May 20, 1895 (4 pages)

E DAILY TRANSCRIPT { _ lished Every Bvening, except Sunday. MAY 20, 1895. a. ee “yWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. ————————ee———oooooeaeoo_—_—_—_— , i SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 3ts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month ee WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE +! SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. 4 _— BDITORIAL NOTES 3S “Various Subjects Which Are of Interest to the People. < “Nearer the bone, sweeter the meat.” Nearer this city rougher the street. — ne silver storm is brewing, the silver is rising, and unless the ship of gold ometallism steers a different course it be eventually shipwrecked. Com~~ der Cleveland and Lieutenant Carlisle now battling with ‘the breakers and will shortly be dashed against the -s. Their only salvation is to jump into ~ life-boat of bi-metallism. Steering a ~ without a compass and the experience ired from life-long practice of nautical 28 is a dangerous thing. eeteennnene Mining business is a humming. fhe capitalisacoming. There are very few a bumming ‘Jn our streets these prosperons days. s »vada City has not enjoyed such an era » osperity since the suppression of by“lie mining. A very few years ago there depression and distrust and people in"bly complained of hard times. Today + is activity, ambition and prosperity fested in every branch of industry. “your shoulder to the wheel and make ra permanent, -t every resident and property bolder do 1 his power to develop and beautify the Don’t hoard up your money if you ‘ypend it to advantage. Money is coined current use, that is the meaning of “rency,” and it should be put into cirne 4 sion-if-itcan-.be done so legitimately __ to advantage. There is a larger sum of “ey disbursed among the miners today for a long time previous, and this “ey should tind its way through every oy of the commercial system. A dollar “ton your property now will give ems ment to some one and will make it ly vaiuable in the future. F sobably one of the mest pleasant drives ‘ye county a year ago could be enjoyed used to splendid advantage. ino fear of emitting the meal last eaten _all this has changed. ervous system cannot fail to strain th in authority. 38 as now exist. why not use it? Enough could I f operating the sprinkler. the road dilapidated and full of d State. Ifthe county funds are too lo “e of this city and Grass Valley. — ‘om whence no traveller returns. y particulars. When this State w umed the reins of government. dmitted into the Union he retired He, was an honest and conscientio _ brilliant lawyer and a devo n, Peace be to his ashes. * —— fruit-growers of this State are jubilant over Everything is conducive to @ rich harvest. There will be practically no opposition in the Eastern markets and Nature has favored us with a bountifal growth of fruit to sapply the deficiency existing there. While it has been—snowing in the East, the warm rays of q, summer's sun have been busy maturing the products of our orchards and Gelds, Such is the arrangement of an allwise and benificent Providence. ‘ amine the mental condition of murderer “he road leading from this city to Grass “ey. The Supervisors had the courage " magnanimity to purchase a watering in the early part of the spring, and it They also ean attempt to improve the road by ag up the culverts and placing macadath » rever it was deemed necessary. The reof this action was manifested in the ciation of the large number who daily " elled over this thoroughfare. Noshocke 4 system were experienced and” there If it was pleasant de a year ago, it is now disagreeable disgusting. Toa dyspetic it is a most gand dangerous trip. The shock to ions between the travelling public, and It is now necessary to overalls and a duster in order to preserve s clothing, and then your appearance ts the idea that some one has been g up the road with you. There is no Snable excuse for such a condition of We have a sprinkling in wearing apparel alone to defray the And why ions when within a stone’s throw of the distance there can be secured the best for macadamizing roads to be found for these necessities then we suggest “becription be taken up among the ter H. Burnett has passed to the counOn y last he succumbed to the dissolution is the inevitable result of old age and al decay. He died full of years and , respected and beloved by all who Burnett was a remarkable character chaotic condition, subsequent to the ery of gold within its borders, and iniby ahorde of adventurers who bad > respect for the rights of others in the . yotic community he stood at the helm He slected Governor before the Constituhad been ratified by the United States ‘and administered power with an unhand, Shortly after the State te life and never again sought a public ing the past week the Eastern States been experiencing unusually severe while an obscure lawyer in that Territory . In several séctions snow bas fallen Jepth of several inches, causing deion and despair. The fruit crops have ted and the agricultural products silver mines. At that time silver was on a been seriously injured and their growth ly retarded, But ‘it’s an il] wind ‘bl nobody good,” and while the fruit-growers and agriculturists are . It will be seen that he is under obligations time. But distance and the cold eastern climate have dampened the ardor and changed the views of the Senator on this important subject. Safe from the criticisms of the bimetallic press he is willing to retract much of what he formerly said in favor of the metal; He now advocates ‘‘sound money.” He has adopted the fashionable illusion of the gold monometallists and has come out in favor of sound money. In a recent interview he said—‘‘I believe in bi-metallism when consistent with sound money.’ Everybody knows what the phrase sound money implies since Cleveland's famous Chicago epistles. The only obstacle is that it lacks a definition and Senator Elkins is as helpless in this respect as the other gold mouometallists. ¢ PERSONAL POINTERS. — A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. ~~ Chas, Tryon of Sacramento is in town. W. Coyne of Sacramento is in town, H. D. Rowe of San Francisco arrived here last evening. Rev. Father Claire left this morning for San Francisco. "John R, Woolsey came down from Graniteville yesterday. H. Franklin of San Francisco came in on last night’s train. , James G. Neagle returned last night from the Bay. Miss Lottie Chase of North Bloomfield came down yesterday. : A. A. Bandemar of North ‘Bloomfied is in town. : Geo. F. Terbush of San Francisco arrived here last evening. he prospect for a highly prosperous season. ee The insanity experts appointed to exFredericks have reported that he is mentally sound. Thay found no defects whatever in his cerebrum and concluded that_his -muchvaunted insanity was feigned for reasons obvious to the criminal. The report of their investigation will be received. with gratification in this ‘county. We have a particular interest in the fate of this human fiend, and we are anxioes to see stern justice meted out to him at thé expense of his neck. * One of the bravest and noblest officers this county evey possessed met a cruel death at the hands of this villianous assassin, His identification in San Francisco proved beyond a reasonable doubt that he murdered Sheriff Pascoe. He it was who led that gallant and fearless officer into ambush and then shot him to make his escape. We hope that. he will hang by the neck until he is dead. Then will the death of two innocent and patriotic men be avenged by justice. a —— The Coming Issue. —_— * If present indications count for anything, and the adage ‘that coming events cast their shadows before” is true, then the next campaign, which is a Presidential one, will be contested on the issue of a single gold standard versus a double standard. This is the paramount issue, however much the land are here spending a few days. VY. Hollman came over from French Corral yesterday. gold monometallists may desire to shirk it. W.-G. Halstead and wife came up from The war bugle has sounded the call of duty} smartaville today. in tones more forcible and clarion than. ‘Theo, Wetzel and S. A. Derre came when the foundation of the Government was threatened with disruption and annihilation by the siccessionists of the South. And who shall say that the danger to which this Republic is exposed through the adoption of the financial system practiced in the effete monarchies of Europe is not greater than the civil disagreement and disunion of 1860 ? The country is as much divided and the antagonism is as strovg today as it was at that time. This nation was formed upon economic principles, upon the success of which depende its prosperity, and if one of these vital principles is destroyed an integral part of the Government is extermi-— nated, The question is; Can we success— fully erect and sustain the structure with the corner-stone taken away? This question must be squarely met and answered in 1896. We cannot longer evade the issue. In this important matter we are the victims of circumstances. Falling prices, decrease in the value of agricultural land, contraction of the currency and the appreciation of gold have forced the issue upon us. We must decide whether we will continue the present dangerous experiment, whether we are content to be governed by the insidious monetary influences of the grasping bondholders and shylocks ef Europe or whether we will return to the system adopted by the founders of this Government. Gold and silver was the money of Washington, Jefferson, Hamilton, . and other relatives. -. the Adamses, Monroe and the many other eee brilliant patriarchs whose ability and statesIndian Festivities. manship brought order out of chaos and established a. Republic which has no parallel in history. This was the standard by which €. they measured the value of everything. It was the standard of value for eighty consecu~ down from the Derbec mine today. R. Richardson and wife came over from You Bet today. fér San Francisco to visit relatives, cisco yesterday on a visit to his folks. the train last night, on his way home. yesterday from San Francisco, Valley yesterday seeing his friends, rived here last night from San Francisco. last evening. L. C. Irien, G: O. Vacke and H. G evening. last evening en route to Sierra county. train last night. : return home Wednesday. —o + “. ville defeated a team of crack shots from L. Fulcher and 0. B, Hodgen of OakMr. and Mrs. Wm, Clemo left this morning Geo, Dunnicliff came up from San FranFrank V. Gallagher of Batavia arrived on ‘Geo. A. Gray and A. K. Lord returned Thomas McCauley was up from Grass Grant Skidmore of North Bloomfield arCurtis H. Lindley, one of the leading attorneys of San Francisco, arrived here Howell, of San Francisco, arrived here last F, J. Mayhew of San Francisco ‘arrived Warren Green, one of the owners of the Downieville stage line, arrived here on the Mrs. R. W. Dawe of Butte City, Montana, who has been visiting the family of Chas. Eddy for the past few months, will W. T. Shurtleff, who has been residing in Oregon for several-years past, arrived here Saturday evening on a visit to his father} There was hilarity unrestrained at the Indian campoodie west of town last night, and the reservation wore a lively appearance that was in striking contrast to the usually The People Here Never Heard of the Project Before. It is said that a man named R. 8S, Dickson of Placer county is in San Francisco, andis authority for the statement that the work of constructing the Marysville and Auburn electric railway has’ beén commenced. He says the road will run from Marysville to Auburn, a distance of fifty miles, and when completed it will be the longest electric road west of Chicago. The purpose of the road is to afford orchardists and farmers in the foothills easier facilities for getting their produce to market and at less cost. Passengers will be carried as well as freight. Power for the sroad will be furnished by the South Yuba Water Co. and the power house will \be located near the line of the road below Grass Valley. 2 Ges —— Beat the World’s Record. _ Saturday a team of riflemen from MarysSan Francisco; and also beat the world’s record by 37 points. The shooting done by the Marysville team ‘was something wonderful, several of the contestants ‘making clean scores. $22 Home=-Made Ice Cream. A fresh and pure article. Can be obtained every day at Mrs. Perry’s Restaurant, Pine street. Give it a trial, m20 oe Se a ee ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. J. W. ‘Alexander, Marysville, . L, P. Jones, San Francisco, H, D. Rowe, be G, F. Terbush, ‘‘ K. Fogarty, Birchville, Payton Com. Co.,-12 persons, H. N. Hawkins, Yankee Hill, A. A. Bandeman, Bloomfield, Miss Lottie Chase, We B. Garrett, Grass Valley, Dr. Park Harris, ‘* T. W. Peckham, Spenceville, A. J, McCoy, San Luis Obispo, Jos. Kieffer, Montezuma Hill, A. Mayer, ‘ sf J. M. Mulligan, Rough and Ready, T. L. Abbott, Penn: Valley, G: B. Jones, Grass Valley, F,.M, Curtin, As A. S. Ryder, is W. Coyne, Sacramento, C, Tryon, de M. H. Gardner, Graniteville, Deo. Fulcher, Oakland, O, B. Hodgen, Smarteville, OC, A. Place, San Francisco, L. Urban, “4 V, Hollman, French Corral, Thos. Wayman, Pike City, Chas, Burns, ba picnic met at Grass Valley yesterday to Creat American Importing Tea Co.'s -WILL-HAVE A DIVIDEND. een The Financial Result of the Firemen’s Picnic Was Quite Satisfactory. The General Committee of the firemen’s settle up the busineas of the picnic. After the sale of privileges, commission from the Railroad Company, gate receipts, sale of dance badges, and coin subscriptions from the Nevada City Soliciting Committee, it was found that the total receipts amounted to $659.95. The total expenses, as far as known, amounted to $417.95. . This will leave a balance of $242 to be divided between the Fire Departments of Nevada City and Grass Valley, which will be $121 to each, In order to be certain that all bills The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to East, on a business trip. Bane, who stabbed a young man named Atwood at Pleasant Valley a short time ago, is being held this afternoon. aunts agua — aie their means of livelihood, the farmers and ard for much of what he possesses at this WH AT DOES THIS ME AN? é BY TELEPHONE. walle tatee, he a bald heads, 20 = may be averted for a long time by using Hall’s Hair Renewer. oe ee —_—— WHEN you are constipated, with loss of appetite, headache, take one of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pillete, They are pleasant to take and will curé you. . 25 cents a vial. : Soldat Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Alf. Tregidgo, Superintendent of the Nevada County Electric Power Company, aa getting in money from all sources, including . arrived at Grass Valley this mofring. He comes to look after. the company’s interests ‘and to arrange for the commencement of work on the proposed plant, WHEN your heart pains you and unusta palpitation is frequent, accompanied some times with shortness of breath and low spirits you are suffering from a disordered state of the liver, digestion is imperfect and there is wind on the stomach, If allowed to remain the trouble will ultimately reach the kidueys and then becomes dangerous -to life Steps should be taken to stay its progres on the appearance of the first symptoms. Dr, J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm is especially. adapted for disorders of this kind. Price $1.00 per bottle. : Sold at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. Frank. Ridge leaves tomorrow for the The preliminary examination of young are in, the division of the proceeds was deferred one week. In the meantime any one having a bill is requested to present the same to some member of the committee. A unahimons vote of thanks was tendered to the people of Grass Valley and Nevada City for the hearty support they gave to the firemen, and_to everybody who helped in any way to make the picnic a suceess, ae BERR Sitti en CES mee: i SusKeEN cyes, a pallid complexion, and disfiguring eruptions, indicate that there is something wrong within. Expel the lurking foe to health, by purifying the blood with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Cures Erysipelas, Kczema, Salt Rheum, Pimples, and Blotches, See eee House For Rent. A residence near this city is offered for rent. For further particulars apply to Shurtleff & Son, Plaza Store, tmal8-tf COFFEES, ~ SPICES: Lowest Prices! Best Quality ! ° Teas—20, 25; 30, 35, 40 and 50 cents per pound. Coffees—15, 20; 25, 30, 35 and 40 -cents per pound, A guaranteed saving of 25 cents on each dollar purchase you make at STORE. No peddlers, No solicitors’ profits to pay. Goods delivered free. . A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT GIYEN FREE TO Hood’s Saved : 1 Can Honestly M: Life Say This y “For years I was in a serious condition with catarrh of the stomach, bowels and bladder. I sufered intensely from dyspepsia, in fact was a miserable wreck, merely a skeleton. I seemed té go from bad to worse. I really wished I wasdead. Thad taken so much S$ medicine of the & wrong kind that \" it had poisoned ‘A me, and my finiW ger nails began to turn black and come off. I Mr. W. R. Young, Potter’s Mills, Pa. more for me than all prescriptions, tive years and it must by restored. The poquiet and monotonous tenor of things velous.” W, R. YouNG, Potter's Mills, Pa, eee . Pager ; ; " ; Sarsa-. litical party that shirks it is a “gone Diggeratorial. The dccasion was the holdHi d’ ( : ing of the annual pow-wow. Representa00 Ss parilla ures gosling.”’ ee Senator Elkins on Silver, Sierra counties. It is a sort of round-up Senator Elkins of West Virginia has recently returned to New York from an extensive tour of the Pacific Coast States. It is stated that his trip was taken for the purpase of combining business with pleasure, It is also asserted that his visit had a political signiticance and that he ‘‘sounded” the representatives of the party. with which he is affiliated regarding the chances of a cerbe less every year. re a cry will take place. This latter event Ww gone to the happy hunting grounds. tives of the Digger tribe are here from all quarters, coming from Placer, Yuba and “(K BIG DOLLAR SHOW Quite a number of white people went out from town to witness the dancing and other ceremonies. Tonight another pow-wow will be held, and on Sunday is ONE SOLID WEEK. the natives, whose numbers aregrowing a ceremony of mourning in respect. to the memory of members of the tribe who have FOR 40c, 20c, 30¢. NEVADA THEATRE. Commencing Monday Evening, May 20th, tain prospective presidential candidate. Be that as it may Mr. Elkins has returned to the East safe and sound. BORN. Supporting the versatile Actress, MATTIE KEENE — = But Senator Elkins in New York and Senator Elkins in California are two different individuals on certain propositions. While in the metropolis of this State he submitted, like all other weak statesmen whe come from the East, to the importunities of the irrepressible newspaper reporter and consented to parade his views on current subjects for the delectation of the unas . suspecting public. Among other things he was requested to explain his attitude in relation to the monetary problem, He did so a@ manner that was evidently satisfactory to; the most rabid bi-metallist. He stated explicitly that he favored the coinage of silver at a ratio of 16 to 1, and that he believed in maintaining the parity of the two metals, Io other words he favored a double standard of value, Those who knew the Senator were nol to. surprised at his utterances. They knew that he had every tangible reason to bea us. staunch and enthusiastic advocate of-silver. ut} Years ago, when he was grappling with the great problem of how to succeed in life, ‘land long before he had acquired the na~ tional reputation he now enjoys, he settled in the Territory of New Mexico, It was and wife, a daughter. Life in a Few Lines. are quickly read and absorbed. body. erbs, an and i vigorating properties. shoul ack of ene itters, an: colds from your system, use Peruvian are spec eured b standard of excellence served in their manufacture, ertain qualities of whiskey that he laid the foundation of his successful feats the careor and immense fortune. He did so by : . resulting in investing the profits of his business in the rs. ack & Co., All Druggists and n Francisco. alers. In this city, May 18th, to John Cleave 2 A SHORT STORY, WHICH ALL READ. A Short, Instructive and Interesting Story of ‘Short stories interest and amuse because they Chief, and dearest blessing to mankind is the continued possession of good health and good spirits. Some men are born healthy, and some acquire health, and others have health thrust upon them, Peruvian Bitters preserve the healthy individual by keeping up the tone of the system. Peruvian Bitters restore health by repelling the inroads of disease upon the wasted Far better are Peruvian Bitters than whiskey-as an appetizer and stimulant. They are a pleasant, refreshing drink—not a physio— and are made of the oldest California Brandy, blended with aromatic and medicinal roots and particularly the justly celebri eruvian Bark, remarkable fod its pBengs mier, No household be considered complete without a bottle of this exquisite beveragy. Loss of appetite and iy Peruyian f you desize toexpel coughs and itters as a rene at os 1 ae ip of these trouble-) nd you are always 6 Feevies Bitters ‘uniform in aay he. et 3 May Poles, bein, carefully pre ) ge Lf unwhich only intexrain and attack the coating of the stomach, thus, cOvOREAS began and often. 'yspepsia, when you can get @ goetetal, pleasant beverage, like Peruvian B : successes, Charming Costumes, Special Seener Bijou Ladies Orchestra, Under the direction of the OPENING BILL ! _, The Charming Exact Comedy, “Woggey'’s Ferry.” Ladies Free Monday, I. E. : holding one 30 cent ticket will admitted tree. front three rows down stairs, 30 cents. house, 20 cents. Children 10 cents. charge for reserved seats. avoid rush at the door Rest began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and it did JI have gradually regnined perfect health, am entirely free from catarrh of the bowels, and painin my back. My recovery is simply mar-' Hood’s Pills cure distress after eating 1895, —-. PAYTON COMEDY COMPANY, In a select reportoire of the latest dramatic . . Sisters Braezele. Every Lady accompanied by an escort Seats now on sale at Mulloy’s. Gallery and ( No extra Secure seats and RACH PURCHASER. Com mercial Street, Nevada City In Vinton’s window, as you pass, and see the Soap that is being o ered for 25 ecntsa box. There is : FLAXSAED SOAP, Delightfully perfumed and soothing to the skin. BUTTER OF ALMONIS ROSES SOAP For the complexion. GLYCERINE ROSE-WATER SOAP, ~~ Unexcelled for chaps and sunburn. NURSERY SOAP = a For the Toilet Manufsctured by } astman & Bro., Perfumers, Philadeiphia. -old by VINTON, Druggist and Stationer, Broad Street H. §. Pepper Whiskey, — upon the market. It is Hand-made Mash. It is offered for sale in bulk or by the case y: A. ISOARD Has the exclusive agency for it in this city be — of fact that it is all that is claimed for it, That 4 : STON Are’ in the Swim for Trade this Spring and Summer = This brand is acknowledged by all judges to be the very best ever placed Try it and see if you do not attest to the} — Please Read This ! ss Sse MEME MESLILIES NENENE NES = SY SESISIGIRIRISIS «TRIRIRUSTR TRUSUSUR IS TS AND THINK FOR A MOMENT, IF YOU HAVE NOT THOUGHT BEFORE, CARTER & JOH With one of the Handsomest Lines of Spring Glothing, _ Furnishing Goods, a Etc., Htc. EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. : <a : : We are not the only Clothiers in this city, There are others. Consult them first and then come to us and compare Dur Goods and Prices with theirs, and see if ours are notall we claim them to be. We have Men's Suits, good fitting Goods, and the Correct Style from $5 to $80. _. OUR SHIRTS ARE PERFECT FITTING. one, arms.are too short, tail always creeping up around your collar, etc. NOT SO WITH OURS. Ours are cut by men who know that the Shirt is to fit a man—not a hitching post. All 36 inches long, felled seams. Buttons put on to stay, and rand our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Tants made. Can not be ripped. Also, Sampson's Overalls, 60 cents per pair, Also, a Beautiful line of Straw Hats. Garter & Johnston, THE ONE PRICE HOUSE. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. We Give You (redit IF YOU HAVE A SUIT MADE WITH US. SUITS $15 UP. ee PANTS $4 UP. en oe Ssxrmith Perfect. Fit Guaranteed, _ + 106 Eros. PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. Our Furnishing Goods.can’t be beat: . You know as well as we can tell you that some shirts choke’ For Common Sense CALL AND EXAMINE COODS. Merchant Tailors, Maypole :---: Under the diretion of AT ARMORY HALL, Friday Evening, May 31st. : Fd 50 Masters and Misses. it . wind the May Pole by Waltz movement. Music by Goyne’s Orchestra, par with gold and silver mining was a reliable and invariably successful venture, A portion of that interest he retains today. W. H. KIRKBRIDE, Civil Engineer, the loss of their crops, which . to the silver industry and the double stand~. Admission, per couple, $1. ©p ctator: Dance Prof. John Michell, pa The May Queen and Maids of Honor. A New Feature—14 Young Ladies will Land For Sale. roads, and known as the “CASHIN FIELD” Will be sold at a great bargain. '25 cents, Geutlemen 50 cents, Ladies and children —. . For particulars enquire of -+~ “Fhe Large and Beautiful: Tractof . Land, between the Two: Grass Valley J GUARANTEES: PERFECTION. FIVE : POINTS :-OF SS ___ penrecringFITTING, — = —__HOLDFAST. BUTTONS, = = _IASTIC WAIST BANDS, = = WARRANTED; NOT 0 RIP = SS DOUBLE. KNEES. = Tannen tS The Old Reliable, secs I. J} ROLFSEH. Marcus M, Baruh, Manager. PERFHOTION BS UAAAAGAAAAAAAAAA ALAA L04) Sn ian _ EDAILY’ (Established Nevada citv, Ne 2 published Evenings D Légal SuBSCRIPTION TERM aixty Cents a Month; . paidin Advance fer 4 LOCAL READING No’ for First Insertion, Fi sequent Time, One Do For Other, Advertising cation DEATH OF GE eh Viell-Known Expired § Capt. Charles M Valley Saturday . o'clock, from the e! plexy sustained sev afternoon Drs. Will an operation, whicl hopés of saving the tion of the skull blood clot removed branes of the br pressure on-the bra sis to leave Capt. € improvement in th the physicians som but his exhaustec restored and he co! until] at the time-n of life departed. . Deceased was wi was one of the 1 travelers in the Sti years of age. Tw his wife having dic j emains were tal a feeamlts of Pythia amémber, and we train for Woodlar home, and where . tain of the militar tion of this. latter from Company H ‘panied.the corpse. Two rochaways the’ Commercial 1 from\ this city to . e to escort the ren and associate to t show their respec Sup The following . the ‘\ Caldwell, presic NX, Land vs. Whi Boe have leave to a premises; Michael Land Jmigment in fav: Johar, Cline gument so for ) Estate of \J taf Order —appoin' administratrix,o = Estate of Jose appointing KH. ® tor. Estate of A, . postponing matt Centennial Q1 Hill Mining Co1 “of plaintiff. Joseph Kitts Judgment for $472.60, less $1 Richard Belc Order shortenin to 7 days. De by defendant. Estate of Order of sale of Superior . estate granted, John Kuhlm etal. Argum John Q. Bra murrer overrul to answer, ‘C. D. Lane Mining Co, & A The Payton week's engage presenting tl comedy, ‘Fo tion of 12 peo priced-compa) ceived the and public « carry their under the lea zeale, Toni ‘\.6.: Every lac Mhlaing one will receive ¢ on sale. at N 10, 20 and & seat and se season, sf enamel Highest Gold

E DAILY TRANSCRIPT { _ lished Every Bvening, except Sunday. MAY 20, 1895. a. ee “yWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. ————————ee———oooooeaeoo_—_—_—_— , i SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 3ts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month ee WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE +! SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. 4 _— BDITORIAL NOTES 3S “Various Subjects Which Are of Interest to the People. < “Nearer the bone, sweeter the meat.” Nearer this city rougher the street. — ne silver storm is brewing, the silver is rising, and unless the ship of gold ometallism steers a different course it be eventually shipwrecked. Com~~ der Cleveland and Lieutenant Carlisle now battling with ‘the breakers and will shortly be dashed against the -s. Their only salvation is to jump into ~ life-boat of bi-metallism. Steering a ~ without a compass and the experience ired from life-long practice of nautical 28 is a dangerous thing. eeteennnene Mining business is a humming. fhe capitalisacoming. There are very few a bumming ‘Jn our streets these prosperons days. s »vada City has not enjoyed such an era » osperity since the suppression of by“lie mining. A very few years ago there depression and distrust and people in"bly complained of hard times. Today + is activity, ambition and prosperity fested in every branch of industry. “your shoulder to the wheel and make ra permanent, -t every resident and property bolder do 1 his power to develop and beautify the Don’t hoard up your money if you ‘ypend it to advantage. Money is coined current use, that is the meaning of “rency,” and it should be put into cirne 4 sion-if-itcan-.be done so legitimately __ to advantage. There is a larger sum of “ey disbursed among the miners today for a long time previous, and this “ey should tind its way through every oy of the commercial system. A dollar “ton your property now will give ems ment to some one and will make it ly vaiuable in the future. F sobably one of the mest pleasant drives ‘ye county a year ago could be enjoyed used to splendid advantage. ino fear of emitting the meal last eaten _all this has changed. ervous system cannot fail to strain th in authority. 38 as now exist. why not use it? Enough could I f operating the sprinkler. the road dilapidated and full of d State. Ifthe county funds are too lo “e of this city and Grass Valley. — ‘om whence no traveller returns. y particulars. When this State w umed the reins of government. dmitted into the Union he retired He, was an honest and conscientio _ brilliant lawyer and a devo n, Peace be to his ashes. * —— fruit-growers of this State are jubilant over Everything is conducive to @ rich harvest. There will be practically no opposition in the Eastern markets and Nature has favored us with a bountifal growth of fruit to sapply the deficiency existing there. While it has been—snowing in the East, the warm rays of q, summer's sun have been busy maturing the products of our orchards and Gelds, Such is the arrangement of an allwise and benificent Providence. ‘ amine the mental condition of murderer “he road leading from this city to Grass “ey. The Supervisors had the courage " magnanimity to purchase a watering in the early part of the spring, and it They also ean attempt to improve the road by ag up the culverts and placing macadath » rever it was deemed necessary. The reof this action was manifested in the ciation of the large number who daily " elled over this thoroughfare. Noshocke 4 system were experienced and” there If it was pleasant de a year ago, it is now disagreeable disgusting. Toa dyspetic it is a most gand dangerous trip. The shock to ions between the travelling public, and It is now necessary to overalls and a duster in order to preserve s clothing, and then your appearance ts the idea that some one has been g up the road with you. There is no Snable excuse for such a condition of We have a sprinkling in wearing apparel alone to defray the And why ions when within a stone’s throw of the distance there can be secured the best for macadamizing roads to be found for these necessities then we suggest “becription be taken up among the ter H. Burnett has passed to the counOn y last he succumbed to the dissolution is the inevitable result of old age and al decay. He died full of years and , respected and beloved by all who Burnett was a remarkable character chaotic condition, subsequent to the ery of gold within its borders, and iniby ahorde of adventurers who bad > respect for the rights of others in the . yotic community he stood at the helm He slected Governor before the Constituhad been ratified by the United States ‘and administered power with an unhand, Shortly after the State te life and never again sought a public ing the past week the Eastern States been experiencing unusually severe while an obscure lawyer in that Territory . In several séctions snow bas fallen Jepth of several inches, causing deion and despair. The fruit crops have ted and the agricultural products silver mines. At that time silver was on a been seriously injured and their growth ly retarded, But ‘it’s an il] wind ‘bl nobody good,” and while the fruit-growers and agriculturists are . It will be seen that he is under obligations time. But distance and the cold eastern climate have dampened the ardor and changed the views of the Senator on this important subject. Safe from the criticisms of the bimetallic press he is willing to retract much of what he formerly said in favor of the metal; He now advocates ‘‘sound money.” He has adopted the fashionable illusion of the gold monometallists and has come out in favor of sound money. In a recent interview he said—‘‘I believe in bi-metallism when consistent with sound money.’ Everybody knows what the phrase sound money implies since Cleveland's famous Chicago epistles. The only obstacle is that it lacks a definition and Senator Elkins is as helpless in this respect as the other gold mouometallists. ¢ PERSONAL POINTERS. — A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. ~~ Chas, Tryon of Sacramento is in town. W. Coyne of Sacramento is in town, H. D. Rowe of San Francisco arrived here last evening. Rev. Father Claire left this morning for San Francisco. "John R, Woolsey came down from Graniteville yesterday. H. Franklin of San Francisco came in on last night’s train. , James G. Neagle returned last night from the Bay. Miss Lottie Chase of North Bloomfield came down yesterday. : A. A. Bandemar of North ‘Bloomfied is in town. : Geo. F. Terbush of San Francisco arrived here last evening. he prospect for a highly prosperous season. ee The insanity experts appointed to exFredericks have reported that he is mentally sound. Thay found no defects whatever in his cerebrum and concluded that_his -muchvaunted insanity was feigned for reasons obvious to the criminal. The report of their investigation will be received. with gratification in this ‘county. We have a particular interest in the fate of this human fiend, and we are anxioes to see stern justice meted out to him at thé expense of his neck. * One of the bravest and noblest officers this county evey possessed met a cruel death at the hands of this villianous assassin, His identification in San Francisco proved beyond a reasonable doubt that he murdered Sheriff Pascoe. He it was who led that gallant and fearless officer into ambush and then shot him to make his escape. We hope that. he will hang by the neck until he is dead. Then will the death of two innocent and patriotic men be avenged by justice. a —— The Coming Issue. —_— * If present indications count for anything, and the adage ‘that coming events cast their shadows before” is true, then the next campaign, which is a Presidential one, will be contested on the issue of a single gold standard versus a double standard. This is the paramount issue, however much the land are here spending a few days. VY. Hollman came over from French Corral yesterday. gold monometallists may desire to shirk it. W.-G. Halstead and wife came up from The war bugle has sounded the call of duty} smartaville today. in tones more forcible and clarion than. ‘Theo, Wetzel and S. A. Derre came when the foundation of the Government was threatened with disruption and annihilation by the siccessionists of the South. And who shall say that the danger to which this Republic is exposed through the adoption of the financial system practiced in the effete monarchies of Europe is not greater than the civil disagreement and disunion of 1860 ? The country is as much divided and the antagonism is as strovg today as it was at that time. This nation was formed upon economic principles, upon the success of which depende its prosperity, and if one of these vital principles is destroyed an integral part of the Government is extermi-— nated, The question is; Can we success— fully erect and sustain the structure with the corner-stone taken away? This question must be squarely met and answered in 1896. We cannot longer evade the issue. In this important matter we are the victims of circumstances. Falling prices, decrease in the value of agricultural land, contraction of the currency and the appreciation of gold have forced the issue upon us. We must decide whether we will continue the present dangerous experiment, whether we are content to be governed by the insidious monetary influences of the grasping bondholders and shylocks ef Europe or whether we will return to the system adopted by the founders of this Government. Gold and silver was the money of Washington, Jefferson, Hamilton, . and other relatives. -. the Adamses, Monroe and the many other eee brilliant patriarchs whose ability and statesIndian Festivities. manship brought order out of chaos and established a. Republic which has no parallel in history. This was the standard by which €. they measured the value of everything. It was the standard of value for eighty consecu~ down from the Derbec mine today. R. Richardson and wife came over from You Bet today. fér San Francisco to visit relatives, cisco yesterday on a visit to his folks. the train last night, on his way home. yesterday from San Francisco, Valley yesterday seeing his friends, rived here last night from San Francisco. last evening. L. C. Irien, G: O. Vacke and H. G evening. last evening en route to Sierra county. train last night. : return home Wednesday. —o + “. ville defeated a team of crack shots from L. Fulcher and 0. B, Hodgen of OakMr. and Mrs. Wm, Clemo left this morning Geo, Dunnicliff came up from San FranFrank V. Gallagher of Batavia arrived on ‘Geo. A. Gray and A. K. Lord returned Thomas McCauley was up from Grass Grant Skidmore of North Bloomfield arCurtis H. Lindley, one of the leading attorneys of San Francisco, arrived here Howell, of San Francisco, arrived here last F, J. Mayhew of San Francisco ‘arrived Warren Green, one of the owners of the Downieville stage line, arrived here on the Mrs. R. W. Dawe of Butte City, Montana, who has been visiting the family of Chas. Eddy for the past few months, will W. T. Shurtleff, who has been residing in Oregon for several-years past, arrived here Saturday evening on a visit to his father} There was hilarity unrestrained at the Indian campoodie west of town last night, and the reservation wore a lively appearance that was in striking contrast to the usually The People Here Never Heard of the Project Before. It is said that a man named R. 8S, Dickson of Placer county is in San Francisco, andis authority for the statement that the work of constructing the Marysville and Auburn electric railway has’ beén commenced. He says the road will run from Marysville to Auburn, a distance of fifty miles, and when completed it will be the longest electric road west of Chicago. The purpose of the road is to afford orchardists and farmers in the foothills easier facilities for getting their produce to market and at less cost. Passengers will be carried as well as freight. Power for the sroad will be furnished by the South Yuba Water Co. and the power house will \be located near the line of the road below Grass Valley. 2 Ges —— Beat the World’s Record. _ Saturday a team of riflemen from MarysSan Francisco; and also beat the world’s record by 37 points. The shooting done by the Marysville team ‘was something wonderful, several of the contestants ‘making clean scores. $22 Home=-Made Ice Cream. A fresh and pure article. Can be obtained every day at Mrs. Perry’s Restaurant, Pine street. Give it a trial, m20 oe Se a ee ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. J. W. ‘Alexander, Marysville, . L, P. Jones, San Francisco, H, D. Rowe, be G, F. Terbush, ‘‘ K. Fogarty, Birchville, Payton Com. Co.,-12 persons, H. N. Hawkins, Yankee Hill, A. A. Bandeman, Bloomfield, Miss Lottie Chase, We B. Garrett, Grass Valley, Dr. Park Harris, ‘* T. W. Peckham, Spenceville, A. J, McCoy, San Luis Obispo, Jos. Kieffer, Montezuma Hill, A. Mayer, ‘ sf J. M. Mulligan, Rough and Ready, T. L. Abbott, Penn: Valley, G: B. Jones, Grass Valley, F,.M, Curtin, As A. S. Ryder, is W. Coyne, Sacramento, C, Tryon, de M. H. Gardner, Graniteville, Deo. Fulcher, Oakland, O, B. Hodgen, Smarteville, OC, A. Place, San Francisco, L. Urban, “4 V, Hollman, French Corral, Thos. Wayman, Pike City, Chas, Burns, ba picnic met at Grass Valley yesterday to Creat American Importing Tea Co.'s -WILL-HAVE A DIVIDEND. een The Financial Result of the Firemen’s Picnic Was Quite Satisfactory. The General Committee of the firemen’s settle up the busineas of the picnic. After the sale of privileges, commission from the Railroad Company, gate receipts, sale of dance badges, and coin subscriptions from the Nevada City Soliciting Committee, it was found that the total receipts amounted to $659.95. The total expenses, as far as known, amounted to $417.95. . This will leave a balance of $242 to be divided between the Fire Departments of Nevada City and Grass Valley, which will be $121 to each, In order to be certain that all bills The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to East, on a business trip. Bane, who stabbed a young man named Atwood at Pleasant Valley a short time ago, is being held this afternoon. aunts agua — aie their means of livelihood, the farmers and ard for much of what he possesses at this WH AT DOES THIS ME AN? é BY TELEPHONE. walle tatee, he a bald heads, 20 = may be averted for a long time by using Hall’s Hair Renewer. oe ee —_—— WHEN you are constipated, with loss of appetite, headache, take one of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pillete, They are pleasant to take and will curé you. . 25 cents a vial. : Soldat Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Alf. Tregidgo, Superintendent of the Nevada County Electric Power Company, aa getting in money from all sources, including . arrived at Grass Valley this mofring. He comes to look after. the company’s interests ‘and to arrange for the commencement of work on the proposed plant, WHEN your heart pains you and unusta palpitation is frequent, accompanied some times with shortness of breath and low spirits you are suffering from a disordered state of the liver, digestion is imperfect and there is wind on the stomach, If allowed to remain the trouble will ultimately reach the kidueys and then becomes dangerous -to life Steps should be taken to stay its progres on the appearance of the first symptoms. Dr, J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm is especially. adapted for disorders of this kind. Price $1.00 per bottle. : Sold at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. Frank. Ridge leaves tomorrow for the The preliminary examination of young are in, the division of the proceeds was deferred one week. In the meantime any one having a bill is requested to present the same to some member of the committee. A unahimons vote of thanks was tendered to the people of Grass Valley and Nevada City for the hearty support they gave to the firemen, and_to everybody who helped in any way to make the picnic a suceess, ae BERR Sitti en CES mee: i SusKeEN cyes, a pallid complexion, and disfiguring eruptions, indicate that there is something wrong within. Expel the lurking foe to health, by purifying the blood with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Cures Erysipelas, Kczema, Salt Rheum, Pimples, and Blotches, See eee House For Rent. A residence near this city is offered for rent. For further particulars apply to Shurtleff & Son, Plaza Store, tmal8-tf COFFEES, ~ SPICES: Lowest Prices! Best Quality !

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The dccasion was the holdHi d’ ( : ing of the annual pow-wow. Representa00 Ss parilla ures gosling.”’ ee Senator Elkins on Silver, Sierra counties. It is a sort of round-up Senator Elkins of West Virginia has recently returned to New York from an extensive tour of the Pacific Coast States. It is stated that his trip was taken for the purpase of combining business with pleasure, It is also asserted that his visit had a political signiticance and that he ‘‘sounded” the representatives of the party. with which he is affiliated regarding the chances of a cerbe less every year. re a cry will take place. This latter event Ww gone to the happy hunting grounds. tives of the Digger tribe are here from all quarters, coming from Placer, Yuba and “(K BIG DOLLAR SHOW Quite a number of white people went out from town to witness the dancing and other ceremonies. Tonight another pow-wow will be held, and on Sunday is ONE SOLID WEEK. the natives, whose numbers aregrowing a ceremony of mourning in respect. to the memory of members of the tribe who have FOR 40c, 20c, 30¢. NEVADA THEATRE. Commencing Monday Evening, May 20th, tain prospective presidential candidate. Be that as it may Mr. Elkins has returned to the East safe and sound. BORN. Supporting the versatile Actress, MATTIE KEENE — = But Senator Elkins in New York and Senator Elkins in California are two different individuals on certain propositions. While in the metropolis of this State he submitted, like all other weak statesmen whe come from the East, to the importunities of the irrepressible newspaper reporter and consented to parade his views on current subjects for the delectation of the unas . suspecting public. Among other things he was requested to explain his attitude in relation to the monetary problem, He did so a@ manner that was evidently satisfactory to; the most rabid bi-metallist. He stated explicitly that he favored the coinage of silver at a ratio of 16 to 1, and that he believed in maintaining the parity of the two metals, Io other words he favored a double standard of value, Those who knew the Senator were nol to. surprised at his utterances. They knew that he had every tangible reason to bea us. staunch and enthusiastic advocate of-silver. ut} Years ago, when he was grappling with the great problem of how to succeed in life, ‘land long before he had acquired the na~ tional reputation he now enjoys, he settled in the Territory of New Mexico, It was and wife, a daughter. 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Com mercial Street, Nevada City In Vinton’s window, as you pass, and see the Soap that is being o ered for 25 ecntsa box. There is : FLAXSAED SOAP, Delightfully perfumed and soothing to the skin. BUTTER OF ALMONIS ROSES SOAP For the complexion. GLYCERINE ROSE-WATER SOAP, ~~ Unexcelled for chaps and sunburn. NURSERY SOAP = a For the Toilet Manufsctured by } astman & Bro., Perfumers, Philadeiphia. -old by VINTON, Druggist and Stationer, Broad Street H. §. Pepper Whiskey, — upon the market. It is Hand-made Mash. It is offered for sale in bulk or by the case y: A. ISOARD Has the exclusive agency for it in this city be — of fact that it is all that is claimed for it, That 4 : STON Are’ in the Swim for Trade this Spring and Summer = This brand is acknowledged by all judges to be the very best ever placed Try it and see if you do not attest to the} — Please Read This ! ss Sse MEME MESLILIES NENENE NES = SY SESISIGIRIRISIS «TRIRIRUSTR TRUSUSUR IS TS AND THINK FOR A MOMENT, IF YOU HAVE NOT THOUGHT BEFORE, CARTER & JOH With one of the Handsomest Lines of Spring Glothing, _ Furnishing Goods, a Etc., Htc. EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. : <a : : We are not the only Clothiers in this city, There are others. Consult them first and then come to us and compare Dur Goods and Prices with theirs, and see if ours are notall we claim them to be. We have Men's Suits, good fitting Goods, and the Correct Style from $5 to $80. _. OUR SHIRTS ARE PERFECT FITTING. one, arms.are too short, tail always creeping up around your collar, etc. NOT SO WITH OURS. Ours are cut by men who know that the Shirt is to fit a man—not a hitching post. All 36 inches long, felled seams. Buttons put on to stay, and rand our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Tants made. Can not be ripped. Also, Sampson's Overalls, 60 cents per pair, Also, a Beautiful line of Straw Hats. Garter & Johnston, THE ONE PRICE HOUSE. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. We Give You (redit IF YOU HAVE A SUIT MADE WITH US. SUITS $15 UP. ee PANTS $4 UP. en oe Ssxrmith Perfect. Fit Guaranteed, _ + 106 Eros. PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. Our Furnishing Goods.can’t be beat: . You know as well as we can tell you that some shirts choke’ For Common Sense CALL AND EXAMINE COODS. Merchant Tailors, Maypole :---: Under the diretion of AT ARMORY HALL, Friday Evening, May 31st. : Fd 50 Masters and Misses. it . wind the May Pole by Waltz movement. Music by Goyne’s Orchestra, par with gold and silver mining was a reliable and invariably successful venture, A portion of that interest he retains today. W. H. KIRKBRIDE, Civil Engineer, the loss of their crops, which . to the silver industry and the double stand~. Admission, per couple, $1. ©p ctator: Dance Prof. John Michell, pa The May Queen and Maids of Honor. A New Feature—14 Young Ladies will Land For Sale. roads, and known as the “CASHIN FIELD” Will be sold at a great bargain. '25 cents, Geutlemen 50 cents, Ladies and children —. . For particulars enquire of -+~ “Fhe Large and Beautiful: Tractof . Land, between the Two: Grass Valley J GUARANTEES: PERFECTION. FIVE : POINTS :-OF SS ___ penrecringFITTING, — = —__HOLDFAST. BUTTONS, = = _IASTIC WAIST BANDS, = = WARRANTED; NOT 0 RIP = SS DOUBLE. KNEES. = Tannen tS The Old Reliable, secs I. J} ROLFSEH. Marcus M, Baruh, Manager. PERFHOTION BS UAAAAGAAAAAAAAAA ALAA L04) Sn ian _ EDAILY’ (Established Nevada citv, Ne 2 published Evenings D Légal SuBSCRIPTION TERM aixty Cents a Month; . paidin Advance fer 4 LOCAL READING No’ for First Insertion, Fi sequent Time, One Do For Other, Advertising cation DEATH OF GE eh Viell-Known Expired § Capt. Charles M Valley Saturday . o'clock, from the e! plexy sustained sev afternoon Drs. Will an operation, whicl hopés of saving the tion of the skull blood clot removed branes of the br pressure on-the bra sis to leave Capt. € improvement in th the physicians som but his exhaustec restored and he co! until] at the time-n of life departed. . Deceased was wi was one of the 1 travelers in the Sti years of age. Tw his wife having dic j emains were tal a feeamlts of Pythia amémber, and we train for Woodlar home, and where . tain of the militar tion of this. latter from Company H ‘panied.the corpse. Two rochaways the’ Commercial 1 from\ this city to . e to escort the ren and associate to t show their respec Sup The following . the ‘\ Caldwell, presic NX, Land vs. Whi Boe have leave to a premises; Michael Land Jmigment in fav: Johar, Cline gument so for ) Estate of \J taf Order —appoin' administratrix,o = Estate of Jose appointing KH. ® tor. Estate of A, . postponing matt Centennial Q1 Hill Mining Co1 “of plaintiff. Joseph Kitts Judgment for $472.60, less $1 Richard Belc Order shortenin to 7 days. De by defendant. Estate of Order of sale of Superior . estate granted, John Kuhlm etal. Argum John Q. Bra murrer overrul to answer, ‘C. D. Lane Mining Co, & A The Payton week's engage presenting tl comedy, ‘Fo tion of 12 peo priced-compa) ceived the and public « carry their under the lea zeale, Toni ‘\.6.: Every lac Mhlaing one will receive ¢ on sale. at N 10, 20 and & seat and se season, sf enamel Highest Gold