November 15, 1895 (4 pages)

ae Sy eee Y fa source cney He) PERSONAL POINTERS, . THE DAILY Ti : Grace Valley Sod conepied-the dingy Hite : RA RIP . An Open Meeting. ae THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT office on Mill street. He says that there : r mate AILY T NSC T'S Br co = a vhecewitth i. cee. are but two places in the world fit to live 4 ote : see fe There\will be an = cree ry ey ales ] : : nl ale lett hates chi eS i i y d the other is vada City Miners’ Union at ellows = r : es: N da itv, Nevada County, Calif. in—one igGrass Valley an : k : ae : 2 = = : , = u $$ 3 ise agit Cairo, in Egypt. And yet/he hag his home. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Summarized Mention of Minor Home. Halt Sunday, November 17th, at 1:30 p. 7 ee A a Published en Pee Sundays and in San Jose ! ° ° ; Doings and Intentions m., at which addreases will be paste se by 4\ . ees : 4 SvuBscRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen — a ese ‘ GEORGE B. M’KEE, ‘ . Happenings, President Trebilcox of the _ cane ia ag . aa F = ‘ : 1 > yhen 3 = e 5 eis ‘Minera’ : s thers. DS i ee S I “ ogee gos seni ae And there was George B. McKee ; yes, J. Hughes of Oakland is in wow. : The machinery at the Monarch Inine, near tp are eed wil danas PERE TES Seen = SS fi i there he is, I might say, as he is still in the Albert Penny of Los Gatos is in town, Rough and Ready, was started ig yubkes. The Neva a City > aa 8 rag yf = : SS ocas READING Notices—Ten Cents a Line flesh. “He at one time was Asséssor of NeRee Charles of Sacraniento is in town. day, aan: songs, and Jd. te ¥. aS = eae a = a fs for en eetos, Suerte pronase ts vada county, and he met his fate in the per-] J. Laughlin of North San Juan isintown. The demand for houses and rooms’ keeps SEOFOEArY, . neat ger onl: = \ = a = . ic bela iaveciiae Made Kno vn on Applison of Miss Minnie Hubbard, She was M. L, Oslen of San Francisco _ = town. up. Nearly every day .inquiries are made will he ss ag : hes ad wena acd 5 + cation bright, pretty, and one of the most charm-. RR, H. Blackwood of Oakland 18 In town. . at this office by parties who are looking toe nineteen pieces. very man, alee j Li ee ) ing young ladies it has ever been my good F. D, Poole of Smartsville is in town. places to rent, 3 child, friendsof the Union, ate invited, a == } <= ea. ".4.NOV. 15, 1895,. fortune to meet. She has long — passed D. &. Crow cutna “over: trout North Gi W. H. Borlace of this city, a native of sd ase ' JoHN FRANpy, Pres. j away, but the memory of her’ still remains . Juan ‘today. England, was admitted to citizenship ‘yesT. J. Tourte: Fin. Sec rae ES \ es a ee eh pe T. Taylor came over from Sweetland toterday, upon the testimony of ©. E, Mulloy Serhan eee ANOTHER “ONE OF «TH Well, George was dressy, for those days. . day. ee = and J. A, Rapp, F Wiis Diseswary daed tile Lik. i j Het was the ‘‘(ilass of fashion and the mould I, Willis came down from Moore’s Flat Foley’s “‘buttercups” and “Boston Chips” —_—: . meee of form.” If there was one thing that he . last evening, are acknowledged to be the finest” in the Il Mr. G. eee Paes og toate ; 4 prided himself upon it was the smallness L. H, Watson is over from North Bloom. and. His new advertisement will. tell all] 7 tak Was cakes Gi La Gripes : Interesting Letters From Our San Franand shapeliness of his feet. I do believe he en ae seas about them tomorrow. : and tried all the physicians for miles about, ; a‘ i : : . ic Sacramento arrived here A man named Merrill, who j ‘Dut of no avail and was given up and to : VU ; « Spent more~thought upon his boot-maker one aneen © Merrill, who is employed ail 2 as g p anc ) : Cisco Correspondent. than he did upon the duties of his office, . this morning. as blacksmith at the Oro Fino mine, lad pera not fogs oeilan ose vig, Ante : = : : 1 Vanlti : ; , F iss Ferns i , P : % : sovery in my store I. , “ : sae San Franctsco, Nov, 10th. Vaulting ambition at times o'er leaps itself, Miss Fernande Maller has returned home . one of his eyes hurt yesterday by a. small at tee its =f and from the' fitét dose Hardwood Ash Antique Oak Finish,. 74 Eprror Transcript: I &m about to ful-. and the desire of genial George ‘to wear aj from gee tesserae ae ae «. particle of steel flying into it, began to gat better, and after usib three G th Bur é éhowa= ia u er right : fill a long-made promise, and tell such] No. 5 boot on a No. 6 foot brought him A. Demnier_of Downieville camé down Goyne’s band assembled at Swart’s pho. bottles was up and about again. It is worth pieces, wit ureau ‘hai things as I have been able to’ gather about . great pain and mortification on one occalast evening. oe . tegraph gallery the other day and hed . ips aod ae an weal Lael poy oe hand. corner, German bevel glass 20x24 2 . i . > r lo . — Si V ) < ° as es s % Bat “St "OUR SAN JOSE rILGRIMS ' Jsion at least. It was the night before the. F. A. Means and W. D. . Foster came picture taken. They wore the white suits finaa & Oars Drug Store 2 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17X30 An y origi ip. Sreat fire of. 1863, and George decided to . down from W ogre ae ae they wore-at Sacramento on Admission ec es ee £ man bevel glass as shown in upper left han ny wan Spy origial purpose to take s is make a call upon one of his young lady. J. Mitchell of San Francisco arrivéd -here Day. = : Will Go to Guatemala. <a ca gle : oranda I I df lack to that lovely place and renew the pleasure : : aes ; : ; ' cornet $20, (W ashstanc omitte or lac which I always feel when walking along it. . Tiends. He was a welcome guest, and’ in-. this morning. Julian R. Brandon, ‘the amateur chamMiss Kate O’Donnéll will leave this city Separatd pieces sold as follows : 4 ah : ices ‘A . fates tie ain ‘a to the diding-room. —_A fire danced merrily . Francisco, are in town, __ vist. He is considering the idea of accept= cee . nae ape on with her Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheva € 3 a « Le ‘ . ee f < A * é mare c 4 ys oe J . : ie ; rae . in the stove, not thinking of the morrow, Mrs. W. M. Cook came down. from May-. ing a Proposition as boxing instructor for noo 2 ys “as oe : shad a Bureau $ 10. Washstand $3. Chairs 75 i out of the city in all diréctions. The city ‘ ; the athletic club that is bei ived jn. Sister.” She intends opening millinery an Saas Tabl { . is justly proud of its magnificent drives; a Ioenllelesee’ nyse Waray < : x 7 ee ee ie art parlors at that place.’ ; cents each,, Rocker $ 1.75. abie $1 25. a and no matter where one oes—whatever Soon a game of cards was suggested, and O, A. White and wife, of San Tees, ee ice Saree: — ene F reight on “either of th ese’ suits guaranteed tlie direction—-the saine dats of affairs may they all sat around the dining-room table. arrived here last evening. ; peed Df Would Lis F Morsay a x , : 5S é a. '. be observed, even. miles. away from the In a-short time it became apparent that} M. O’Comnell went to Colfax today to as a Ringster. GRAND. ee, 7 , bed heart of the city. It is something to be proud of, and its citizens ‘are proud-of them, They are also proud of its private as well as its public buildings, not the least of which is the Sanitarium, Later on this institution will be referred to. San Jose has been called ‘‘The City of Roses,” and well it may be. Every conceivable variety * thrives in the open air; and the perfume which greets the delighted sense when the blossoming season is at hand can, -never be forgotten by one who has felt its influence —it steals upon one with such a soft, gentle fragrance that one can imagine’ himself transported to the tlowery plains of ‘A raby the Blest,”’ ji Page after page might be written of the beauties of this city. I might with truth me say that the female portion would take up a large space under that heading. Even Nevada City, noted as she is for the loveliness of her female population, would have to look well to her laurels-were a com parison made, ; It may be asked, ‘‘What has’ this got to do with the Pilgrims?” Everything. They came, they saw the possibilities, and they helped to make this city the garden spot that itis, They are among its, most prominent citizens, and no public measure is undertaken without consulting them and seeking their support. Of many I have already spoken in a previous letter. At present I shall°endeavor to write of the rest and say just what I think Of them. The other day ‘I had the pleasure of having a long conyersation with the HON, MYLES P. O'CONNOR, ; He did not know me at first, but I did him, although maty years had elapsed since last I saw him. He looks the same—does not appear to have aged a day—and if he should happen to visit his old home in Grass Valley’ the same genial smile, the same warm grasp of the hand would greet them as of yore. In my opinion, Mr. O'Connor 18 the true type of a gentleman. He is modest aud unassuming to a degree, and when I mentioned some of the good works he had done—some of the benefactions he has had conferred on his fellow-men—he held up his hands deprecatingly and said : “I beg of you, Mr. Mead, to say nothing of those things.” I said : **Much as 1 esteem you, Mr, O'Connor, there is a duty I owe the readers of the Transcript, and . mast respectfully decline to grant your request— I believe that credit should be given where credit is due,” He sighed resignedly, gave a bright smile, which lighted up his honest face, and said : ‘‘Well, you newspaper men will have your way,” but I could not-get an approximation even of the many thonsands of dollars he has spent ih charitable work. Before iy proceeding further inthis direction, let me ag state his public services, He represented Nevada county in the Eleventh session of the Assembly; in the 2: Kighteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth and Twenty-first sessions of the Legislature he represented Nevada county in the Senate. In all of these he did well. He was kuown as ‘‘Honest Myles P. O'Connor,” and the t : county which he represented derived addi-_ e Gold, $36,935; silver, 961.22 their prompt and efficient yet easy action, mer are gray, and few are and thickens the growth of the hair, the way for you if you needa good medicine, George was not taking his usual interest in the game. His miind wandered. He could not give an intelligent answer to a question addressed to him, His mind-seemed to be concentrated something under the table. He squirmed, he wriggled, until at last an ‘‘Ah!”’ escaped him, and he sank back in his chair a happy man. What had he done?’ Whocould tell? A ‘smile that was ‘‘child-like and bland” spread over his face, and the.game proceeded. -But the time soon came to break up the card party. George sat in his seat. He cast furtive glances under the table, but not a move did he make. Great drops of perspiration trickled down his face, and still he sat there. Finally he told the hostess that he had taken off one of his. boots and was afraid that he could not get it on again ag {his foot had. Would the lady kindly lend him one of her husband’s boots? she would, She did. It was not a case of “tone shoe off and the other shoe on,” He had three boots, and as he walked down Broad street he wobbled like a duck—the No. 7 boot of the “old man” was too much for him, and his own, which he carried in his hand, entirely engrossed all his attentions, upon ’ Alas, the next day came, and with it the boots went up in smoke. While George lost his footwear, he was saved many a good swear. There is a compensation in all things. In San Jose he is looked upon as the leading dealer in paints, oils and plateglass. He has done well, and the same qualities that made hun so popular in Nevada county have followed ‘him to his new home, and I am told that genial George is one of the “‘big guns” of the Garden City, FRANCIS’ SMITH, the iron-pipe man, whose country residence is one of the most beautiful in the whole Santa Clara valley, was a former resident of Nevada county, He kept a tinware store at North Saw Juan. I have not seen his placé, but those who have. been there tell me it is a perfect paradise. His place of business is in this city, on Beale street, and if *‘the sound of hammer, blow on blow,” is any criterion, his output must be large. I cannot finish thig tonight, so two or three will be noticed in a future letter. Water MeEap, -_———_~~ee.— Money in the Treasury, County Clerk Greany, District Attorney Riley and Supervisor Buffington yesterday counted the money in the county treasury The total amount on divided as follows: $119; warrants, $2,and found it correct. hand was $40,134.22 os, Pe le Hoop’s Prius have won high praise for ] of the Board of City Trustees for date for 40 years, Gold coin. see his brother, who is seriously sick, L. G. Templeton and Henry Fitter came down from Graniteville last evening, W. A. McFaughten came down from Downieville last evening on bis way below. T. Coughlan, T, English and S, English ‘came down from Columbia Halk yesterday. J, W., Strain of San Francisco is in town. A somewhat noted light of fistiana, the charmed circle ‘of pugilism, has. made his advent into our midst during the past few days in the person of Mr, Jack Murphy, late. of San Francisco. . When following his avocation in the last-named city Mr, Murphy carries the rather weighty sobriTHANKSGIVING. BALL. TO BE GIVEN BY THE quette of ‘Young: Sullivan,”: under which title he has been pitted against a number of men who depend on their science with their dukes for their daily bread, chief among whom was Johnny Van Heest, He igs desirous of coming into contact with some one having pugilistic aspirations, and if appearances count for anything he should be able ta put up a pretty good mill. A. McAllester and wife_were: over from Columbia Hill today. Miss Nellie Brough of Grass Valley is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Dahl Nivens of this city. ; Miss Musette Chick left this morning for San Francisco, where she will visit friends before going Kast. A. L. Coombs, W. S. Noyes, Geo. Stone aud J. J, Rabb, of San Francisco, arrived here this morning on mining business, Dr, E. Liebrick and Peter: Tautphaus, prominent members of the Providence Mintng Company, arrived fiere from San Francisco last evening. Six Candidates for Supervisor, There are six candidates in the field for Supervisor of the fourth district and only one independent candidate in the field, Now we are to announce as an independent candidate the new store in Nevada City, and would ask you all whether it would not pay you to cast a good solid vote and buy your winter supply of clothing, boots, shoes, rubber goods, blavkets, comforters, ete., from J, Levy. : nl4 ARDS S Belt 5 Sie areca * Will Hold Religious Services. Elwell Holland, who has been working at the printing business in San. Francisco for some time past, returned here Wednesday evening. Hon. J. M. Walling has returned from Sacramento, where he has been attending to legal business before the Supreme Court. R. Paine, an English mining expert, was in town yesterday, accompanied by two other gentlemen, They left for Pike City, to examine the Alaska mine, which property was recently purchased by a company of which they are the representatives. : Mrs. R. M. Hunt has returned to San Francisco, from Paso de Robles Springs, very much improved in health. She will remain in San Fraticisco for awhile before returning to this city, Rev. Father Claire will celebrate Mass and preach next Sunday in Moore’s Flat and in North Bloomfield. In the former place services will be held at 8 o'clock a. M., and in the latter place at 11 a. mt, ‘ASTHMA, . , Misses Becca and Lulu Marsh have reMusic by Goyne’s Full Orchestra. ADMISSION, -AT ARMORY HALL, \ Wednesday Evening, November 27, 1895. Flodr Manager,Floor Committee. E. J. Morgan, Wm. Sandow, . Louis Schwartz, — Louis Brinkman, { J. MM. Walling,.__R,-H, Webbeg, $1 Per Couple. e Extra ladies, 25 cents each, Admission to Galiery— Gentlemen 50 cents, lales 25 cents, n7 Distressing Cough, F) anes SORE JOINTS ‘s turned from a visit to Paso de‘ Robles Springs. . + Oe 4 —~AND— ) MUSCLES. Despaired Details in the life of a farmer's wife: Get to bed, get up, get breakfast, get dinner, get supper, get to bed, get up. . GAAS. OF RELIEF. * “Some time since, I had a severe re] attack of asthma, accompanied with a $3 Notice to Bond-Buyers. Sealed bids will be received by: the Clerk the purchase of $60,000, six per cent annual interest Water Bonds of the City of Nevada, and in a very short time, was entirely cured.” TI can, therefore, cordially and o Cl confidently commend this medicine to O all.”—J. ROSELLS, Victoria, Texas. Me ° Xe] like number with all interest due will be payable each year thereafter on the same The law requires the Bonds:to be sold for “a “My wife had a yer bles The Bonds are payable in Gold 7 ‘ ; ee _———-—-+ e@e-+ NEARLY all women have good hair, though bald. air Renewer restores the natural color, © SQ e-o Do You Sz the testimonials written by ases by Hood’s Sarsaparilla ? They. point coin or lawful money of the U. S, the whole or any specified number of said Bonds will be considered, Hall’s . not be sold for less than their par value, panied by a certified check for at least 5 per . people who have been cured of various dis. c cough. She used Ayer’s Cherry Pecto° ral and procured immediate relief.” — G. H. Popricx, Humphreys, Ga. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Bids for The Bonds can Money for the Bonds must ba n 20 days after sale, No bids will be considered unless accompaid withReceived Highest Awards ent of the amount bid, T. H. Cakr, Clerk, of the Board, 2 PHOTOGRAPHS California, up to 8 o'clock BL M, of the] distressing cough and a general soreness = 12th day of December, 1895. The Bonds{ Of the joints and muscles. I consulted o \ are all of the dénomination of $500. Three} physicians and tried various remedies, O of said Bonds, together with the interest . but without—getting-any-reliefuntil BY : due on all the Bonds will be payable at the p-@espaired of ever being well again. © To be had in Nevada office of the Treasurer of said City on the} Finally, I took Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, O County, and at the very ® lirst Monday in Dec mber, 1896; and a Lowest Prices. for FirstHis Studio is on York Street, That depends to a great extent upon the thing that is wanted. If you want the finest ass, Artistic Work, You Want E. A. MOORE = To take them, nS Nevada City, Cal. J tional prestige from his presence in the councils of the State. As is well know Mr. O'Connor made his fortune in the investments he made in the stock of the ~~~Tdaho mine at Grass Valley, Some years ago he removed to San Jose and the people of that place have reason to rejoice at the choice he made, What was their gain was Nevada county's logs, The . Sanitarium,of which I have already spoken, was built entirely with his money and was presented outright to the Sisters of Charity, It is situated between San Jose and Santa Clara and commands a beautiful view of all the surroundisg country; Every appliance that scienge or experience can stiggest for the care and comfort of the invalids who seek its health-giving shelter and the assist: ance of its able corps of physicians and nurses has been put in use. Mr. O;Connor, in his extensive travels throughout the world, has made special studies of the different methods of the different. hospitals of This is Cut No. ‘ ° Europe, and these have been intelligently ae! ~ gommunicated to the faculty’of the Institu: tion which he projected and paid for. To sum it all up it is what ite name signifies—a veritable Sanitarium; and it is a monument . to his memory that will Inst for ages, . Nor is this all., His private charities are alinost beyond belief, and I am told that he has subscribed several thousand dollars to the Catholic college about to be erected in Menlo Park. And yet, with all this, he is the : same plaia, unpretending Myles P, O'Connor P that he was when he walked the strecta of . MSO REA: MP ony et Pr) . You can save money on Boy 2 ’ ? * o Match with each ¢ oat The Gombination sae isle ON BOY’S CLOTH For the Next Ten Days we are going to CUT PRICES on Boys’ Clothise {---Biy’s. Combization Suits. Two Pair of Knee P : ES Sizes from 4 to 14 CARTER & JOHNSTON, . . One Price Dealers in Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Commereial Street, Nevada City. ieee = NEVADA. CITY. Ladies of the G. A. R. TRIUMPH of LOVE.” Beautiful Fairy and Grotesque Dances ——— GLOSING OUT What More Do You Want ? Ladies Will Find it to Their Atvintaze to Give us not to exceed $2.35 to Nevada City. John Breuner : 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO ff ena Over . They Artie Il Saturday Eve'ng., Nov. 16th. ” : THAT Scadden & Cleveland, Commercial Street, Grand production of the Beautiful Fairy Operetta —ARE SELLING THE— FRESHEST AND BEST Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Btc., At the very Lowest Market Rates, and that is the reason why they are so well patronized. If you have not examined their goods and prices you ‘should do so without delay, Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge, — Bright and Sparkling. Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE es FLOUR. Popular Prices. 100-PERFORMERS-100 ALL HOME TALENT! THE BEST! : Fairies, Nymphs, Goddesses, Demons, Imps and Mortals. Delightful Music, Elegant Costumes, Charming Tableau, PHILIP SQOADDEN Admission 25 Cts. Reserved Seats 50 Cts, “Onanine OLevieike. Reserved Seats on sale at Mulloy’s., Nevada City, j10 AT THE ; : WHJTE HOUSE. Our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses 7 . and Childrens — , AND CAPES. A tall Before Puredasing Elsewhere a The Above Line Will be Closed Out Prices That Will Astonish You. NEWMAN & CO., Broad Street, Nevada City. ‘Al B ’s Clothing for the next 10 days. MMAAAOMLAAAAAALODLOTOLUUTOAUAIGLALOLOA GRAND OPENING . ING IS BROKEN : . — fone . FALL CLornine. Made of Uregon Tweed, either dark Blue op Gay . CHAKLES GRIMES, : years, $9 per suit + The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, & : ; : a P Nae Teceived his first stock of 3 (ee a * Inspect the Goods—the rces are all. 3 right—you will OE ph: ete 3 ; A Corner Broad and Pine Siresta <-> 4 * eta. 4 diiiiiiauud Out Very Fast THI Pub! . BRO’ h 15 Ct ARE Thos The in the oS last e The p and 81 succe: Regir Amor Hono Queer «Yout' Beaut _ Pleas Truth Purit Mere: Faith Hope Chari Fairy Cupic Tina, Stelle Page: Ly nice } Clara Lawr Richz Edna Nelli Ivy ¢ Kate s Robe Lepr Evel: Nice. Amb Reve Drup Slan Mali Hatr Env) Bom Tr abcu all c ours. be, f for t toda few on t ing: é Bee ~ suff on. Chi fam go

ae Sy eee Y fa source cney He) PERSONAL POINTERS, . THE DAILY Ti : Grace Valley Sod conepied-the dingy Hite : RA RIP . An Open Meeting. ae THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT office on Mill street. He says that there : r mate AILY T NSC T'S Br co = a vhecewitth i. cee. are but two places in the world fit to live 4 ote : see fe There\will be an = cree ry ey ales ] : : nl ale lett hates chi eS i i y d the other is vada City Miners’ Union at ellows = r : es: N da itv, Nevada County, Calif. in—one igGrass Valley an : k : ae : 2 = = : , = u $$ 3 ise agit Cairo, in Egypt. And yet/he hag his home. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Summarized Mention of Minor Home. Halt Sunday, November 17th, at 1:30 p. 7 ee A a Published en Pee Sundays and in San Jose ! ° ° ; Doings and Intentions m., at which addreases will be paste se by 4\ . ees : 4 SvuBscRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen — a ese ‘ GEORGE B. M’KEE, ‘ . Happenings, President Trebilcox of the _ cane ia ag . aa F = ‘ : 1 > yhen 3 = e 5 eis ‘Minera’ : s thers. DS i ee S I “ ogee gos seni ae And there was George B. McKee ; yes, J. Hughes of Oakland is in wow. : The machinery at the Monarch Inine, near tp are eed wil danas PERE TES Seen = SS fi i there he is, I might say, as he is still in the Albert Penny of Los Gatos is in town, Rough and Ready, was started ig yubkes. The Neva a City > aa 8 rag yf = : SS ocas READING Notices—Ten Cents a Line flesh. “He at one time was Asséssor of NeRee Charles of Sacraniento is in town. day, aan: songs, and Jd. te ¥.. aS = eae a = a fs for en eetos, Suerte pronase ts vada county, and he met his fate in the per-] J. Laughlin of North San Juan isintown. The demand for houses and rooms’ keeps SEOFOEArY, . neat ger onl: = \ = a = . ic bela iaveciiae Made Kno vn on Applison of Miss Minnie Hubbard, She was M. L, Oslen of San Francisco _ = town. up. Nearly every day .inquiries are made will he ss ag : hes ad wena acd 5 + cation bright, pretty, and one of the most charm-. RR, H. Blackwood of Oakland 18 In town. . at this office by parties who are looking toe nineteen pieces. very man, alee j Li ee ) ing young ladies it has ever been my good F. D, Poole of Smartsville is in town. places to rent, 3 child, friendsof the Union, ate invited, a == } <= ea. "..4.NOV. 15, 1895,. fortune to meet. She has long — passed D. &. Crow cutna “over: trout North Gi W. H. Borlace of this city, a native of sd ase ' JoHN FRANpy, Pres. j away, but the memory of her’ still remains . Juan ‘today. England, was admitted to citizenship ‘yesT. J. Tourte: Fin. Sec rae ES \ es a ee eh pe T. Taylor came over from Sweetland toterday, upon the testimony of ©. E, Mulloy Serhan eee ANOTHER “ONE OF «TH Well, George was dressy, for those days. . day. ee = and J. A, Rapp, F Wiis Diseswary daed tile Lik. i j Het was the ‘‘(ilass of fashion and the mould I, Willis came down from Moore’s Flat Foley’s “‘buttercups” and “Boston Chips” —_—: . meee of form.” If there was one thing that he . last evening, are acknowledged to be the finest” in the Il Mr. G. eee Paes og toate ; 4 prided himself upon it was the smallness L. H, Watson is over from North Bloom. and. His new advertisement will. tell all] 7 tak Was cakes Gi La Gripes : Interesting Letters From Our San Franand shapeliness of his feet. I do believe he en ae seas about them tomorrow. : and tried all the physicians for miles about, ; a‘ i : : . ic Sacramento arrived here A man named Merrill, who j ‘Dut of no avail and was given up and to : VU ; « Spent more~thought upon his boot-maker one aneen © Merrill, who is employed ail 2 as g p anc ) : Cisco Correspondent. than he did upon the duties of his office, . this morning. as blacksmith at the Oro Fino mine, lad pera not fogs oeilan ose vig, Ante : = : : 1 Vanlti : ; , F iss Ferns i , P : % : sovery in my store I. , “ : sae San Franctsco, Nov, 10th. Vaulting ambition at times o'er leaps itself, Miss Fernande Maller has returned home . one of his eyes hurt yesterday by a. small at tee its =f and from the' fitét dose Hardwood Ash Antique Oak Finish,. 74 Eprror Transcript: I &m about to ful-. and the desire of genial George ‘to wear aj from gee tesserae ae ae «. particle of steel flying into it, began to gat better, and after usib three G th Bur é éhowa= ia u er right : fill a long-made promise, and tell such] No. 5 boot on a No. 6 foot brought him A. Demnier_of Downieville camé down Goyne’s band assembled at Swart’s pho. bottles was up and about again. It is worth pieces, wit ureau ‘hai things as I have been able to’ gather about . great pain and mortification on one occalast evening. oe . tegraph gallery the other day and hed . ips aod ae an weal Lael poy oe hand. corner, German bevel glass 20x24 2 . i . > r lo . — Si V ) < ° as es s % Bat “St "OUR SAN JOSE rILGRIMS ' Jsion at least. It was the night before the. F. A. Means and W. D. . Foster came picture taken. They wore the white suits finaa & Oars Drug Store 2 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17X30 An y origi ip. Sreat fire of. 1863, and George decided to . down from W ogre ae ae they wore-at Sacramento on Admission ec es ee £ man bevel glass as shown in upper left han ny wan Spy origial purpose to take s is make a call upon one of his young lady. J. Mitchell of San Francisco arrivéd -here Day. = : Will Go to Guatemala. <a ca gle : oranda I I df lack to that lovely place and renew the pleasure : : aes ; : ; ' cornet $20, (W ashstanc omitte or lac which I always feel when walking along it. . Tiends. He was a welcome guest, and’ in-. this morning. Julian R. Brandon, ‘the amateur chamMiss Kate O’Donnéll will leave this city Separatd pieces sold as follows : 4 ah : ices ‘A . fates tie ain ‘a to the diding-room. —_A fire danced merrily . Francisco, are in town, __ vist. He is considering the idea of accept= cee . nae ape on with her Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheva € 3 a « Le ‘ . ee f < A * é mare c 4 ys oe J . : ie ; rae . in the stove, not thinking of the morrow, Mrs. W. M. Cook came down. from May-. ing a Proposition as boxing instructor for noo 2 ys “as oe : shad a Bureau $ 10. Washstand $3. Chairs 75 i out of the city in all diréctions. The city ‘ ; the athletic club that is bei ived jn. Sister.” She intends opening millinery an Saas Tabl { . is justly proud of its magnificent drives; a Ioenllelesee’ nyse Waray < : x 7 ee ee ie art parlors at that place.’ ; cents each,, Rocker $ 1.75. abie $1 25. a and no matter where one oes—whatever Soon a game of cards was suggested, and O, A. White and wife, of San Tees, ee ice Saree: — ene F reight on “either of th ese’ suits guaranteed tlie direction—-the saine dats of affairs may they all sat around the dining-room table. arrived here last evening. ; peed Df Would Lis F Morsay a x , : 5S é a. '. be observed, even. miles. away from the In a-short time it became apparent that} M. O’Comnell went to Colfax today to as a Ringster. GRAND. ee, 7 , bed heart of the city. It is something to be proud of, and its citizens ‘are proud-of them, They are also proud of its private as well as its public buildings, not the least of which is the Sanitarium, Later on this institution will be referred to. San Jose has been called ‘‘The City of Roses,” and well it may be. Every conceivable variety * thrives in the open air; and the perfume which greets the delighted sense when the blossoming season is at hand can, -never be forgotten by one who has felt its influence —it steals upon one with such a soft, gentle fragrance that one can imagine’ himself transported to the tlowery plains of ‘A raby the Blest,”’ ji Page after page might be written of the beauties of this city. I might with truth me say that the female portion would take up a large space under that heading. Even Nevada City, noted as she is for the loveliness of her female population, would have to look well to her laurels-were a com parison made, ; It may be asked, ‘‘What has’ this got to do with the Pilgrims?” Everything. They came, they saw the possibilities, and they helped to make this city the garden spot that itis, They are among its, most prominent citizens, and no public measure is undertaken without consulting them and seeking their support. Of many I have already spoken in a previous letter. At present I shall°endeavor to write of the rest and say just what I think Of them. The other day ‘I had the pleasure of having a long conyersation with the HON, MYLES P. O'CONNOR, ; He did not know me at first, but I did him, although maty years had elapsed since last I saw him. He looks the same—does not appear to have aged a day—and if he should happen to visit his old home in Grass Valley’ the same genial smile, the same warm grasp of the hand would greet them as of yore. In my opinion, Mr. O'Connor 18 the true type of a gentleman. He is modest aud unassuming to a degree, and when I mentioned some of the good works he had done—some of the benefactions he has had conferred on his fellow-men—he held up his hands deprecatingly and said : “I beg of you, Mr. Mead, to say nothing of those things.” I said : **Much as 1 esteem you, Mr, O'Connor, there is a duty I owe the readers of the Transcript, and . mast respectfully decline to grant your request— I believe that credit should be given where credit is due,” He sighed resignedly, gave a bright smile, which lighted up his honest face, and said : ‘‘Well, you newspaper men will have your way,” but I could not-get an approximation even of the many thonsands of dollars he has spent ih charitable work. Before iy proceeding further inthis direction, let me ag state his public services, He represented Nevada county in the Eleventh session of the Assembly; in the 2: Kighteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth and Twenty-first sessions of the Legislature he represented Nevada county in the Senate. In all of these he did well. He was kuown as ‘‘Honest Myles P. O'Connor,” and the t : county which he represented derived addi-_ e Gold, $36,935; silver, 961.22 their prompt and efficient yet easy action, mer are gray, and few are and thickens the growth of the hair, the way for you if you needa good medicine, George was not taking his usual interest in the game. His miind wandered. He could not give an intelligent answer to a question addressed to him, His mind-seemed to be concentrated something under the table. He squirmed, he wriggled, until at last an ‘‘Ah!”’ escaped him, and he sank back in his chair a happy man. What had he done?’ Whocould tell? A ‘smile that was ‘‘child-like and bland” spread over his face, and the.game proceeded. -But the time soon came to break up the card party. George sat in his seat. He cast furtive glances under the table, but not a move did he make. Great drops of perspiration trickled down his face, and still he sat there. Finally he told the hostess that he had taken off one of his. boots and was afraid that he could not get it on again ag {his foot had. Would the lady kindly lend him one of her husband’s boots? she would, She did. It was not a case of “tone shoe off and the other shoe on,” He had three boots, and as he walked down Broad street he wobbled like a duck—the No. 7 boot of the “old man” was too much for him, and his own, which he carried in his hand, entirely engrossed all his attentions, upon ’ Alas, the next day came, and with it the boots went up in smoke. While George lost his footwear, he was saved many a good swear. There is a compensation in all things. In San Jose he is looked upon as the leading dealer in paints, oils and plateglass. He has done well, and the same qualities that made hun so popular in Nevada county have followed ‘him to his new home, and I am told that genial George is one of the “‘big guns” of the Garden City, FRANCIS’ SMITH, the iron-pipe man, whose country residence is one of the most beautiful in the whole Santa Clara valley, was a former resident of Nevada county, He kept a tinware store at North Saw Juan. I have not seen his placé, but those who have. been there tell me it is a perfect paradise. His place of business is in this city, on Beale street, and if *‘the sound of hammer, blow on blow,” is any criterion, his output must be large. I cannot finish thig tonight, so two or three will be noticed in a future letter. Water MeEap, -_———_~~ee.— Money in the Treasury, County Clerk Greany, District Attorney Riley and Supervisor Buffington yesterday counted the money in the county treasury The total amount on divided as follows: $119; warrants, $2,and found it correct. hand was $40,134.22 os, Pe le Hoop’s Prius have won high praise for ] of the Board of City Trustees for date for 40 years, Gold coin. see his brother, who is seriously sick, L. G. Templeton and Henry Fitter came down from Graniteville last evening, W. A. McFaughten came down from Downieville last evening on bis way below. T. Coughlan, T, English and S, English ‘came down from Columbia Halk yesterday. J, W., Strain of San Francisco is in town. A somewhat noted light of fistiana, the charmed circle ‘of pugilism, has. made his advent into our midst during the past few days in the person of Mr, Jack Murphy, late. of San Francisco. . When following his avocation in the last-named city Mr, Murphy carries the rather weighty sobriTHANKSGIVING. BALL. TO BE GIVEN BY THE quette of ‘Young: Sullivan,”: under which title he has been pitted against a number of men who depend on their science with their dukes for their daily bread, chief among whom was Johnny Van Heest, He igs desirous of coming into contact with some one having pugilistic aspirations, and if appearances count for anything he should be able ta put up a pretty good mill. A. McAllester and wife_were: over from Columbia Hill today. Miss Nellie Brough of Grass Valley is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Dahl Nivens of this city. ; Miss Musette Chick left this morning for San Francisco, where she will visit friends before going Kast. A. L. Coombs, W. S. Noyes, Geo. Stone aud J. J, Rabb, of San Francisco, arrived here this morning on mining business,

Dr, E. Liebrick and Peter: Tautphaus, prominent members of the Providence Mintng Company, arrived fiere from San Francisco last evening. Six Candidates for Supervisor, There are six candidates in the field for Supervisor of the fourth district and only one independent candidate in the field, Now we are to announce as an independent candidate the new store in Nevada City, and would ask you all whether it would not pay you to cast a good solid vote and buy your winter supply of clothing, boots, shoes, rubber goods, blavkets, comforters, ete., from J, Levy. : nl4 ARDS S Belt 5 Sie areca * Will Hold Religious Services. Elwell Holland, who has been working at the printing business in San. Francisco for some time past, returned here Wednesday evening. Hon. J. M. Walling has returned from Sacramento, where he has been attending to legal business before the Supreme Court. R. Paine, an English mining expert, was in town yesterday, accompanied by two other gentlemen, They left for Pike City, to examine the Alaska mine, which property was recently purchased by a company of which they are the representatives. : Mrs. R. M. Hunt has returned to San Francisco, from Paso de Robles Springs, very much improved in health. She will remain in San Fraticisco for awhile before returning to this city, Rev. Father Claire will celebrate Mass and preach next Sunday in Moore’s Flat and in North Bloomfield. In the former place services will be held at 8 o'clock a. M., and in the latter place at 11 a. mt, ‘ASTHMA, . , Misses Becca and Lulu Marsh have reMusic by Goyne’s Full Orchestra. ADMISSION, -AT ARMORY HALL, \ Wednesday Evening, November 27, 1895. Flodr Manager,Floor Committee. E. J. Morgan, Wm. Sandow, . Louis Schwartz, — Louis Brinkman, { J. MM. Walling,.__R,-H, Webbeg, $1 Per Couple. e Extra ladies, 25 cents each, Admission to Galiery— Gentlemen 50 cents, lales 25 cents, n7 Distressing Cough, F) anes SORE JOINTS ‘s turned from a visit to Paso de‘ Robles Springs. . + Oe 4 —~AND— ) MUSCLES. Despaired Details in the life of a farmer's wife: Get to bed, get up, get breakfast, get dinner, get supper, get to bed, get up. . GAAS. OF RELIEF. * “Some time since, I had a severe re] attack of asthma, accompanied with a $3 Notice to Bond-Buyers. Sealed bids will be received by: the Clerk the purchase of $60,000, six per cent annual interest Water Bonds of the City of Nevada, and in a very short time, was entirely cured.” TI can, therefore, cordially and o Cl confidently commend this medicine to O all.”—J. ROSELLS, Victoria, Texas. Me ° Xe] like number with all interest due will be payable each year thereafter on the same The law requires the Bonds:to be sold for “a “My wife had a yer bles The Bonds are payable in Gold 7 ‘ ; ee _———-—-+ e@e-+ NEARLY all women have good hair, though bald. air Renewer restores the natural color, © SQ e-o Do You Sz the testimonials written by ases by Hood’s Sarsaparilla ? They. point coin or lawful money of the U. S, the whole or any specified number of said Bonds will be considered, Hall’s . not be sold for less than their par value, panied by a certified check for at least 5 per . people who have been cured of various dis. c cough. She used Ayer’s Cherry Pecto° ral and procured immediate relief.” — G. H. Popricx, Humphreys, Ga. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Bids for The Bonds can Money for the Bonds must ba n 20 days after sale, No bids will be considered unless accompaid withReceived Highest Awards ent of the amount bid, T. H. Cakr, Clerk, of the Board, 2 PHOTOGRAPHS California, up to 8 o'clock BL M, of the] distressing cough and a general soreness = 12th day of December, 1895. The Bonds{ Of the joints and muscles. I consulted o \ are all of the dénomination of $500. Three} physicians and tried various remedies, O of said Bonds, together with the interest . but without—getting-any-reliefuntil BY : due on all the Bonds will be payable at the p-@espaired of ever being well again. © To be had in Nevada office of the Treasurer of said City on the} Finally, I took Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, O County, and at the very ® lirst Monday in Dec mber, 1896; and a Lowest Prices. for FirstHis Studio is on York Street, That depends to a great extent upon the thing that is wanted. If you want the finest ass, Artistic Work, You Want E. A. MOORE = To take them, nS Nevada City, Cal. J tional prestige from his presence in the councils of the State. As is well know Mr. O'Connor made his fortune in the investments he made in the stock of the ~~~Tdaho mine at Grass Valley, Some years ago he removed to San Jose and the people of that place have reason to rejoice at the choice he made, What was their gain was Nevada county's logs, The . Sanitarium,of which I have already spoken, was built entirely with his money and was presented outright to the Sisters of Charity, It is situated between San Jose and Santa Clara and commands a beautiful view of all the surroundisg country; Every appliance that scienge or experience can stiggest for the care and comfort of the invalids who seek its health-giving shelter and the assist: ance of its able corps of physicians and nurses has been put in use. Mr. O;Connor, in his extensive travels throughout the world, has made special studies of the different methods of the different. hospitals of This is Cut No. ‘ ° Europe, and these have been intelligently ae! ~ gommunicated to the faculty’of the Institu: tion which he projected and paid for. To sum it all up it is what ite name signifies—a veritable Sanitarium; and it is a monument . to his memory that will Inst for ages, . Nor is this all., His private charities are alinost beyond belief, and I am told that he has subscribed several thousand dollars to the Catholic college about to be erected in Menlo Park. And yet, with all this, he is the : same plaia, unpretending Myles P, O'Connor P that he was when he walked the strecta of . MSO REA: MP ony et Pr) . You can save money on Boy 2 ’ ? * o Match with each ¢ oat The Gombination sae isle ON BOY’S CLOTH For the Next Ten Days we are going to CUT PRICES on Boys’ Clothise {---Biy’s. Combization Suits. Two Pair of Knee P : ES Sizes from 4 to 14 CARTER & JOHNSTON, . . One Price Dealers in Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Commereial Street, Nevada City. ieee = NEVADA. CITY. Ladies of the G. A. R. TRIUMPH of LOVE.” Beautiful Fairy and Grotesque Dances ——— GLOSING OUT What More Do You Want ? Ladies Will Find it to Their Atvintaze to Give us not to exceed $2.35 to Nevada City. John Breuner : 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO ff ena Over . They Artie Il Saturday Eve'ng., Nov. 16th. ” : THAT Scadden & Cleveland, Commercial Street, Grand production of the Beautiful Fairy Operetta —ARE SELLING THE— FRESHEST AND BEST Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Btc., At the very Lowest Market Rates, and that is the reason why they are so well patronized. If you have not examined their goods and prices you ‘should do so without delay, Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge, — Bright and Sparkling. Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE es FLOUR. Popular Prices. 100-PERFORMERS-100 ALL HOME TALENT! THE BEST! : Fairies, Nymphs, Goddesses, Demons, Imps and Mortals. Delightful Music, Elegant Costumes, Charming Tableau, PHILIP SQOADDEN Admission 25 Cts. Reserved Seats 50 Cts, “Onanine OLevieike. Reserved Seats on sale at Mulloy’s., Nevada City, j10 AT THE ; : WHJTE HOUSE. Our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses 7 . and Childrens — , AND CAPES. A tall Before Puredasing Elsewhere a The Above Line Will be Closed Out Prices That Will Astonish You. NEWMAN & CO., Broad Street, Nevada City. ‘Al B ’s Clothing for the next 10 days. MMAAAOMLAAAAAALODLOTOLUUTOAUAIGLALOLOA GRAND OPENING . ING IS BROKEN : . — fone . FALL CLornine. Made of Uregon Tweed, either dark Blue op Gay . 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