May 28, 1900 (4 pages)

ppp sc pound. _ it’s watan ous THE TRANSCRIPT. Issned Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, ‘aT BBVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, li-3BY— BROWN ¢& CALEINS. “. . ERMB OF SUBSCRITIION : By Pail, $6 Per Year By Carrier, 2 = 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part vf the city. TRLEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E. MONDAY ... 55. May 28, 190¢ BRIEFLY STATED. Htems That Shon'd Inter Lote Everybody— Something iy Every Day. Cook's, ths*’s = Bwiss cheese 2t is2ard’s. For Life Incerarce see T. B. Gray. -. You can’t have Mulacia if you drink Caok’s. Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkine’ saloon. mi4-tfPig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Jackson’s, mi-tf A-M-I Siik Underskirts at Snell and Fileming’s. mi144f What abont a celebration in Nevada City on the 4th of July? _ Fiaked Wheat, 3 packages for 25 cents at Guenther’s Cash Store. m14-tf Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. Something new. At GayzLorp's. tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Wanted, a girl to do general housework Enquire at this office. Don’t forget the physical culture class at Odd Fellows’ Hall tonight. A little girl named Matthews had a fall Saturday and broke one of her arms. Henry Schreiber of You Bet has been naturalized. He is a native of Germany. That tonic,Beef, Iron and Wine, with Celery, at Vinton’s, is having a very large sale. tf A fall line of Waterman’s fountain pens at Vinton’s. These pens need no recommendation. tf People suffer a great deal with sore feet during the warm weather. Uno is the best remedy. Forsale by Vinton. Maher & Oo.’s shows windows are filled with muslins, etc., for eamme: wear. Something always of interest to the ladies. A. D. Gassaway, formerly of this county, has been appointed superintendent of the De Long river mines, in Butte county. The public school at North Bloomfield closed last Friday, and th+ teacher, T. H. McGuire, went home to . Grass Valley Saturday. After some one has secured a broken leg or neck it is surmised that some of the rickety sidewalks will be placed in good repair, and not till then. Oompany O has received the State trophy for the best shooting, and will retain it fora year. It is a beauty, and can be seen at Maher's store. The dance at Armory Hall Saturday was attended by a large number cf people, and they hada finetime. The weekly soirees coxtinue to be. popular At “The Grctio” ui all times, you cau get the finest «i ‘iynors, wines, ales, cigars, ete. Uren iv aad see how it is, all ye who never samuied their gonds.tf Poundmaste~ Merziil has sworn to a complaint chergi:z 5S. Luiz wita distarbing the peace. This is the cuitcome of the trouble crer acow which the poundmaster hac iz his charge. Assessor Schreeder of this county, Assessor Geo. Mitchel! of Placer county, and the Stale Board of Equalization, with tne oxception of George Beamer, went to ‘I'ruckee today to assess the Tahoe railroad. Yesterday the Populars of this city and the Nob Hills of Grass Valley met at Oashin field snd played a game of baseball. The game was a close one and was won by the Populars by u score of 11 to 10. Chas. Guenther met with « severe accident at the Ohampion minethis morning. He had the third finger of his right handcaught between the chain and. a bucket, and it was broken and his hand badly mashed. Snell & Fleming have just received the prettiest lot of wall paper ever brought to this city; and the prices are paper, Among the lot you will see the latest styles in aplique border and ceilings. At the whist party given by Mrs. Richard Noell on Saturday afternoon, tothe members of the Ladies’ Whist Club, the first prize was won by Miss Lizzie Keenan and the second by Mrs. Jas. F. Colley. The Club will be entertained two weeks hence by Mrs. Geo A. Legg. In France the department of mines last year avarded.five silver medals to miners who displayed heroism in rescuing comrades from death in coal mine accidents. If all the heroic deeds performed by Oaslifornia miners had been similarly rewarded silver medals would have been more plentiful “ leaves in Valhambrosa. Be ” i Peerless Brand Coffee. 4 pure. MOCHa AND Java, whole roast Coffee put up in one pound air tighi cartoons, Wa ahem it. 40 cents per and if dan don’t say Coffee you ever you can return it and get your gmoney back. tf For Sale Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned by Mrs. F, MoGibbons are offerea for aale ata bargai=. They will be sold as a whole or in iots. Inquire Boe PERSONAL POINTERS, Datly Chronicle ofthe Doings of Both Olé and Young. ; Andy Hampel is with us again. : W.L. Kidd returned yesterday to Oakland. 0. OC. Whittaker came down from Maybert today. Mrs. Genasci is oeii from. a visit to the metropolis. M. Getz of San Francisco is here on mining business. P. F.Simonds:Esy., went to Sacramento yosterday. W.W. Waggoner has returned*from a trip to Sacramento. Rev. Father P, J. Clyne has returned from San Francisco, U. 8. Census Marshal T. W. O'Neil is here from Sacramento. E. Heimrich of Sacramento came in on last evening’s train. P. J. O'Dea of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train John Dowerand J. Osborne will retarn to Mt. Zion today. W.L. Baidwin of San Dromedo is here spending a few days. H. Lederes: of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. A. Rosenthal is over from Forbestown on a visit to his brothers. Albert Bray returned yesterday from a visit to San Francisco. L. B. Colgrove and J. .R. Fallen were over from Dutch Flat yesterday. Miss Minnie Wanamake of San Francisco is here on a visit to friends. 8. Gray and J. Sherburne of San Francisco are here spending a few days. Dr. Tickeil went to Washington to day to see O. Eastin who is quite ill. Joseph Weil of San Francisco is here in the interest of Rose & Company. Mrs. Tyrrell of Town Talk has reurned from a visit to'San Francisco. Miss Josie Mitchell has returned irom a visit with relatives, at Oro ville, Mrs. Hampton came over from Forbestown yesterday on a visit to relatives, B. Cahill and son and Constable QGuhill were here from You Bet yesterday. Miss Jennie Mitchell, who has been visiting friends ut Souora, fas returned home. W. A. Harker of Relief Hill left yes terday for San Francisco on a visit to friends, R. Herrod and A. Martel of Penn Valley were here visiting friends yesterday. Mrs. L. Lubeck who has been ona visit to Europe returned hare this morning. Assessor H. ©. Schroeder has retarned from Bloomfield and Eureka townships. John Bracelin went up this morning to Washington to run ao engine at one of the mines. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jauch who went to San Francisco on a visit retarned home last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Al. Atikisson. who have been to Sacramento on a visit returned last evening. 2 Mrs. Howell, of Colunbia: Hill came over here yesterday and left this mornfor San Francisco. Edger Hook went up to the Plumbago mine this morning to examine some mining property. A. R. Lord, who has been at San Francisco and other places, returned on last evening’s train. H. W.Morris of San Francisco went up to Omega today to look at some miting property. __ District Attorney E. B. Power returned home last evening from a business trip to Sacramento. ‘Mrs. H. Clemensen of Skcramento, who has been here on a visit returned home yesterday afternoon. Prof. J. G. O’Niell who has been atnih St Hood’s Pills Are pregated from Na ture’s mild laxatives, and while gentle are reliable and efficient. They Rouse the Liver Cure Sick Headache, Bilrousness, Sour Stomach, and Constipation. Sold left th.s morning for Paso de Robies . Coffees tending the Grand Lodge K. of P. at Selinas re'urned home last evening. John Hawk, an employe on the 8. F. Ohronicle, who has been.here.on a visit to his relatives returned home yesterday. W. W. Van Eman who has been to Canptonville returned here last evening and left this morning for San Francisco. Josiah Glasson, who has’ been > Byron Springs for the benefit of his health, returned hoase yesterday afternoon. Sam Laird, Ohas. Grimes, Percie Carr and A. Ogden, left this morning for the Erie mine to work for Ospt. Nihell, : Superintendent ©. L. Miller and wife came over from North San Juan this morning and retarned home this afternoon. John St. Pierre left yesterday for San Francisco to report on some mining property which he hds been examing in this county. Mrs. L. P. Deasy, who has been visiting relatives and friends here for some time past, has returned to her home in San Francisco, Miss Rath Bradbury of North San Juan, who has been here spendinga few days with Miss Annie Cohen, left this morniaog for Oakland. Postmaster L.S. Calkins, wife and daughter, who have been“to Selinas attending the Grand Lodge, K. of. P. returned home last evening. Mrs. Harrington and her daughter, Mrs. A. N. Oryan, came = over from North San Juan today and left. on the afternoon traio for San Francisco. A. Whitiug of Grass Valley arrived here last evening and left this morning for Camptonville. From there he will go to Colgate-to work forthe Yubs Power Company. B. 8. Reactor of Milo Lodge, No. 48, has been appointed a member of the committee on petitionsand grievances, by Grand Chancellor Jeter of» the Knights of Pythias. Chas. McCar.y, of the Pacific Construction Company, who has been here spending a few days lo ‘king after the work of the new Court House returned to San Francisco yesterday. J.B. Stennett, foreman, of the N. & Y. Electric Power Co.’s work at Colgate, arrived here Saturday night trom Oolgate, accompanied vy A. F. Werum and ©. A. Brendiin. : Hon. Jobn F. Kidder and Ollie Clark Spri: gs for the beuefit of ihe r health. Mrs. F. Enchardt, of Eik Grove, who came up here toattend Antone Miller’s funeral, returned home yesterday. ——— Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to do general housework. Enquire at this office. tf 0 Tonight's Lecture. . It is more than likely that the lecture to be given at the Congregational charch this evening by Robert 8. Boyns, Secretary of the Y, M. C.A. of Sacramento, will be largely attended. Mr. Boyns is an excellent speaker and is deserving of a full house. Candy Sree Auuduiddsbui J ust as ‘starter and in order to thoroughly introduce our high grade Teas fresh roasted we will @ to each = chaser Py: boa of del oa candy. THE COMMERCIAL TEA (0, Commercial Street, Nevada City, F, W. TAYLOR, Manager. everywhere, 25c. per box. ! Prepared by C. i. Hood & Co.,Lowell,Mass. ! ~ ANOTEER OLD . ABR OLD RESIDENT. j ve. Kate Hayes Mining Company ‘et al,: I nd $. Hoskens ons Died In This Gy Yesterday Acernoon, Israel Hoskene, who bas been sick for about a week, died at his residence on Spring street yesterday affernoon at 2 o'clock. He wasa native of Eng-j land aged 56 yearsand 12duys. He leaves a wife and two daughters, Misses Emile and Oarrie Hoskens. The latter is attending school at San Francisco. She returned home by this morning’s train. Mrs, E. Foss of this city isu sister of the deceased. Mr. Hoskens das been a resident of this city tor twenty-four years and most of the time has been engaged in the brewery business, being the owner of the Chicago Brewery on Spring street at the time of his death. Mr. Hosken@was u devoted man to his family, upright in his dealings with his fellow men, aud highly respected by all of his friends. He was a member of Court Garfield, F. of A., Nevada City Department and Milo Lodge, K. of P. The latter organization will take charge of the funeral which will take place tomorrow. Superior Court Notes. The following business was transucted in the Superior Court this morning. J.H. Bennallack vs. Mury A. Bennallack. Ten day’s additional time given to file answer. Estate of A. D. Tower. Mrs. A. D. Tower was uppointed administratrix, with bonds fixed at $5600. Estate of Augustine Isoard. Continued until Satarday, Jaue 2ni, 1900. Estate J. F, Moody. Fumily ailow&@uce ordered. Estate of Philip Richards. Continusd one week. R. D. Lawrey vs. ©: Hunsaker. Tried and submitted. Grass Valley Meeting Tonight. The people of Grass Valley will hold a 4th of July meeting tonight, und tne matter of alternating with this city will be disc issed, and it is said there will be strong opposition to any such program. It is hoped that the papers there will publish the proceedings of the meeting in full, so that our people may jadge for themselves about the feeling that prevails in Quartztown in relation to this matter. Contract Let. On Saturday last the Board of Su& Erhe Manufacturing Oompany io "Gre. Anerion Inpartng Tea Co pervisors let a contract to Yawmat':A Narrow @scaps. @ narrow escape from death by poisoning last Friday night. His wife, who is suffering from rheumatism, was given some tablets with which to make a healing bath. These tablets were poisonous, and Mr. Tyler, mistakiug them -for saltpetre, tried: them for sore throat. Dr Miller, was summoned and saved his life, — a iene Trouble Over a Thoroughfare. . Rush Creek residents allege that a public thoroughfare which is cut off to their section ha= been fenced in by “Jack” Gilmore, who claims a homestead. The barricade has been repeatediy removed, but they say Gilmore persists in replacing it. A warrant will be issued for Gilmore’s arrest. K. of P. Notice, The officers and members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pythias, are requested to meet at Pythian Osstle at 1 o'clock ‘on Wednesaay afternoon, May 30:b, for the purpose of attending . , the faneral of our late brother, Isratl Hoskens. By order of Wu. Deipeiwes, OC. a: G. W. Oapen, K. of RB. and 8.~ at : The Democrats. The Nevada county Democrats caucused saturday eight for delegates to the State Convention at Sacramento op June 14th, the primaries to be held ou June 2d. In. this city they named E. J. Rector, Thos. 8. Ford, W. H. Martin aud Wm. McKialay,8r. saul BORN At Nevada City May 27,1900, to the wie ot Thos. D. Joues « daughter. “ ‘Tis Very Close Prices We are Selling China Crockery Glassware Come Just to Look Ccm nercial, Aimee. F Nevaca Citrs farnish the steel furniture required for the new COourthouse for the sum of An Appeal in the Kate Hayes Case. In the suit entitled County of Yuba notice of intention to move for a ‘new trial was filed by Attorney C. W. Oross in the Superior Court of Yuba county on Saturday last. The motion will be prepared and settled., 2 ee je Sacramento Caledonian Club. SATURDAY, JUNE 24, made upon a bill of acai to be jing PICNICalGAMES. _ At East Park, Sacramento, Highland Dancing, Hammer ThrowBall Adali and D. A. McMillan in Wrestling Tourtiament. If you want rue 1ews subscribe for the TRANSORIPT. Gamés open to all comers, © W. A. GUILD, Adv’t. Sec’y. 88 38 Coffee aed “Right Here KITCHEN SINKS. Wrought Steel Sinks (painted) Galvanized Steel Sinks Cast Iron Sinks, @rov mene esaes LEGG © SHAW Co. FROM. $1.75 UP FROM $2.50 UP wide by 36 inches long, ONLY $5.75 A Few Specials for This Week Only. spe :ial run on them. i $3.00 Pants Go Now for $200. ~ All $4.00 Pants Go Now for $300 All $6.00 Pants Go Now .or $9.00 Young Men’s Suits, We have about 500 pair of Men’s Pants on our counters which ust he closed out. _Tvat patterns and good fitting goods, and in order to close them out we have concluded to make a All $6,00 Pants Go Now for $4.5 € All $7.00 Pants Go Now for $6.50 All $8.00 Pants Go Now for $6.60 sizes from 13 years to 29 years, used to sell for: isa $12 and oie Tey They are e * “Joseph Tyler, of North San Juan, had Our Customers A. G. Chew came down from Red Dog today. arrived here on the afternoon train. Karl Hoffman of Oakland is here on a visit. here last evening from British Columbia. They will leave tomorrow for Washington to visit their folks. O J. Miller of San Francisco is here to put in a cold storage plant for . Grissel Brothers. The machine will arrive bere tomorrow. Mrs. John McBean Ieft today for Washington to visit her a Mrs. W.H, Mead. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey came over from Columbia Hill today. — W. Giffio, the Woodpecker cigar man, has returned from a trip through the mountains. I,. J, Rolfe was able to be down ‘town today. pom the streets today. . ‘3 Chas. Whittaker came over. e . May bert today. from J. M, this morning on mining Dusiness.be “OprorTtniiy is the cream of time. Now is ycur Bees ig to take: Hood’s Sai tapu and derive the most benef. from it. The blood is now flooded wib da gerous impurites which this x ediviue will eee expel. eb> Do You Anow roven that, and also that neglect pe ijdal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consamption Oure. Sold ‘on itive guarantee for over fatty years. For by H. Dickerman, the druggist. R. Holland ts over from Cherokee: : W Freeman is up from Spenceville. 1 ‘ Charles Janin of San Franciséo. * W. and H. Williamson stares: “W. Daniels, who has. been “on the . *id Juder sick list for some time, was able to, be . sors Gus. Fraudy edook today fi from . ors the Oaliforais: mie to. Sciam few Oo days. English a to ‘Washington perepicmatise 5 is —— Science . wi Hist = ~ =f F220 SEPESEE i Saturday, the 16th ‘Day of June, 1900, Bolte aie Hace at ; in ry ot the TL ol oni et DIMITIES, ORGANDIES, WASH you can -MAHER LAWNS, (@ In fact anything new that is ieieaineaced i in: 2. GOODS: @: CO's. See Our Window . Display , AND COME TO US FOR IDEAS. WE WILL HAVE JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR: = pring Was Never More Complete or the Style More Beautiful. Right For the quality of the articles Francisco and Sacramento prices. _ go now for $7.5% o and $9.00. . ae anaes pees cs a Fen ome used to sell for $505 00 will Sains . ~ Re wow? swe reaee se mal cede, Fs ie intone = ooinet te ue to on Fo a Gere toi eosousts ohn Bg fon will put CAKES, BREAD, PIE fas pie. _. CARTER & JOH NSTON. “THE POPULAR, . Hs G--LOVELAND, Prop. fave You Sten Chose Roan tity st Rugs Se AT KINKEAD’sS? Moquet, Princess aad SultanSmyraia are the , naeens of CN: a the BEDROOM SE TS. The Stock of He ais Now is the Tim: to Buy. DON’T wait till the prettiest are taken. Respectfully, ’ , MAHER & CO. 4 FE F ee 3 = 8 3 2 as ? € 28 A + a g .¥ aE B nee aiesepey } be. * ‘web it ae -, xe By ss

ppp sc pound. _ it’s watan ous THE TRANSCRIPT. Issned Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, ‘aT BBVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, li-3BY— BROWN ¢& CALEINS. “. . ERMB OF SUBSCRITIION : By Pail, $6 Per Year By Carrier, 2 = 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part vf the city. TRLEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E. MONDAY ...... 55.. May 28, 190¢ BRIEFLY STATED. Htems That Shon'd Inter Lote Everybody— Something iy Every Day. Cook's, ths*’s = Bwiss cheese 2t is2ard’s. For Life Incerarce see T. B. Gray. -. You can’t have Mulacia if you drink Caok’s. Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkine’ saloon. mi4-tfPig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Jackson’s, mi-tf A-M-I Siik Underskirts at Snell and Fileming’s. mi144f What abont a celebration in Nevada City on the 4th of July? _ Fiaked Wheat, 3 packages for 25 cents at Guenther’s Cash Store. m14-tf Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. Something new. At GayzLorp's. tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Wanted, a girl to do general housework Enquire at this office. Don’t forget the physical culture class at Odd Fellows’ Hall tonight. A little girl named Matthews had a fall Saturday and broke one of her arms. Henry Schreiber of You Bet has been naturalized. He is a native of Germany. That tonic,Beef, Iron and Wine, with Celery, at Vinton’s, is having a very large sale. tf A fall line of Waterman’s fountain pens at Vinton’s. These pens need no recommendation. tf People suffer a great deal with sore feet during the warm weather. Uno is the best remedy. Forsale by Vinton. Maher & Oo.’s shows windows are filled with muslins, etc., for eamme: wear. Something always of interest to the ladies. A. D. Gassaway, formerly of this county, has been appointed superintendent of the De Long river mines, in Butte county. The public school at North Bloomfield closed last Friday, and th+ teacher, T. H. McGuire, went home to . Grass Valley Saturday. After some one has secured a broken leg or neck it is surmised that some of the rickety sidewalks will be placed in good repair, and not till then. Oompany O has received the State trophy for the best shooting, and will retain it fora year. It is a beauty, and can be seen at Maher's store. The dance at Armory Hall Saturday was attended by a large number cf people, and they hada finetime. The weekly soirees coxtinue to be. popular At “The Grctio” ui all times, you cau get the finest «i ‘iynors, wines, ales, cigars, ete. Uren iv aad see how it is, all ye who never samuied their gonds.tf Poundmaste~ Merziil has sworn to a complaint chergi:z 5S. Luiz wita distarbing the peace. This is the cuitcome of the trouble crer acow which the poundmaster hac iz his charge. Assessor Schreeder of this county, Assessor Geo. Mitchel! of Placer county, and the Stale Board of Equalization, with tne oxception of George Beamer, went to ‘I'ruckee today to assess the Tahoe railroad. Yesterday the Populars of this city and the Nob Hills of Grass Valley met at Oashin field snd played a game of baseball. The game was a close one and was won by the Populars by u score of 11 to 10. Chas. Guenther met with « severe accident at the Ohampion minethis morning. He had the third finger of his right handcaught between the chain and. a bucket, and it was broken and his hand badly mashed. Snell & Fleming have just received the prettiest lot of wall paper ever brought to this city; and the prices are paper, Among the lot you will see the latest styles in aplique border and ceilings. At the whist party given by Mrs. Richard Noell on Saturday afternoon, tothe members of the Ladies’ Whist Club, the first prize was won by Miss Lizzie Keenan and the second by Mrs. Jas. F. Colley. The Club will be entertained two weeks hence by Mrs. Geo A. Legg. In France the department of mines last year avarded.five silver medals to miners who displayed heroism in rescuing comrades from death in coal mine accidents. If all the heroic deeds performed by Oaslifornia miners had been similarly rewarded silver medals would have been more plentiful “ leaves in Valhambrosa. Be ” i Peerless Brand Coffee. 4 pure. MOCHa AND Java, whole roast Coffee put up in one pound air tighi cartoons, Wa ahem it. 40 cents per and if dan don’t say Coffee you ever you can return it and get your gmoney back. tf For Sale Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned by Mrs. F, MoGibbons are offerea for aale ata bargai=. They will be sold as a whole or in iots. Inquire Boe PERSONAL POINTERS, Datly Chronicle ofthe Doings of Both Olé and Young. ; Andy Hampel is with us again. : W.L. Kidd returned yesterday to Oakland. 0. OC. Whittaker came down from Maybert today. Mrs. Genasci is oeii from. a visit to the metropolis. M. Getz of San Francisco is here on mining business. P. F.Simonds:Esy., went to Sacramento yosterday. W.W. Waggoner has returned*from a trip to Sacramento. Rev. Father P, J. Clyne has returned from San Francisco, U. 8. Census Marshal T. W. O'Neil is here from Sacramento. E. Heimrich of Sacramento came in on last evening’s train. P. J. O'Dea of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train John Dowerand J. Osborne will retarn to Mt. Zion today. W.L. Baidwin of San Dromedo is here spending a few days. H. Lederes: of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. A. Rosenthal is over from Forbestown on a visit to his brothers. Albert Bray returned yesterday from a visit to San Francisco. L. B. Colgrove and J. .R. Fallen were over from Dutch Flat yesterday. Miss Minnie Wanamake of San Francisco is here on a visit to friends. 8. Gray and J. Sherburne of San Francisco are here spending a few days. Dr. Tickeil went to Washington to day to see O. Eastin who is quite ill. Joseph Weil of San Francisco is here in the interest of Rose & Company. Mrs. Tyrrell of Town Talk has reurned from a visit to'San Francisco. Miss Josie Mitchell has returned irom a visit with relatives, at Oro ville, Mrs. Hampton came over from Forbestown yesterday on a visit to relatives, B. Cahill and son and Constable QGuhill were here from You Bet yesterday. Miss Jennie Mitchell, who has been visiting friends ut Souora, fas returned home. W. A. Harker of Relief Hill left yes terday for San Francisco on a visit to friends, R. Herrod and A. Martel of Penn Valley were here visiting friends yesterday. Mrs. L. Lubeck who has been ona visit to Europe returned hare this morning. Assessor H. ©. Schroeder has retarned from Bloomfield and Eureka townships. John Bracelin went up this morning to Washington to run ao engine at one of the mines. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jauch who went to San Francisco on a visit retarned home last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Al. Atikisson. who have been to Sacramento on a visit returned last evening. 2 Mrs. Howell, of Colunbia: Hill came over here yesterday and left this mornfor San Francisco. Edger Hook went up to the Plumbago mine this morning to examine some mining property. A. R. Lord, who has been at San Francisco and other places, returned on last evening’s train. H. W.Morris of San Francisco went up to Omega today to look at some miting property. __ District Attorney E. B. Power returned home last evening from a business trip to Sacramento. ‘Mrs. H. Clemensen of Skcramento, who has been here on a visit returned home yesterday afternoon. Prof. J. G. O’Niell who has been atnih St Hood’s Pills Are pregated from Na ture’s mild laxatives, and while gentle are reliable and efficient. They Rouse the Liver Cure Sick Headache, Bilrousness, Sour Stomach, and Constipation. Sold left th.s morning for Paso de Robies . Coffees tending the Grand Lodge K. of P. at Selinas re'urned home last evening. John Hawk, an employe on the 8. F. Ohronicle, who has been.here.on a visit to his relatives returned home yesterday. W. W. Van Eman who has been to Canptonville returned here last evening and left this morning for San Francisco. Josiah Glasson, who has’ been > Byron Springs for the benefit of his health, returned hoase yesterday afternoon. Sam Laird, Ohas. Grimes, Percie Carr and A. Ogden, left this morning for the Erie mine to work for Ospt. Nihell, : Superintendent ©. L. Miller and wife came over from North San Juan this morning and retarned home this afternoon. John St. Pierre left yesterday for San Francisco to report on some mining property which he hds been examing in this county. Mrs. L. P. Deasy, who has been visiting relatives and friends here for some time past, has returned to her home in San Francisco, Miss Rath Bradbury of North San Juan, who has been here spendinga few days with Miss Annie Cohen, left this morniaog for Oakland. Postmaster L.S. Calkins, wife and daughter, who have been“to Selinas attending the Grand Lodge, K. of. P. returned home last evening. Mrs. Harrington and her daughter, Mrs. A. N. Oryan, came = over from North San Juan today and left. on the afternoon traio for San Francisco. A. Whitiug of Grass Valley arrived here last evening and left this morning for Camptonville. From there he will go to Colgate-to work forthe Yubs Power Company. B. 8. Reactor of Milo Lodge, No. 48, has been appointed a member of the committee on petitionsand grievances, by Grand Chancellor Jeter of» the Knights of Pythias. Chas. McCar.y, of the Pacific Construction Company, who has been here spending a few days lo ‘king after the work of the new Court House returned to San Francisco yesterday. J.B. Stennett, foreman, of the N. & Y. Electric Power Co.’s work at Colgate, arrived here Saturday night trom Oolgate, accompanied vy A. F. Werum and ©. A. Brendiin. : Hon. Jobn F. Kidder and Ollie Clark Spri: gs for the beuefit of ihe r health. Mrs. F. Enchardt, of Eik Grove, who came up here toattend Antone Miller’s funeral, returned home yesterday. ——— Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to do general housework. Enquire at this office. tf 0 Tonight's Lecture. . It is more than likely that the lecture to be given at the Congregational charch this evening by Robert 8. Boyns, Secretary of the Y, M. C.A. of Sacramento, will be largely attended. Mr. Boyns is an excellent speaker and is deserving of a full house.

Candy Sree Auuduiddsbui J ust as ‘starter and in order to thoroughly introduce our high grade Teas fresh roasted we will @ to each = chaser Py: boa of del oa candy. THE COMMERCIAL TEA (0, Commercial Street, Nevada City, F, W. TAYLOR, Manager. everywhere, 25c. per box. ! Prepared by C. i. Hood & Co.,Lowell,Mass. ! ~ ANOTEER OLD . ABR OLD RESIDENT. j ve. Kate Hayes Mining Company ‘et al,: I nd $. Hoskens ons Died In This Gy Yesterday Acernoon, Israel Hoskene, who bas been sick for about a week, died at his residence on Spring street yesterday affernoon at 2 o'clock. He wasa native of Eng-j land aged 56 yearsand 12duys. He leaves a wife and two daughters, Misses Emile and Oarrie Hoskens. The latter is attending school at San Francisco. She returned home by this morning’s train. Mrs, E. Foss of this city isu sister of the deceased. Mr. Hoskens das been a resident of this city tor twenty-four years and most of the time has been engaged in the brewery business, being the owner of the Chicago Brewery on Spring street at the time of his death. Mr. Hosken@was u devoted man to his family, upright in his dealings with his fellow men, aud highly respected by all of his friends. He was a member of Court Garfield, F. of A., Nevada City Department and Milo Lodge, K. of P. The latter organization will take charge of the funeral which will take place tomorrow. Superior Court Notes. The following business was transucted in the Superior Court this morning. J.H. Bennallack vs. Mury A. Bennallack. Ten day’s additional time given to file answer. Estate of A. D. Tower. Mrs. A. D. Tower was uppointed administratrix, with bonds fixed at $5600. Estate of Augustine Isoard. Continued until Satarday, Jaue 2ni, 1900. Estate J. F, Moody. Fumily ailow&@uce ordered. Estate of Philip Richards. Continusd one week. R. D. Lawrey vs. ©: Hunsaker. Tried and submitted. Grass Valley Meeting Tonight. The people of Grass Valley will hold a 4th of July meeting tonight, und tne matter of alternating with this city will be disc issed, and it is said there will be strong opposition to any such program. It is hoped that the papers there will publish the proceedings of the meeting in full, so that our people may jadge for themselves about the feeling that prevails in Quartztown in relation to this matter. Contract Let. On Saturday last the Board of Su& Erhe Manufacturing Oompany io "Gre. Anerion Inpartng Tea Co pervisors let a contract to Yawmat':A Narrow @scaps. @ narrow escape from death by poisoning last Friday night. His wife, who is suffering from rheumatism, was given some tablets with which to make a healing bath. These tablets were poisonous, and Mr. Tyler, mistakiug them -for saltpetre, tried: them for sore throat. Dr Miller, was summoned and saved his life, — a iene Trouble Over a Thoroughfare. . Rush Creek residents allege that a public thoroughfare which is cut off to their section ha= been fenced in by “Jack” Gilmore, who claims a homestead. The barricade has been repeatediy removed, but they say Gilmore persists in replacing it. A warrant will be issued for Gilmore’s arrest. K. of P. Notice, The officers and members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pythias, are requested to meet at Pythian Osstle at 1 o'clock ‘on Wednesaay afternoon, May 30:b, for the purpose of attending . , the faneral of our late brother, Isratl Hoskens. By order of Wu. Deipeiwes, OC. a: G. W. Oapen, K. of RB. and 8.~ at : The Democrats. The Nevada county Democrats caucused saturday eight for delegates to the State Convention at Sacramento op June 14th, the primaries to be held ou June 2d. In. this city they named E. J. Rector, Thos. 8. Ford, W. H. Martin aud Wm. McKialay,8r. saul BORN At Nevada City May 27,1900, to the wie ot Thos. D. Joues « daughter. “ ‘Tis Very Close Prices We are Selling China Crockery Glassware Come Just to Look Ccm nercial, Aimee. F Nevaca Citrs farnish the steel furniture required for the new COourthouse for the sum of An Appeal in the Kate Hayes Case. In the suit entitled County of Yuba notice of intention to move for a ‘new trial was filed by Attorney C. W. Oross in the Superior Court of Yuba county on Saturday last. The motion will be prepared and settled., 2 ee je Sacramento Caledonian Club. SATURDAY, JUNE 24, made upon a bill of acai to be jing PICNICalGAMES. _ At East Park, Sacramento, Highland Dancing, Hammer ThrowBall Adali and D. A. McMillan in Wrestling Tourtiament. If you want rue 1ews subscribe for the TRANSORIPT. Gamés open to all comers, © W. A. GUILD, Adv’t. Sec’y. 88 38 Coffee aed “Right Here KITCHEN SINKS.. Wrought Steel Sinks (painted) Galvanized Steel Sinks Cast Iron Sinks, @rov mene esaes LEGG © SHAW Co. FROM. $1.75 UP FROM $2.50 UP wide by 36 inches long, ONLY $5.75 A Few Specials for This Week Only. spe :ial run on them. i $3.00 Pants Go Now for $200. ~ All $4.00 Pants Go Now for $300 All $6.00 Pants Go Now .or $9.00 Young Men’s Suits, We have about 500 pair of Men’s Pants on our counters which ust he closed out. _Tvat patterns and good fitting goods, and in order to close them out we have concluded to make a All $6,00 Pants Go Now for $4.5 € All $7.00 Pants Go Now for $6.50 All $8.00 Pants Go Now for $6.60 sizes from 13 years to 29 years, used to sell for: isa $12 and oie Tey They are e * “Joseph Tyler, of North San Juan, had Our Customers A. G. Chew came down from Red Dog today. arrived here on the afternoon train. Karl Hoffman of Oakland is here on a visit. here last evening from British Columbia. They will leave tomorrow for Washington to visit their folks. O J. Miller of San Francisco is here to put in a cold storage plant for . Grissel Brothers. The machine will arrive bere tomorrow. Mrs. John McBean Ieft today for Washington to visit her a Mrs. W.H, Mead. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey came over from Columbia Hill today. — W. Giffio, the Woodpecker cigar man, has returned from a trip through the mountains. I,. J, Rolfe was able to be down ‘town today. pom the streets today. . ‘3 Chas. Whittaker came over. e . May bert today. from J. M, this morning on mining Dusiness.be “OprorTtniiy is the cream of time. Now is ycur Bees ig to take: Hood’s Sai tapu and derive the most benef. from it. The blood is now flooded wib da gerous impurites which this x ediviue will eee expel. eb> Do You Anow roven that, and also that neglect pe ijdal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consamption Oure. Sold ‘on itive guarantee for over fatty years. For by H. Dickerman, the druggist. R. Holland ts over from Cherokee: : W Freeman is up from Spenceville. 1 ‘ Charles Janin of San Franciséo. * W. and H. Williamson stares: “W. Daniels, who has. been “on the . *id Juder sick list for some time, was able to, be . sors Gus. Fraudy edook today fi from . ors the Oaliforais: mie to. Sciam few Oo days. English a to ‘Washington perepicmatise 5 is —— Science . wi Hist = ~ =f F220 SEPESEE i Saturday, the 16th ‘Day of June, 1900, Bolte aie Hace at ; in ry ot the TL ol oni et DIMITIES, ORGANDIES, WASH you can -MAHER LAWNS, (@ In fact anything new that is ieieaineaced i in: 2. GOODS: @: CO's. See Our Window . Display , AND COME TO US FOR IDEAS. WE WILL HAVE JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR: = pring Was Never More Complete or the Style More Beautiful. Right For the quality of the articles Francisco and Sacramento prices. _ go now for $7.5% o and $9.00. . ae anaes pees cs a Fen ome used to sell for $505 00 will Sains . ~ Re wow? swe reaee se mal cede, Fs ie intone = ooinet te ue to on Fo a Gere toi eosousts ohn Bg fon will put CAKES, BREAD, PIE fas pie. _. CARTER & JOH NSTON. “THE POPULAR, . Hs G--LOVELAND, Prop. fave You Sten Chose Roan tity st Rugs Se AT KINKEAD’sS? Moquet, Princess aad SultanSmyraia are the , naeens of CN: a the BEDROOM SE TS. The Stock of He ais Now is the Tim: to Buy. DON’T wait till the prettiest are taken. Respectfully, ’ , MAHER & CO. 4 FE F ee 3 = 8 3 2 as ? € 28 A + a g .¥ aE B nee aiesepey } be. * ‘web it ae -, xe By ss