November 18, 1895 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . i saenaiiai So aeeamiahinil (Established Sept. 6. 1s60.; Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. ‘Pablished Evenings Daily Except Sundays and al Holidays BuSSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents/a Week, @iaty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Ydar When . Paid in Advance fer & Full Year, _NOV. 18, 1 189 —_— MONDAY .:.yesterday. James Williams was over egies BY TELEPHONE The Latest Events at at Gast Valley Up to! ; 4 O'clock This Afetrnoon. The condition of J. F. Kidder this morning was much better, but this afternoon he. was not so well aud his physicians fear the ede: is in town, from San Francisco. cisco on a business trip. from Cherokee yesterday. W.H. Hustler came over yesterday on his way below. Warren Green arrived dev elopment of brain trouble. At the Congregational Churchi Jast evening a local board of The Children’s HomeFinding Society was organized. The local c'ergymen were chosen officers. L. Lombarde of Napa ar J. Whelihan had his leg badly’ bruised : at the W. Y. 0. D. mine today by a, fall-' He will be laid F. L. Ransome of Berkele home} G.L Jewett, W. C. Jewett arrived here Marysville. Mrs, ing rock striking him. up for several days. The sale of the, Merrimae mine to Col. Stone has not yet been consummated, but probably .will be soon. — . papers yet to be“made out before ‘a transfer can be made. Next Wednesday evening 4 meeting will Pass held of those who desire to join the pro"posed athletic club. George Lord has commenced building a ‘banquet room back’ of his hall on Main . It will be 16x46 feet. There’ are some ellerbach, city from Maybert some ti present week. Sheriff A. C. Bush of Sie on his-way home. ? Miss Hattie Waggoner, atreet. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S — Summarized Mention. of Minor Home Happenings. : Scadden & Cleveland, grocers, have purchased a fine span of black horses to be used asadelivery team. The animals are well metched and stylish. Mrs. Quintana is having a new house put up on Nimrod street, in place of the structure recently destroyed by fire. The frame is up. The roads in all-directions are in fine condition, and it is a pleasure to take a ride now. Miss Mary Maloncy had the little finger of her right hand broken last night by getting it caught in a door. _A man drove into town today with a live coyote and a couple of foxes, which he had trapped in the vicinity of Cole’s place, ,at Francisco yesterday. way to Sierra county. on a visit to Herbert Coop see him, Garthe business. « W. Greenlaw. J.’ B. Foster, C, H. W. Morton, W. rived here yesterday. ona visit. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks Doings and Intentions. H, Fitter is down from Eureka. E. C. Allis of San Francisco is in town. Hon: E. M.: Preston returned from Ione . Powell was over fea North San Juan Dr. J.°R, Redman, formerly of this city, Fred Searls returned Saturday evening L. Hyman left yesterday for San FranJohn Brophy and K. Phelan were over on his way to Sierra county, evening on his way to.Sierra county. Saturilay from Downieville, on his way Macdonea, and F. H. Windom, of San. Francisco, from San Juan from Cherokee here Saturday rived here last y arrived here Jewett and S. G. last evening from A, Baruh left yesterday for San Francisco to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ke NINETY DAYS FOR STEALING. . ANOTHER CHANGE OF TIME. ———— From Miller's Store. William Myers walked . into © Miller’s clothing store yesterday forenoon, and helping himself to a hat walked out agair, He was arrested soon afte¥ by Marshal Getchell while he waa standing at the bar in the Council Chamber saloon,. Myers refused to go along and Under Sheriff Pascoe assisted the Marshal in taking the prisoner ‘to the calaboose. Myers fought so hard that it became necessary to use the nippers on him This morning the prisoner was taken before Justice Holbrook, and pleaded guilty to a charge of petty larceny, ‘whereupon he was sentenced to’ninety days in the county jail. Myers was discharged from jail Saturday forenoon, having been sent up from Grass Valley for disturbing the peace. After being released he started out peddling lead pencils, depending upon his partially crippled condition to arouse sy mpathy from the public and draw to himself a few shekels ‘As fast as sales were made he invested io > and by nightfall Had a good He was ** bose,’ . Sstew” on, as the boys call it. thrown out of two or three saloons on: account: of bis noisy conduct. Myers will spend the holidays behind the bars and have ample time to reflect upon the follies and foibles of humanity. ——— QO W. H. Cook and family will move to this me during the rra county arrived here last evening from San Francisco who has been visiting Mrs. J, M. Foley, returned to sg Mrs. C. S. Warner and children of San Francisco arrived here last evening on their Mrs. N. Meany, who has been at Downieville on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Meroux, returned Saturday evening. Woodson Harding of Wheatland is here Harding has many friends here who are glad to K. J. er. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Ford and Miss Grace returned yesterday mento, where Mr, Ford has been on lega J. J. Jackson and A. B. Wolf returned this evening from Sacramento, where they. went to attend the funeral of the late J. SSE ehiceres ure Reale eras ae > ‘ unaw . Fulweiler, Chas, . i ~ D. O. Miles. . A horse belonging to a Chinese vegetable Mrs. A. A. Loring of Oakland is here from Sacraar‘ Superior Court. —— The following business was transacted in the Superior Cburt today, Hoa. John Caldwell, presiding : Peter King vs. Caleb Girvcigton. Judgment in favor of the plaintiff in accordance with the prayer of the complaint. Estate of John Daniels, deceased. Order admitting will to probate. Estate of. Maggie Richardson, deceased. Order confirming sale of real and personal property. Estate of R. F. Meyer, Order confirming sale of real estate to J. S. Gooddeceased. win for $62. Estate of Olive Dickerman, Order of sale of personal property granted. Wagoner vs, A. C,° Dunham. Hearing motion to dismiss postponed until Monday, Nov. 25, 1895. The People vs, John Ryan. Arraign~ ment. I. C. Lindley appointed attorhey. Given until tomorrow to plead. Alta Brown vs, F.C. Brown. John Bonney vs. Edwin Tilley. ment of form, of decree postponed, deceased, 1 On trial. Setitlepeddler who rents a portion of the Hetherington ranch, ran away this afternoon, on Boulder street, smashing up the wagon and breaking the harness, James Langhlin caught the horse on the Plaza. 4 Bridgeport. The wild animals attracted considerable attention. There is some talk of re-organizing the Married Folks dancing club and holding dances;during the winter season. It was a source of much pleasure to the members last year. Louis Trautman has leased the shoe shop of A, Js: Bovey.and will, hereafter conduct the business. . » Joseph Pollard, the:-engineer' at the Mountaineer mine, mashed one of his feet very badly Saturday “by accidentally geting it caught in the drum around which: the cable winds. : stock the celebrated Turkeys For sl coaosi tied stylish shoes mad H, Pecarty will pbdnct his usual turkey business at the Free ‘Coinage saloon, Commercial street, beginning about November 23d. Turkey lanch 7 night. nl8-lw SENAFOR HAMDEN'S TROUPE, cement His ‘Famous Jabilee Singers’ Will Be Heard at the. Theatre Tonight. Harry Hampden, Better known to the populace at/ ‘large as “Senator” Hauniden, atid who is one of the. best-known leg mania artists on the American stage, arrived in town thig afternoon, happy and jovial as im the days of yore when he was numbered among the tesidents of our city, Senator Hamden hag with lim a selected company of singers and specialty ariiste which it isa genuine pleagure fo see and hear. ‘They hold forth at the’ Theatre tonight and all who attend will receive their money's Ryan & Stenson’s cai For the first time we publish in the Nevada City papers some facts that will interést you. Laptes! We respectfully inform you that we baye lately added ‘to our immense Laird, Schober & Mitchell’s Ladies’, Misses’ -and Children’s Fine Shoes. These are without doubt the most comfortable, and best wearing and most ein America. ° © Our Shoe Window exhibits a grand display of these goods. MEN AND BOYS! We have a large stock of Boots and Shoes, and as we sell for cash only we offer you goods at the lowest prices, Our large stock of Ladies’ and Men’s Fancy Slippers for Xmas presents is of the newest styles. Prices down to Eastern rates. Furnishing Department. We have a new stock of Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Underwear, White and Colored Shirts, Dress and Winter Gloves of all descriptions. Agents for J. B. Stetson’s Fine Hats. RYAN & STENSON, MILI STREET, GRASS VALLEY. See our Furnishing Window display. Fancy “Scarfs, William Myers Purloined -a New Hat) The New Schedule Will Go Into Effect go into effect on the Narrow Gauge Railroad, connecting with local train arriving .at San Francisco via Stockton at 4:15 p, m. daily, connecting with overland train leaving San Francisco at 7 a. m., and overland train arriving at San Francisco at 8:45 p. m. daily, ee Next Wednesday. Next Wednesday a change of time will Following is the schedule: Leaving for Colfax—5:30 a. m. daily,’ 12 m. ‘Leaving for Grass Valley only—10 p. m. Fare on this train, 25 cents. Arriving from Colfax—9:43 a, m. daily. connecting with overland train from the East. 4.45 p. m,. daily, connecting with overland train. leaving San Francisco at 7 a. in. and overland from the East. 9.40 p. m, daily, connecting with local train leaving Sacramento at 5 pm. and all’ points south, oe Dances Saturday Night. The invitation social dance} Piven at Silva’s Hall Saturday evening by some of the Gold Flat young men, was a very pleasant affair and was well attended. Music was furnished by Eden brothers. The dance at the Blye Tent schoolhouse, for the benefit of the school, was a complete success, and everybody had a nice time. There was a large attendance, quite a number from town going out. James Neagle, Charles Cleveland and James Young, with their wives, and Ernest Towle and the Misses Kinkead, Ed Morgan and Miss A. Rich, James Hanley, Eb Grissell, and the Misses Groves, started for the dance at Blue Tent, They lost the road, some of the vehicles were upset and all were late in getting to the dance, one couple failing to find the place. 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 GAVE GREAT SATISFACTION. A Large Audience Witnesses the Fairy Operetta, ‘‘ Triumph of Love.” Netada "Theater was crowded Saturday evening, every seat being ‘taken. The attraction .was the pretty operetta entitled “Triumph of Love,” presented by home talent, under the direction of Mrs. L, Neumayer, ¥[he entertainment was one of the most satisfactory amateur performances ever given in this city, and the large audience was highly pleased with the singing, acting and pretty tableaux with which the piece abounds. ‘All who took part acquitted themselves most ecréditably,, and in some instances did so well that their friends were greatly surprised at the ability displayed. The young ladies of the cast looked charm. ing, Cupid and the fairies and the nymphs and other little people were very sweet in appearance and scton, -W while the mortals and the demons were all that could be expected, sustaining their respective characters’ in a manner that entitled them to all the praise received, “For.the benefit of business men and othe ers who could not attend the -performance Saturday evening, and also in compliance with a general request for a re petition, the operetta will be repeated on Wednesday evening, the 20th. at which time the admission to all parts of the house will be 25 cents, : Up-to-Date Millinery. To be successful in these fin de siecle days, a milliner must not only have experience, but also taste.and originality. Miss Kelly, ‘who has. chi irge of the millinery department at Mrs. Lester & Craw ford’s store, easily maintains her prestige as one of the best milliners on the Coast. Her work is attracting unbounded admiration among our well dressed ladies. nl§-tf ASTHMA, 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 godds, blankets, comforters, etc., from J, Levy. nl4 Perera starrer casas a! SSI <elevtateeat The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G. Cailloutte, Druggist, Beaversville, Iil., says; ‘To Dry King’s New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of H0 avail and was given up and told I could not live. Having Dr. King’s New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and about again, It is worth its weight in gold. We won’t keep store or ehuse without it.” Get.a free trial at Dickroman ‘& Co,’s. Drug Store, penaiiagunne soe remstinesbsal cee aa Personals. Miss Lola Shaver returned this morning from San Francisco, whére she has been Visiting. ‘ is A: A. Marks of Eureka is in town. L. L. Parsons and Geo. O, Roolsen came down from Graniteville today. Robert Hilley of North Bloomfield came down today. 2-80 ee Tue London Financial News says that practically every penny that was:subscribed in London toward the recent American loan has been got back through the expansion in the exports of woolens and worsteds, . In this case it is not the statement that hurts but its truth. OGD The Mayflower’ Mine. The annual meeting of thé’ stockholders of the Mayflower (Placer Co.) Company has lately been held at their office in San Francisco, says the Colfax Sentinel. From the reports of the officers it was shown that the company had’ paid $30,000 in dividends during the year, and had $24;662.59 cash in the treasury. The following trustees were elected for the ensuin year: Flex Chappellet, Chas. Mayne, H. Bendel, F. H. Green, and G. W. Zaile. Mr. Chappellet re-elected president and manager, Mr. D. M. Kent was re-lected secretary, This mine has been a regular gold producer for years, having disbursed $160,895.60 in the last four years, and ill probably remain in the dividend list Tor some time to come. Distressing Cough, SORE JOINTS ~ MUSCLES. Seana red , OF RELIEF. CURED BY Ayer , Cher Pectoral “Some time since, I had a severe 9 attack of asthma, accompanied with a o3 distressing cough and a general soreness Ke of the joints and muscles. I consulted oO; physicians and tried various remedies, 03 but’ without getting any relief, until 19] despaired of ever, being well again. of Finally, 1 took Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, rs and in a very short time, was entizely . eured, T can, therefore, cordially, and OL confidently commend this.medicine to o§ all.’—J. RosELLS, Victoria, Texas. of “My wife had a very troublesome ea cough, She used Ayer’s Cherry PectooO: ral and procured immediate relief.”— @ «. H. Poprick,umphreys, Ga, ps : : oO Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral 9 Received Highest Awards oj AT THE WCRLD’S FAIR 0 oO 2222099099999 9909909999 8 Notice to Bond-Buyers. Sealed bids will be received by the Clerk of the Board of City Trustees for the purchase of $60,000, six per cent annual interest Water Bonds of the City of Nevada, California, up to 8 o’clock P. M,. of the 12th day-of. December, 1895. The Bonds are all of the denomination of $500, Three of said Ronds, together with the interest due on all'the Bonds will bo payable at the office of the Treasurer of said City on the first Monday in December, 1896; and a like number with all interest due will be payable each year thereafter on the same date for 40 years, o The law requires the Bonds to be sold for Guld coin, The Bonds are ie in Gold coin or lawful money of the U. Bids for the whole or any specified oie of said Bonds ‘will be considered, The Bonds can not be sold for less than their par value, in 20 days after sale, No bids will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check for at least 5 per cent of the;amount bid. Gp ings T. H, Caner, Clerk of the Board, worth in pure, unadulterated fun. ra mae Ten,Days For Begging. Swan Johnson was arrested last night by Constable Dilton while in the act of begging * on the streets. He was taken before Jus-} tice Holbrook and pleaded guilty, receiving @ sentence of 10 days. . Took asthe ‘Piece Off. S Go Sherif Neagle this, morning met with au. accident at the Court House by wiih he ‘lost 4 portion of the little ‘finger of his right hand; ‘He was in the act of swinging the oheavy dron door of the jail shut when the finger was caught and clipped off near. the.end. Compressors For the Brunswick. -‘ ‘Phe large air compressors, two in number and of the Rix patent, to be used at the Brunswick mine, have arrived and will be hauled to the mine from the depot at , Grass Valley some time during the present week, The machinery was manufactured by the Fulton Iron Works at San Francisco. . . Superintendent Geo. Nihell says that no time will be Jost in getting the compressors intoposition, after which sinking will be commenced, } ¥ o “Juvenile Class. Professor Barr will organize a juvenile . . class in gymnastics Tuesday night, at 7 o'clock, at the gymnasium, r to Match with each Coat. The Gombination 6 ON BOY’S CLOT Fo the Next Ten. Days we are going to CUP PRICES on Boys Clothiar This is Cut: No, !—Boy's Combination Suits. Two Pair of Knoe Pants aud a cap Made of Oregon Tweed, either dark Blue or Gray, Zi {row 4 t0 n8 Nevada © ity, Cal. HING IS BROKEN 14 years, $5 per suit You can save money on Boy’ ss Clothing for the next 10 days. “CARTER & JOHNSTON, One Price Dealers i in Men’ S and Boy’ S. Clothing, Commercial Street, Nevada City. bard Money for the Bouds must be paid withhand ‘corner, $18.00. corner, $20. of room.) : Bedstead $5,50. Bureau $10. 3 cents each. Rocker not to exceed $2.3 Washstand $1.75; Freight on either of these suits guaranteed 5 to Nevada City. “Hardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau ‘shown in upper right German bevel glass 20x24 With cheval bureau 17x30 Ger-— man bevel glass as shown in upper left hand (Washstand omitted Separate pieces sold as follows : Square Bureau $8. Cheval for lack Chairs 75 Table $1.25. $3. John Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRATENTO §f OPERA* HOU SE, Wednesday Eve'ng Nov. 20th. production of the 3enutiful Fairy Operetta “TRIUMPH of LOVE.” 100-PERFORMERS-100 ALL HOME TALENT! THE BEST! Grand ’ Imps and Mortals. Delightful Music, Elegant Costumes, Charming Tableau, Beautiful Fairy and Grotesque Dances Bright and Sparkling. General AdmisFairies, Nymphs, Goddesses, Demons, . . They Are Finding It Out Very en THAT Seadden & Cleveland, Commercial Street, —ARE SELLING THE— FRESHEST AND BEST Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., _ At the very Lowest Market Rates, and thatis the reason why} they ex¢@ so well patronized, If you have not examined their goods and prices you sirould do so without delay. Goods del. vered to auy: part ofthe city free of charge, _Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR. sion 25 Cents. Nevada City. PHILIP SCADDEN and CHARLES CLEVELAND. jlo COATS Ladies Will Bid ‘Ala . . A Ss to The Befire Puredasing Elsewhere a The Above Line Will be Closed Cut Prices That Will Astonish You. B. NEWMAN & CO., == GLOSING OUT . WHITE a Our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses, and Childrens .D CAPES. {0 Give ws Aivantare. to Broad Street, Nevada City: es erelels eee () . — FALE CLOTHING. CHAKLES GRIM The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, 3 Has just received his first stock of . Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled it is . ever received here before. Go and . inspect the Goods—the p ces are all. = right—you will surely say a Corner Broad and Pine sie . rerreerrerrrernrrrererrerrirrc AATAATOAT AAA AALAAAALLAD rvnyvnyynnyy? : “GRAND OPENING % Lelie lee elelel= mm . % , 5 4 3 ™ 4 (

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . i saenaiiai So aeeamiahinil (Established Sept. 6. 1s60.; Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. ‘Pablished Evenings Daily Except Sundays and al Holidays BuSSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents/a Week, @iaty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Ydar When . Paid in Advance fer & Full Year, _NOV. 18, 1 189 —_— MONDAY ..:.yesterday. James Williams was over egies BY TELEPHONE The Latest Events at at Gast Valley Up to! ; 4 O'clock This Afetrnoon. The condition of J. F. Kidder this morning was much better, but this afternoon he. was not so well aud his physicians fear the ede: is in town, from San Francisco. cisco on a business trip. from Cherokee yesterday. W.H. Hustler came over yesterday on his way below. Warren Green arrived dev elopment of brain trouble. At the Congregational Churchi Jast evening a local board of The Children’s HomeFinding Society was organized. The local c'ergymen were chosen officers. L. Lombarde of Napa ar J. Whelihan had his leg badly’ bruised : at the W. Y. 0. D. mine today by a, fall-' He will be laid F. L. Ransome of Berkele home} G.L Jewett, W. C. Jewett arrived here Marysville. Mrs, ing rock striking him. up for several days. The sale of the, Merrimae mine to Col. Stone has not yet been consummated, but probably .will be soon. — . papers yet to be“made out before ‘a transfer can be made. Next Wednesday evening 4 meeting will Pass held of those who desire to join the pro"posed athletic club. George Lord has commenced building a ‘banquet room back’ of his hall on Main . It will be 16x46 feet. There’ are some ellerbach, city from Maybert some ti present week. Sheriff A. C. Bush of Sie on his-way home. ? Miss Hattie Waggoner, atreet. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S — Summarized Mention. of Minor Home Happenings. : Scadden & Cleveland, grocers, have purchased a fine span of black horses to be used asadelivery team. The animals are well metched and stylish. Mrs. Quintana is having a new house put up on Nimrod street, in place of the structure recently destroyed by fire. The frame is up. The roads in all-directions are in fine condition, and it is a pleasure to take a ride now. Miss Mary Maloncy had the little finger of her right hand broken last night by getting it caught in a door. _A man drove into town today with a live coyote and a couple of foxes, which he had trapped in the vicinity of Cole’s place, ,at Francisco yesterday. way to Sierra county. on a visit to Herbert Coop see him, Garthe business. « W. Greenlaw. J.’ B. Foster, C, H. W. Morton, W. rived here yesterday. ona visit. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks Doings and Intentions. H, Fitter is down from Eureka. E. C. Allis of San Francisco is in town. Hon: E. M.: Preston returned from Ione . Powell was over fea North San Juan Dr. J.°R, Redman, formerly of this city, Fred Searls returned Saturday evening L. Hyman left yesterday for San FranJohn Brophy and K. Phelan were over on his way to Sierra county, evening on his way to.Sierra county. Saturilay from Downieville, on his way Macdonea, and F. H. Windom, of San. Francisco, from San Juan from Cherokee here Saturday rived here last y arrived here Jewett and S. G. last evening from A, Baruh left yesterday for San Francisco to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ke NINETY DAYS FOR STEALING. . ANOTHER CHANGE OF TIME. ———— From Miller's Store. William Myers walked . into © Miller’s clothing store yesterday forenoon, and helping himself to a hat walked out agair, He was arrested soon afte¥ by Marshal Getchell while he waa standing at the bar in the Council Chamber saloon,. Myers refused to go along and Under Sheriff Pascoe assisted the Marshal in taking the prisoner ‘to the calaboose. Myers fought so hard that it became necessary to use the nippers on him This morning the prisoner was taken before Justice Holbrook, and pleaded guilty to a charge of petty larceny, ‘whereupon he was sentenced to’ninety days in the county jail. Myers was discharged from jail Saturday forenoon, having been sent up from Grass Valley for disturbing the peace. After being released he started out peddling lead pencils, depending upon his partially crippled condition to arouse sy mpathy from the public and draw to himself a few shekels ‘As fast as sales were made he invested io > and by nightfall Had a good He was ** bose,’ . Sstew” on, as the boys call it. thrown out of two or three saloons on: account: of bis noisy conduct. Myers will spend the holidays behind the bars and have ample time to reflect upon the follies and foibles of humanity. ——— QO W. H. Cook and family will move to this me during the rra county arrived here last evening from San Francisco who has been visiting Mrs. J, M. Foley, returned to sg Mrs. C. S. Warner and children of San Francisco arrived here last evening on their Mrs. N. Meany, who has been at Downieville on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Meroux, returned Saturday evening. Woodson Harding of Wheatland is here Harding has many friends here who are glad to K. J. er. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Ford and Miss Grace returned yesterday mento, where Mr, Ford has been on lega J. J. Jackson and A. B. Wolf returned this evening from Sacramento, where they. went to attend the funeral of the late J. SSE ehiceres ure Reale eras ae > ‘ unaw . Fulweiler, Chas, . i ~ D. O. Miles. . A horse belonging to a Chinese vegetable Mrs. A. A. Loring of Oakland is here from Sacraar‘ Superior Court. —— The following business was transacted in the Superior Cburt today, Hoa. John Caldwell, presiding : Peter King vs. Caleb Girvcigton. Judgment in favor of the plaintiff in accordance with the prayer of the complaint. Estate of John Daniels, deceased. Order admitting will to probate. Estate of. Maggie Richardson, deceased. Order confirming sale of real and personal property. Estate of R. F. Meyer, Order confirming sale of real estate to J. S. Gooddeceased. win for $62. Estate of Olive Dickerman, Order of sale of personal property granted. Wagoner vs, A. C,° Dunham. Hearing motion to dismiss postponed until Monday, Nov. 25, 1895. The People vs, John Ryan. Arraign~ ment. I. C. Lindley appointed attorhey. Given until tomorrow to plead. Alta Brown vs, F.C. Brown. John Bonney vs. Edwin Tilley. ment of form, of decree postponed, deceased, 1 On trial. Setitlepeddler who rents a portion of the Hetherington ranch, ran away this afternoon, on Boulder street, smashing up the wagon and breaking the harness, James Langhlin caught the horse on the Plaza. 4 Bridgeport. The wild animals attracted considerable attention. There is some talk of re-organizing the Married Folks dancing club and holding dances;during the winter season. It was a source of much pleasure to the members last year. Louis Trautman has leased the shoe shop of A, Js: Bovey.and will, hereafter conduct the business. . » Joseph Pollard, the:-engineer' at the Mountaineer mine, mashed one of his feet very badly Saturday “by accidentally geting it caught in the drum around which: the cable winds. : stock the celebrated Turkeys For sl coaosi tied stylish shoes mad H, Pecarty will pbdnct his usual turkey business at the Free ‘Coinage saloon, Commercial street, beginning about November 23d. Turkey lanch 7 night. nl8-lw SENAFOR HAMDEN'S TROUPE, cement His ‘Famous Jabilee Singers’ Will Be Heard at the. Theatre Tonight. Harry Hampden, Better known to the populace at/ ‘large as “Senator” Hauniden, atid who is one of the. best-known leg mania artists on the American stage, arrived in town thig afternoon, happy and jovial as im the days of yore when he was numbered among the tesidents of our city, Senator Hamden hag with lim a selected company of singers and specialty ariiste which it isa genuine pleagure fo see and hear. ‘They hold forth at the’ Theatre tonight and all who attend will receive their money's Ryan & Stenson’s cai For the first time we publish in the Nevada City papers some facts that will interést you. Laptes! We respectfully inform you that we baye lately added ‘to our immense Laird, Schober & Mitchell’s Ladies’, Misses’ -and Children’s Fine Shoes. These are without doubt the most comfortable, and best wearing and most ein America. ° © Our Shoe Window exhibits a grand display of these goods. MEN AND BOYS! We have a large stock of Boots and Shoes, and as we sell for cash only we offer you goods at the lowest prices, Our large stock of Ladies’ and Men’s Fancy Slippers for Xmas presents is of the newest styles. Prices down to Eastern rates. Furnishing Department. We have a new stock of Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Underwear, White and Colored Shirts, Dress and Winter Gloves of all descriptions. Agents for J. B. Stetson’s Fine Hats. RYAN & STENSON, MILI STREET, GRASS VALLEY. See our Furnishing Window display. Fancy “Scarfs, William Myers Purloined -a New Hat) The New Schedule Will Go Into Effect go into effect on the Narrow Gauge Railroad, connecting with local train arriving .at San Francisco via Stockton at 4:15 p, m. daily, connecting with overland train leaving San Francisco at 7 a. m., and overland train arriving at San Francisco at 8:45 p. m. daily, ee Next Wednesday. Next Wednesday a change of time will Following is the schedule: Leaving for Colfax—5:30 a. m. daily,’ 12 m. ‘Leaving for Grass Valley only—10 p. m. Fare on this train, 25 cents. Arriving from Colfax—9:43 a, m. daily. connecting with overland train from the East. 4.45 p. m,. daily, connecting with overland train. leaving San Francisco at 7 a. in. and overland from the East. 9.40 p. m, daily, connecting with local train leaving Sacramento at 5 pm. and all’ points south, oe Dances Saturday Night. The invitation social dance} Piven at Silva’s Hall Saturday evening by some of the Gold Flat young men, was a very pleasant affair and was well attended. Music was furnished by Eden brothers. The dance at the Blye Tent schoolhouse, for the benefit of the school, was a complete success, and everybody had a nice time. There was a large attendance, quite a number from town going out. James Neagle, Charles Cleveland and James Young, with their wives, and Ernest Towle and the Misses Kinkead, Ed Morgan and Miss A. Rich, James Hanley, Eb Grissell, and the Misses Groves, started for the dance at Blue Tent, They lost the road, some of the vehicles were upset and all were late in getting to the dance, one couple failing to find the place. 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 GAVE GREAT SATISFACTION. A Large Audience Witnesses the Fairy Operetta, ‘‘ Triumph of Love.” Netada "Theater was crowded Saturday evening, every seat being ‘taken. The attraction .was the pretty operetta entitled “Triumph of Love,” presented by home talent, under the direction of Mrs. L, Neumayer, ¥[he entertainment was one of the most satisfactory amateur performances ever given in this city, and the large audience was highly pleased with the singing, acting and pretty tableaux with which the piece abounds. ‘All who took part acquitted themselves most ecréditably,, and in some instances did so well that their friends were greatly surprised at the ability displayed. The young ladies of the cast looked charm. ing, Cupid and the fairies and the nymphs and other little people were very sweet in appearance and scton, -W while the mortals and the demons were all that could be expected, sustaining their respective characters’ in a manner that entitled them to all the praise received, “For.the benefit of business men and othe ers who could not attend the -performance Saturday evening, and also in compliance with a general request for a re petition, the operetta will be repeated on Wednesday evening, the 20th. at which time the admission to all parts of the house will be 25 cents, : Up-to-Date Millinery. To be successful in these fin de siecle days, a milliner must not only have experience, but also taste.and originality. Miss Kelly, ‘who has. chi irge of the millinery department at Mrs. Lester & Craw ford’s store, easily maintains her prestige as one of the best milliners on the Coast. Her work is attracting unbounded admiration among our well dressed ladies. nl§-tf ASTHMA, 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 godds, blankets, comforters, etc., from J, Levy. nl4 Perera starrer casas a! SSI <elevtateeat The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G. Cailloutte, Druggist, Beaversville, Iil., says; ‘To Dry King’s New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of H0 avail and was given up and told I could not live. Having Dr. King’s New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and about again, It is worth its weight in gold. We won’t keep store or ehuse without it.” Get.a free trial at Dickroman ‘& Co,’s. Drug Store, penaiiagunne soe remstinesbsal cee aa Personals. Miss Lola Shaver returned this morning from San Francisco, whére she has been Visiting. ‘ is A: A. Marks of Eureka is in town. L. L. Parsons and Geo. O, Roolsen came down from Graniteville today. Robert Hilley of North Bloomfield came down today. 2-80 ee Tue London Financial News says that practically every penny that was:subscribed in London toward the recent American loan has been got back through the expansion in the exports of woolens and worsteds, . In this case it is not the statement that hurts but its truth. OGD The Mayflower’ Mine. The annual meeting of thé’ stockholders of the Mayflower (Placer Co.) Company has lately been held at their office in San Francisco, says the Colfax Sentinel. From the reports of the officers it was shown that the company had’ paid $30,000 in dividends during the year, and had $24;662.59 cash in the treasury. The following trustees were elected for the ensuin year: Flex Chappellet, Chas. Mayne, H. Bendel, F. H. Green, and G. W. Zaile. Mr. Chappellet re-elected president and manager, Mr. D. M. Kent was re-lected secretary, This mine has been a regular gold producer for years, having disbursed $160,895.60 in the last four years, and ill probably remain in the dividend list Tor some time to come. Distressing Cough, SORE JOINTS ~ MUSCLES. Seana red , OF RELIEF. CURED BY Ayer , Cher Pectoral “Some time since, I had a severe 9 attack of asthma, accompanied with a o3 distressing cough and a general soreness Ke of the joints and muscles. I consulted oO; physicians and tried various remedies, 03 but’ without getting any relief, until 19] despaired of ever, being well again. of Finally, 1 took Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, rs and in a very short time, was entizely . eured, T can, therefore, cordially, and OL confidently commend this.medicine to o§ all.’—J. RosELLS, Victoria, Texas. of “My wife had a very troublesome ea cough, She used Ayer’s Cherry PectooO: ral and procured immediate relief.”— @ «. H. Poprick,umphreys, Ga, ps : : oO Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral 9 Received Highest Awards oj AT THE WCRLD’S FAIR 0 oO 2222099099999 9909909999 8 Notice to Bond-Buyers. Sealed bids will be received by the Clerk of the Board of City Trustees for the purchase of $60,000, six per cent annual interest Water Bonds of the City of Nevada, California, up to 8 o’clock P. M,. of the 12th day-of. December, 1895. The Bonds are all of the denomination of $500, Three of said Ronds, together with the interest due on all'the Bonds will bo payable at the office of the Treasurer of said City on the first Monday in December, 1896; and a like number with all interest due will be payable each year thereafter on the same date for 40 years, o The law requires the Bonds to be sold for Guld coin, The Bonds are ie in Gold coin or lawful money of the U. Bids for the whole or any specified oie of said Bonds ‘will be considered, The Bonds can not be sold for less than their par value, in 20 days after sale, No bids will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check for at least 5 per cent of the;amount bid. Gp ings T. H, Caner, Clerk of the Board, worth in pure, unadulterated fun. ra mae Ten,Days For Begging. Swan Johnson was arrested last night by Constable Dilton while in the act of begging * on the streets. He was taken before Jus-} tice Holbrook and pleaded guilty, receiving @ sentence of 10 days. . Took asthe ‘Piece Off. S Go Sherif Neagle this, morning met with au. accident at the Court House by wiih he ‘lost 4 portion of the little ‘finger of his right hand; ‘He was in the act of swinging the oheavy dron door of the jail shut when the finger was caught and clipped off near. the.end. Compressors For the Brunswick. -‘ ‘Phe large air compressors, two in number and of the Rix patent, to be used at the Brunswick mine, have arrived and will be hauled to the mine from the depot at , Grass Valley some time during the present week, The machinery was manufactured by the Fulton Iron Works at San Francisco. . . Superintendent Geo. Nihell says that no time will be Jost in getting the compressors intoposition, after which sinking will be commenced, } ¥ o “Juvenile Class. Professor Barr will organize a juvenile . . class in gymnastics Tuesday night, at 7 o'clock, at the gymnasium, r to Match with each Coat. The Gombination 6 ON BOY’S CLOT Fo the Next Ten. Days we are going to CUP PRICES on Boys Clothiar This is Cut: No, !—Boy's Combination Suits. Two Pair of Knoe Pants aud a cap Made of Oregon Tweed, either dark Blue or Gray, Zi {row 4 t0 n8 Nevada © ity, Cal. HING IS BROKEN 14 years, $5 per suit You can save money on Boy’ ss Clothing for the next 10 days. “CARTER & JOHNSTON, One Price Dealers i in Men’ S and Boy’ S. Clothing, Commercial Street, Nevada City. bard Money for the Bouds must be paid withhand ‘corner, $18.00. corner, $20. of room.) : Bedstead $5,50. Bureau $10. 3 cents each. Rocker not to exceed $2.3 Washstand $1.75; Freight on either of these suits guaranteed 5 to Nevada City. “Hardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau ‘shown in upper right German bevel glass 20x24 With cheval bureau 17x30 Ger-— man bevel glass as shown in upper left hand (Washstand omitted Separate pieces sold as follows : Square Bureau $8. Cheval for lack Chairs 75 Table $1.25. $3. John Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRATENTO §f OPERA* HOU SE, Wednesday Eve'ng Nov. 20th. production of the 3enutiful Fairy Operetta “TRIUMPH of LOVE.” 100-PERFORMERS-100 ALL HOME TALENT! THE BEST! Grand ’ Imps and Mortals. Delightful Music, Elegant Costumes, Charming Tableau, Beautiful Fairy and Grotesque Dances Bright and Sparkling. General AdmisFairies, Nymphs, Goddesses, Demons, . . They Are Finding It Out Very en THAT Seadden & Cleveland, Commercial Street, —ARE SELLING THE— FRESHEST AND BEST Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., _ At the very Lowest Market Rates, and thatis the reason why} they ex¢@ so well patronized, If you have not examined their goods and prices you sirould do so without delay. Goods del. vered to auy: part ofthe city free of charge, _Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR. sion 25 Cents. Nevada City. PHILIP SCADDEN and CHARLES CLEVELAND. jlo COATS Ladies Will Bid ‘Ala . . A Ss to The Befire Puredasing Elsewhere a The Above Line Will be Closed Cut Prices That Will Astonish You. B. NEWMAN & CO., == GLOSING OUT . WHITE a Our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses, and Childrens .D CAPES. {0 Give ws Aivantare. to Broad Street, Nevada City: es erelels eee () . — FALE CLOTHING. CHAKLES GRIM The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, 3 Has just received his first stock of . Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled it is . ever received here before. Go and . inspect the Goods—the p ces are all. = right—you will surely say a Corner Broad and Pine sie . rerreerrerrrernrrrererrerrirrc AATAATOAT AAA AALAAAALLAD rvnyvnyynnyy? : “GRAND OPENING % Lelie lee elelel= mm . % , 5 4 3 ™ 4 (