May 16, 1896 (4 pages)

: SaILY TR/ bat Releve pe AE! SL gabtiahea Bvery Briain fdent®> Bleck te are dSing. * Fine new goods, snob as “alsmende, ~~ i renidenios of Feasd 0. ee Hus oo : S od in the United cote today than . ware, watches, chains, etc., Just reer Spring street is offered for sale ata . CA hibit shipment of conviet made goods ae . Although “the Seas s-Backward th Lany. other known . remedy, The--electric at Leutje & Brand’s. Hee. 1 anythi .g. of. bargain if “applied for ia ae $ ae ‘BROWN & LANs, : : one State to another.” es : : : on: 6 wer is, A ticed Puce goon “as the Belt. the kind ever seen here before, and the edid in 10; days will: boy fh pdteiieny ! = To MinvaD BY si . 5 Pay xs Ranebt Bindnyaned s:i:iCad 8 ; ahha: <i ome ie eet tobohiea: the Seay & ad after being worn a. prices are lower than ever copgties peter Boome for gent. Pring is pee ra : oer W ea sainaisuanibnanicisd nnnecantan Sebbeestrenlit ipeaan Special-to.the-Franscript. wees “Spo ARRAN RRP RET 6 shes < ot Ks oooebegrert tne the whole wyatert is strengthened, . Drop in and see the new goods, ~ “tf “Ladies? “Gatora sictge : 4 Cts. eek . y = aller has had 8 ‘high: picket vitalized and rejuvenated. It can be gr By aes ’ ——— are 5 oct A Wealthy Widow Murdered,--. teuce vuis aig: the want siae dé eve sbst. mode ve pant inde . 00 Fine Batter. 9 7 ean Pag 1 ite or ty Nakita: Bnd portion of hia residence lot on Brood atreot 14d sof Bite disease fot * the ' oureé ¢ of which Woodland Creamery Butter, the best in “SIX DOLLARS Pp a ee ~ ~~ Surmounting the stone wall back of the lot, itis worn, Dr, Sanden will be at the Na-. the market, can be had of Phil: Scadden, bs i aes . pena Langtéldt, a wealthy. widow aged 64. 60 Spring stréet,--a tall closé=board” fence] tional Exchange Hotel;-Nevade City, May. he sole agent. Bt THEDAILY TRANSCRIPT} Wa gf the Mbnutactufere’ and . a5 poo “ ss = ci Me vi J ciation ot California to prevet between free and convigt ‘labor a . ay we aE (Established Sept.'8, 1860., _Nevads Sah Nevada Gounty, Oalif, es LocAL Reapine Noricss—Ten Cents a: Line . for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Bubsequent Time, One Dollara Line a Month. Rates For Other cto cant Made Kno'vn on Appliation § SATURDAY. MAY 16, 1896. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPY'S Summarized Mention ot Minor Home Happenings. Clam Chowder at the Star & Orescent tonight, Rev. W. C, Gray left yesutday for Red~ ding and will return. this evening. W. G. Richards is having his place ol business painted and otherwise improved. The Excelsior Whist Club will meet at the residence of Geo, F. Jacobs one week from Monday evening.Mias Lillie Boynton, formerly. of Grassy Valley died at St. “Helerid Thuraday 6ven-” ing of gonsumption, She was about 28 years of age and a mother and sister survive her. : ‘ Mrs. Joseph Waters, who at one tim: lived in Grass Valley, died at. Calumet Michigan, on the 4th-of this month She'leaves a husband and one .child .at th: place’of hér death, besides a-father, brother and sisters living at Grass Valley. Superintendent Dawson of the (Gold Hil. mine at Grats. Valley has’ arrived fron San Franciseo and intends to push work immediately. The old machinery will b replaced with new “and inside of tw inonths everything will be under full headway. ‘The Purse Was Gone. Mra. George Baker of Columbia Hil) went into Colley Bros,’ meat market thi: _afternoon and made a purchase, She place: her purse upon the marble table in front o the meat blocks and forgetting to.pick it uy again left the shop and crossed the street t the Tea Store, where she ordered some good+ and was about to pay for them when sh discovered that she did not have her. purse She hastened back to the butcher shop, expecting to find it, but it was not there, When Mrs, Baker put the purse’ on the table there was a lame. Chinaman. standing neir by and as he departed rather suddenly he is suspected of having stolen the purse. Under Sheriff Neagle and Marshal Getche}l searched the house where the heathen was supposed to be, but failed to find him. Justice Holbrook remained outside anc finally the Chinaman came out. He wa: ezarched but the purse was‘not found, the heathen only having 75 cents. The purse contained $10, and. only a few minutes before it disappeared the owner had taken out $200 and deposited it in the bank. Now Completed. The Union Hotel’s electric call-bell sysatem is now in order, thus adding one more, to the many modern conveniences being adopted by the management for th: accommodation of their guests, The annuaciator or key-board, which arrived yesterday from Chicago, has been plaved in position by the electricians and as every room in the house had been connected and provided with an electric button all that remained to be done was to adjust the wires to the instrument. Knights Have a Time. ” Last night at the meeting of Milo Lodge, K. of P., work was in order in the second and third degrees of the lodge. Quite a delegation of the membére of Olympic Lodge was up from Grass Valley and when the work in hand was finished al) went from the hall to Mrs. Perry’s restaurant and enjoyed a fine oyster supper. It was about 2 o’clock this morning when the Knights dispersed, Theatrical Attractions. Manager Jacobs of the Nevada Theater has . been written to for dates by the Gracie Plaisted Company and a company headed by Jegsie Norton, the clever soubrette and singer. The Plaisted combination will be here some time during the latter part of this month, while the latter company will appear at the Theatre the fore part of next month and play a‘week. Superior ‘Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald~ well presiding: Estate of Pauline Van Hoeter, deceased, Order appointing P. F. Simmonds attorney for absent heirs. Josepli Townson, native of England, was naturalized. Witnesses, J. J. Jackson and James A. Cunningham. Methodist Church. ‘Rey. W. C. Gray, pastor, will preach atlia.m. Sermon especially to Sunday school workers. Infant -baptiom atthe morning service. Epworth League anniversary at6:30 and and 7:30 p. m, Other services as usyal. Will Adorn the Chair. McKinley served all throngh the war, and for the first fifteen months as a private " soldier,’ In the award of honors richly ‘earned the.man who carried the knapsack ats seoond te nobody, and bis figure will (bial 8 cane McKinley and the A. P. A. Wasurneron, D. C., May 16,—Today’s meeting of the, Supreme Advisory. Board of: theA, P. A\-was.the most interesting of the session, » ‘Lhe'aetion of the executive com-. tnittee in black livting McKinley was considered, “ Tt'was found that the evidence as presented’ ‘to the committee at the first investigation. warranted the committee in taking the: action that it did, but the complete évidence to the ‘same effect just taken by the full Board-‘was pronounced unreliable apd the Board ordered that the ban against Meikisley” be removed and he be placed on the same plane with, the order as the other ‘Presidential candidates. The Insurgents On Top. 4 Lbowvon, Hog, May!16.—A Tedbet otha The whole Island is in revolt and the Spanish troops Times from Havana says : are acting on the defensive, They cannot prevent the landing of supplies and reinforcements for the Cubans, They are ‘pracHeals powerless. Pee) it ka a England: and Prane wit ‘Spain. Nsw Yors, May 16.—A St, Petersburg pecial says: The Daily “Piédomski’ says editorially” that in” tase” of “war ‘with “the United States, Spain can count on the assistance of England and*France, Spain to the Powers. Mapuip, May 16.—Spain hasissued a circular note to the powers, stating that while she, has scrupulonsly observed all treaties, the United States has infringed upon them on every cccasion. A Losing Contract. Searryte, Wash., May 16.—The . new that the Government refuses to accept from the contractors the regently completed dry dock at Port Orchard oceasions.,no' surprise here. °-The pumps handle enly 98,000 gallons of water a minute instead ‘of 110,000 as required: There are serious defeats in the saisson, and there are numerous living It ‘will cost the contractors thousands of dollars to make :prings under the dock, yood the defects, and the contract will when properly completed be a lossing ‘ene ‘to them, The A. P. A's to Control. San Francisco, May 16,—A Los Anseles special to the Examiner ‘says: Chairnan Arthur of the Republican State Convention was to have made public before this ime the names of the Executive Committee ifthe State Central Committee, bat the arrival of Messrs. Spreckels and Shortri ‘rom Sau Francisco, ‘desiring at least two nd perhaps four changes made in the progosed list will defer its presentation. till tonight, Of the 21 to comprise the cominittee it is authoratively stated that 18 will be A. P. A.’s and‘at least seven wil) be from south of the Tehachipi pass, Among those whom it is known will be nimed are H. V. Osborn and Hervey Lindley of Los Angeles, and E. P. Lilienthal of San Francisco,” Home for Disabled Miners. DENVER, Colo., May 16.—The Western Fg ederation. of. miners in convention here have revised their constitution and provided for the erection and maintenance of a home for disalled minerw. Grief Causes Suic‘de,: San Francisco, May 16.—Wm. Gaubatz, book-ke« per for the San Francisco Brewery Association was told Thuraday night by the physicians: that his sick: wife, would -probably die, Yesterday morning he killed huneelf, The Texas Cyclone. SHERMAN, Texas,” May 16. —The latest returns of the result of. yesterday’s cyclone indicate. a ‘heavy loss of “Hives, It' is ‘estimated that’ 60 deaths were’occasioned in thia tity, se¥eral in the towns of Justin and county. ‘for Fre’ Igbor cinceaeon, D. C, May 16, Lcdeslatae Allen has iycteeed a resolution i in behalf: Howe, and from 120 to 150 in ore * i] years, was found§murderéd in her house on Geary street this morning. Her throat was cut, A well-dréssed young man whe letter of intro= duction to her and has a in her comcame from Mexico with a pany for five evening past, is * suspected ot the crime and the police are hunting for him, PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Yarlous Folks Doings and Intentions. on a Visit, ‘ 0. JK Plans An. Came aii bes You Chas, Sharp came down from Camptonville last evening. Irene McCluskey of Oakland arrived here on the morning train, Prof, F, M, Rutherford came over from Truckee this morning, on last evening's train, morning train from Ukiah, e ® Superintendent Harmon came down “trom the German mine yesterday, B. Worner and ‘Geo.L.: Page arrived here, last iS fey from San Francisco, Mrs;"H. ‘Peoatty: fabrifed; here ‘last! even-. ing from {jAthador Sounty, of a visit. 5 bs 3 : Mrs.’ Dri Wison: . iatrived {here Jast: evening from San Francisco to join her husband. : : Judge J, F. Trebilcox, one of Grass Valley’s prominent Nativé Sons, ‘visited’ the county seat today, { sf Geo. T. Emery, the well-known mining man, arrived here last evening from ‘his home at Alameda, } Mrs. Morris Gallagher nail Miss’ Annie Stewart today went to San Francisco, where the latt€r will remain. ~ Mrs. Josepn Fitz arrived here last evening from San Francisco ‘on a visit to he dapehter, Mrs, Frederick Zeitler, A NEW DEPARTURE. grass Valley Has a Nove Way r i. creasing Its:Revenue. The Trustees of Grass Valley have come to the conclusion that there is a fine chance to increase its revenue by allowing saloons in that town to keep open all night by paying a license of $12 per quarter extra, This is the way the ‘authorities down there put it : Sec, 2.—All persons selling malt oor spirituous liquors dr ‘wine between the hours of5.d’eldck ‘Ai M., @nd212 o’clock:(midnight) shall first purchase-a license. therefor at the J} cate of $12 per quarter year. Sec, 3;—All persons selling malt or spiritadus liquors or wine between the hours of 12 o’clock (midnight):and 5 o’elock) a.M., shall first purchase therefor, additional .to che license provided for selling liquors during other hours of the day, at the rate of $24 per quarter year. . E ‘TELEPHONE, The Latest Grass Valley Items--Up ‘y to. 4 o'clock This Afternoon, The lecture of Alf. Tregidgo last night was highly interesting in évery particular and will be published in full in this even ing’s Tidings and Telegraph. : ‘All the present school trustees will be candidates for re-election at the election to be held June 5th. The Athletic Club will meet tonight to make final arrangemeuts and decide ‘definitely where their field day will be held. -Lhere seems to be no doubt but that it‘will take place on the 30th of this month at Watt Park, as Glenbrook is in anything but.good condition and,.the.cost. of.fixing it up would be considerable, The idea of holding it at ‘Storms’ Ranch has about been abandoned on account of the heavy expense attached. : Dr. 0. N. Sullivan, This well-fuowo . . DéuhistOpficiaa’ will be at National Hotel Ju June Ist. mI@tf Electricity is . Undoubtedly . . The greatest curative agent of the age. It is truly natures great vitalizer and rejuvenator, % lf you are afflicted in any way, and if you are disgusted with the numerous failures of doctors and medicine, éall and examine the Sanden Electric Belt and have a free test, Will be at National Exchange; Nevada City, May 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 A . lady attendent for women will call at your home if requested tree of charge, mll-6t The Mis. ot Women, Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover: Root Tea is a gions & Os, Ask your physician, your driggistan. your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Con sumption. They will coepsnene it. Sold by Dickerman’& €o,.’» “ Pills Do Not Cure. " Pills do not cure Const nc, They only aggravate. Karl’s Clover Root Tea gives perfect regularity of the bowels, . much light and sunshine, and besides there. ! Miss Edith Osborne of Sacramento i is boca John Tualkins of Mariposa arrived herc . F. L. Arbogast returned here orf” the . " . ern ti and. energy she saved Europe by she?! ex‘won for her almost a monopoly in the bickern cure for Constipation, Sold by has been erected. Tho fences are hi : énongh to keep thé Dostor’s chickens insi and other chickens out, After a while o new barn is to be built, larger than the’ presont one, and a» driveway from Spring street will be made, thus affording entrance from both Broad and Spring streets, ‘’Mrs, A. McCauley is having the pine trees cut down in her lot on Lost Hill. They had grown so large as to shut out was danger of them being blown down upon the house or other buildings. George Jones is felling the trees, and at this kua of work he is an expert, being able to dr. p them almost to a line, Mrs. Mamie Lawrence has had a neat fence built in front of her a on Spring. treet, yee yn yet ' Whie'old Barn Sure” by Wee“ & GEG on Spring street, back of her Broad-street residence, has been torn down. Its removal improves the appearance of the lot. ; i tear g on n tha anehithat fb being’dug ‘back of oie Wilding, along Union ‘strest: It ge to be 14” feet deep, 80 that the. cement. swallth te» she built will ‘have a gogal *aorid, je ha Considerable ‘water has to bé pailed: dl every. Ny: Sin fre ENEMIES OF eNGLAND. Great Britain: Has Fought and Conquered Three Great Patentates, The three i : ietes Oil, és "have pre gi] 8 str auous a tagonists iy i, puis XIV. and‘Napo rib ‘Nae poleon was the most lege eg says Blackwoed’s Magazine, Philip the most English rallied against these world-famous monarchs were, first, Elizabeth and Drake; second, William and Marlresult of the first of these great historic duels was to.overturn the founda. ; tions of Spanish empire, with its dominion over the seas, its vast colonial possessions, its’claim, ‘under a papa! . ! 4 Reate of the eae Spanish pow: France or England; giving in the eh: . the succession to_its old world dom. . ions to France, its.trade, mariti yo ane remacy and tee mainly.to tolpiag. The result ot the third was to shateS Napoleon’s hopes of ascendancy by and to force‘him back on European re quests, upon projects which related deadly. The leaders under whom the }:* borough; Third, Pitt-and Nelson. Tie . : bull to an exclusive monopoly of the . ! new world. ‘The result of the second was . , to decide which should be the residuary i 11 ¢BSchuler;: ©.’ 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, where this . woni@tinlseppliance ean. be.seeh ‘and tested free. of charge, A lady assistant . for BY b will jealh: at y je: if reves’ free Of sarge At mt: ot Th a Fourth of July ollie: Pp Colpo wtbedt 93 hod A public meeting will be held at the Court ie ri nits fig} to vit ae CURRY dl the proper “eele= bration of July 4tlf""As'many of our citiEAE POME PAB, the. reapented ston sbe present, ph inthtiy lesadau tide-this week: Making and: preset ting photograplisin natural colors by a new process, No previous knowledge of painting. or a ‘drawing i is required, Steady ponitions: tot “bright pupils. are in demand, For partictlars call on R. T. Swenning, patentee, 6:30 to 8 30’ P m. Suit 27, the National, m7 _ It Is Delicious. staal Honéy Brips, pure cane syrup, the finest article in the market, To be procured only a at Gaylord’ 8. . . Catton Product and Pure! ‘Boea. Consumers of syrup , will do well to remember that all Eastern syrup, so-called, usually very light” color and of heavy body, is made from glucose, .Tra GaRvEN Drip is made from sugar caneand makes delicious taffy candy; which is -evidence ‘that ‘it is’ pure, For sale by first-class dealers, in caus only, : P al7-1m i ARRIVALS AT THE Union ae Main ee “Chas, Saas’ San Francisco, JD. F. Daley, « Carter, te : . Sparks and wife, Lincoln, as R. Dayis, San, Juan, BK, Holden, Ow Wy Herold, sréress City; a S. Landsburg and wife, Relief rer G. Landgburg, ; Ww. Godfrey, “s “Chas: Freeman” f “ *M. C, Dunkley; Graas.Valley, Cc, O. Barker, You Bet, W: Lindley," °° *«" Chas; Shab, Ga tonville, BeL. Redman, ashington, #6 Jas, Bates, : iL ere W. Brown, Penn Valley, G. Mason, f 4 — to the old world’and not to the new. Pitt and Nelson did net disappear unitil that end was attained and England’s that, having, as Pitt said.in almost his closing words, saved herself by her ample and assistance. CASHIER WASHES » MONE: « Mierobes on Paper Currency» Destroyed. by an Ammonia Bath? The fair metropolitan cashier has added a new factor to her growing valvation which will not prove so desirable a wile in the eyes of her employer as the honesty and efficiency which have 2 business. It is the result of the microbe craze, says the Globe-Democrat, and is nothing less than washing all the money she handles, and charging her employer overtime, too. The discoverer of this pew way to enhance her usefulness and cost is Annie Nesmyth, the moncy-taker of a big down-town hotel. Miss Nesmyth serves at night mostly, and, yee less. money comes in then than uring’ the: da; eiahehe o general: kept busy enough. a ga ge is pt Na ar dinty and-:to, the last degree repulsive . t@handle. Now, the cashier is‘ trained nurse “resting” from her arduous professional. labors. After a sick . spel! from handling the soiled currency she concluded to resign. She was persuaded not to by an finerease of her salary and permission wash the money. So; every night sees a soup-plate of »ammonia water at her elbow, tito which each note as it arrives is’ dropped. ‘Tt gets a quick bath and then is laid out on. a piece of flannel todry as tenderly as if it were her best piece of jewelry, . The water ‘has to be ‘changed two or three times in a night, paves my : Won't Work There. “It is an‘odd fact that the telegraph lines will not work through the Hoosac tunnel. Messages have to be sent on wires strung on poles over the top of the mountains, ‘fully nine miles, and that is the way ingoing and outcoming passenger and freight trains are heralded to the keepers of the two tunnel approaches, In order to maintain this overland mountain line a swath of woodland: has tobe kept clear of trees and bushes directly up the steep mountain side. There are supposed to be magnetic ores inside the mountain. Sowing Bacteria in the Soil. Herr Notbe, a German scientist, is said to have discovered a means of cultivating the nitrogen absorbing bacteria which are the cause of the assimilation by leguminous plants to the atmospheric nitrogen, and he believes that the productiveness of certain soils can be increased by sowing these bacteria. As the éxperiment would -eost ‘the farmer $250 an acre,.he is not likely to try it on an extensive scale. <> Bight Matflmonial Prospects. “In the reign of*Louis XV. a-solemn edict was passed in France to the following effect: ‘Whosoever, by means of red and white paint, perfumes, essences, artificial teeth, false hair, cotten wool, iron corsets, hoops, shoes with high beels, or false hips, should seek to in}duce into the bonds of marriage any nale subject of his majesty shall be prosecuted for witcheraft‘and declared incapable of matrimony.”’ Our 50c, Teas Our 25c¢ Teas “part in’ the later wars of Napoleon way’ FRE yi Sy CREAM CHOCOLATE 4 Phokage Given: Hach Customer FREE " . WEEH. OUR ‘WONEY-SAVING TEAS COFFEES SPICES cost 75c Elsewhere cost 35¢c Elsewhere ur 20c Teas . cost.30c Elsewhere . EXTRA PREMIUMS GIVEN AWAY, Great American Importing Tea Co, ' Commeréial St., Nevada City, ~ 56 Mill St, Grass Valley. egies Bakery Successor to WILLIAM DURE reine, Prop’r, Nt YORK BAKERY. through ell Pr In public, favor seems to sige 2 Ere gots are seve here; Ahi to serve us wellis Seibt's ide A TY Polesome Bread, if you should seek, : : (He hag it apes throughout sate shad *@ % ie} ling to:none hire: patrons:deem, ~~ : Me este Poeperntgeae oO! pie, all made ‘with skill and care, * "His Price is always just and fai Rn” and Choi¢e Wedding Uskea, we see, ?Orfinest'styies, dna purity) aby this in mftét; that near'shd far, Hah ier BN RAeY is the Yeiey i. MCKECHNIE, © HOUSE. PAINTER oR and (PAPER HANGER. Gere Oil Pialehies and Decorating a aed Leche te Specialty. All eodets he executed, Leave oroe “}PHOTOGRAPHS Ase ‘Permanent: ¢ Hamenber, I guarantee aatisfaction. : above MP Visitors are aiways welooms. ie HONEST GOODS! is extensive. And the er is there, too—all from low. as the lowest, and a s It would please me to have you call yin io t t, I tinve ithe Way of bite you wan ty tt ah ai A tion -of princi Hrancisco, . Brtuotpal Sen Juan, Nevada Count ‘otice-——Th de lowing described stock, ment ment (No. 5) levied: on t ste: several amo eer of the ‘rempective eect No. Cert. : Names. Judson, CharleaC.: -°37 * ~ MOORE © [Son Erba’ eet SeSes ee. oe Miter, Mrs. a Mav L. MADE, sede Sin tip foe te -.* . amd in accordance _ Popular)? Ene heuer 5. Today kn sonte pare sdvertining and Time Pleasin zg Se a3 Office--Room 2%, yince PRICES as Low as Possible otis fornia, i . Pn For J knanagened nateclge mR ‘Notice. — a Kalo’ ayes Akal foro aeionic ts ot Lig linquent stock _was Monday the Call and see my fine display. Fifteenth Day of MOORE, York st, Nevada City, js: Ramp smc 4nd ciaco, Gioia 3 ae4 meets Barnum once remarked : ‘* Most people like Ao 1b3 Hum iem Ro} othe ide; be) i4 Barnum never kept a clothing store or he. would not have said Seite A truer saying was. otice uttered : ‘* Honesty is the Best Policy.” And that is what I am strong on,” * ISS 1a a lish: sod ‘co net kere and guaran’ THE PRICES 79 RW by, everything is put down ¢ toe a eee moderate figure—just bs hade below many Have you seen my enormous stock this gia ? It inns Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Footwear, ‘Headwear, Trunks, Grips, Etc. CHARLES GRIMES, ~ Cor. Broad and shag eahescina iets ar. . POPULAR F PRICES HIGH-CLASS WORK DORSAZ & AMSDEN,(Direct From Oakland), : id Photographers. NEVADA: ory and GRASS VALLEY. ~ We have leased John Swart’s Gallery on Pine street, Nevada City, ana it will -be conducted by MR. F. H, DORSAZ, We also have a lease of the Sprague Gallery on Mill street, Grass Valley, and MR. the Finest Ever Shown, ere, Ww. 0, SPRAGUE will conduct it. e¢ Our Work. All Concede it is Welcome Any Place Sah eis SAGE OOOF OE FOF I RP RAE FORN Rae What is? Why, one of those handsome Antique Oak Sets of Furniture. Make your lovin we wife happy by purchasing one for her, S will not be ashamed to receive company in her Cosy little home, She will undoubtedly show ” Another Man’s Wife James Kinkead’s Sea TS -~ == : ’ ders at the Union Hotel, ARE tht Kk TARTAR ARERR ROS They are cheaper than can be purchased anywhere olin: in ‘the county. Compare prices and te convinced, Those Fancy Cobbler Seat Rockers Can’t be Beat. Cash Stores on: __ Commercial. Street. WE AWAY 1 have had made a naithed of ‘ea one eof wii lock the glass Money Box now displayed im our ‘store, and ontaining Twenty Dollars in gold coin, ‘For, each: “Bt, cas h purchase we will present you with a key. The. ‘person ng d ing the key that will unlock the case WILL, BE NTITLED to the entire contents of the box. No employe. 0 the house will be entitled to have any keys. _. Persons holding keys will be given an opp t , of ing them between September 15th and goth, 2896. : Bee ieee AR, WOLF, The Cash Gre Commercial ries, HONEST PRICES . HONEST VALUES . « TOHsT ENDEAVOR : SATURDAY..-:-1 Tt is always plain vailin down to electing delegate: County Convention. A f fied meet and caucus, thi cg and enquire who such acceptances means a The following will be County Convention to be . on Saturday : “Grass. Valle Gresany, C. H. Mitchell, Al. B.: Morgan; i Coe Prisk, M. Shewbridge, Frank, George Riley, Dapkley, D.S, Riddle, / Dankley, Maurice 0’Con: 323. Greany, J. M. Ham bilcox; W. J.: Morris, W H, Smith, J.S. Hennesse Wm. Kelleher, Thos, Ro F. Barry, Jas. Kenny, G J.Oweas. F. Dulmaine, Desmond, A. B: Champi ‘Nevada City—Wm. . Neagle, J. D. Fleming, 1 Riley, George Coughlan, 8. Ford, E. J. Rector, E ‘Garver, T. H. Corcoran, J. Carter, D, Bs McCaul -John Heyer, John Dunni EE, E, Dulac, Samuel But oe WATER ¢ Suyeral Have. Been . County Re Appeol: Recorder 8. chow that some water been filed recently in, Slivgeby, H. G. Merria J. ®. Ruth have filed the water ranving— inSeo; 20¢p.17, north D. M. ‘She point of di: is about « quarter of a from the main Yuba ri from the dant at said p ditch, to the mining cl “Chee Wah claims,” waters in Green Creel waters of the above nat of purchase. Louis 25,000 inches of the w Yuba river at the Narr ville, Said waters are ing, mantifacturing anc Said waters are to be . Valley by ditches, flux Marysville and to poin the ditches. The wat meane of a dam seven by theans of a flume t: County Board The County Board day at the office . Schools Rogers. T Hussey, F. M. BR Questions to be su ifor diplomas at the c examinations to be wounty were adopted The Primary grad jazie Danforth was.) J. W. Reese was educational diploms grade. Congregat! There will be prea ing and evening b: Sims, Subject of «Where Are Thos Said Farewell?” q@ill meet at 10a. the cloge of the mort Endeavor will un League at 6:30 p, m vited.ieee —_———

: SaILY TR/ bat Releve pe AE! SL gabtiahea Bvery Briain fdent®> Bleck te are dSing. * Fine new goods, snob as “alsmende, ~~ i renidenios of Feasd 0. ee Hus oo : S od in the United cote today than . ware, watches, chains, etc., Just reer Spring street is offered for sale ata . CA hibit shipment of conviet made goods ae . Although “the Seas s-Backward th Lany. other known . remedy, The--electric at Leutje & Brand’s. Hee. 1 anythi .g. of. bargain if “applied for ia ae $ ae ‘BROWN & LANs, : : one State to another.” es : : : on: 6 wer is, A ticed Puce goon “as the Belt. the kind ever seen here before, and the edid in 10; days will: boy fh pdteiieny ! = To MinvaD BY si . 5 Pay xs Ranebt Bindnyaned s:i:iCad 8 ; ahha: <i ome ie eet tobohiea: the Seay & ad after being worn a. prices are lower than ever copgties peter Boome for gent.. Pring is pee ra : oer W ea sainaisuanibnanicisd nnnecantan Sebbeestrenlit ipeaan Special-to.the-Franscript. wees “Spo ARRAN RRP RET 6 shes < ot Ks oooebegrert tne the whole wyatert is strengthened, . Drop in and see the new goods, ~ “tf “Ladies? “Gatora sictge : 4 Cts. eek . y = aller has had 8 ‘high: picket vitalized and rejuvenated. It can be gr By aes ’ ——— are 5 oct A Wealthy Widow Murdered,--. teuce vuis aig: the want siae dé eve sbst. mode ve pant inde . 00 Fine Batter. 9 7 ean Pag 1 ite or ty Nakita: Bnd portion of hia residence lot on Brood atreot 14d sof Bite disease fot * the ' oureé ¢ of which Woodland Creamery Butter, the best in “SIX DOLLARS Pp a ee ~ ~~ Surmounting the stone wall back of the lot, itis worn, Dr, Sanden will be at the Na-. the market, can be had of Phil: Scadden, bs i aes . pena Langtéldt, a wealthy. widow aged 64. 60 Spring stréet,--a tall closé=board” fence] tional Exchange Hotel;-Nevade City, May. he sole agent. Bt THEDAILY TRANSCRIPT} Wa gf the Mbnutactufere’ and . a5 poo “ ss = ci Me vi J ciation ot California to prevet between free and convigt ‘labor a . ay we aE (Established Sept.'8, 1860., _Nevads Sah Nevada Gounty, Oalif, es LocAL Reapine Noricss—Ten Cents a: Line . for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Bubsequent Time, One Dollara Line a Month. Rates For Other cto cant Made Kno'vn on Appliation § SATURDAY.. MAY 16, 1896. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPY'S Summarized Mention ot Minor Home Happenings. Clam Chowder at the Star & Orescent tonight, Rev. W. C, Gray left yesutday for Red~ ding and will return. this evening. W. G. Richards is having his place ol business painted and otherwise improved. The Excelsior Whist Club will meet at the residence of Geo, F. Jacobs one week from Monday evening.Mias Lillie Boynton, formerly. of Grassy Valley died at St. “Helerid Thuraday 6ven-” ing of gonsumption, She was about 28 years of age and a mother and sister survive her. : ‘ Mrs. Joseph Waters, who at one tim: lived in Grass Valley, died at. Calumet Michigan, on the 4th-of this month She'leaves a husband and one .child .at th: place’of hér death, besides a-father, brother and sisters living at Grass Valley. Superintendent Dawson of the (Gold Hil. mine at Grats. Valley has’ arrived fron San Franciseo and intends to push work immediately. The old machinery will b replaced with new “and inside of tw inonths everything will be under full headway. ‘The Purse Was Gone. Mra. George Baker of Columbia Hil) went into Colley Bros,’ meat market thi: _afternoon and made a purchase, She place: her purse upon the marble table in front o the meat blocks and forgetting to.pick it uy again left the shop and crossed the street t the Tea Store, where she ordered some good+ and was about to pay for them when sh discovered that she did not have her. purse She hastened back to the butcher shop, expecting to find it, but it was not there, When Mrs, Baker put the purse’ on the table there was a lame. Chinaman. standing neir by and as he departed rather suddenly he is suspected of having stolen the purse. Under Sheriff Neagle and Marshal Getche}l searched the house where the heathen was supposed to be, but failed to find him. Justice Holbrook remained outside anc finally the Chinaman came out. He wa: ezarched but the purse was‘not found, the heathen only having 75 cents. The purse contained $10, and. only a few minutes before it disappeared the owner had taken out $200 and deposited it in the bank. Now Completed. The Union Hotel’s electric call-bell sysatem is now in order, thus adding one more, to the many modern conveniences being adopted by the management for th: accommodation of their guests, The annuaciator or key-board, which arrived yesterday from Chicago, has been plaved in position by the electricians and as every room in the house had been connected and provided with an electric button all that remained to be done was to adjust the wires to the instrument. Knights Have a Time. ” Last night at the meeting of Milo Lodge, K. of P., work was in order in the second and third degrees of the lodge. Quite a delegation of the membére of Olympic Lodge was up from Grass Valley and when the work in hand was finished al) went from the hall to Mrs. Perry’s restaurant and enjoyed a fine oyster supper. It was about 2 o’clock this morning when the Knights dispersed, Theatrical Attractions. Manager Jacobs of the Nevada Theater has . been written to for dates by the Gracie Plaisted Company and a company headed by Jegsie Norton, the clever soubrette and singer. The Plaisted combination will be here some time during the latter part of this month, while the latter company will appear at the Theatre the fore part of next month and play a‘week. Superior ‘Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald~ well presiding: Estate of Pauline Van Hoeter, deceased, Order appointing P. F. Simmonds attorney for absent heirs. Josepli Townson, native of England, was naturalized. Witnesses, J. J. Jackson and James A. Cunningham. Methodist Church. ‘Rey. W. C. Gray, pastor, will preach atlia.m. Sermon especially to Sunday school workers. Infant -baptiom atthe morning service. Epworth League anniversary at6:30 and and 7:30 p. m, Other services as usyal. Will Adorn the Chair. McKinley served all throngh the war, and for the first fifteen months as a private " soldier,’ In the award of honors richly ‘earned the.man who carried the knapsack ats seoond te nobody, and bis figure will (bial 8 cane McKinley and the A. P. A. Wasurneron, D. C., May 16,—Today’s meeting of the, Supreme Advisory. Board of: theA, P. A\-was.the most interesting of the session, » ‘Lhe'aetion of the executive com-. tnittee in black livting McKinley was considered, “ Tt'was found that the evidence as presented’ ‘to the committee at the first investigation. warranted the committee in taking the: action that it did, but the complete évidence to the ‘same effect just taken by the full Board-‘was pronounced unreliable apd the Board ordered that the ban against Meikisley” be removed and he be placed on the same plane with, the order as the other ‘Presidential candidates. The Insurgents On Top. 4 Lbowvon, Hog, May!16.—A Tedbet otha The whole Island is in revolt and the Spanish troops Times from Havana says : are acting on the defensive, They cannot prevent the landing of supplies and reinforcements for the Cubans, They are ‘pracHeals powerless. Pee) it ka a England: and Prane wit ‘Spain. Nsw Yors, May 16.—A St, Petersburg pecial says: The Daily “Piédomski’ says editorially” that in” tase” of “war ‘with “the United States, Spain can count on the assistance of England and*France, Spain to the Powers. Mapuip, May 16.—Spain hasissued a circular note to the powers, stating that while she, has scrupulonsly observed all treaties, the United States has infringed upon them on every cccasion. A Losing Contract. Searryte, Wash., May 16.—The . new that the Government refuses to accept from the contractors the regently completed dry dock at Port Orchard oceasions.,no' surprise here. °-The pumps handle enly 98,000 gallons of water a minute instead ‘of 110,000 as required: There are serious defeats in the saisson, and there are numerous living It ‘will cost the contractors thousands of dollars to make :prings under the dock, yood the defects, and the contract will when properly completed be a lossing ‘ene ‘to them, The A. P. A's to Control. San Francisco, May 16,—A Los Anseles special to the Examiner ‘says: Chairnan Arthur of the Republican State Convention was to have made public before this ime the names of the Executive Committee ifthe State Central Committee, bat the arrival of Messrs. Spreckels and Shortri ‘rom Sau Francisco, ‘desiring at least two nd perhaps four changes made in the progosed list will defer its presentation. till tonight, Of the 21 to comprise the cominittee it is authoratively stated that 18 will be A. P. A.’s and‘at least seven wil) be from south of the Tehachipi pass, Among those whom it is known will be nimed are H. V. Osborn and Hervey Lindley of Los Angeles, and E. P. Lilienthal of San Francisco,” Home for Disabled Miners. DENVER, Colo., May 16.—The Western Fg ederation. of. miners in convention here have revised their constitution and provided for the erection and maintenance of a home for disalled minerw. Grief Causes Suic‘de,: San Francisco, May 16.—Wm. Gaubatz, book-ke« per for the San Francisco Brewery Association was told Thuraday night by the physicians: that his sick: wife, would -probably die, Yesterday morning he killed huneelf, The Texas Cyclone. SHERMAN, Texas,” May 16. —The latest returns of the result of. yesterday’s cyclone indicate. a ‘heavy loss of “Hives, It' is ‘estimated that’ 60 deaths were’occasioned in thia tity, se¥eral in the towns of Justin and county. ‘for Fre’ Igbor cinceaeon, D. C, May 16, Lcdeslatae Allen has iycteeed a resolution i in behalf: Howe, and from 120 to 150 in ore * i] years, was found§murderéd in her house on Geary street this morning. Her throat was cut, A well-dréssed young man whe letter of intro= duction to her and has a in her comcame from Mexico with a pany for five evening past, is * suspected ot the crime and the police are hunting for him, PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Yarlous Folks Doings and Intentions. on a Visit, ‘ 0. JK Plans An. Came aii bes You Chas, Sharp came down from Camptonville last evening. Irene McCluskey of Oakland arrived here on the morning train, Prof, F, M, Rutherford came over from Truckee this morning, on last evening's train, morning train from Ukiah, e ® Superintendent Harmon came down “trom the German mine yesterday, B. Worner and ‘Geo.L.: Page arrived here, last iS fey from San Francisco, Mrs;"H. ‘Peoatty: fabrifed; here ‘last! even-. ing from {jAthador Sounty, of a visit. 5 bs 3 : Mrs.’ Dri Wison: . iatrived {here Jast: evening from San Francisco to join her husband. : : Judge J, F. Trebilcox, one of Grass Valley’s prominent Nativé Sons, ‘visited’ the county seat today, { sf Geo. T. Emery, the well-known mining man, arrived here last evening from ‘his home at Alameda, } Mrs. Morris Gallagher nail Miss’ Annie Stewart today went to San Francisco, where the latt€r will remain. ~ Mrs. Josepn Fitz arrived here last evening from San Francisco ‘on a visit to he dapehter, Mrs, Frederick Zeitler, A NEW DEPARTURE. grass Valley Has a Nove Way r i. creasing Its:Revenue. The Trustees of Grass Valley have come to the conclusion that there is a fine chance to increase its revenue by allowing saloons in that town to keep open all night by paying a license of $12 per quarter extra, This is the way the ‘authorities down there put it : Sec, 2.—All persons selling malt oor spirituous liquors dr ‘wine between the hours of5.d’eldck ‘Ai M., @nd212 o’clock:(midnight) shall first purchase-a license. therefor at the J} cate of $12 per quarter year. Sec, 3;—All persons selling malt or spiritadus liquors or wine between the hours of 12 o’clock (midnight):and 5 o’elock) a.M., shall first purchase therefor, additional .to che license provided for selling liquors during other hours of the day, at the rate of $24 per quarter year. . E ‘TELEPHONE, The Latest Grass Valley Items--Up ‘y to. 4 o'clock This Afternoon, The lecture of Alf. Tregidgo last night was highly interesting in évery particular and will be published in full in this even ing’s Tidings and Telegraph. : ‘All the present school trustees will be candidates for re-election at the election to be held June 5th. The Athletic Club will meet tonight to make final arrangemeuts and decide ‘definitely where their field day will be held. -Lhere seems to be no doubt but that it‘will take place on the 30th of this month at Watt Park, as Glenbrook is in anything but.good condition and,.the.cost. of.fixing it up would be considerable, The idea of holding it at ‘Storms’ Ranch has about been abandoned on account of the heavy expense attached. : Dr. 0. N. Sullivan, This well-fuowo . . DéuhistOpficiaa’ will be at National Hotel Ju June Ist. mI@tf Electricity is . Undoubtedly . . The greatest curative agent of the age. It is truly natures great vitalizer and rejuvenator, % lf you are afflicted in any way, and if you are disgusted with the numerous failures of doctors and medicine, éall and examine the Sanden Electric Belt and have a free test, Will be at National Exchange; Nevada City, May 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 A . lady attendent for women will call at your home if requested tree of charge, mll-6t The Mis. ot Women, Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women.. Karl’s Clover: Root Tea is a gions & Os, Ask your physician, your driggistan. your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Con sumption. They will coepsnene it. Sold by Dickerman’& €o,.’» “ Pills Do Not Cure. " Pills do not cure Const nc, They only aggravate. Karl’s Clover Root Tea gives perfect regularity of the bowels, . much light and sunshine, and besides there. ! Miss Edith Osborne of Sacramento i is boca John Tualkins of Mariposa arrived herc . F. L. Arbogast returned here orf” the . " . ern ti and. energy she saved Europe by she?! ex‘won for her almost a monopoly in the bickern cure for Constipation, Sold by has been erected. Tho fences are hi : énongh to keep thé Dostor’s chickens insi and other chickens out, After a while o new barn is to be built, larger than the’ presont one, and a» driveway from Spring street will be made, thus affording entrance from both Broad and Spring streets, ‘’Mrs, A. McCauley is having the pine trees cut down in her lot on Lost Hill. They had grown so large as to shut out was danger of them being blown down upon the house or other buildings. George Jones is felling the trees, and at this kua of work he is an expert, being able to dr. p them almost to a line, Mrs. Mamie Lawrence has had a neat fence built in front of her a on Spring. treet, yee yn yet ' Whie'old Barn Sure” by Wee“ & GEG on Spring street, back of her Broad-street residence, has been torn down. Its removal improves the appearance of the lot. ; i tear g on n tha anehithat fb being’dug ‘back of oie Wilding, along Union ‘strest: It ge to be 14” feet deep, 80 that the. cement. swallth te» she built will ‘have a gogal *aorid, je ha Considerable ‘water has to bé pailed: dl every. Ny: Sin fre ENEMIES OF eNGLAND. Great Britain: Has Fought and Conquered Three Great Patentates, The three i : ietes Oil, és "have pre gi] 8 str auous a tagonists iy i, puis XIV. and‘Napo rib ‘Nae poleon was the most lege eg says Blackwoed’s Magazine, Philip the most English rallied against these world-famous monarchs were, first, Elizabeth and Drake; second, William and Marlresult of the first of these great historic duels was to.overturn the founda. ; tions of Spanish empire, with its dominion over the seas, its vast colonial possessions, its’claim, ‘under a papa! . ! 4 Reate of the eae Spanish pow: France or England; giving in the eh: . the succession to_its old world dom. . ions to France, its.trade, mariti yo ane remacy and tee mainly.to tolpiag. The result ot the third was to shateS Napoleon’s hopes of ascendancy by and to force‘him back on European re quests, upon projects which related deadly. The leaders under whom the }:* borough; Third, Pitt-and Nelson. Tie . :

bull to an exclusive monopoly of the . ! new world. ‘The result of the second was . , to decide which should be the residuary i 11 ¢BSchuler;: ©.’ 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, where this . woni@tinlseppliance ean. be.seeh ‘and tested free. of charge, A lady assistant . for BY b will jealh: at y je: if reves’ free Of sarge At mt: ot Th a Fourth of July ollie: Pp Colpo wtbedt 93 hod A public meeting will be held at the Court ie ri nits fig} to vit ae CURRY dl the proper “eele= bration of July 4tlf""As'many of our citiEAE POME PAB, the. reapented ston sbe present, ph inthtiy lesadau tide-this week: Making and: preset ting photograplisin natural colors by a new process, No previous knowledge of painting. or a ‘drawing i is required, Steady ponitions: tot “bright pupils. are in demand, For partictlars call on R. T. Swenning, patentee, 6:30 to 8 30’ P m. Suit 27, the National, m7 _ It Is Delicious. staal Honéy Brips, pure cane syrup, the finest article in the market, To be procured only a at Gaylord’ 8. . . Catton Product and Pure! ‘Boea. Consumers of syrup , will do well to remember that all Eastern syrup, so-called, usually very light” color and of heavy body, is made from glucose, .Tra GaRvEN Drip is made from sugar caneand makes delicious taffy candy; which is -evidence ‘that ‘it is’ pure, For sale by first-class dealers, in caus only, : P al7-1m i ARRIVALS AT THE Union ae Main ee “Chas, Saas’ San Francisco, JD. F. Daley, « Carter, te : . Sparks and wife, Lincoln, as R. Dayis, San, Juan, BK, Holden, Ow Wy Herold, sréress City; a S. Landsburg and wife, Relief rer G. Landgburg, ; Ww. Godfrey, “s “Chas: Freeman” f “ *M. C, Dunkley; Graas.Valley, Cc, O. Barker, You Bet, W: Lindley," °° *«" Chas; Shab, Ga tonville, BeL. Redman, ashington, #6 Jas, Bates, : iL ere W. Brown, Penn Valley, G. Mason, f 4 — to the old world’and not to the new. Pitt and Nelson did net disappear unitil that end was attained and England’s that, having, as Pitt said.in almost his closing words, saved herself by her ample and assistance. CASHIER WASHES » MONE: « Mierobes on Paper Currency» Destroyed. by an Ammonia Bath? The fair metropolitan cashier has added a new factor to her growing valvation which will not prove so desirable a wile in the eyes of her employer as the honesty and efficiency which have 2 business. It is the result of the microbe craze, says the Globe-Democrat, and is nothing less than washing all the money she handles, and charging her employer overtime, too. The discoverer of this pew way to enhance her usefulness and cost is Annie Nesmyth, the moncy-taker of a big down-town hotel. Miss Nesmyth serves at night mostly, and, yee less. money comes in then than uring’ the: da; eiahehe o general: kept busy enough. a ga ge is pt Na ar dinty and-:to, the last degree repulsive . t@handle. Now, the cashier is‘ trained nurse “resting” from her arduous professional. labors. After a sick . spel! from handling the soiled currency she concluded to resign. She was persuaded not to by an finerease of her salary and permission wash the money. So; every night sees a soup-plate of »ammonia water at her elbow, tito which each note as it arrives is’ dropped. ‘Tt gets a quick bath and then is laid out on. a piece of flannel todry as tenderly as if it were her best piece of jewelry, . The water ‘has to be ‘changed two or three times in a night, paves my : Won't Work There. “It is an‘odd fact that the telegraph lines will not work through the Hoosac tunnel. Messages have to be sent on wires strung on poles over the top of the mountains, ‘fully nine miles, and that is the way ingoing and outcoming passenger and freight trains are heralded to the keepers of the two tunnel approaches, In order to maintain this overland mountain line a swath of woodland: has tobe kept clear of trees and bushes directly up the steep mountain side. There are supposed to be magnetic ores inside the mountain. Sowing Bacteria in the Soil. Herr Notbe, a German scientist, is said to have discovered a means of cultivating the nitrogen absorbing bacteria which are the cause of the assimilation by leguminous plants to the atmospheric nitrogen, and he believes that the productiveness of certain soils can be increased by sowing these bacteria. As the éxperiment would -eost ‘the farmer $250 an acre,.he is not likely to try it on an extensive scale. <> Bight Matflmonial Prospects. “In the reign of*Louis XV. a-solemn edict was passed in France to the following effect: ‘Whosoever, by means of red and white paint, perfumes, essences, artificial teeth, false hair, cotten wool, iron corsets, hoops, shoes with high beels, or false hips, should seek to in}duce into the bonds of marriage any nale subject of his majesty shall be prosecuted for witcheraft‘and declared incapable of matrimony.”’ Our 50c, Teas Our 25c¢ Teas “part in’ the later wars of Napoleon way’ FRE yi Sy CREAM CHOCOLATE 4 Phokage Given: Hach Customer FREE " .. WEEH. OUR ‘WONEY-SAVING TEAS COFFEES SPICES cost 75c Elsewhere cost 35¢c Elsewhere ur 20c Teas . cost.30c Elsewhere . EXTRA PREMIUMS GIVEN AWAY, Great American Importing Tea Co, ' Commeréial St., Nevada City, ~ 56 Mill St, Grass Valley. egies Bakery Successor to WILLIAM DURE reine, Prop’r, Nt YORK BAKERY. through ell Pr In public, favor seems to sige 2 Ere gots are seve here; Ahi to serve us wellis Seibt's ide A TY Polesome Bread, if you should seek, : : (He hag it apes throughout sate shad *@ % ie} ling to:none hire: patrons:deem, ~~ : Me este Poeperntgeae oO! pie, all made ‘with skill and care, * "His Price is always just and fai Rn” and Choi¢e Wedding Uskea, we see, ?Orfinest'styies, dna purity) aby this in mftét; that near'shd far, Hah ier BN RAeY is the Yeiey i. MCKECHNIE, © HOUSE. PAINTER oR and (PAPER HANGER. Gere Oil Pialehies and Decorating a aed Leche te Specialty. All eodets he executed, Leave oroe “}PHOTOGRAPHS Ase ‘Permanent: ¢ Hamenber, I guarantee aatisfaction. : above MP Visitors are aiways welooms. ie HONEST GOODS! is extensive. And the er is there, too—all from low. as the lowest, and a s It would please me to have you call yin io t t, I tinve ithe Way of bite you wan ty tt ah ai A tion -of princi Hrancisco, . Brtuotpal Sen Juan, Nevada Count ‘otice-——Th de lowing described stock, ment ment (No. 5) levied: on t ste: several amo eer of the ‘rempective eect No. Cert. : Names. Judson, CharleaC.: -°37 * ~ MOORE © [Son Erba’ eet SeSes ee. oe Miter, Mrs. a Mav L. MADE, sede Sin tip foe te -.* . amd in accordance _ Popular)? Ene heuer 5. Today kn sonte pare sdvertining and Time Pleasin zg Se a3 Office--Room 2%, yince PRICES as Low as Possible otis fornia, i . Pn For J knanagened nateclge mR ‘Notice. — a Kalo’ ayes Akal foro aeionic ts ot Lig linquent stock _was Monday the Call and see my fine display. Fifteenth Day of MOORE, York st, Nevada City, js: Ramp smc 4nd ciaco, Gioia 3 ae4 meets Barnum once remarked : ‘* Most people like Ao 1b3 Hum iem Ro} othe ide; be) i4 Barnum never kept a clothing store or he. would not have said Seite A truer saying was. otice uttered : ‘* Honesty is the Best Policy.” And that is what I am strong on,” * ISS 1a a lish: sod ‘co net kere and guaran’ THE PRICES 79 RW by, everything is put down ¢ toe a eee moderate figure—just bs hade below many Have you seen my enormous stock this gia ? It inns Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Footwear, ‘Headwear, Trunks, Grips, Etc. CHARLES GRIMES, ~ Cor. Broad and shag eahescina iets ar. . POPULAR F PRICES HIGH-CLASS WORK DORSAZ & AMSDEN,(Direct From Oakland), : id Photographers. NEVADA: ory and GRASS VALLEY. ~ We have leased John Swart’s Gallery on Pine street, Nevada City, ana it will -be conducted by MR. F. H, DORSAZ, We also have a lease of the Sprague Gallery on Mill street, Grass Valley, and MR. the Finest Ever Shown, ere, Ww. 0, SPRAGUE will conduct it. e¢ Our Work. All Concede it is Welcome Any Place Sah eis SAGE OOOF OE FOF I RP RAE FORN Rae What is? Why, one of those handsome Antique Oak Sets of Furniture. Make your lovin we wife happy by purchasing one for her, S will not be ashamed to receive company in her Cosy little home, She will undoubtedly show ” Another Man’s Wife James Kinkead’s Sea TS -~ == : ’ ders at the Union Hotel, ARE tht Kk TARTAR ARERR ROS They are cheaper than can be purchased anywhere olin: in ‘the county. Compare prices and te convinced, Those Fancy Cobbler Seat Rockers Can’t be Beat. Cash Stores on: __ Commercial. Street. WE AWAY 1 have had made a naithed of ‘ea one eof wii lock the glass Money Box now displayed im our ‘store, and ontaining Twenty Dollars in gold coin, ‘For, each: “Bt, cas h purchase we will present you with a key. The. ‘person ng d ing the key that will unlock the case WILL, BE NTITLED to the entire contents of the box. No employe. 0 the house will be entitled to have any keys. _. Persons holding keys will be given an opp t , of ing them between September 15th and goth, 2896. : Bee ieee AR, WOLF, The Cash Gre Commercial ries, HONEST PRICES . HONEST VALUES . « TOHsT ENDEAVOR : SATURDAY....-:-1 Tt is always plain vailin down to electing delegate: County Convention. A f fied meet and caucus, thi cg and enquire who such acceptances means a The following will be County Convention to be . on Saturday : “Grass. Valle Gresany, C. H. Mitchell, Al. B.: Morgan; i Coe Prisk, M. Shewbridge, Frank, George Riley, Dapkley, D.S, Riddle, / Dankley, Maurice 0’Con: 323. Greany, J. M. Ham bilcox; W. J.: Morris, W H, Smith, J.S. Hennesse Wm. Kelleher, Thos, Ro F. Barry, Jas. Kenny, G J.Oweas. F. Dulmaine, Desmond, A. B: Champi ‘Nevada City—Wm. . Neagle, J. D. Fleming, 1 Riley, George Coughlan, 8. Ford, E. J. Rector, E ‘Garver, T. H. Corcoran, J. Carter, D, Bs McCaul -John Heyer, John Dunni EE, E, Dulac, Samuel But oe WATER ¢ Suyeral Have. Been . County Re Appeol: Recorder 8. chow that some water been filed recently in, Slivgeby, H. G. Merria J. ®. Ruth have filed the water ranving— inSeo; 20¢p.17, north D. M. ‘She point of di: is about « quarter of a from the main Yuba ri from the dant at said p ditch, to the mining cl “Chee Wah claims,” waters in Green Creel waters of the above nat of purchase. Louis 25,000 inches of the w Yuba river at the Narr ville, Said waters are ing, mantifacturing anc Said waters are to be . Valley by ditches, flux Marysville and to poin the ditches. The wat meane of a dam seven by theans of a flume t: County Board The County Board day at the office . Schools Rogers. T Hussey, F. M. BR Questions to be su ifor diplomas at the c examinations to be wounty were adopted The Primary grad jazie Danforth was.) J. W. Reese was educational diploms grade. Congregat! There will be prea ing and evening b: Sims, Subject of «Where Are Thos Said Farewell?” q@ill meet at 10a. the cloge of the mort Endeavor will un League at 6:30 p, m vited.ieee —_———