April 28, 1886 (4 pages)

est its. em Z's ds. xX. el a9 ATE e GU and ome ard. -the Ne . Se Js: PUBLISHED Dail. Mondays ihoopted: sect rp ible al “of Commer» cial street are eager U have a contest between. their baseball nine and the Broad street) elub, the winners to havea nice dinner at the expense of the losers. The Broad street folks are a little, slow about coming to the front, but they declare Wey ait gine there all the same,’ a en <2 SHORTLY after three o "clock yesterday afternoon the Superior Court adjourned till_ten o’clock this morning owing to the absence ofsome witnesses whose ‘testimony is required in the Brunn case. Lewis Morrrson’s dramatic company will not play in this city Saturday .and_ Monday evenings, the management having suddenly determined to gu ‘directly east with the company. oo Rev. W. BR. Goser, Presiding Elder of this district, was in town Monday, evening on. his way to Marysville to attend the District Association meeting. . Tue City Trustees will meet this . evening, and all persons having bills against the city for labor, . . material, etc., should — the same. Tue Beehive grocery store is being repainted and otherwise renovated both inside and outside, and will soon look like new. L. L. Garrney, conductor of the Downieville and Sierra City stage line; has. been spending two or three days in town. -—— © oe Tue Commercial street business men’s. base » ball: :elub_ will hold a meeting this evening at E. Rosenthal’s store. Ir is anticipated that a pretty full vote will be polled at the city election next Monday. Trinity Sewing Society will meet this afternoon ‘at the residence ot Mrs. D. E. Morgan. SrveERAL of the public schools on the ridge will close. this week. Hon. C.W. Cross arrived yesterday noon from San Francisco. _———— ob o Cart. Jno. A. Rapp went toSan Francisco Sunday. © reece G. A. BR. Post Established. Last Saturday evening Capt. J, A: Rapp, as a member of General Thomas Post, Grand Army of the Republic, of San Francisco, mustered in Chattanooga Post of this city which starts out with 24 charter members and the following officers : J. M. Walling, Post Commander; J.S. McBride, Senior Vice Commander; J. G. Hart} well, Junior Vice Commander; A. R. Pennington, Surgeon; L. B. Little, Officer of the Day ; Henry Hurst, Officer of the Guard; B. F. Thomas, Chaplain; John Evans, Quartermaster. The next meeting will be held Saturday evening. Simple Assault. The jury in the case of the Peéople against H.D. Brown of Grass Valley, charged with committing a deadly assault upon Ed. A. Roterts by striking him on the head with a whisky: glass, were given the case late Monday. evening, and about half an hour later returned a verdict of simple assauit. Judgment will be pronounced at two o’clock Saturday afterneon. Organization Effected. Official notice has been issued frum the headquarters of the Pacific Patriarchs Militant, I. 0. 0. F., 0. W. Breyfogle, Brigadier General commanding, to the ef_ fect that two regiments have been formed in California. The First Regiment includes Neva Canton, No. 6, of this city, Porter, No: 7; of Grass Valley, and Nos. 1 and 18 of Sacramento. Church te be Consecrated. The-debt on Trinity Episcopal Chureh at this city having been entirely wiped ‘out, the building will on Sunday, May 23d; be conSecrated by Right Reverend J. H. D. Wingtield, Bishop of the Diocese of Northern California. © FurnishedHouse Wanted. A furnished houseis wanted immediately. Address P: O. box 35, Nevada City. a23-3t Room For Rent. Aroomin the Transcript Block, s’ 8Uitable for an office or sleepingtoom, is offered for rent at a low 3 Price. Enquire at this office. tf Dr. Prakaron dentist, Broad ot neat Fob and Hxpeess Osoes, «. Carthy of Gold Hill, ‘offered to fight within 10 days for '$250, and that he did not intend to let him get away witha bluff: “Tt } . sheol.” . discharges into my throat from Slattery’s “Coin 1 “Up “-Rodda’ . Backer Asks for More Time. © The Virginia City Chronicle of Monday evening says: Jerry’ Mcbacker of James Siattery; put wp $100 forfeitthis afternoon with Captain Dick Hennesy at the U. 8. saloon, in accordance with the offer made in the letter from James Rodda’ of Nevada City, accepting the. ehallenge to fight a hard-glove match with Slattery for $250 a side to a finish, instead of $100, the sum named in the latter’s challenge. W. Skewes, Rodda’s backer; announced that he had raised only $60, but would try and. ‘‘dig up”’ $40 more by to-morrow. McCarthy said that Rodda had $250 a side; that Slattery’s money was ready,'and if they wanted to meet his man: they must put up $250 in coin by 4 o’clock’ to-morrow afternoon in the hands tain Hennesy, and Slattery would a®ommodate his man a week from Saturday. Skewes said he would make the match for $100 as side, as he could ‘dig up” $40 more. McCarthy replied that Rodda had raised the stakes from $100 to your man means business,’’ said McCarthy, ‘“‘cover my $250. tomorrow or else he can: go to A pair of gloves to be used in the match are on exhibition at’ Hennesy’s saloon. Several unprofessionala who examined them remarked that if they were going to stand up fora round they would prefer to have a little more padding stuffed in the region of the knuckles. is ——> + The City Loses. Justice Sowden yesterday made a decision sustaining defendant’s demurrer in the case of the. city against Casper Cohn, the Commercial street merchant recently arrested for refusing to take out a city: license. .The demurrer wus based on the ground that the ordinance under which the arrest was madeis unconstitutional and void; that it is in conflict with section 6, sub-division 9 of the city charter which provides that the amount of the license must be based on the extent of the business done, whereasthe ordinance calls for $20.a year regardless of the amount of goods sold. Seventyfive authorities on the subject were cited by the lawyers and the Judge has had his time. pretty well employed since last Thursday in examining into the pros and cons of thelaw. E. H. Gaylord appeared as counsel for the city and P, F. Simonds for the defendant. Gone After White Help. os Stanley Eddy, proprietor of the National Exchange Hotel at this city, has gone below to try and secure white cooks to take the place of the Chinamen now employed by him in thaticapacity. The anti-Chinese movement is progressing so conducted as to receive the endorsement and support of good citizens. The Grass Valley Union and a few other such elements that are opposed to the going of John would like to see the Club hete take some rabid course that would result in the cause being brought into bad repute; but the members ofthat club are as. wise citizens as we have in the county, and they know what will win. _e N. 8S. G@ W. Ball. . The ballto be given at Hunt’s Hall on Friday evening of next: week by Hydraulic Parlor, is the all absorbing topic of conversation among party-goers old and young. The young.men in charge are leaving nothing undone that will tend to make the occasion one of the pleasantest of the season, and their past record in this line is proof enough that whatever they undertake is well carried out. i © — For Trustee. By announcement in another column, it will be seen that Wm. Barton is officially anngunged as a candidate for City Trustee. Mr. Barton is an old resident, and has always taken a deep interest in all local.affairs. . If elected, he would make a good Trustee. —— For fifteén years I was. annoyed . with severe pain in my kead and Catarrh. My sense of smell was ‘much impaired. By the use of Ely’s Cream Balm I have over" come these troubles.—J.B. Case, St. Denis-Hotel, Broadway, New York. 4 Catarrn Curep, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Carr Bros. agt. ida steadily i Hhinefty, and is be-47" aches dechogabasd Raines the east side of Wolf creek, a short _ Reduced Railroad Fares-Committees Appointed. _ Preparations, for the Biennial State Convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, to. be held . ? at this city beginning June 8th, are getting along finely, and the members of the local division propose to make the oceasion one that will long be remembered with pleasure by both citizens and_ visitors. There are ‘in the State about thirty divisions, and each ‘. division is entitled to send five members. T. H. Carr, State Secretary.of the Order, has. secured from the railroad companies special rates—about two-thirds those regularly charged—so that, for instance, the price of tickets from San-Francisco to this city and _ return will be not more than $10. Committees on tfeception, banquet, musical and literary enterds of Cap-/#inments, ete:, have been appointed and are at work arranging-the many preliminaries essential to the success of the convention. ‘The Nevada City division will hold another meeting in this connection the early part of next week. \ >_> Roll of Honer. The following are the names. of those pupils of the: North Bloomfield schools who have been neither absent nor tardy fot the month ending April 23d, 1886: Grammar department — John Buckley, Willie Skidmore, Albert Dennet, Raleigh Wall, Francis Sughrue, John Manson, Fred. Lucas, Cardie McGagin, Perry Wail, Samuel McKinney, Clara McGagin Cora Wall, Florence Edwards, Mamie McGagin,.Hattie Bean, Louisa Lucas, Stella McKinney. mere, Addie Pridgeon, Minnie Helwig, Ella Simons,Lena Hieron omus, Lillie Gaus, Laura Wall, Josephine Helwig, Mirah Ostrom, Mamie Veale, George Huntley, Albert Auck, Ambrosa McGagin, Willie McKinney, Joseph Ellison, Simon Hieronomus, Charles Gaus, Lester Helwig, Albert Wade. Saperio.s Court The following business was. transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: The People vs. H. Salvador. It appearing that the regular panel is disqualified, itis ordered that ©.:C. Townsend :be-appointed. an eliser and that he summon 24 good and lawful men to serve as trial jurors. The People vs, Peter Brunn. On trial before the following jury : K. Casper, E. Muller, P. Mulcahy, Jas. Williams, E. J. Sleeman, Jr., C. E. Ashburn, J. B. Ducray, P. Gillett, Wm. Bee, C. McClintock. The District Attorney appeafed as counsel for the prosecution, and Messrs. Farley & Little for the defendant. a e memaynes’) Burned. The, Girass Valley Union of yesterddy says : The residence of oseph Constantine, situated on distance below Taylor’s foundry, was burned to the ground on Saturday night, between eight and rapidly that there was little opportunity to save any of the contents, about the only thing of vilue secured being an organ. Mr. Constantine was absent at the time working at the Idaho mine. There was an insurance on the property to the amount of $700: Two Auctions. Theatre, Chas. W. Palm will sell by. auction the entire household furniture of J. L. Osborne, owing to departure for_England. .Saturniture of J. E. Jésse will be sold at his residence. Both sales positive without reserve, Further particulars to-morrow. _. 2t Parties desiring to make a good investment should buy the fine fine Kranach & Bach Piano left for sale at Brand Bros. ti UsE D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. Tus Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind:, says: ‘‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shioh’s Consumption Cure.” Carr Bros., agents. Auction! Auction! George Tracy, auctioneer, will officiate at auction sales of household furniture and other goods to be disposed of in Nevada City . For terms, etc., apply to Geo. A Bailey, Nevada City. — -m30-Im . Tracy & Bamey. , ——— Ee Arg you made misérable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Logs of Appetite, Yellow Skinz Our TastE. cure. Carr Bros., naene. NS oe ‘ The Biennial State Convention— Primary department—Lillie Pol. * P. Pingree, J. B. Maybanks, Ee nine o’clock. The fire spread so . —_Friday-afternoon at-the-Nevadaday afternoon the_househeld“fur-}— hiloh’s Vitalizer is a positive. Bs Poaak Leslie's Popular eet Burgier Rulidosed, by an Editor. °’ for M sini Boston ‘Ouater ©. Editor (shiver. ~ “Socialistic Movements in Enging in his night garments and peer" land: and, the United States,” . ing over the banisters. into the which opens the May number of. gloom below)—Who’s down there? Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly,. Voice below—A burglar. ae -is-.a-most-timely-and-well-written} --—. (with his teeth—chattering)article. It reviews all the -ideal]—Ithoughtso. Did you shut the schemes put forward to bring about door behind you when you came a state where all shall have equal . 579 enjoyment with the least possible ;' Burglar—I didn’t. labor, where there shall be no] E,—I was sure you didn’t. The wealth, no crime. The article on} blast coming up stairs is half freez‘Poetic Dancing’ discourses of the. ing me. Is itnot enough that I ballet and its royal founder, King} am made the victim of such negLouis XIV. William Elliot Griffis . gce¢ a! day at my office without takes a stroll through old Yeddo,. having youcome around here in and interests us in old Japanese . the dead of nigh : ght and adding to, life. ‘‘The Fruit-ships at New my misery. Go back and shut York’ will surprise many Who] ¢he door. have little idea of the enormous The conscience stricken bergiar value and variety of foreign fruits at once retraced his steps and shut that are brought every year tothis . +4 door from the outside, leaving one port which in this respect has the editor’ tks wnvihed: no rival on earth. ‘“‘The American i Se Goldsmith,” by Walter Edgar eae haneee: McCann, brings the reader to Estelline, (D. T) T.) Bell: ‘Isn’t know and appreciate one of the) ¢histrain about two hours late?” most enduring of American poems, . asr0q a passenger of a conductor “The Old Oaken Bucket.’’. on a branch Dakota road. “Weimar-on-the-Ilm” tells very ‘Yes, I reckon his dat much.” entertainingly of the city associat-. «well, what’s the trouble?” ed with Goethe, Schiller, Herder, ‘Oh, it’s Monday.” Wieland and Lizst.Mr. Holder] «what’s that got to do with it?” treats of the ‘‘Electricians of the} ‘Why, yousee I can’t never Sea,” the various kinds of fish to get as good a start Monday mornwhich nature has given electricity . ing—have to’tendthe baby while . asadefense and a power. ‘‘The ; Etna of the Antilles’ describes our nearest volcano, as ‘‘Stonehenge and the Druds” recalls the long past. The stories by Florence Marryat, Charles L. Hildreth, W. H. Waitt, Ellinor Brooke and others, are all capitaland the minor articles full of interest. know. Just you wait till. to-morrow morning, and I’ll = out before sunrise.”’ “Give us, O give usa man who sings at his work,’’. says. Carlisle. Oh, yes, give him to us; deliver him into our hands. He occupies the next office and we can’t get at him. Great Mining Enterprise. Oneof the most gigantic enterTue young gentleman to whom prises ever attempted inthis State has been left $250,000 upon. conditionthathe marries, is chased more violently than the aniseseed foxes on Long Island. is that at Big Bend on the Feather river, sixteen miles above Orovillo, in Butte county., A tunnel 12,000 feet in length, 16x9 feet, has just been completed, through Some Chicago papers refer to my wife gets out the washing, you }ee f son Davia to Montgomery will be .} a notable event,” says the Atlanta Constitution. “The ex-President of the Confederacy goes ona mission oflove and duty. Standing on the very spot. where, twentyfive years ago, he took the oath of office as President of the Confederate States, he will speak.in behalf of the monument which. a grateful people propose to erect in honor ofthe heroes of the lost cause. Such a spectacle will be full of pathetic interest.” A preacaer at St. Helena works at thecarpenter’s bench to assist his ministerial salary in providing the necessaries of life. ee # a superb hair dressing and renovator Ayer’s Hair Vigor is universally commended. It eradicates scurf and dandruff, cures all eruption and itchings of the scalp, promotes the renewed growth of the hair, and surely prevents its fading or turning} gray. For Sale. «The house and lot on Broad St., now occupied by Jno. I. Caldwell. For further particulars enquire of _A. H. Parker. Restaurant ned. Lodging “For Sale. The Chicago Restaurant and Lodging House, situated on Commercial st., Nevada City,is offered for sale. For particulars. enquire on the premises. m25-tf A wasau Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Carr Brot, agents. 7. Swarr’s photogaphs. afe pe to no artist in the State. Go and Broad street,“ ‘opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf LeSam Small as a ‘reformed journalist.’ This is wrong. journalists reform they becorfie . newspaper men. rs ae wit TuLARE intends to e an hibit of the products of that county during the encampment of the G. A. Rese Vis4xia has publicly ordered all idleand dissolute persons from town. which it is proposed to turn the river, and thereby leaving bare some fourteen miles of river bed, supposed to be very rich in gold, as allthe bars in: that vicinity ] have been very rich. Should this if dreds of other enterprises of the same nature will be commenced in that section. It requires an immense capital to carry through such an enterprise. Over three years’ time has heen spent, anda half a million dollars or more’ expended, Bat if the groufid laid have a railroad. Tue Coeur d’Alene country is to . Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. . Carr Bros., Agents. exe: When Baby was sick, we gave her}jCastoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castori When she had children she gavé them = _ “Tae appresching visit of Jeffer ‘House see specimens at his gallery on Fox Dyspepsia and Liver Com pldint, you have a printed guaranWhentee on every bottle of Shiloh’s When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, Castoria Mew Goods, Direct from New York. We have just received from New York the largest ot se assortment of Lov7EsS fanned to this city, consisting of Hressed and Undress Kid: Gloves Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, And ail in the most fashionable shades, LADIES’, MISSES’ and . CHILDREN’S ALL WOOL JERSEY JACKETS from $} up. HOOP SKIRTS REDUCED TOO 20 CENTS. HEALTH BRAIDED WIRE BUSTLES 60 CENTS UP. ZEPHYR WORSTED @ OUNCES Q§ CENTS cena = Patrons may rest, assured that when: rival ‘houses quote lower prices than us for the same kind, the article must. be inferior. . Cand Goods, Latest Styles, Lowest Prices and Everything aw Represented. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City.’\, LAM ra I am now prepared to show the Largest and Best Assorted Stock — —OF THE— LATEST STYLES MILLINERY AND FANCY 000s Ever displayed in this city, and at t= PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION. <= Mrs. Cohn trims every Hat in my establisment. Nobody is urged to buy; the goods will sell them: selves. Call and be convinced thereof at the (MECHANICS STORE. MASONIC BUILDING, COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA cClTy. _ A CASPER COHN, Proprietor. bare is as rich as the, Bars have been, millions will, He taken out each year. Bat this is not all. In running the 4Gnnel several quartz OPEN IN G DAY ledges were cut, gold bearing, which® ‘will pay to work, one of which i is six feet in width, cut ata depth of 1,200 feet from the surface. When the placer ground is worked out the company will turn the. water of the river back into the channel and work the quartz ledges.Tue enervation and lassitude of spring time are indications of the sluggish action of the blood, overloaded with carbonates accumuluted by the use of heating the food in winter. This condition may be remedied bythe use of -Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood low prices, as you will see purifier known. ——— a Mr. J. H. Quatman, yard, in all shades. Who has for many years enjoyed the repupation of being the best garment fitter in Sacramento, will hereafter be found at my tailoring establishment, 46 Broad street, Nevada City. tf C. A. BARRET?. warranted fast colors. 0 pieces Figured Piqu ranted all wool. . Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts.,;and $1. Carr Bros., janie: half price. Oak Wood For Sale Atthe V Flume Lumber Yard. Leave orders at the Yard or with Wm. H. CraAwrorp. Terms Cash. m25-tf eeegroreinicwines oe a Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. Try it. 9 tf” ly given away. broidered with lace. 20 dozen genuine C. P, LIVER REGULATOR, UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from the Active Medicinal Properties contained Pog os Dandelion, {Butternut, Black Bane, Bitter Root, Blood Root, i vk, Barberry Bark, oe os Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Gokten Seal For the \y and Permanent to 29. ‘ Best quality Roxbury ered Digestion, Sick Headach e, .GenDebility, And all other diseases arising from a Bi toes atahe at tine Gjneneah, or an eneive or Diseased Li ‘For sale by all Druggists. A. BLUM CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, While at San Francisco, purchased the largest and best assorted stock of Dry and Fancy Goodsever brought to Nevada City, which he will sell at very SPRING AND sUMMER DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Wednesdav, March 31, 1886, ENTHAL. by the price list below : 20 pieces 40-inch wide Cashmere, 121% cents per. 50 pieces Colored Lawns, 16-yards’ for one dollar; es, 13 yards for one dollar. Black and Colored Buntings 20 cents a yard; warBlack.and Colored Silks and Velvets, reduced to Crochet Quilts at one dollar apiece. Marseilles Quilts from $1 50 to $10 apiece. Sheetings, Table Linens, ‘Napkins, Towels, Muslins and Blankets reduced to half price. © Linen and Cotton Laces and Embroideries near50 dozen ladies Chemise at 35 cents each, emCorsets, at $2 50 a pair. Little Daisy Corsets only 50 cents; sizes from 18 750 Bone Corsets, only $2. Brussels: Carpets, sewed and laid for one dollar per yard. Second quality at 75 cts. per yard, sewed and laid. Gentlemen's White’ Shirts, made out of the best muslin, at one dollar apiece. Gentlemen’s Merino Shirts 50. cents each. Men’s and Boys’ Overalls, best quality, 65 cents. YOU WILL SAVE 25 PER CENT. Relief ot. by buying your goods from me, as you . will get all repens wep lfaundice, Chills and Fever, . first class goods for your money. Orders trom the country promply attended to. Respectfully, COMPARE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF Fac’ simile of the ordinary Han, now ’ Fac simile of the celebrated Wedel Taste” being placed on the mark: t, and claimed to Ham, taken from select Alogs, as good as the ‘‘Our Taste.” and cured expressly for fancy ate ways ens mae and delicious. 00 The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, bright, juicy and tender as a chicken. A slice for breakfast is indeed delicious. Hall, Lobrs & Co. Proprietors, Sacramento. i OPENING OF MILLINERY. COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH I5. Everything pe raining to Milliuery, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Etc. WOOLEN GOODS of all kinds. Sacks for Children, Suri Bonnets. Children’s Stéckings a specialty. . Ee Everything usually kept in a firstclass Dry Goods_and Millinery Store. . ° Rverything. at Bed-Rock Pricgs . !! Vol) he books are now closed, and all cia kno’ ing themselves indebted to the firm are respecifully invited to call and settle. THIS IS THE LAST MONTH FOR BARGAINS, so call and take advantage of it. Residence for: sale, furnished or unfurnished. MRS. J. B. LUDBY, _Commertial St., opposite Transcript Block.Crochets, SB.

est its. em Z's ds. xX. el a9 ATE e GU and ome ard. -the Ne . Se Js: PUBLISHED Dail. Mondays ihoopted: sect rp ible al “of Commer» cial street are eager U have a contest between. their baseball nine and the Broad street) elub, the winners to havea nice dinner at the expense of the losers. The Broad street folks are a little, slow about coming to the front, but they declare Wey ait gine there all the same,’ a en <2 SHORTLY after three o "clock yesterday afternoon the Superior Court adjourned till_ten o’clock this morning owing to the absence ofsome witnesses whose ‘testimony is required in the Brunn case. Lewis Morrrson’s dramatic company will not play in this city Saturday .and_ Monday evenings, the management having suddenly determined to gu ‘directly east with the company. oo Rev. W. BR. Goser, Presiding Elder of this district, was in town Monday, evening on. his way to Marysville to attend the District Association meeting. . Tue City Trustees will meet this . evening, and all persons having bills against the city for labor, . . material, etc., should — the same. Tue Beehive grocery store is being repainted and otherwise renovated both inside and outside, and will soon look like new. L. L. Garrney, conductor of the Downieville and Sierra City stage line; has. been spending two or three days in town. -—— © oe Tue Commercial street business men’s. base » ball: :elub_ will hold a meeting this evening at E. Rosenthal’s store. Ir is anticipated that a pretty full vote will be polled at the city election next Monday. Trinity Sewing Society will meet this afternoon ‘at the residence ot Mrs. D. E. Morgan. SrveERAL of the public schools on the ridge will close. this week. Hon. C.W. Cross arrived yesterday noon from San Francisco. _———— ob o Cart. Jno. A. Rapp went toSan Francisco Sunday. © reece G. A. BR. Post Established. Last Saturday evening Capt. J, A: Rapp, as a member of General Thomas Post, Grand Army of the Republic, of San Francisco, mustered in Chattanooga Post of this city which starts out with 24 charter members and the following officers : J. M. Walling, Post Commander; J.S. McBride, Senior Vice Commander; J. G. Hart} well, Junior Vice Commander; A. R. Pennington, Surgeon; L. B. Little, Officer of the Day ; Henry Hurst, Officer of the Guard; B. F. Thomas, Chaplain; John Evans, Quartermaster. The next meeting will be held Saturday evening. Simple Assault. The jury in the case of the Peéople against H.D. Brown of Grass Valley, charged with committing a deadly assault upon Ed. A. Roterts by striking him on the head with a whisky: glass, were given the case late Monday. evening, and about half an hour later returned a verdict of simple assauit. Judgment will be pronounced at two o’clock Saturday afterneon. Organization Effected. Official notice has been issued frum the headquarters of the Pacific Patriarchs Militant, I. 0. 0. F., 0. W. Breyfogle, Brigadier General commanding, to the ef_ fect that two regiments have been formed in California. The First Regiment includes Neva Canton, No. 6, of this city, Porter, No: 7; of Grass Valley, and Nos. 1 and 18 of Sacramento. Church te be Consecrated. The-debt on Trinity Episcopal Chureh at this city having been entirely wiped ‘out, the building will on Sunday, May 23d; be conSecrated by Right Reverend J. H. D. Wingtield, Bishop of the Diocese of Northern California. © FurnishedHouse Wanted. A furnished houseis wanted immediately. Address P: O. box 35, Nevada City. a23-3t Room For Rent. Aroomin the Transcript Block, s’ 8Uitable for an office or sleepingtoom, is offered for rent at a low 3 Price. Enquire at this office. tf Dr. Prakaron dentist, Broad ot neat Fob and Hxpeess Osoes, «. Carthy of Gold Hill, ‘offered to fight within 10 days for '$250, and that he did not intend to let him get away witha bluff: “Tt } . sheol.” . discharges into my throat from Slattery’s “Coin 1 “Up “-Rodda’ . Backer Asks for More Time. © The Virginia City Chronicle of Monday evening says: Jerry’ Mcbacker of James Siattery; put wp $100 forfeitthis afternoon with Captain Dick Hennesy at the U. 8. saloon, in accordance with the offer made in the letter from James Rodda’ of Nevada City, accepting the. ehallenge to fight a hard-glove match with Slattery for $250 a side to a finish, instead of $100, the sum named in the latter’s challenge. W. Skewes, Rodda’s backer; announced that he had raised only $60, but would try and. ‘‘dig up”’ $40 more by to-morrow. McCarthy said that Rodda had $250 a side; that Slattery’s money was ready,'and if they wanted to meet his man: they must put up $250 in coin by 4 o’clock’ to-morrow afternoon in the hands tain Hennesy, and Slattery would a®ommodate his man a week from Saturday. Skewes said he would make the match for $100 as side, as he could ‘dig up” $40 more. McCarthy replied that Rodda had raised the stakes from $100 to your man means business,’’ said McCarthy, ‘“‘cover my $250. tomorrow or else he can: go to A pair of gloves to be used in the match are on exhibition at’ Hennesy’s saloon. Several unprofessionala who examined them remarked that if they were going to stand up fora round they would prefer to have a little more padding stuffed in the region of the knuckles. is ——> + The City Loses. Justice Sowden yesterday made a decision sustaining defendant’s demurrer in the case of the. city against Casper Cohn, the Commercial street merchant recently arrested for refusing to take out a city: license. .The demurrer wus based on the ground that the ordinance under which the arrest was madeis unconstitutional and void; that it is in conflict with section 6, sub-division 9 of the city charter which provides that the amount of the license must be based on the extent of the business done, whereasthe ordinance calls for $20.a year regardless of the amount of goods sold. Seventyfive authorities on the subject were cited by the lawyers and the Judge has had his time. pretty well employed since last Thursday in examining into the pros and cons of thelaw. E. H. Gaylord appeared as counsel for the city and P, F. Simonds for the defendant. Gone After White Help. os Stanley Eddy, proprietor of the National Exchange Hotel at this city, has gone below to try and secure white cooks to take the place of the Chinamen now employed by him in thaticapacity. The anti-Chinese movement is progressing so conducted as to receive the endorsement and support of good citizens. The Grass Valley Union and a few other such elements that are opposed to the going of John would like to see the Club hete take some rabid course that would result in the cause being brought into bad repute; but the members ofthat club are as. wise citizens as we have in the county, and they know what will win. _e N. 8S. G@ W. Ball. . The ballto be given at Hunt’s Hall on Friday evening of next: week by Hydraulic Parlor, is the all absorbing topic of conversation among party-goers old and young. The young.men in charge are leaving nothing undone that will tend to make the occasion one of the pleasantest of the season, and their past record in this line is proof enough that whatever they undertake is well carried out. i © — For Trustee. By announcement in another column, it will be seen that Wm. Barton is officially anngunged as a candidate for City Trustee. Mr. Barton is an old resident, and has always taken a deep interest in all local.affairs. . If elected, he would make a good Trustee. —— For fifteén years I was. annoyed . with severe pain in my kead and Catarrh. My sense of smell was ‘much impaired. By the use of Ely’s Cream Balm I have over" come these troubles.—J.B. Case, St. Denis-Hotel, Broadway, New York. 4 Catarrn Curep, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Carr Bros. agt. ida steadily i Hhinefty, and is be-47" aches dechogabasd Raines the east side of Wolf creek, a short _ Reduced Railroad Fares-Committees Appointed. _ Preparations, for the Biennial State Convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, to. be held . ? at this city beginning June 8th, are getting along finely, and the members of the local division propose to make the oceasion one that will long be remembered with pleasure by both citizens and_ visitors. There are ‘in the State about thirty divisions, and each ‘. division is entitled to send five members. T. H. Carr, State Secretary.of the Order, has. secured from the railroad companies special rates—about two-thirds those regularly charged—so that, for instance, the price of tickets from San-Francisco to this city and _ return will be not more than $10. Committees on tfeception, banquet, musical and literary enterds of Cap-/#inments, ete:, have been appointed and are at work arranging-the many preliminaries essential to the success of the convention. ‘The Nevada City division will hold another meeting in this connection the early part of next week. \ >_> Roll of Honer. The following are the names. of those pupils of the: North Bloomfield schools who have been neither absent nor tardy fot the month ending April 23d, 1886: Grammar department — John Buckley, Willie Skidmore, Albert Dennet, Raleigh Wall, Francis Sughrue, John Manson, Fred. Lucas, Cardie McGagin, Perry Wail, Samuel McKinney, Clara McGagin Cora Wall, Florence Edwards, Mamie McGagin,.Hattie Bean, Louisa Lucas, Stella McKinney. mere, Addie Pridgeon, Minnie Helwig, Ella Simons,Lena Hieron omus, Lillie Gaus, Laura Wall, Josephine Helwig, Mirah Ostrom, Mamie Veale, George Huntley, Albert Auck, Ambrosa McGagin, Willie McKinney, Joseph Ellison, Simon Hieronomus, Charles Gaus, Lester Helwig, Albert Wade.. Saperio.s Court The following business was. transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: The People vs. H. Salvador. It appearing that the regular panel is disqualified, itis ordered that ©.:C. Townsend :be-appointed. an eliser and that he summon 24 good and lawful men to serve as trial jurors. The People vs, Peter Brunn. On trial before the following jury : K. Casper, E. Muller, P. Mulcahy, Jas. Williams, E. J. Sleeman, Jr., C. E. Ashburn, J. B. Ducray, P. Gillett, Wm. Bee, C. McClintock. The District Attorney appeafed as counsel for the prosecution, and Messrs. Farley & Little for the defendant. a e memaynes’) Burned. The, Girass Valley Union of yesterddy says : The residence of oseph Constantine, situated on distance below Taylor’s foundry, was burned to the ground on Saturday night, between eight and rapidly that there was little opportunity to save any of the contents, about the only thing of vilue secured being an organ. Mr. Constantine was absent at the time working at the Idaho mine. There was an insurance on the property to the amount of $700: Two Auctions. Theatre, Chas. W. Palm will sell by. auction the entire household furniture of J. L. Osborne, owing to departure for_England. .Saturniture of J. E. Jésse will be sold at his residence. Both sales positive without reserve, Further particulars to-morrow. _. 2t

Parties desiring to make a good investment should buy the fine fine Kranach & Bach Piano left for sale at Brand Bros. ti UsE D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. Tus Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind:, says: ‘‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shioh’s Consumption Cure.” Carr Bros., agents. Auction! Auction! George Tracy, auctioneer, will officiate at auction sales of household furniture and other goods to be disposed of in Nevada City . For terms, etc., apply to Geo. A Bailey, Nevada City. — -m30-Im . Tracy & Bamey. , ——— Ee Arg you made misérable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Logs of Appetite, Yellow Skinz Our TastE. cure. Carr Bros., naene. NS oe ‘ The Biennial State Convention— Primary department—Lillie Pol. * P. Pingree, J. B. Maybanks, Ee nine o’clock. The fire spread so . —_Friday-afternoon at-the-Nevadaday afternoon the_househeld“fur-}— hiloh’s Vitalizer is a positive. Bs Poaak Leslie's Popular eet Burgier Rulidosed, by an Editor. °’ for M sini Boston ‘Ouater ©. Editor (shiver. ~ “Socialistic Movements in Enging in his night garments and peer" land: and, the United States,” . ing over the banisters. into the which opens the May number of. gloom below)—Who’s down there? Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly,. Voice below—A burglar. ae -is-.a-most-timely-and-well-written} --—. (with his teeth—chattering)article. It reviews all the -ideal]—Ithoughtso. Did you shut the schemes put forward to bring about door behind you when you came a state where all shall have equal . 579 enjoyment with the least possible ;' Burglar—I didn’t. labor, where there shall be no] E,—I was sure you didn’t. The wealth, no crime. The article on} blast coming up stairs is half freez‘Poetic Dancing’ discourses of the. ing me. Is itnot enough that I ballet and its royal founder, King} am made the victim of such negLouis XIV. William Elliot Griffis . gce¢ a! day at my office without takes a stroll through old Yeddo,. having youcome around here in and interests us in old Japanese . the dead of nigh : ght and adding to, life. ‘‘The Fruit-ships at New my misery. Go back and shut York’ will surprise many Who] ¢he door. have little idea of the enormous The conscience stricken bergiar value and variety of foreign fruits at once retraced his steps and shut that are brought every year tothis . +4 door from the outside, leaving one port which in this respect has the editor’ tks wnvihed: no rival on earth. ‘“‘The American i Se Goldsmith,” by Walter Edgar eae haneee: McCann, brings the reader to Estelline, (D. T) T.) Bell: ‘Isn’t know and appreciate one of the) ¢histrain about two hours late?” most enduring of American poems, . asr0q a passenger of a conductor “The Old Oaken Bucket.’’. on a branch Dakota road. “Weimar-on-the-Ilm” tells very ‘Yes, I reckon his dat much.” entertainingly of the city associat-. «well, what’s the trouble?” ed with Goethe, Schiller, Herder, ‘Oh, it’s Monday.” Wieland and Lizst.Mr. Holder] «what’s that got to do with it?” treats of the ‘‘Electricians of the} ‘Why, yousee I can’t never Sea,” the various kinds of fish to get as good a start Monday mornwhich nature has given electricity . ing—have to’tendthe baby while . asadefense and a power. ‘‘The ; Etna of the Antilles’ describes our nearest volcano, as ‘‘Stonehenge and the Druds” recalls the long past. The stories by Florence Marryat, Charles L. Hildreth, W. H. Waitt, Ellinor Brooke and others, are all capitaland the minor articles full of interest. know. Just you wait till. to-morrow morning, and I’ll = out before sunrise.”’ “Give us, O give usa man who sings at his work,’’. says. Carlisle. Oh, yes, give him to us; deliver him into our hands. He occupies the next office and we can’t get at him. Great Mining Enterprise. Oneof the most gigantic enterTue young gentleman to whom prises ever attempted inthis State has been left $250,000 upon. conditionthathe marries, is chased more violently than the aniseseed foxes on Long Island. is that at Big Bend on the Feather river, sixteen miles above Orovillo, in Butte county., A tunnel 12,000 feet in length, 16x9 feet, has just been completed, through Some Chicago papers refer to my wife gets out the washing, you }ee f son Davia to Montgomery will be .} a notable event,” says the Atlanta Constitution. “The ex-President of the Confederacy goes ona mission oflove and duty. Standing on the very spot. where, twentyfive years ago, he took the oath of office as President of the Confederate States, he will speak.in behalf of the monument which. a grateful people propose to erect in honor ofthe heroes of the lost cause. Such a spectacle will be full of pathetic interest.” A preacaer at St. Helena works at thecarpenter’s bench to assist his ministerial salary in providing the necessaries of life. ee # a superb hair dressing and renovator Ayer’s Hair Vigor is universally commended. It eradicates scurf and dandruff, cures all eruption and itchings of the scalp, promotes the renewed growth of the hair, and surely prevents its fading or turning} gray. For Sale. «The house and lot on Broad St., now occupied by Jno. I. Caldwell. For further particulars enquire of _A. H. Parker. Restaurant ned. Lodging “For Sale. The Chicago Restaurant and Lodging House, situated on Commercial st., Nevada City,is offered for sale. For particulars. enquire on the premises. m25-tf A wasau Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Carr Brot, agents. 7. Swarr’s photogaphs. afe pe to no artist in the State. Go and Broad street,“ ‘opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf LeSam Small as a ‘reformed journalist.’ This is wrong. journalists reform they becorfie . newspaper men. rs ae wit TuLARE intends to e an hibit of the products of that county during the encampment of the G. A. Rese Vis4xia has publicly ordered all idleand dissolute persons from town. which it is proposed to turn the river, and thereby leaving bare some fourteen miles of river bed, supposed to be very rich in gold, as allthe bars in: that vicinity ] have been very rich. Should this if dreds of other enterprises of the same nature will be commenced in that section. It requires an immense capital to carry through such an enterprise. Over three years’ time has heen spent, anda half a million dollars or more’ expended, Bat if the groufid laid have a railroad. Tue Coeur d’Alene country is to . Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. . Carr Bros., Agents. exe: When Baby was sick, we gave her}jCastoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castori When she had children she gavé them = _ “Tae appresching visit of Jeffer ‘House see specimens at his gallery on Fox Dyspepsia and Liver Com pldint, you have a printed guaranWhentee on every bottle of Shiloh’s When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, Castoria Mew Goods, Direct from New York. We have just received from New York the largest ot se assortment of Lov7EsS fanned to this city, consisting of Hressed and Undress Kid: Gloves Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, And ail in the most fashionable shades, LADIES’, MISSES’ and . CHILDREN’S ALL WOOL JERSEY JACKETS from $} up. HOOP SKIRTS REDUCED TOO 20 CENTS. HEALTH BRAIDED WIRE BUSTLES 60 CENTS UP. ZEPHYR WORSTED @ OUNCES Q§ CENTS cena = Patrons may rest, assured that when: rival ‘houses quote lower prices than us for the same kind, the article must. be inferior. . Cand Goods, Latest Styles, Lowest Prices and Everything aw Represented. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City.’\, LAM ra I am now prepared to show the Largest and Best Assorted Stock — —OF THE— LATEST STYLES MILLINERY AND FANCY 000s Ever displayed in this city, and at t= PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION. <= Mrs. Cohn trims every Hat in my establisment. Nobody is urged to buy; the goods will sell them: selves. Call and be convinced thereof at the (MECHANICS STORE. MASONIC BUILDING, COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA cClTy. _ A CASPER COHN, Proprietor. bare is as rich as the, Bars have been, millions will, He taken out each year. Bat this is not all. In running the 4Gnnel several quartz OPEN IN G DAY ledges were cut, gold bearing, which® ‘will pay to work, one of which i is six feet in width, cut ata depth of 1,200 feet from the surface. When the placer ground is worked out the company will turn the. water of the river back into the channel and work the quartz ledges.Tue enervation and lassitude of spring time are indications of the sluggish action of the blood, overloaded with carbonates accumuluted by the use of heating the food in winter. This condition may be remedied bythe use of -Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood low prices, as you will see purifier known. ——— a Mr. J. H. Quatman, yard, in all shades. Who has for many years enjoyed the repupation of being the best garment fitter in Sacramento, will hereafter be found at my tailoring establishment, 46 Broad street, Nevada City. tf C. A. BARRET?. warranted fast colors. 0 pieces Figured Piqu ranted all wool. . Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts.,;and $1. Carr Bros., janie: half price. Oak Wood For Sale Atthe V Flume Lumber Yard. Leave orders at the Yard or with Wm. H. CraAwrorp. Terms Cash. m25-tf eeegroreinicwines oe a Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. Try it. 9 tf” ly given away. broidered with lace. 20 dozen genuine C. P, LIVER REGULATOR, UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from the Active Medicinal Properties contained Pog os Dandelion, {Butternut, Black Bane, Bitter Root, Blood Root, i vk, Barberry Bark, oe os Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Gokten Seal For the \y and Permanent to 29. ‘ Best quality Roxbury ered Digestion, Sick Headach e, .GenDebility, And all other diseases arising from a Bi toes atahe at tine Gjneneah, or an eneive or Diseased Li ‘For sale by all Druggists. A. BLUM CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, While at San Francisco, purchased the largest and best assorted stock of Dry and Fancy Goodsever brought to Nevada City, which he will sell at very SPRING AND sUMMER DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Wednesdav, March 31, 1886, ENTHAL. by the price list below : 20 pieces 40-inch wide Cashmere, 121% cents per. 50 pieces Colored Lawns, 16-yards’ for one dollar; es, 13 yards for one dollar. Black and Colored Buntings 20 cents a yard; warBlack.and Colored Silks and Velvets, reduced to Crochet Quilts at one dollar apiece. Marseilles Quilts from $1 50 to $10 apiece. Sheetings, Table Linens, ‘Napkins, Towels, Muslins and Blankets reduced to half price. © Linen and Cotton Laces and Embroideries near50 dozen ladies Chemise at 35 cents each, emCorsets, at $2 50 a pair. Little Daisy Corsets only 50 cents; sizes from 18 750 Bone Corsets, only $2. Brussels: Carpets, sewed and laid for one dollar per yard. Second quality at 75 cts. per yard, sewed and laid. Gentlemen's White’ Shirts, made out of the best muslin, at one dollar apiece. Gentlemen’s Merino Shirts 50. cents each. Men’s and Boys’ Overalls, best quality, 65 cents. YOU WILL SAVE 25 PER CENT. Relief ot. by buying your goods from me, as you . will get all repens wep lfaundice, Chills and Fever, . first class goods for your money. Orders trom the country promply attended to. Respectfully, COMPARE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF Fac’ simile of the ordinary Han, now ’ Fac simile of the celebrated Wedel Taste” being placed on the mark: t, and claimed to Ham, taken from select Alogs, as good as the ‘‘Our Taste.” and cured expressly for fancy ate ways ens mae and delicious. 00 The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, bright, juicy and tender as a chicken. A slice for breakfast is indeed delicious. Hall, Lobrs & Co. Proprietors, Sacramento. i OPENING OF MILLINERY. COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH I5. Everything pe raining to Milliuery, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Etc. WOOLEN GOODS of all kinds. Sacks for Children, Suri Bonnets. Children’s Stéckings a specialty. . Ee Everything usually kept in a firstclass Dry Goods_and Millinery Store. . ° Rverything. at Bed-Rock Pricgs . !! Vol) he books are now closed, and all cia kno’ ing themselves indebted to the firm are respecifully invited to call and settle. THIS IS THE LAST MONTH FOR BARGAINS, so call and take advantage of it. Residence for: sale, furnished or unfurnished. MRS. J. B. LUDBY, _Commertial St., opposite Transcript Block.Crochets, SB.