “is an expensive one, and there is a wider range in it than many people might ‘think There are a great variety of iIndian baskets. “Some of them are v ‘then. ‘A man sent $25 into the an’s Exchange the other day ot ailbad if they would send him as gobd a collection asthey ovuld of ‘the: baskets of the Indians of the northwest, of which they have many varieties. One of these baskets, a very large one, as large oe small clothes hamper and the . made, wis sold the other day for 7. it ‘was made by an Indian w an of the aN I MEOTI oures= coemooacasenine cecil A. ISOARD. & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors. _. OF ALL KINDS, Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, Which is the best in the market. Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and: kegs. Also on sale Bock Beer. nine Malaga Wine for family and medici, Pa et cogs jal selection of Fine Wine AGenuing Imported Swiss, Limbu: and orders. jl SCHIIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR ‘DEALERS, Pine Strect.s..y.+se0++4:.+-Nevada City Cal LEADING LADY, . Best 5 Cent Cigar —1n stoox— LA ROSA HARMONIA American Laundry, SACRAMENTO. LEWIiIsS BUCKLEY Agent for Nevada City. ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED And all work done in first-class style. Orders left at the Fadden Cigar r junction of Main and Coyote streets, Seon ve prompt atte — ja The Best Liquors, “ ~ The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies, ke ton hand, such as: “Kentucky Taylor,” ‘Jesse = “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar t'epper,”* er: “Robin H Wm. J. Britiand. The Gem Saloon, CHAS, CLARK, Proprietor. eee Th are mai laces where you can ereare many plae wi ith h fine e Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars } But the cures of them all is the Old GEM, which. ag hadsuch' a good tation for *SROP IN ALL: YB WHO: "HAVE NEVER TRIED TH “THE The Leading Flour. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. A NIGHT SCHOOL PROF. G. W. OGDEN F THE. CITY SCHOOLS HAS OPENED a Night School at Washington Schoolhouse. All common school branches taught, including Book-Keeping. THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Céunselor at Law, (PFICESLONES BUILDING, COR. COM. mercial andPine streets. -” ery chased the dry goods and millinery store of ‘}Casper Cohn of this sity, and the store will . Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. . Copies of the Nevada County Directory can 50 CENTS A WEEK ] sociery DIRECTORY. Advertisements of uot to,¢ ave Hues in . Ka or i gsr Milo Lodge, Knights of ro gtias, able invariably tn in Savenes: Meets every Friday Evening, : At Pythian Castle. & . [=e Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to Business Change. attend. c ¥F, BELL, C. C, D. S. Prince of Sam Franciseo has pur-. 8. N. Sacecnarr, Kof Ke &3. or Weents itional line ‘amonth. Paybec! for about a week when due notice Ue. W will be given in the TRaNsontPr of the great x bargains whicly will be offered: mil Meets at Odd Fellows Hall or — a . . Every Wednesday evening at %;30 o'clock. For: Sale. GEORGE E. RUSSELL, M. W. CHARLES E. bons ete hat cari A good second-hand organ is offered for . pees ee sale, Inquire at this office. f27-1w. Neva Rebekah Degree, No. 119; 1. O. Hay For, Sale. is Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Fine wheat hay baled, will be sold in quan. ist and 8d Saturday AS of Month at 7:80 tities to suit and delivered to purchasers, App’y to Albert Straub, Cement Hill. pas on ROBERTS, N. G. ADELINE HATHERSALL, Sec. Tools Sharpened. i i nctkwmuwsuiawiewaet Encampment, No. 47,1. 0. pens seissors, knives, saws, ete. in tirstclass goats . « syle: at moderate pr Will call: for and deliver work. Givehim atrial. and he will please you. £28-1w. Meets at Odd Fellows Heil Every 2d and 4th haan A of each month at 1:30 o'clock. WM. McKINLAY JR.C. P. _GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe. Champion Boot Black. For the hest shine in town call on William . Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. u.@. W. Steyens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and Meets at Pythian Castle colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guarBvery Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. anteed. tf C, W. CHAPMAN Pres. ED. J. MORGAN, R. 8. For Rent. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W, Meets at Pythian Castle Second and fourth st, ROGERS, each month Pres. RS MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS RK. Five room house‘on Sgring street—rent $10 with water. Enqui re 338 Brown & MorGan. Nevada County Virectory. be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F; EB. BROWN. Transcript office. Dr. N. E. Chapman, ‘Dr. C. W. Chapman, : —PLAZA— LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. = oe fe Oe ea . at_residence, Sacramento st’ Nevada City, Cal.: NATIONAL; MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizeus’ Bank. C.J.NAFFZIGER, -« « Prop’r William & Thomas Harry, Srominers, Beef, Pork, Mutton (Successors toT. T. H. Mooney.) Veal, Sausages, ete. Hams, Baconand Lard ILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ONHAND THE . wholesale and retail. best horses and buggies that can be oba in the Bounty. we day and night. ish And all kinds of Menta hen you want a sty g give usa call. usually found ina fir class market. har ‘Goods delivered free @@Special attention to transients. Wa of charge, LICK HOUSE, Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., Center of Business District SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. JAMES CAIRNS, DEALER IN Harness and daddlery G. W. KINGSBURY, Manager, Special Accommodations For Traveling Men. HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING: MEN. PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: “ Plush Robes—$2 and upwards. Horse Blankets—$1 and upwards. Single Harness—$7.50 and upwards. cog tinses: to oF tae Lines. Modern Buggy Tops—Trimmed from $12 up. maaselae iid je virigs Through Rubber Aprons—$1.50 and upwards. . JAMES CAIRNS. Grand improvements are being made in \. this popane house, and when completed the Lick will be second to no houseon the Pacitic Coast. nll Perfection Empire Stable, Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Ho%e) in Brewing Nevada City. is Reached. ver" RUHSTALLER’S 66 99 has the largest lot of GILT EDGE Hoses, caRuces amp Buck . STEAM BEER To be found in this part of the State. JAMES HENSESSY, . There are other Beers, but > GILT EDGE '% IS PURE. Grass Valley and Nevada City . : WHEELIHAN BROS., "BUS LINE. Grass Valley. . Leave orders at Glenbrook Saloon Ralph Maitland, Proprietor, Pine Street, Nevada City. Four round trips daily. TIMETABLE: “Until further notice the ‘Bus will ‘make ‘regular trips between Nevada City and Grass vattey atthe following hours: ar Leaving Nevada City at 10 a, m., 2, 5 00 7) Peh NATIONAL sioaad pm. at 8:15 a.m., 1, Livery and Feed Stable. Passengers called for in any part of ~ mente town, without extra Leave. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. orders at the National Exchange Hotel. GEO. WETTERAU, Prop. . Best of iene to transient JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, « Transcript Block, Commercial Street . customers. Stables Open en All ‘Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. -Pelephone No, 72. “W. W. WAGGONER, ° Civil cre and Surveyor. LPuRre* os vada