October 12, 1896 (4 pages)

al. ty of the SEX Ds i ffected by the & THE TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY .-+:.--OCT. 12, 1896. NEVADA CITY. MAIL TIME TABLE { a.m, 11:50.a.-0. Basterm ...--004s : (9:43 a. mo: 11:50 a.m. Western..-+-+-+-$49 p.m. *8:00 p. m, ine § 4:50 p.m. *Excepti urdays. — Graze Valley, Chicago . Park, Colfax..: 4:45 p. m. 11:90 p.m. Grass Valley.+-.+-: oe m. 8:00 p. m, sierra City. . 14:30 a. m. 8:00 p. m, N. Bloom ‘ae . 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p. m. d aybert..-6-++++e2:00 p. m. 8:00 p. m. *¥ou Bet. .--s.0s+5s5 9:30 a. m. 2:00 p.m, *Mondays, Wedn and Fridays. cngnd ey HOURS—9:00 a.m. to 7:90 p.m, + ndays and Holidays—11:30 a. m. to 12:30 mm. ee Democratic Speaking. Saturday evening the Democrats held a meeting at the Theater, the same being well attended. J. V. Snyder, as Secretary of the Central Committee, called the meeting to order. Samuel Butler was chosen Chairman and upon taking the chair made a few remarks. General Joe Hamilton of Auburn was introduced as the speaker of the evening, and proceeded to discuss the political questions. From a Democratic standpoint. he made a good talk, but to Republicans his arguments were not very weighty. : On the Diamond. : The Sons of Rest -défeated the Legg & Shaw Co. nine yesterday forenoon in BOARD OP "SUPERVISORS. . siding : The Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members present, Daniel The minutes of Saturday, Oct. 8d, 1896, were read and approved. 5 The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the “Y Ist ROAD DISTRICT FUND. F. M. Miller, labor on roads, $2.50. the Pacific Coast to “break the ice,” which as a rule, freezes over a first : termer in Congress. Mr. Johnson in fact, took a position and received recognition in the House, that a Congressman in his first term is generally denied. Tnis is a reason, if there were The Congressional candidate of the Estate and guardianship of lowed.on the on the GENERAL FUND. ©. E. Mulloy, Justice fees, $9.00. The following demands were _ alGENERAL ROAD FUND. F. M. Miller, labor on roads, $82. The follo wing demands were allowed Henry Lane, livery hire, $25. pital, $18.50. J. M. Buffington, Supervisors, $0.40. Supervisors, $2.40. A. J. Wood, mileage as Board of Supervisor, $2.60. j Daniel McPhetres, mileage'as Board of Supervisors, $17.60. the baseball game played at the Rifle . side of the county, $36.50. Grounds, the score standing 18 to 15. Emmet Costello and James Hanley were the battery for the winning team. . House and Hospital, $200.78. A large crowd of spectators witnessed the game, In the afternoon the Gold Flat nine and anine from Piety Hill played a . Hospital, $6. match game, the former being the victors. Ten innings were played. Cornell Will Speak Here. paaataces Sas Burdette Cornell, the noted orator of the People’s party, will speak at the Theater in this city on Friday evening next. He isa brilliant youpg man and an able speaker, and will doubtless be greeted by a large audience. He is a strong advocate of free coinage. Killed a Big Buck. from here up the Washington ridge on a deer hunt. Henry Breed, one of the party, killed a large buck at White Cloud hill. The deer weighed 182 pounds and his gntlers had eight prongs. e@e tind in the Printers Home. John P. Skelton, one of the founders that his death may occur any day. The Mint. his advertisement. Mine Bonded. Henry Lane, conveying sick to Hosmileage as Board of F. M. Miller, rent of office, $11.50. _F. M. Pridgeon, mileage as Board of J. H. Pascoe, Sheriff’s expenses outno other, why he should be returned. He was the most useful and prominent first termer we have ever had, getting to thefront, “securing the floor,” and “catching the Speaker's eye,” which is an impossibility to the Congressman usually in the first term. How much more useful he will be to this people, therfore, in.a second term. The very fact of his constituents returning him will command for him a place and distinction impossible to a new and. untried man. It isa fact worthy of more than passing notice, that Mr. J ohnson’s meetings throughout the district have been remarkable for their size, the importance they have assumed and the interest taken in them by the people. Everywhere he has. had the profound, attention of the electors of the counties . They have not been silent listeners by any means, but have held. so to speak, conferences with Mr. Johnson in the open, asking him questions’ by his inSimeon Newell, minors. Order hearing account till Mon‘day, October 19, 1896. : _ Estate of T. F. Van Slyke, deceased: Order admitting. will to. probate and appointing A, Van Slyke executor without bonds, and order appointing V. Winn, N. J. Martell and Lawrence Dickerson appraisers. Estate of John A. Smith, deceased. Order appointing Frank F. Smith adiministrator. Bond fixed at $1000. ‘Estate of A. J. Harrison, deceased. Order appointing J. G. Johnson administrator. Bond fixed at $200. Estate of Mary White, deceased, Settlement of final account and decree of distribution granted, and order fixing attorney fees. Estate of Solon L. Stout, deceased. Hearing final account and petition for distribution postponed until Monday, Oct. 19, 1896. Chas. Thomas vs. George Gill. Motion: to retax cost bill, retaxed by striking out witnees’ fees of Arthur Fisher and J. C. Tyrrell, amounting to $4 80. Thomas McAuley vs. J. F. Moody et al. Writ of mandate argued and submitted. Demurrer to writ of mandate overruled. Given until Monday, Oct, ; 19, 1896, in which to file an answer. Won by the Alerts, sonal property taxes,-$26.70. James Hennessey, livery hire, $64.50. Legg & Shaw, merchandise for Court W. H. Martin; over-payment of perO. K. Cloudman, conveying sick to John Swert, affidavits for registravitution or of their own accord, and calmly exchanging views with him. They have, in short, indicated that they are intelligent upon the needs of the district and the course of ‘Mr. Johnson in the House, and have applauded his utterances and approved his report of The much-talked-of baseball match between the Grass Valley Monarchs and the Alameda Alerts took place at Central Park, San Francisco, yesterday afternoon. An immense crowd of people witnessed the game, which resulted Yesterday a crowd of hunters went. of the TRaANSOoRIPT, and for many years afterwards a well-known printer of San ‘the Political Code, it is hereby ordered Francisco, is now in the Printers Home t the Tax Coll ob ‘senniky at Colorado Springs, Col. We regret z 1 is faili attend the following places for receivto that he is weer feet Sod ing the payment of taxes for the year J. J. Coan, who purchased The Hub Saloon at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, has changed the name . to “The Mint.” He will keep a first. . P08ed private road from Grass Valley elass place and serve customers with the best of everything in his line. Read The Montana mine in Willow Valley district has been bonded for two years . .itiement of said matter could be to Francis N. Burns and O. H. Tubbsagreed upon between said inte ted tion, $12. J. E. Carr, stamped envelopes, $10.80. Caroline Allen, California decisions, $12.50. g Nevada Gas Company, gas for county, $158.95. J. J. Greany, stamps for county officers, $20. E. C. Fisher, affidavits for registration, $4. Whittier State School, care of Nevada-.county inmates, $25. Nevada Gas Company, stamps for county officers, $20. The Board issued Ordinance No. 48, an ordinance fixing the county license and passed it by the following vote: Buffington, Donnelly, Pridgeon, Wood and McPhetres voting Aye. On motion and by order of the Board Ordinance Number 48 was ordered. published in the Nevada Evening Herald for the time required by law. In accordance with Section 8748 of 1896, viz : North Bloomfield, North San Jaan, Truckee and Grass Valley. The hour having arrived for the hearing of pafties interested in the proTurnpike to John Fippins’ mining mining claim. F. T. Nilon, Esq. appeared on behalf of John Fippin and C. W. Kitts, Esq., appeared on behalf of non-consenting latidowners, and it appearing to the Board of ten testimonies first introduced that an amicable his work, emphatically. very large majority for the Republican candidate, but this fact should not cause any relaxation of energetic work . in his behalf. It is not more Mr. John-. tative of the people of the district and . the State than it is the upholding of We do not anticipate a small, but a son and his effectiveness as a represen. the principles which underlie the Republican cotitention, namely, that protection to California productive and industrial interests must be reasserted and made tangible through the, tariff legislation of Congress; that the Republican platform shall be vindicated in its declaration for a stable and safe . b financial system, recognizing both gold and silver, and demanding the enlargement of the volume of the coinage of wheming majority for the Republican ticket in the Second District means also the strengthening of the arms of all the champions of protection in Con-. : gress. It means placing behind Governor McKinley a strong working force, emphasized by an equally majority expression of the people from whose will all government springs. The same may be said of every Congressional District in the State—there should be great majorities for the party candidates, that California may be placed squarely and unequivocally in the protection, prosperity and sound money column that is .headed and led by William McKinley. PAINLESS EXTRACTION of teeth by Dr. Roberts. Office in Holmes’ building. . o-8 “My baby had group and was saved Shiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B. Nerves Nerves Nerves Nerves Nerves Nerves Nerves in favor of the Alerts by a score of li to 2. boys are good players, it was soon evident that they were no match for the Alameda club. number of people in attendance from . Grass Valley would have been better satisfied had their home team won, they all enjoyed-the trip very much. Although the Grass Valley Although the large Something New. . “Hill's Mixed Flavoring Spices, ‘at . 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The ledge has paid . + to all concerned, it was ordered that from the grass roots, and in times past . th. further hearing of said matter be Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. “How can I help it?” wailed the pos. ter girl in her loudest eplor tones. . “What else can you expect when the } bill poster was so fall that he couldn't see an inch beyond his nose?”—CinPresident of the Board. Attest: J.J. Greany, Clerk. By J. C. Nixon, Deputy. was quite rich. continued until the order of the Presi“You seem to be awfully stuck up.” dent of the Board. Danie. McPHETRES, Where to Go. , cinnati Enquirer. In Dakota —Lawyer—Madam, I cannot bring your suit until you have ac. quired a residence here. New York Thuth. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. reach the . There is. oné way to cure Deafn dition of the mucous lining _ imperfect ess is the result, Client—But I acquired a residence . here two years ago. Must Ido it over has be-n done just right. . again every time I want a divorce?— cee -By local a plication, as they cannot ‘ portion of the ear. e883, ; and that is by constitutional remedies © Deafness is caused by an inflamed conTube. “When this tube gets ' inflamed yon have a rumbling sound or ing, and when it is ae an jl0-tf ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL ain Street, Nevada City. NORTHWAY “ Miss S. E. McMill en, (caused by. Wm. Steel and family, San Francisco, tarrh) that cannot be cured.by Hall’s. J. L. Sampson, zt Satarrh Cure. Send for gre ee ag ommend . J. CHENEY & O@., Toledo, © dit : % S.M. Warde * Sold by Druggists, Te. : GL: Joseph, . “ Dn. Ronznrs, dentist, makes crown. MSP Colette Eureka, ‘end bridge work a specialty. Office in A. 'Thifts, Cisco, Holmes’ , janction Main and . ~ John German, San Juan, 50 to I. G. Forbes, Brown’s Yerer, pfetencags= of Flour for One apes Tom Davis, Blue Tent, CEOs 4 tWm. eiacang: bce Nev., Pickle Butter. r Eup eee . Pickle roll butter at Wolf's Cash. 4: Mogi, re ‘J. Peters, . aang” F. O’Shay, : ae : Jf Smitchell, “: : . Fraser,“ . ‘ evada October 12th, to the PP. ee a : When your watch needs. repairing or GET cleaning you should take it to the.old and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if you want to feel positive that the work & GAY, . PROPRIETORS. James Mahan, Charles Brady and wife, Nevada City, . Prepared only by ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Considerable talk is heard now about free trade and protection, gold standlard and silver standard. Talk, how-. «6 ever, isabout the only free thing we know of, excepting air. If you want anything else you usually have to pay for it in one way or another, or somebody else pays for it. It is unreasonable to expect something for nothing; but every one hasa right to expect and should receive full value for labor or other services rendered, and also full value for every dollar you spend. Does jevery one get the full equivalent in value for their money when making purchases? No. Why not? Because they don’t always know where to:go to buy to the best advantage, or else are poor judges of quality. If you want every time, buy your groceries and provisions of Gaylord, whose goods are always fresh and of the best quality. + ee It Would Re a Big Thing. Grass Valley between now and election day the largest political demonstration ever witnessed in the county. In Sac-}. ramento the twenty or more McKinley clubs are all uniformed and the membership runs up into the thousands. It is proposed to bring to Grass Valley about 3000 of these club members and make a grand night parade previous to a grand Republican meeting. The only obstaete in the way of carrying out the project is the question of transportation between Colfax and Grass Valley, The Narrow Gauge Railroad has cars enough to transport 1200 people at one time, and by making two trips could probably carry all the excursionists, Tf satisfactory arrangements can be made to handle the crowd the scheme will be undertaken. Fine Workmanship. The plumbing in the Catholic Parsonage, and residence of J. 8. Gregory recently completed, is second to none in the county. -The contracts were let. to Legg & Shaw Co., who employ Mr W. ©. Hays, a first-class workman in every respect. adl-tf POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. (Latest Unirep States GOVERNMENT Foop Report). Royal Baking Powder Company, NEW YORK. Do You Want Photos That LOOK LIKE YOU? HAVE A NATURAL POSE? ARE FINELY FINISHED? ARE UP TO DATE? RIOore. THE PHOTOGRAPHER, York Street, Nevada City, pie ea HOUSE fF Le stiood’s Pills the best family cathartic DOES SUCH: WORK. and liver stimulant. 25¢absolutely pute, perfectly wholesome, entirely healthful and indescribably delicious. We make ‘em in three flavors—Peppermint, Vanilla and Winter: green. Try ’Em ! FOLEY’S SemagiLt PueseeL Aas WLUAbabAbbdAbabdsabaaadadddaadddcdddadd high standard goods and full weight. There is some talk of having ~at. ~ J. J. JACKSON, Highest of all in leavening strength. . ; And try some of FOLEY’S NEW CREAM WAFERS. They invite a trial and challenge purchase. One tase will jead to many more, each re able than that which preceded i you cannot afford the luxury of this eandy, you can’t afford anything ; what else gives so much satisfaction for 80 little cost? These Cream Wafers are -13 COMMERCIAL ST. BEEHIVE GROCERY . Proprietor Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water,[Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries ae PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. POPE aie eure $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco. .. 30 Duffy’s Malt .. 0 ..05. 1 00. Pickles, % gal.bottles. 25. Gamecock Whisky fw. 100} “ in bulk, pergal. 50 TRL Whisky .5.54.5.75 . Olives, ‘s : I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer yettie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s = “ 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. = + + © © + © © # ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. -KINKEAD THE FURNITURE [IAN. a tees WISE, buy their furniture at Kinkead’s Cash Furniture Stores on Commercial st., Nevada City. SLER ESO Wisk. 7 CUM LD: Haven’t Said ag ¥ = A Word SS FRR KS ; About Writing Papers and Tablets for some time * Can't help it now, we're so pleased with the line, a It’s not only the beauty of our Papers that pleases KR} our customers—it’s the PRICE. Elegant Paps for &% 25 cents. Tablets, letter or note size—we've a stuna ner for 10 cents. See ’em in the window at . TON’S PHARMACY. a VINTON’S 2 Fe. e HEADQUARTERS FOR . PAYS A. B. WOLF, . TO GO TO YOU ion . Tes FOR . Good Spies {YOUR Good Ci MORE . Good BIG PRESENTS Profits Divided with Customers . FREE. WHO COME DIRECT . « —To— Ereat American [nporting "ea {v. COMMERCIAL 8T..Nevada City 56 MILL ST..-.-+---Grass Valley MONEY’ SAVING STORE. When you want a Good Drink or a Fine Cigar —DROP IN AT—“THE MINT,” Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. (MORAN’S OLD STAND.) J.J. COAN, Proprietor. Will Keep the ors Cigars, and polite attention to all. Try a packageof that : Tea for 55 cents. . Knife and Fork with each package . get prices, whether you want to buy or not. \JUST NOW HE IS SELLING: Five-gallon keg pickles for 85c, Oriental Soap for 5 cents per Bar, or 90 cents per Box of 20 Bars. Rolled Oats 20 lbs. for $1 00. Beans, either Bayo or White, 35 lbs. for $1 00. Natural Leaf A. B. WOLF, : . Commercial street,\ { best of Beer, Wines, . give prompt . Remember the place. Telephone No. 20 All the Latest Styles on hand. Call before purchasing elsewhere. MRS. I. NEVADA CITY, CAL, Exclusively a Millinery Establishment “THE LEADER.” MARION, Broad Street, You get a Beautiful . Call and The Cash Grocer samy INN Sells Groceries Cheap.= Japan the Cash Grocer. Nevada City. Sierra Valley Firkin Butter, Fancy Pickels, The Latest Aux Truffes. All those who want a chance in our Beautiful BEDROOM SET, now on exhibition at Legg & Shaw’s, better hurry up, as there are only a few chances left. W. E. JOHNSTON, "* "sui,izceomerctt oe Telephone No. 43. Do You Fnow On Which Side Your Bread Is Buttered ? Ifso,be sure thatthe mel Butter is First-Class The BEST BUTTER in the Market is -* THE WHEELS OF FASHION must fit him; second, the materials in his clothes must be good. Those are just exactly the a2 The wheels of = beconie a matter of Nevada county, and fit and the finest goods worth Pine Street, Near Broad, = -business are turning very SMITH BROTHERS, Run onegway today, another way tomorrow, but there are two things fashion overt demands. First, a man’s clothes kind of garments we make, The Fashionable. Tailors, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ery fast for us now. It has as common knowledge that we are the best tailors in our prices are the lowest if you count a perfect Woodland Creamery Butter P. G. SCADDEN, Ste Asest tor Nevada City. COMMERCIAL STREET. NEVADA CITY. CAPT. RUHSTALLER’S STEAT BEER > Fine Old Porter and Half and Half. The Bestinthe World — ‘, EVERYBODY DRINKS IT! “"" ¢ BVBRYBODY. CALLS FOR Ps WHELIHAN BROS. Agents The Very Finest of Wines, Liquors and Sone I

al. ty of the SEX Ds i ffected by the & THE TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY ..-+:.--OCT. 12, 1896. NEVADA CITY. MAIL TIME TABLE { a.m, 11:50.a.-0. Basterm .....--004s : (9:43 a. mo: 11:50 a.m. Western...-+-+-+-$49 p.m. *8:00 p. m, ine § 4:50 p.m. *Excepti urdays. — Graze Valley, Chicago . Park, Colfax...: 4:45 p. m. 11:90 p.m. Grass Valley..+-.+-: oe m. 8:00 p. m, sierra City.. .. 14:30 a. m. 8:00 p. m, N. Bloom ‘ae . 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p. m. d aybert...-6-++++e2:00 p. m. 8:00 p. m. *¥ou Bet.. .--s.0s+5s5 9:30 a. m. 2:00 p.m, *Mondays, Wedn and Fridays. cngnd ey HOURS—9:00 a.m. to 7:90 p.m, + ndays and Holidays—11:30 a. m. to 12:30 mm. ee Democratic Speaking. Saturday evening the Democrats held a meeting at the Theater, the same being well attended. J. V. Snyder, as Secretary of the Central Committee, called the meeting to order. Samuel Butler was chosen Chairman and upon taking the chair made a few remarks. General Joe Hamilton of Auburn was introduced as the speaker of the evening, and proceeded to discuss the political questions. From a Democratic standpoint. he made a good talk, but to Republicans his arguments were not very weighty. : On the Diamond. : The Sons of Rest -défeated the Legg & Shaw Co. nine yesterday forenoon in BOARD OP "SUPERVISORS. . siding : The Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members present, Daniel The minutes of Saturday, Oct. 8d, 1896, were read and approved. 5 The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the “Y Ist ROAD DISTRICT FUND. F. M. Miller, labor on roads, $2.50. the Pacific Coast to “break the ice,” which as a rule, freezes over a first : termer in Congress. Mr. Johnson in fact, took a position and received recognition in the House, that a Congressman in his first term is generally denied. Tnis is a reason, if there were The Congressional candidate of the Estate and guardianship of lowed.on the on the GENERAL FUND. ©. E. Mulloy, Justice fees, $9.00. The following demands were _ alGENERAL ROAD FUND. F. M. Miller, labor on roads, $82. The follo wing demands were allowed Henry Lane, livery hire, $25. pital, $18.50. J. M. Buffington, Supervisors, $0.40. Supervisors, $2.40. A. J. Wood, mileage as Board of Supervisor, $2.60. j Daniel McPhetres, mileage'as Board of Supervisors, $17.60. the baseball game played at the Rifle . side of the county, $36.50. Grounds, the score standing 18 to 15. Emmet Costello and James Hanley were the battery for the winning team. . House and Hospital, $200.78. A large crowd of spectators witnessed the game, In the afternoon the Gold Flat nine and anine from Piety Hill played a . Hospital, $6. match game, the former being the victors. Ten innings were played. Cornell Will Speak Here. paaataces Sas Burdette Cornell, the noted orator of the People’s party, will speak at the Theater in this city on Friday evening next. He isa brilliant youpg man and an able speaker, and will doubtless be greeted by a large audience. He is a strong advocate of free coinage. Killed a Big Buck. from here up the Washington ridge on a deer hunt. Henry Breed, one of the party, killed a large buck at White Cloud hill. The deer weighed 182 pounds and his gntlers had eight prongs. e@e tind in the Printers Home. John P. Skelton, one of the founders that his death may occur any day. The Mint. his advertisement. Mine Bonded. Henry Lane, conveying sick to Hosmileage as Board of F. M. Miller, rent of office, $11.50. _F. M. Pridgeon, mileage as Board of J. H. Pascoe, Sheriff’s expenses outno other, why he should be returned. He was the most useful and prominent first termer we have ever had, getting to thefront, “securing the floor,” and “catching the Speaker's eye,” which is an impossibility to the Congressman usually in the first term. How much more useful he will be to this people, therfore, in.a second term. The very fact of his constituents returning him will command for him a place and distinction impossible to a new and. untried man. It isa fact worthy of more than passing notice, that Mr. J ohnson’s meetings throughout the district have been remarkable for their size, the importance they have assumed and the interest taken in them by the people. Everywhere he has. had the profound, attention of the electors of the counties . They have not been silent listeners by any means, but have held. so to speak, conferences with Mr. Johnson in the open, asking him questions’ by his inSimeon Newell, minors. Order hearing account till Mon‘day, October 19, 1896. : _ Estate of T. F. Van Slyke, deceased: Order admitting. will to. probate and appointing A, Van Slyke executor without bonds, and order appointing V. Winn, N. J. Martell and Lawrence Dickerson appraisers. Estate of John A. Smith, deceased. Order appointing Frank F. Smith adiministrator. Bond fixed at $1000. ‘Estate of A. J. Harrison, deceased. Order appointing J. G. Johnson administrator. Bond fixed at $200. Estate of Mary White, deceased, Settlement of final account and decree of distribution granted, and order fixing attorney fees. Estate of Solon L. Stout, deceased. Hearing final account and petition for distribution postponed until Monday, Oct. 19, 1896. Chas. Thomas vs. George Gill. Motion: to retax cost bill, retaxed by striking out witnees’ fees of Arthur Fisher and J. C. Tyrrell, amounting to $4 80. Thomas McAuley vs. J. F. Moody et al. Writ of mandate argued and submitted. Demurrer to writ of mandate overruled. Given until Monday, Oct, ; 19, 1896, in which to file an answer. Won by the Alerts, sonal property taxes,-$26.70. James Hennessey, livery hire, $64.50. Legg & Shaw, merchandise for Court W. H. Martin; over-payment of perO. K. Cloudman, conveying sick to John Swert, affidavits for registravitution or of their own accord, and calmly exchanging views with him. They have, in short, indicated that they are intelligent upon the needs of the district and the course of ‘Mr. Johnson in the House, and have applauded his utterances and approved his report of The much-talked-of baseball match between the Grass Valley Monarchs and the Alameda Alerts took place at Central Park, San Francisco, yesterday afternoon. An immense crowd of people witnessed the game, which resulted Yesterday a crowd of hunters went. of the TRaANSOoRIPT, and for many years afterwards a well-known printer of San ‘the Political Code, it is hereby ordered Francisco, is now in the Printers Home t the Tax Coll ob ‘senniky at Colorado Springs, Col. We regret z 1 is faili attend the following places for receivto that he is weer feet Sod ing the payment of taxes for the year J. J. Coan, who purchased The Hub Saloon at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, has changed the name . to “The Mint.” He will keep a first. . P08ed private road from Grass Valley elass place and serve customers with the best of everything in his line. Read The Montana mine in Willow Valley district has been bonded for two years . .itiement of said matter could be to Francis N. Burns and O. H. Tubbsagreed upon between said inte ted tion, $12. J. E. Carr, stamped envelopes, $10.80. Caroline Allen, California decisions, $12.50. g Nevada Gas Company, gas for county, $158.95. J. J. Greany, stamps for county officers, $20. E. C. Fisher, affidavits for registration, $4. Whittier State School, care of Nevada-.county inmates, $25. Nevada Gas Company, stamps for county officers, $20. The Board issued Ordinance No. 48, an ordinance fixing the county license and passed it by the following vote: Buffington, Donnelly, Pridgeon, Wood and McPhetres voting Aye. On motion and by order of the Board Ordinance Number 48 was ordered. published in the Nevada Evening Herald for the time required by law. In accordance with Section 8748 of 1896, viz : North Bloomfield, North San Jaan, Truckee and Grass Valley. The hour having arrived for the hearing of pafties interested in the proTurnpike to John Fippins’ mining mining claim. F. T. Nilon, Esq. appeared on behalf of John Fippin and C. W. Kitts, Esq., appeared on behalf of non-consenting latidowners, and it appearing to the Board of ten testimonies first introduced that an amicable his work, emphatically. very large majority for the Republican candidate, but this fact should not cause any relaxation of energetic work . in his behalf. It is not more Mr. John-. tative of the people of the district and . the State than it is the upholding of We do not anticipate a small, but a son and his effectiveness as a represen. the principles which underlie the Republican cotitention, namely, that protection to California productive and industrial interests must be reasserted and made tangible through the, tariff legislation of Congress; that the Republican platform shall be vindicated in its declaration for a stable and safe . b financial system, recognizing both gold and silver, and demanding the enlargement of the volume of the coinage of wheming majority for the Republican ticket in the Second District means also the strengthening of the arms of all the champions of protection in Con-. : gress. It means placing behind Governor McKinley a strong working force, emphasized by an equally majority expression of the people from whose will all government springs. The same may be said of every Congressional District in the State—there should be great majorities for the party candidates, that California may be placed squarely and unequivocally in the protection, prosperity and sound money column that is .headed and led by William McKinley. PAINLESS EXTRACTION of teeth by Dr. Roberts. Office in Holmes’ building. . o-8 “My baby had group and was saved Shiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B. Nerves Nerves Nerves Nerves Nerves Nerves Nerves in favor of the Alerts by a score of li to 2. boys are good players, it was soon evident that they were no match for the Alameda club. number of people in attendance from . Grass Valley would have been better satisfied had their home team won, they all enjoyed-the trip very much. Although the Grass Valley Although the large Something New. . “Hill's Mixed Flavoring Spices, ‘at . JACKSON’S. a24-tf A Baby’s Life Saved. in, Hunteville, Ala, the latter, without driving the latter PES. out of the country and American trade . & r VW € & : channels. An exceeding large and over: } Are the Messengers of Sense,— the Telegraph System of the human body. of the body and reach every organ. masters, like it in character, blood is thin, pale and impure. ~ the blood is rich, red and vigorous. tion are good, when you take Hoods extend from the brain to every part are like fire—good servants but hard are fed by the blood and are therefore will be weak and exhausted if the will surely be strong and steady if find a true friend in Hood’s Sarsaparilla because it makes rich, red bloed. do their work naturally and well,— the brain is unclouded, there are no neuralgic pains, appetite and digesThey expect to commence work soon * : parties, and the same being satisfacto. and reopen it. The ledge has paid . + to all concerned, it was ordered that from the grass roots, and in times past . th. further hearing of said matter be

Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. “How can I help it?” wailed the pos. ter girl in her loudest eplor tones. . “What else can you expect when the } bill poster was so fall that he couldn't see an inch beyond his nose?”—CinPresident of the Board. Attest: J.J. Greany, Clerk. By J. C. Nixon, Deputy. was quite rich. continued until the order of the Presi“You seem to be awfully stuck up.” dent of the Board. Danie. McPHETRES, Where to Go. , cinnati Enquirer. In Dakota —Lawyer—Madam, I cannot bring your suit until you have ac. quired a residence here. New York Thuth. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. reach the . There is. oné way to cure Deafn dition of the mucous lining _ imperfect ess is the result, Client—But I acquired a residence . here two years ago. Must Ido it over has be-n done just right. . again every time I want a divorce?— cee -By local a plication, as they cannot ‘ portion of the ear. e883, ; and that is by constitutional remedies © Deafness is caused by an inflamed conTube. “When this tube gets ' inflamed yon have a rumbling sound or ing, and when it is ae an jl0-tf ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL ain Street, Nevada City. NORTHWAY “ Miss S. E. McMill en, (caused by. Wm. Steel and family, San Francisco, tarrh) that cannot be cured.by Hall’s. J. L. Sampson, zt Satarrh Cure. Send for gre ee ag ommend . J. CHENEY & O@., Toledo, © dit : % S.M. Warde * Sold by Druggists, Te. : GL: Joseph, . “ Dn. Ronznrs, dentist, makes crown. MSP Colette Eureka, ‘end bridge work a specialty. Office in A. 'Thifts, Cisco, Holmes’ , janction Main and . ~ John German, San Juan, 50 to I. G. Forbes, Brown’s Yerer, pfetencags= of Flour for One apes Tom Davis, Blue Tent, CEOs 4 tWm. eiacang: bce Nev., Pickle Butter. r Eup eee . Pickle roll butter at Wolf's Cash. 4: Mogi, re ‘J. Peters, . aang” F. O’Shay, : ae : Jf Smitchell, “: : . Fraser,“ . ‘ evada October 12th, to the PP. ee a : When your watch needs. repairing or GET cleaning you should take it to the.old and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if you want to feel positive that the work & GAY, . PROPRIETORS. James Mahan, Charles Brady and wife, Nevada City, . Prepared only by ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Considerable talk is heard now about free trade and protection, gold standlard and silver standard. Talk, how-. «6 ever, isabout the only free thing we know of, excepting air. If you want anything else you usually have to pay for it in one way or another, or somebody else pays for it. It is unreasonable to expect something for nothing; but every one hasa right to expect and should receive full value for labor or other services rendered, and also full value for every dollar you spend. Does jevery one get the full equivalent in value for their money when making purchases? No. Why not? Because they don’t always know where to:go to buy to the best advantage, or else are poor judges of quality. If you want every time, buy your groceries and provisions of Gaylord, whose goods are always fresh and of the best quality. + ee It Would Re a Big Thing. Grass Valley between now and election day the largest political demonstration ever witnessed in the county. In Sac-}. ramento the twenty or more McKinley clubs are all uniformed and the membership runs up into the thousands. It is proposed to bring to Grass Valley about 3000 of these club members and make a grand night parade previous to a grand Republican meeting. The only obstaete in the way of carrying out the project is the question of transportation between Colfax and Grass Valley, The Narrow Gauge Railroad has cars enough to transport 1200 people at one time, and by making two trips could probably carry all the excursionists, Tf satisfactory arrangements can be made to handle the crowd the scheme will be undertaken. Fine Workmanship. The plumbing in the Catholic Parsonage, and residence of J. 8. Gregory recently completed, is second to none in the county. -The contracts were let. to Legg & Shaw Co., who employ Mr W. ©. Hays, a first-class workman in every respect. adl-tf POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. (Latest Unirep States GOVERNMENT Foop Report). Royal Baking Powder Company, NEW YORK. Do You Want Photos That LOOK LIKE YOU? HAVE A NATURAL POSE? ARE FINELY FINISHED? ARE UP TO DATE? RIOore. THE PHOTOGRAPHER, York Street, Nevada City, pie ea HOUSE fF Le stiood’s Pills the best family cathartic DOES SUCH: WORK. and liver stimulant. 25¢absolutely pute, perfectly wholesome, entirely healthful and indescribably delicious. We make ‘em in three flavors—Peppermint, Vanilla and Winter: green. Try ’Em ! FOLEY’S SemagiLt PueseeL Aas WLUAbabAbbdAbabdsabaaadadddaadddcdddadd high standard goods and full weight. There is some talk of having ~at. ~ J. J. JACKSON, Highest of all in leavening strength. . ; And try some of FOLEY’S NEW CREAM WAFERS. They invite a trial and challenge purchase. One tase will jead to many more, each re able than that which preceded i you cannot afford the luxury of this eandy, you can’t afford anything ; what else gives so much satisfaction for 80 little cost? These Cream Wafers are -13 COMMERCIAL ST. BEEHIVE GROCERY .. Proprietor Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water,[Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries ae PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. POPE aie eure $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco.. ... 30 Duffy’s Malt .... 0 ...05. 1 00. Pickles, % gal.bottles.. 25. Gamecock Whisky fw.. 100} “ in bulk, pergal. 50 TRL Whisky ..5..54.5.75 . Olives, ‘s : I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer yettie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Hire’s = “ 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. = + + © © + © © # ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. -KINKEAD THE FURNITURE [IAN. a tees WISE, buy their furniture at Kinkead’s Cash Furniture Stores on Commercial st., Nevada City. SLER ESO Wisk. 7 CUM LD: Haven’t Said ag ¥ = A Word SS FRR KS ; About Writing Papers and Tablets for some time * Can't help it now, we're so pleased with the line, a It’s not only the beauty of our Papers that pleases KR} our customers—it’s the PRICE. Elegant Paps for &% 25 cents. Tablets, letter or note size—we've a stuna ner for 10 cents. See ’em in the window at . TON’S PHARMACY. a VINTON’S 2 Fe. e HEADQUARTERS FOR . PAYS A. B. WOLF, . TO GO TO YOU ion . Tes FOR . Good Spies {YOUR Good Ci MORE . Good BIG PRESENTS Profits Divided with Customers . FREE. WHO COME DIRECT . « —To— Ereat American [nporting "ea {v. COMMERCIAL 8T....Nevada City 56 MILL ST...-.-+---Grass Valley MONEY’ SAVING STORE. When you want a Good Drink or a Fine Cigar —DROP IN AT—“THE MINT,” Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. (MORAN’S OLD STAND.) J.J. COAN, Proprietor. Will Keep the ors Cigars, and polite attention to all. Try a packageof that : Tea for 55 cents. . Knife and Fork with each package . get prices, whether you want to buy or not. \JUST NOW HE IS SELLING: Five-gallon keg pickles for 85c, Oriental Soap for 5 cents per Bar, or 90 cents per Box of 20 Bars. Rolled Oats 20 lbs. for $1 00. Beans, either Bayo or White, 35 lbs. for $1 00. Natural Leaf A. B. WOLF, : . Commercial street,\ { best of Beer, Wines, . give prompt . Remember the place. Telephone No. 20 All the Latest Styles on hand. Call before purchasing elsewhere. MRS. I. NEVADA CITY, CAL, Exclusively a Millinery Establishment “THE LEADER.” MARION, Broad Street, You get a Beautiful . Call and The Cash Grocer samy INN Sells Groceries Cheap.= Japan the Cash Grocer. Nevada City. Sierra Valley Firkin Butter, Fancy Pickels, The Latest Aux Truffes. All those who want a chance in our Beautiful BEDROOM SET, now on exhibition at Legg & Shaw’s, better hurry up, as there are only a few chances left. W. E. JOHNSTON, "* "sui,izceomerctt oe Telephone No. 43. Do You Fnow On Which Side Your Bread Is Buttered ? Ifso,be sure thatthe mel Butter is First-Class The BEST BUTTER in the Market is -* THE WHEELS OF FASHION must fit him; second, the materials in his clothes must be good. Those are just exactly the a2 The wheels of = beconie a matter of Nevada county, and fit and the finest goods worth Pine Street, Near Broad, = -business are turning very SMITH BROTHERS, Run onegway today, another way tomorrow, but there are two things fashion overt demands. First, a man’s clothes kind of garments we make, The Fashionable. Tailors, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ery fast for us now. It has as common knowledge that we are the best tailors in our prices are the lowest if you count a perfect Woodland Creamery Butter P. G. SCADDEN, Ste Asest tor Nevada City. COMMERCIAL STREET. NEVADA CITY. CAPT. RUHSTALLER’S STEAT BEER > Fine Old Porter and Half and Half. The Bestinthe World — ‘, EVERYBODY DRINKS IT! “"" ¢ BVBRYBODY. CALLS FOR Ps WHELIHAN BROS. Agents The Very Finest of Wines, Liquors and Sone I