March 4, 1896 (4 pages)

( i } a Nevada City, Nevada County, Argued in the Circuit Court and Taken LocAn Reapine Nomicee—Ten Cents a Line Court at San Francisco, the case of Mes, E, h Sub-. OC, Huntington vs. City of Nevada, involv a Line aMonth. Rates. i, the legality of the issue of bonds for a new city water works, came up for hearing. The case was argued at length by Hon, J. WEDNESDAY..MARCH 4, 1896. M, Walling and A. D. Mason, on behalf of = the city, and by F. T. Nilon of this vity and /. sown last evening on her way to San Franesablisned'’sept. 6. 1860., Oalif. Peblished Evenings Daily Except Sundays and wearer “@Y Holidays . scagerrios t mua—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line sequent Time, One’ For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application ———Bs es ey Wil f San Francisco Mrs, PERSONAL POINTERS, . ttustington. Yesterday the cae ae mitted and taken under advisment by Judge nant ~. McKenna. A decision will probably be A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks. "™“"** ™ sie ociditbes toa => © Doings and Intentions. H. McKechnie, the painter, returned from Santa Rosa this morning. 56, last evening, three candidates were J. R. Davis of San Francisco arrived here nominated for delegates to the Grand Parlor, and three alternates were also nominated, Next Tuesday evening nominations will be‘reopened and an election held. on the morning train. -2Gits. Ziegler left on ‘the morning train for San Francisc>, Ed. Rooney of Rocklin, who has been here spending a few days, returned home yesterday. : an A. H, Prentiss came over from Truckee ” last night. Mrs. Smithers came down from Georgecisco, : R. E, Mott of San Francisco arrived here this morning. : ~ Geo. Bilco and Paul Borchardt, of San Francieg6,iatriyd ‘bere on the train this morning. JR. Richardson of San Francisco is in Mrs, Maloney came down from Blvomfiela yesterday. -Ed, Owner and Tom Longton, the comméreial travelers, arrived from Sacramento last night. Chas, Eddy went to Auburn yesterday. . Joba Murchie returned, from San Francisco yesterday. ; j. L. Van Eman came over from Lowa Hill last evening. F. W. Bank of San Juan arrived from the Bay last mighit.:. : Mrs. John MeBean of Washington returned,fromye visit to. San Francisco and Fresno lastnight, Dr. C. L. Muller.is quite sick and is confined:to his bedi. He is better today. W, D,-Vinton and wife and Mrs. C. L. Muller, returned last night from a short visit to Sacramento, Mrs#*Rebinson:of Plum Valley is here on & Vint og ea . C. 8. Brainer of San Francisco arrived here. last,.evening, on his way. to North Bloomfield. : “Charles Hj Uren hag retarned to Grass Valley from Amador county, where he has been niéking” important survey. _ §. BP. Dorsey, superintendent of the Maryland’mine, Grass Valley, has returned from a‘Visit*to hid old home in Louisiana. Distéict “Attofiey Frank R. Wehe of Sierra Cotility Btrived here today from Downieville'on his way to Sani Francisco. Nat. P. Brown,editer-of the TRANSORIPT, sccompanied by is wife, returned from San, cisco on this evening's train; John L, Sullivan.of San. Frangisco, who has been here ong ¥isit-to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Poingdestre at the Union Hotel, returned home today. W. F. Boyd came over from Chico to"Gailey Bryaut cameidown from Washington today. “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. Steam power is being used at the Harmony and Delaware mines for a few days, until the blockade of snow and.ice can. be Henry Codey, who fesided near Washington, died the other day, after being sick some time. Deceased'was about 50 years of age, unmarried, and a rancher by occupation, ~~ The snow was six inches deep at Penn Valley yesterday. nid, ™ The Senior bias ‘of “the Grass Valley _Hégh:Scheol' cotitem plates entertaining the Senior Class of the Nevada City High School in a short time. A drama wil] be presth ted; followed-by Social hop. © ; There’ will “be "a class meeting at the Methodist Church tonight, at the usual hour. is onetable Townsend brought two tramps up from Grass Valley this afternoon and delivered them at the county. jail, where they will serve ten days each for vagrancy, Hot chowder from 9 to 11 tonight, at the Star and Crescent, Commercial street. Fine wires for family use at the Star and Crescent wine rooms, Commercial street. James Cosgrove and Wm, Costigan came up from Maryeville today. vr 5 ; The Electric Power Company is putting up a five marble-switch-board in their [office in this city. > \paliding that’George Gehrig is havi up at the Plaza. Jack © lin,, the stage driver, came up from Marysville today with a four-in-hand, time, a eee. ficers aga thembers of Company C, Second Reg., N. G. C., on Thursday evening, € SLYTRANSCRIPT. THR WATER BONDS CASE tainment, consisting of interesting exercises and a collation, will be furnished by the P, Q, RB and § division of the members. jl] be a special-meeting’of ‘the’ofusual hour, A full at~ a Under Advisement. Monday, in ‘the United States Circuit ee Native Sons’ Doings. At the meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. ' After the meeting next week an enterThe Grand Cave of Curly Bears bas been asked to visit Marysville and Forbestown and institute caves, As soon as the new regalias and paraphernalia are obt: ited the officers of the Curly Bears will arrange to go to these towns and instruct their brother Natives in the mysteries of this burlesque or side degree, to ‘which only members of the Native Sons are eligible. A Supposed Stuice Robber. The Chinaman Ah Jack, who was shot at Quaker Hill yesterdy morning, will most likely recover, as his injuries are not very serious, , He received a portion of a charge of shot in the neck and side of his face, . It is believed by some that he was peppered while attempting to rob sluices, as there’are no powder marke about the wound, which would be the case had he been shot at close range either accidentally or intentionally. _ John Sherman, who went after the injured Mongolian with a sleigh, brought him to town last evening and took him to Chinatown, where his friends have taken charge of him, May Have to Surrender. The Board of Location of the N. G. C. recently referred the matter of organization of independent military companies on partial appropriation to the Adjutant General. That officer has reported adversely against the petition of proposed independent companies, It is thought that Cempany H of Grass Valley will be obliged to surrender its arms and equipments to the State, although Captain Riley is still hopeful that Grass Valley will have a military company. Approaching Nuptials. Invitations have been issued for the wedding of George Adair and Miss Nellie Martin, a young and popular couple of this city, which will take place on Thursday, March 12th: The ceremony will be performed at the residence of the: bride’s ‘parente, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, on Prospect street, at 10 o'clock A. mM. of the day named. The Fourth of March. —— One year from today, a. v., and in the évent of our successfully surviving the for~ ‘eign difficulties now confronting us, and that we are still an independent republic, Washingtov, D, C., will again be the scene of inaugural ceremonies, Let US so conduct OURSELVES now.as to be able. to .say, one year from ‘this date, to all foreign powers: ‘‘Well done thou good and faithful servants.” See ! ~'Torprprry-of-the-liver, and. disorders of the stomach and bowels, cause headache and the failure of all desire for good, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills stimulate the action of the stomach, liver, and bowels, cure headache, and restore the appetite. ed BORN. At Lime Kiln, Grass Valley township, to E. C, Hawkins, a son, Shoes For Six Bits. You can buy a good pair of Boys’ School Shoes for 75 cents at the Branch Wonder. IMMIGRANTS and returning voyagers find ‘in Ayer’s Sarsaparilla a cure for eruptions, boils, pimples, eczema, ete., whether resulting from seagdiet and life on ship-board, or from avy other cause. Its value as a tonic and alterative medicine cannot be overestimated, ss Will Continue. —— R-member, we are selling for cash and making prices luwer. £29 Leas, & Suaw Co, Oe~ Hurep Corn, something new and decidedly nice, at Gaylord’s, tf Notice’ to the Public. Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. ‘ H, Levirt, February 27, 1896. J. Levy. oe ee by sickness, mental exhaustion, wearin tight-fitting hats, and by over-work an trouble; Hall’s Renewer will prevent it, ” blood. . All Recommend It. —— ‘our physician, your, dru Teles raph ic M, Doyle shot himself Sunday night at the home of his widowed mother, where he was staying with his wile and two children. This ends our first month of cash business, We have sold to Mrs. J. Levy all our interest in the entire stock cf goods now located in. the Branch Wonder Store on’ Daxpuurr is either hereditary or caused . Are You Ong 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) F ist and about Shilch’s Care for Con"SHOT. HIMSELR, Newsurocn,. N. Y., March 3.—Edward He stood before a mirror, pointed the revolver at his breast and the bullet entered just above the heart. He will probably die. Five years ago Doyle was followed here from Portland, Or., where he had been in the lumber business, by an officer, who took him back there on a charge of embezz ement and forgery. His mother settled this gage by paying $800. Not long ago he got into some trouble in New Jersey, and a warrant was issued for his arrest, but it is said that the case was settled, He returned to Newburgh on Saturday night, and a short time thereafter shot himself. AT LEAST FOUR LIYES LOST, Urtea, N. Y., March 3.—The Genessee apartment house in this city was. burned this morning. It was seven stories high and. contained 250 inmates. Four lives were lost, The building cost $80,000 four years ago. i es Getting Ready. Orders have: been.issued. by. the Navy Department directing that stores for the battleships Oregon and Massachusetts be assembled at Mare Island — and. League Island, respectively. These orders are ip anticipatiop of the early completion of the vessels and their éntrahce into. commission. It is a matter of months to assemble stores for a large vessel like either of these, The Navy Department is taking steps to provide ammunition for the thirteen-ineh guns for the Indiana and the battleships Oregon and Massachnsetts. when they are placed ‘in commission. Samples of this powder are on their way to the Indian Head proving grounds from the California Powder Works. Should it give the required veloc~ ity of about 2100 feet per second and less than fifteen tons pressure, it will be accepted by the Government, NO WAR WITH SPAIN. New York, March 3.—Spanish merchants estimate ‘that at the present time there are about 500° members of the distinctively Spanish colony in this city, A number of them agreed yesterday afternoon that only ue opinion exists among men of their’ nationality. They do not believe there will be a war ‘with Spain, and again they are just as firm in, their notion that Spain will not give up Cyba. ~ 2 Died at the Hospital. Peter Young, who has been a resident:of this place a long time, died at the County Hospital this morning. Some years ago the deceased was pantry man at the Union Hotel for quite a while. Afterwards ‘he was engaged in the saloon business with J. C. Doanelly, at the place now occupied by: Monk Bros. on, Broad street, He was a native of England, aged 75 years, and wasa man of cheerful, quite manners, ee Fire Company Meeting. — Every member of Pennsylvania. Engine: Company, No. 2, is reques‘ed to attend the meeting tonight, as important business ig to be transacted. A collation will be served after the meeting. Death From Pneumonia. Alexander Haven died at Glen brook early this morning, from pneumonia, after asickness of two days. Deceased was formerly engaged in ranching, but of late worked at.the carpenter’s trade, He, was 47-years of age. _ A wife, two> sons, aged respectively 16 to 14 years, and a daughter six years old, sutvive him, Deceased is a brother of Mrs, John Hart of this city. Negotiations Are Pending. John Gl.sson of Grass Valley has returned frem a trip below. He says negotiations are pending for the purchase of his electric light and gas plani by the Nevada County Electric Power Conipany,) bint nothing definite has yet been done. . fo ridge, who has been aresident of this city for the past thirty years or more, died very suddenly at 11 o’clock this forenoon at her home on Hast Broad street. ailing for some time, but did not consider her case sufficiently serious to call in ‘e physician. . This morning she got up and 1 House Cleaning. DIRD QUITE UNEXPECTEDLY. 1, Mrs, E. C. Baldridge, an Old Resident, Passed Away This Morning, Mre, E, Baldridge, wife of Erastas Bald-. She had be@n thought she was able to attend. to some household work, but soon found that she was too feeble. About an hour later she died. ; : Deceased leaves a husband and two married daughters, one of whom, Mrs, Dennis Driscoll, resides in San Francisco, and the other, Mrs, H. Chapman, lives at David Island in New York harbor, Mrs, Baldridge was a native of Ireland, aged about 61 heart failure, Mrs, Driscoll has been telegraphed for, and upon her arrival the time for holding the funeral will be fixed. Sheriff's Sale. Sheriff Douglass today sold the Rainbow inine, ‘situated in Washington township, to satisfy’miners’ liens filed some time ago by Frank Worthington and others and a lien filed by George E. Turner for supplies furnished; The property, with the exception of W. H, Mead’s interest, was bid in by Frank Worthington for $1,747.45. Mead’s interest was bid in by George E. Turner for $1.01. oe Masonic., Members of Nevada Chapter, R.A. M., will go to Grass Valley tonight to confer the Royal Arch degree in the Chapter at that place. The Blue Lodge at this place will confer the Fellowship degree tonight, Rainfall. Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 9 o’clock yesterday morning, .70 of an inch; up to this morning, .01 of an inch; for the month, 1.09 inches, Total for the season, 35.48 inches. e@eoe Three California Dianas. M’liss, whom, Bret Harte immortalized, is thrown in the shade by three real flesh and bleod young women who live in the wilderness above Ukiah, Cal. They are Olive, Gussie and Addie Manchester. They recently ran across a big OLIVE MANCHESTER. QGUSSIE MANCHESTER. ADDIE MANCHESTER. black bear while fishing. Miss Olive promptly wounded him with her rifle and sent her sisters home after a pack of hounds. They trailed Mr, Bruin and filled him so ful] of lead that he gave up the ghost. The three girls took his skin home and sent a wagon after his carcass, which weighed "590 pounds. Miss Olive has killed bears before, as well'as many deer and a few panthers, Flower Festivals, Fiestas, Rose Carnivals, and the like, will be the delight of California for the next two or three months, eer Santa’ Barbara Flower Festival, the fame of which is word-wide, and the glory of which, like that of Solomon, is not half told, opens April 15th. will reign 3 deys an arbitrary and absolute despot, © ; comer ‘La Fiesta de Los Angeles, now fixed not less illustrious than its older prototypes, San Jose, May. oth . full of promise, ~~ REDUCED RATES ‘. call on agents for particulars. years. Death was probably the result of . ,8tories except the most prominent man Queen Flora in the chronology of California feasts, and commences April 22, and the riot of fun family. Inquire at this office, {21 will spread over 4 days. One single room to rent for $3 a month, ween } née Carnival of Roses, to take place in and 9th, inciusive, though a more recent’ candidate for favors : . of the fun-loving world, yet because of the . consisting of about 5 acres of land, a good ‘limitless possibi cha the Garden ity for . house and other buildings, besides ‘all stock anything that.1s made of aon a quite a8} on the place is offered for sale at a bargain, Will be made by the Souramax Pacrrc Company tor all'these brilliant events. Ar-. _ Ty ese a), ‘. range your programmes accordingly, an Ladies’ ang gentlemen’s class meets every ay FOR HIS HEALTH. He Had a Witness, but the Witness Wasn't Saying a,Word. account of some disgrace, scandal or criminal charge. Several of these gathered in aroom one evening and agreed. bank cashier and was accused of embezzlement. Another had escaped from an injured hosband. Another had been ed, in self defense. of the town. coming to Texas,’’ he said. ‘‘I came for my health.’‘«For your health?’’ ‘Yes. health. ’’ arose and said: ‘Phe colonel tells the truth. He would only have lived two weeks. He was sentenced to be hanged and escaped. I was there then, but I ain’t saymg a word, as there are reasons for my not pert” with people back in Illinois, ’’?— hington Star. _He fiaa the Coon, to it: A part} consisting -of hunters, . ¢ without any luck whatever. Finally, however, the dogs treed a coon upa very large tree. whereabouts of his coonship. await developments. Soon after the negro had disappeared among the branches the attention of al] was drawn to avery of negro. and coon dialect. Some one ventured the remark ; ‘Bill, have you got that coon?”’ ‘*Yas, sab,’ was tho reply. ‘‘I’se got some o’ dein darkies up her’ to help me turn him loose.’*—Atlanta Constitution. Tar slight cold, of which you think so little, may lead to serious trouble with the lungs diseases, length inserted under this head for 50 Cents AL charged with bribery in an election., in operating expenses. Another had killed a man, as he claim. ferred to weighs less than 1000 pounds and ‘All had told their . the entire equipment, embracing shafts, boxes, driving pulleys, etc., only about 4000 e ‘ i pounds, A steam power plant to give the There is nothing sensational in my same.capacity would not weigh lesd than 200 tons and the expense of operating such a plant would be well into the thousands IT. knew that I did not have . every month, while the cost of ranning the more than two weeks to live unless {. Pelton wheel is merely the oil'used for the changed climate, and I came to Texas, . journal bearings. where I have entirely regained my . extensive plant affords an excellent illustra. ; tion of advantages of the modern economical Then a man who had not been noticed methods of mining, and of how low-grade [RUN BY PELTON WHBRLS. —— Bleven of These Motors Used at the Famous Treadwell Mine. The Pelton Wheel Co. of San Francisca has recently shipped a 400 H. P. wheel to eee : run the new 120-stamp mill of the AlaskaIn the early days of Texas there weré . Mexican Co. on Douglas island, Alaska, some communities ae which almost ©V. the Alaska-Treadwell mine, adjoiting, is ery citizen had left bis former home using eleven Pelton wheels in its various operations of milling, pumping, hoisting, air compressors, dynamos, et@& ‘The comthat they would tell the true story of . pany states ‘‘A single wheel seven feet in how they came to go to Texas, 60 a Star . diameter is running the entire mill, consistreporter was informed by Colonel James . ing of 240 stamps and ninety-six concentraAllen, a well known citizen of the Lone . tors, requiring upwards of 600 H. BP. A Star State. The first speaker had been 4 . , .table instance of the advantages of water power mining operations is afforded in this plant—not only as regard initial cost, but The wheéT above reore can be made to pay large dividends.” The operation of this ound, he holds services, Removed to Cloverdale. . A correspondent writes to the Healdsburg Enterprise as follows: “Rev. J. i Shurtleff and faimly removed from Santa Rosa to Cloverdale last week, and have taken, up a temporary residence in the Laribee , Here’s a Georgia story with a moral . house, until a more suitable dwelling place is Mr. Shurtleff is the new rector of the dogs, axes and torches galore had been Church of the Good Sheperd at Cloverdale, hunting for a good part of the night} 145: paul’s Church at Healdsburg, holding . ” services at both place 6n alternate Sundays. While discussing the . He is very favorably liked by all denomisubject of cutting down such a large . nations, and public opinion stamps him at tree, one of the many negroes volunteer. being an earnest, sincere christian of more ed to climb the tree and investigate the . than ordinary ability, and well worthy the ‘ good example he should set in his high and All agreed to this and sat around to holy calling. The little Episcopal ponent here is taxed to its utmost capacity when We earnestly hope that peculiar sound emanating from the top . bis stay in Cloverdale will be a permanent of the tree, It, was a kind of a mixture . one, o®: out any good result, lief at once, Ladies’ Oxford Ties. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, patent tips, only $1 dis her’ coon, bat I wish you’ u’d send . per pair, at the Branch Wonder, oe. “2@e May Do As Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, IIl., write: ‘Avoid this result by taking Ayer’s. that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for Cherry Pectoral, the best known remedy for . many years, with severe pains in his back colds, coughs, catarrb, bronchitis, incipient . and also that his bladder was affected. He . consumption, and all other throat and’ lung tried many so called Kidney cures bat withAbout a year ago he ~ began use of Electric Bitters and found reco WIT Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and often gives almost instant re lief. One trial will prove our statement, Price only 5(c, for large bottle. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in} erman & bo. Drug i 28 m2-ti At DickAdvertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters re~ maining in the postofiice af Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., March 4, 1896. “4 Battenfield, Samuel ines Eddy, Peter Feldkirchner, John x Fenstermaker, Mrs, Nannie . Fenstermaker, Wm. H, (2) French, Mrs. A. J. ere 4 Harper, Richard B,. Fare Deviate Hangan, Wm. ete Hansen, Mrs. Peter . Higgins, Frank Hocking, J. A. Johnson, Peter Nettle, John Shaffer, Joe . Wischersky, Mrs. Emily Williams, Frank Wieger, Mrs. A. : If not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Pistia eh Leonarp 8, Carxrins, P.M, pom Native Sons’ Notice. ie ecm . The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8. G. W.,, will be held this evening ond a full attendance is desired. By order, W, T. Monk, Pres, FE. J. Moraan, Seo’y. Lumber Notice. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Lumber Firms of Nevada City and Graas Valley, that on after this date the price of Lumber will be uniformly the same at our yards in these towns, ‘ Tue Tow es Bros, Co., M, L. & D. Marsa, H. & F. L. Coorer, : Nevada City Union Lumper Co., se J, C, Conaway & Bro., , Grass Valley.’ February 24, 1896. yah Srauis to let, Enquire of G. D, Buckley. Oe e-+Hoon’s Pitts have won_ high’ praise for heir prompt and efficient yet easy ac tion, Notice. 2 ddl Ess firm herctofore existing under the firm name and style of Scadden & Cleveland, doing business in Nevada City, Cal., 18 this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Phil Scadden having purchased the entire interest of Chas. Clevelani in the ‘concern, and he wilk hereafter conduct the same. . Glas. CLEVELAN i LAND. February 17, 1896, To Contractors. ene @ Sealed Proposals will be received up to Feb. 29, 1896, at 8 o'clock P. M. for building of a Power House. For specifiwane call at K, Casper’s ofce a week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Centsa mouth. Payable invariably in advance.} NOTICE. Free lecture every Monday and Saturday evenings at the Lecture Room in the M. E, Church, Broad street, at 7:30 p.m. This lecture is for the lavoring man and woman, and capital and business men as well, Copy of by-laws free. Subject: ‘*Equitable Cooperation Made Plain.” m2-lw G. W. WiLDERMAN, Speaker. Lime for Sale. Lime in any quantity and at lowest rates at my lime house near the depot. Enquire at Towle Bros, office. {27 J. M. Smira. Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to do housework for a small family. Apply at this office, £25 ; Business For Sale. Owing to ill health Mrs, M. A. Hocking on Broad street, offers her stock of grostand is one of the best in town and doing a good business. £25-lw Lost. A silver watch was lost between Mooney’s ranch and Rock Creek on Sunday.— The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. {24-1w Wanted. ~ A house with large lot, tb rent or lease, Reliable parties. Apply at this office, {24 { Furnished Rooms to Let. Four rooms, neatly furnished, suitable for housekeeping for man and wife or small For Sale. The EB. W, Towle ranch near Sugar Loaf, For full particulars enquire on the premises f19-1m -. Mrs, B, W. Towue. *" Michell’s Dancing School. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Children’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 “THE FIRM OF “'Phey will recommend it, Sold . Goldsmith & Dunster ly ‘clean an ME, 80 as pott BrBONA ee RED Topo. oven SeSAntNo jatin “done on . a wf, wnd satisfaction guar-. House and lot on Nevada street. House ; contains seven,rooms and bath, Apply to . o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hall orat residence. 225 Swart Has Charge Again. Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograph Gallery. High-grade work at popular prices catches em. ©” a8-tt 2 For Sale. _Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon, Enquire of F, T. Nilon. For Sale. a q 'o None in the World Equal To It . The Best of All om Ladies’ Favorite. H : u E Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come. It would then seem plain that it is woman’s duty to secure series, ete. for sale at big bargain, The. THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTIN G Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine of Royal Worcester, (i i 150 styles at prices from 5OQ cents to $10. Mrs. Lester & Craw ford, . Sole Agents for Nevada City. Rm SE NABLE. at KEAbD'sS FURNITURE The, Cash Grocer. it —— YOUHAVE GOTTO TRAVEL TO KEEPUP WITH Colley Building, Commercial Street. Ce FOR HIS PRICES ARE DOWN ————— THEDAILY ————————— BROWN & CAL 18 Cts. per Wee ——— WHEN PA SIX DOLLA ———_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— WEDNESDAY. —_—— “Teley —————— Nevada City Kastern ..5+. Weatern ,.-++> 'Graes Valley. Sierra , Uiby.s.-.s N. Bloomtield. . ~ «Ya Boks coe * Mondays, W Office Hours— days and Holids ce Union Mr, Wm, Mul Back William: C, A. Whitme M., Dierson, S John Monon, «Henry Money M. Lord, Co! Scene: A sol Teacher (to got your certi amallpox ? “Yes, sir.” “Have you “Yes, sir.” “Have yot bacillus ?” Yes, sir.” “Have you are proof agai and acarlet fe “Yes, sir.” “Are you . ing cup?” “Yes, sir.’ «Will you to exchange and never to own?” “Yes, Sir. **Do you s gated with s kled with ct “Yea, sir, «‘Hans, I quirements: can climb tl isolated alu ing your Nachrichte Celluloic cents, at th often aver fevers. in count from the Grecuri eotric . at Dicker

( i } a Nevada City, Nevada County, Argued in the Circuit Court and Taken LocAn Reapine Nomicee—Ten Cents a Line Court at San Francisco, the case of Mes, E, h Sub-. OC, Huntington vs. City of Nevada, involv a Line aMonth. Rates. i, the legality of the issue of bonds for a new city water works, came up for hearing. The case was argued at length by Hon, J. WEDNESDAY...MARCH 4, 1896. M, Walling and A. D. Mason, on behalf of = the city, and by F. T. Nilon of this vity and /. sown last evening on her way to San Franesablisned'’sept. 6. 1860., Oalif. Peblished Evenings Daily Except Sundays and wearer “@Y Holidays . scagerrios t mua—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line sequent Time, One’ For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application ———Bs es ey Wil f San Francisco Mrs, PERSONAL POINTERS, . ttustington. Yesterday the cae ae mitted and taken under advisment by Judge nant ~. McKenna. A decision will probably be A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks. "™“"** ™ sie ociditbes toa => © Doings and Intentions. H. McKechnie, the painter, returned from Santa Rosa this morning. 56, last evening, three candidates were J. R. Davis of San Francisco arrived here nominated for delegates to the Grand Parlor, and three alternates were also nominated, Next Tuesday evening nominations will be‘reopened and an election held. on the morning train. -2Gits. Ziegler left on ‘the morning train for San Francisc>, Ed. Rooney of Rocklin, who has been here spending a few days, returned home yesterday. : an A. H, Prentiss came over from Truckee ” last night. Mrs. Smithers came down from Georgecisco, : R. E, Mott of San Francisco arrived here this morning. : ~ Geo. Bilco and Paul Borchardt, of San Francieg6,iatriyd ‘bere on the train this morning. JR. Richardson of San Francisco is in Mrs, Maloney came down from Blvomfiela yesterday. -Ed, Owner and Tom Longton, the comméreial travelers, arrived from Sacramento last night. Chas, Eddy went to Auburn yesterday. . Joba Murchie returned, from San Francisco yesterday. ; j. L. Van Eman came over from Lowa Hill last evening. F. W. Bank of San Juan arrived from the Bay last mighit.:. : Mrs. John MeBean of Washington returned,fromye visit to. San Francisco and Fresno lastnight, Dr. C. L. Muller.is quite sick and is confined:to his bedi.. He is better today. W, D,-Vinton and wife and Mrs. C. L. Muller, returned last night from a short visit to Sacramento, Mrs#*Rebinson:of Plum Valley is here on & Vint og ea . C. 8. Brainer of San Francisco arrived here. last,.evening, on his way. to North Bloomfield. : “Charles Hj Uren hag retarned to Grass Valley from Amador county, where he has been niéking” important survey. _ §. BP. Dorsey, superintendent of the Maryland’mine, Grass Valley, has returned from a‘Visit*to hid old home in Louisiana. Distéict “Attofiey Frank R. Wehe of Sierra Cotility Btrived here today from Downieville'on his way to Sani Francisco. Nat. P. Brown,editer-of the TRANSORIPT, sccompanied by is wife, returned from San, cisco on this evening's train; John L, Sullivan.of San. Frangisco, who has been here ong ¥isit-to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Poingdestre at the Union Hotel, returned home today. W. F. Boyd came over from Chico to"Gailey Bryaut cameidown from Washington today. “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. Steam power is being used at the Harmony and Delaware mines for a few days, until the blockade of snow and.ice can. be Henry Codey, who fesided near Washington, died the other day, after being sick some time. Deceased'was about 50 years of age, unmarried, and a rancher by occupation, ~~ The snow was six inches deep at Penn Valley yesterday. nid, ™ The Senior bias ‘of “the Grass Valley _Hégh:Scheol' cotitem plates entertaining the Senior Class of the Nevada City High School in a short time. A drama wil] be presth ted; followed-by Social hop. © ; There’ will “be "a class meeting at the Methodist Church tonight, at the usual hour. is onetable Townsend brought two tramps up from Grass Valley this afternoon and delivered them at the county. jail, where they will serve ten days each for vagrancy, Hot chowder from 9 to 11 tonight, at the Star and Crescent, Commercial street. Fine wires for family use at the Star and Crescent wine rooms, Commercial street. James Cosgrove and Wm, Costigan came up from Maryeville today. vr 5 ; The Electric Power Company is putting up a five marble-switch-board in their [office in this city. > \paliding that’George Gehrig is havi up at the Plaza. Jack © lin,, the stage driver, came up from Marysville today with a four-in-hand, time, a eee. ficers aga thembers of Company C, Second Reg., N. G. C., on Thursday evening, € SLYTRANSCRIPT. THR WATER BONDS CASE tainment, consisting of interesting exercises and a collation, will be furnished by the P, Q, RB and § division of the members. jl] be a special-meeting’of ‘the’ofusual hour, A full at~ a Under Advisement. Monday, in ‘the United States Circuit ee Native Sons’ Doings. At the meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. ' After the meeting next week an enterThe Grand Cave of Curly Bears bas been asked to visit Marysville and Forbestown and institute caves, As soon as the new regalias and paraphernalia are obt: ited the officers of the Curly Bears will arrange to go to these towns and instruct their brother Natives in the mysteries of this burlesque or side degree, to ‘which only members of the Native Sons are eligible. A Supposed Stuice Robber. The Chinaman Ah Jack, who was shot at Quaker Hill yesterdy morning, will most likely recover, as his injuries are not very serious, , He received a portion of a charge of shot in the neck and side of his face, . It is believed by some that he was peppered while attempting to rob sluices, as there’are no powder marke about the wound, which would be the case had he been shot at close range either accidentally or intentionally. _ John Sherman, who went after the injured Mongolian with a sleigh, brought him to town last evening and took him to Chinatown, where his friends have taken charge of him, May Have to Surrender. The Board of Location of the N. G. C. recently referred the matter of organization of independent military companies on partial appropriation to the Adjutant General. That officer has reported adversely against the petition of proposed independent companies, It is thought that Cempany H of Grass Valley will be obliged to surrender its arms and equipments to the State, although Captain Riley is still hopeful that Grass Valley will have a military company. Approaching Nuptials. Invitations have been issued for the wedding of George Adair and Miss Nellie Martin, a young and popular couple of this city, which will take place on Thursday, March 12th: The ceremony will be performed at the residence of the: bride’s ‘parente, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, on Prospect street, at 10 o'clock A. mM. of the day named. The Fourth of March. —— One year from today, a. v., and in the évent of our successfully surviving the for~ ‘eign difficulties now confronting us, and that we are still an independent republic, Washingtov, D, C., will again be the scene of inaugural ceremonies, Let US so conduct OURSELVES now.as to be able. to .say, one year from ‘this date, to all foreign powers: ‘‘Well done thou good and faithful servants.” See ! ~'Torprprry-of-the-liver, and. disorders of the stomach and bowels, cause headache and the failure of all desire for good, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills stimulate the action of the stomach, liver, and bowels, cure headache, and restore the appetite. ed BORN. At Lime Kiln, Grass Valley township, to E. C, Hawkins, a son, Shoes For Six Bits. You can buy a good pair of Boys’ School Shoes for 75 cents at the Branch Wonder. IMMIGRANTS and returning voyagers find ‘in Ayer’s Sarsaparilla a cure for eruptions, boils, pimples, eczema, ete., whether resulting from seagdiet and life on ship-board, or from avy other cause. Its value as a tonic and alterative medicine cannot be overestimated, ss Will Continue. —— R-member, we are selling for cash and making prices luwer. £29 Leas, & Suaw Co, Oe~ Hurep Corn, something new and decidedly nice, at Gaylord’s, tf Notice’ to the Public. Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. ‘ H, Levirt, February 27, 1896. J. Levy. oe ee by sickness, mental exhaustion, wearin tight-fitting hats, and by over-work an trouble; Hall’s Renewer will prevent it, ” blood. . All Recommend It. —— ‘our physician, your, dru Teles raph ic M, Doyle shot himself Sunday night at the home of his widowed mother, where he was staying with his wile and two children. This ends our first month of cash business, We have sold to Mrs. J. Levy all our interest in the entire stock cf goods now located in. the Branch Wonder Store on’ Daxpuurr is either hereditary or caused . Are You Ong 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) F ist and about Shilch’s Care for Con"SHOT. HIMSELR, Newsurocn,. N. Y., March 3.—Edward He stood before a mirror, pointed the revolver at his breast and the bullet entered just above the heart. He will probably die. Five years ago Doyle was followed here from Portland, Or., where he had been in the lumber business, by an officer, who took him back there on a charge of embezz ement and forgery. His mother settled this gage by paying $800. Not long ago he got into some trouble in New Jersey, and a warrant was issued for his arrest, but it is said that the case was settled, He returned to Newburgh on Saturday night, and a short time thereafter shot himself. AT LEAST FOUR LIYES LOST, Urtea, N. Y., March 3.—The Genessee apartment house in this city was. burned this morning. It was seven stories high and. contained 250 inmates. Four lives were lost, The building cost $80,000 four years ago. i es Getting Ready. Orders have: been.issued. by. the Navy Department directing that stores for the battleships Oregon and Massachusetts be assembled at Mare Island — and. League Island, respectively. These orders are ip anticipatiop of the early completion of the vessels and their éntrahce into. commission. It is a matter of months to assemble stores for a large vessel like either of these, The Navy Department is taking steps to provide ammunition for the thirteen-ineh guns for the Indiana and the battleships Oregon and Massachnsetts. when they are placed ‘in commission. Samples of this powder are on their way to the Indian Head proving grounds from the California Powder Works. Should it give the required veloc~ ity of about 2100 feet per second and less than fifteen tons pressure, it will be accepted by the Government, NO WAR WITH SPAIN. New York, March 3.—Spanish merchants estimate ‘that at the present time there are about 500° members of the distinctively Spanish colony in this city, A number of them agreed yesterday afternoon that only ue opinion exists among men of their’ nationality. They do not believe there will be a war ‘with Spain, and again they are just as firm in, their notion that Spain will not give up Cyba. ~ 2 Died at the Hospital. Peter Young, who has been a resident:of this place a long time, died at the County Hospital this morning. Some years ago the deceased was pantry man at the Union Hotel for quite a while. Afterwards ‘he was engaged in the saloon business with J. C. Doanelly, at the place now occupied by: Monk Bros. on, Broad street, He was a native of England, aged 75 years, and wasa man of cheerful, quite manners, ee Fire Company Meeting. — Every member of Pennsylvania. Engine: Company, No. 2, is reques‘ed to attend the meeting tonight, as important business ig to be transacted. A collation will be served after the meeting. Death From Pneumonia. Alexander Haven died at Glen brook early this morning, from pneumonia, after asickness of two days. Deceased was formerly engaged in ranching, but of late worked at.the carpenter’s trade, He, was 47-years of age. _ A wife, two> sons, aged respectively 16 to 14 years, and a daughter six years old, sutvive him, Deceased is a brother of Mrs, John Hart of this city. Negotiations Are Pending. John Gl.sson of Grass Valley has returned frem a trip below. He says negotiations are pending for the purchase of his electric light and gas plani by the Nevada County Electric Power Conipany,) bint nothing definite has yet been done. . fo ridge, who has been aresident of this city for the past thirty years or more, died very suddenly at 11 o’clock this forenoon at her home on Hast Broad street. ailing for some time, but did not consider her case sufficiently serious to call in ‘e physician. . This morning she got up and 1 House Cleaning. DIRD QUITE UNEXPECTEDLY. 1, Mrs, E. C. Baldridge, an Old Resident, Passed Away This Morning, Mre, E, Baldridge, wife of Erastas Bald-. She had be@n thought she was able to attend. to some household work, but soon found that she was too feeble. About an hour later she died. ; : Deceased leaves a husband and two married daughters, one of whom, Mrs, Dennis Driscoll, resides in San Francisco, and the other, Mrs, H. Chapman, lives at David Island in New York harbor, Mrs, Baldridge was a native of Ireland, aged about 61 heart failure, Mrs, Driscoll has been telegraphed for, and upon her arrival the time for holding the funeral will be fixed. Sheriff's Sale. Sheriff Douglass today sold the Rainbow inine, ‘situated in Washington township, to satisfy’miners’ liens filed some time ago by Frank Worthington and others and a lien filed by George E. Turner for supplies furnished; The property, with the exception of W. H, Mead’s interest, was bid in by Frank Worthington for $1,747.45. Mead’s interest was bid in by George E. Turner for $1.01. oe Masonic., Members of Nevada Chapter, R.A. M., will go to Grass Valley tonight to confer the Royal Arch degree in the Chapter at that place. The Blue Lodge at this place will confer the Fellowship degree tonight, Rainfall. Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 9 o’clock yesterday morning, .70 of an inch; up to this morning, .01 of an inch; for the month, 1.09 inches, Total for the season, 35.48 inches. e@eoe Three California Dianas. M’liss, whom, Bret Harte immortalized, is thrown in the shade by three real flesh and bleod young women who live in the wilderness above Ukiah, Cal. They are Olive, Gussie and Addie Manchester. They recently ran across a big OLIVE MANCHESTER. QGUSSIE MANCHESTER. ADDIE MANCHESTER. black bear while fishing. Miss Olive promptly wounded him with her rifle

and sent her sisters home after a pack of hounds. They trailed Mr, Bruin and filled him so ful] of lead that he gave up the ghost. The three girls took his skin home and sent a wagon after his carcass, which weighed "590 pounds. Miss Olive has killed bears before, as well'as many deer and a few panthers, Flower Festivals, Fiestas, Rose Carnivals, and the like, will be the delight of California for the next two or three months, eer Santa’ Barbara Flower Festival, the fame of which is word-wide, and the glory of which, like that of Solomon, is not half told, opens April 15th. will reign 3 deys an arbitrary and absolute despot, © ; comer ‘La Fiesta de Los Angeles, now fixed not less illustrious than its older prototypes, San Jose, May. oth . full of promise, ~~ REDUCED RATES ‘. call on agents for particulars. years. Death was probably the result of . ,8tories except the most prominent man Queen Flora in the chronology of California feasts, and commences April 22, and the riot of fun family. Inquire at this office, {21 will spread over 4 days. One single room to rent for $3 a month, ween } née Carnival of Roses, to take place in and 9th, inciusive, though a more recent’ candidate for favors : . of the fun-loving world, yet because of the . consisting of about 5 acres of land, a good ‘limitless possibi cha the Garden ity for . house and other buildings, besides ‘all stock anything that.1s made of aon a quite a8} on the place is offered for sale at a bargain, Will be made by the Souramax Pacrrc Company tor all'these brilliant events. Ar-. _ Ty ese a), ‘. range your programmes accordingly, an Ladies’ ang gentlemen’s class meets every ay FOR HIS HEALTH. He Had a Witness, but the Witness Wasn't Saying a,Word. account of some disgrace, scandal or criminal charge. Several of these gathered in aroom one evening and agreed. bank cashier and was accused of embezzlement. Another had escaped from an injured hosband. Another had been ed, in self defense. of the town. coming to Texas,’’ he said. ‘‘I came for my health.’‘«For your health?’’ ‘Yes. health. ’’ arose and said: ‘Phe colonel tells the truth. He would only have lived two weeks. He was sentenced to be hanged and escaped. I was there then, but I ain’t saymg a word, as there are reasons for my not pert” with people back in Illinois, ’’?— hington Star. _He fiaa the Coon, to it: A part} consisting -of hunters, . ¢ without any luck whatever. Finally, however, the dogs treed a coon upa very large tree. whereabouts of his coonship. await developments. Soon after the negro had disappeared among the branches the attention of al] was drawn to avery of negro. and coon dialect. Some one ventured the remark ; ‘Bill, have you got that coon?”’ ‘*Yas, sab,’ was tho reply. ‘‘I’se got some o’ dein darkies up her’ to help me turn him loose.’*—Atlanta Constitution. Tar slight cold, of which you think so little, may lead to serious trouble with the lungs diseases, length inserted under this head for 50 Cents AL charged with bribery in an election., in operating expenses. Another had killed a man, as he claim. ferred to weighs less than 1000 pounds and ‘All had told their . the entire equipment, embracing shafts, boxes, driving pulleys, etc., only about 4000 e ‘ i pounds, A steam power plant to give the There is nothing sensational in my same.capacity would not weigh lesd than 200 tons and the expense of operating such a plant would be well into the thousands IT. knew that I did not have . every month, while the cost of ranning the more than two weeks to live unless {. Pelton wheel is merely the oil'used for the changed climate, and I came to Texas, . journal bearings. where I have entirely regained my . extensive plant affords an excellent illustra. ; tion of advantages of the modern economical Then a man who had not been noticed methods of mining, and of how low-grade [RUN BY PELTON WHBRLS. —— Bleven of These Motors Used at the Famous Treadwell Mine. The Pelton Wheel Co. of San Francisca has recently shipped a 400 H. P. wheel to eee : run the new 120-stamp mill of the AlaskaIn the early days of Texas there weré . Mexican Co. on Douglas island, Alaska, some communities ae which almost ©V. the Alaska-Treadwell mine, adjoiting, is ery citizen had left bis former home using eleven Pelton wheels in its various operations of milling, pumping, hoisting, air compressors, dynamos, et@& ‘The comthat they would tell the true story of . pany states ‘‘A single wheel seven feet in how they came to go to Texas, 60 a Star . diameter is running the entire mill, consistreporter was informed by Colonel James . ing of 240 stamps and ninety-six concentraAllen, a well known citizen of the Lone . tors, requiring upwards of 600 H. BP. A Star State. The first speaker had been 4 . , .table instance of the advantages of water power mining operations is afforded in this plant—not only as regard initial cost, but The wheéT above reore can be made to pay large dividends.” The operation of this ound, he holds services, Removed to Cloverdale. . A correspondent writes to the Healdsburg Enterprise as follows: “Rev. J. i Shurtleff and faimly removed from Santa Rosa to Cloverdale last week, and have taken, up a temporary residence in the Laribee , Here’s a Georgia story with a moral . house, until a more suitable dwelling place is Mr. Shurtleff is the new rector of the dogs, axes and torches galore had been Church of the Good Sheperd at Cloverdale, hunting for a good part of the night} 145: paul’s Church at Healdsburg, holding . ” services at both place 6n alternate Sundays. While discussing the . He is very favorably liked by all denomisubject of cutting down such a large . nations, and public opinion stamps him at tree, one of the many negroes volunteer. being an earnest, sincere christian of more ed to climb the tree and investigate the . than ordinary ability, and well worthy the ‘ good example he should set in his high and All agreed to this and sat around to holy calling. The little Episcopal ponent here is taxed to its utmost capacity when We earnestly hope that peculiar sound emanating from the top . bis stay in Cloverdale will be a permanent of the tree, It, was a kind of a mixture . one, o®: out any good result, lief at once, Ladies’ Oxford Ties. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, patent tips, only $1 dis her’ coon, bat I wish you’ u’d send . per pair, at the Branch Wonder, oe. “2@e May Do As Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, IIl., write: ‘Avoid this result by taking Ayer’s. that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for Cherry Pectoral, the best known remedy for . many years, with severe pains in his back colds, coughs, catarrb, bronchitis, incipient . and also that his bladder was affected. He . consumption, and all other throat and’ lung tried many so called Kidney cures bat withAbout a year ago he ~ began use of Electric Bitters and found reco WIT Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and often gives almost instant re lief. One trial will prove our statement, Price only 5(c, for large bottle. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in} erman & bo. Drug i 28 m2-ti At DickAdvertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters re~ maining in the postofiice af Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., March 4, 1896. “4 Battenfield, Samuel ines Eddy, Peter Feldkirchner, John x Fenstermaker, Mrs, Nannie . Fenstermaker, Wm. H, (2) French, Mrs. A. J. ere 4 Harper, Richard B,. Fare Deviate Hangan, Wm. ete Hansen, Mrs. Peter . Higgins, Frank Hocking, J. A. Johnson, Peter Nettle, John Shaffer, Joe . Wischersky, Mrs. Emily Williams, Frank Wieger, Mrs. A. : If not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Pistia eh Leonarp 8, Carxrins, P.M, pom Native Sons’ Notice. ie ecm . The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8. G. W.,, will be held this evening ond a full attendance is desired. By order, W, T. Monk, Pres, FE. J. Moraan, Seo’y. Lumber Notice. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Lumber Firms of Nevada City and Graas Valley, that on after this date the price of Lumber will be uniformly the same at our yards in these towns, ‘ Tue Tow es Bros, Co., M, L. & D. Marsa, H. & F. L. Coorer, : Nevada City Union Lumper Co., se J, C, Conaway & Bro., , Grass Valley.’ February 24, 1896. yah Srauis to let, Enquire of G. D, Buckley. Oe e-+Hoon’s Pitts have won_ high’ praise for heir prompt and efficient yet easy ac tion, Notice. 2 ddl Ess firm herctofore existing under the firm name and style of Scadden & Cleveland, doing business in Nevada City, Cal., 18 this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Phil Scadden having purchased the entire interest of Chas. Clevelani in the ‘concern, and he wilk hereafter conduct the same. . Glas. CLEVELAN i LAND. February 17, 1896, To Contractors. ene @ Sealed Proposals will be received up to Feb. 29, 1896, at 8 o'clock P. M. for building of a Power House. For specifiwane call at K, Casper’s ofce a week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Centsa mouth. Payable invariably in advance.} NOTICE. Free lecture every Monday and Saturday evenings at the Lecture Room in the M. E, Church, Broad street, at 7:30 p.m. This lecture is for the lavoring man and woman, and capital and business men as well, Copy of by-laws free. Subject: ‘*Equitable Cooperation Made Plain.” m2-lw G. W. WiLDERMAN, Speaker. Lime for Sale. Lime in any quantity and at lowest rates at my lime house near the depot. Enquire at Towle Bros, office. {27 J. M. Smira. Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to do housework for a small family. Apply at this office, £25 ; Business For Sale. Owing to ill health Mrs, M. A. Hocking on Broad street, offers her stock of grostand is one of the best in town and doing a good business. £25-lw Lost. A silver watch was lost between Mooney’s ranch and Rock Creek on Sunday.— The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. {24-1w Wanted. ~ A house with large lot, tb rent or lease, Reliable parties. Apply at this office, {24 { Furnished Rooms to Let. Four rooms, neatly furnished, suitable for housekeeping for man and wife or small For Sale. The EB. W, Towle ranch near Sugar Loaf, For full particulars enquire on the premises f19-1m -. Mrs, B, W. Towue. *" Michell’s Dancing School. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Children’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 “THE FIRM OF “'Phey will recommend it, Sold . Goldsmith & Dunster ly ‘clean an ME, 80 as pott BrBONA ee RED Topo. oven SeSAntNo jatin “done on . a wf, wnd satisfaction guar-. House and lot on Nevada street. House ; contains seven,rooms and bath, Apply to . o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hall orat residence.. 225 Swart Has Charge Again. Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograph Gallery. High-grade work at popular prices catches em. ©” a8-tt 2 For Sale. _Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon, Enquire of F, T. Nilon. For Sale. a q 'o None in the World Equal To It . The Best of All om Ladies’ Favorite. H : u E Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come. It would then seem plain that it is woman’s duty to secure series, ete. for sale at big bargain, The. THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTIN G Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine of Royal Worcester, (i i 150 styles at prices from 5OQ cents to $10. Mrs. Lester & Craw ford, . Sole Agents for Nevada City. Rm SE NABLE. at KEAbD'sS FURNITURE The, Cash Grocer. it —— YOUHAVE GOTTO TRAVEL TO KEEPUP WITH Colley Building, Commercial Street. Ce FOR HIS PRICES ARE DOWN ————— THEDAILY ————————— BROWN & CAL 18 Cts. per Wee ——— WHEN PA SIX DOLLA ———_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— WEDNESDAY. —_—— “Teley —————— Nevada City Kastern ...5+. Weatern ,..-++> 'Graes Valley.. Sierra , Uiby.s.-.s N. Bloomtield. . ~ «Ya Boks coe * Mondays, W Office Hours— days and Holids ce Union Mr, Wm, Mul Back William: C, A. Whitme M., Dierson, S John Monon, «Henry Money M. Lord, Co! Scene: A sol Teacher (to got your certi amallpox ? “Yes, sir.” “Have you “Yes, sir.” “Have yot bacillus ?” Yes, sir.” “Have you are proof agai and acarlet fe “Yes, sir.” “Are you . ing cup?” “Yes, sir.’ «Will you to exchange and never to own?” “Yes, Sir. **Do you s gated with s kled with ct “Yea, sir, «‘Hans, I quirements: can climb tl isolated alu ing your Nachrichte Celluloic cents, at th often aver fevers. in count from the Grecuri eotric . at Dicker