September 19, 1895 (4 pages)

LS Qa LSE RIE SOE TLE TES THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT THURSDAY. :.-. _. SEPT. 19, I ORDINANCE NO. 128. —_— ° N ORDINANCE CALLING A SPECIAL A election in the City of Nevada submitting . to the qualified voters of said City at said clec"THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS — Summarized Mention : of Minor Home ‘and complete public oneoe alanrs sete hg Happenings. Colley Bros. have purchased a fine new scales for their meat market. James Kinkead today received a carload . acainst inenrring such indebtedness, and otherhis store on Commercial . wise regulating said election. of furniture for street. Mrs. Stover is having her lot at the foot ordain as follows : of Broad street cleared off. She intends to : Section 1. put up 4 building there next spring orsum-. Wheress, the Board of Trustees ot the City’ of mer. The crew of bridge builders who have) finished the new bridge across Canyon published as required by: law ‘has determined creek, near Ormonde, came to this city . that the public interest and necessity demand, today. Tomorrow they will go out to the . and whereas the public interest and necessity South Yuba to begin work on the bridge that is to be built at the Purdon crossing. In the Superior Court today, in the estate. wo)ks that will furnish for the present and fuof E. W. Heywood, deceased, a decree of . ture an ample supply of pure, wholesome water settlement of final account was granted. PERSONAL POINTERS.A Concise Chronicle e of ~Yarious Folks, mined and does hereby determine that the asDoings and Intentions. _L. Brown of Oakland is in townx, H. A. Wood of San Francisco is in town, . ore than . -M, Stetson of San Francisco is in town. T. H. Carr is confined to his house with Sysbaumer and W. F.Boardman, as ae Ba sickness. R. S. Little of Downieville was in town} cf said contemplated water works on behalf of last evening. Chas. Uren went over to Forbestown fore caused.to be mode by F. M. Miller, Geo. L. this morning. J. Polglaise is down from English Mou tain. Mrs. Penrose of Relief Hill visited this city yesterday. A. 8. Bigelow was down from Columbia . said Board ; and Whereas, eaid Geo. L. Nusbaumerand W. F. Hill last night. Fred Searls returned yesterday from his trip to Independence Lake. Warren Green arrived from Calisto last night. C. F. Baker-of San Francisco is here business, A. Jackson arrived from San Francisco last night. T. 8S. De Venier of Sacramento 1s visiting this city. A. B. Champion and E. H, Hamlen, Grass Valley, were in town last evening. Fred Searls returned here last eveni from a camping trip to Independence. A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill, who has been at Independence Lake, arrived here last evening on his way home. ~Tsland, are here on a visit. Sacramento last evening. Honk. 1. Thomas arrived here this . $60,000 for the Geo. Hilers of Sacrar the morning train. A. Jackson of San Fraucisco-same in jast evening's train. T, W. Haley came down from Camp ville last evening. M. N. Jetson and W. A. Mamion of San Francisco are here spending a few days. W. S. Kash of Spenceville is in town. Wn, F. Newell of San Francisco cam on the morning train. Chas. HR Uren of Grass Valley past ayia reste ite nts witha through town this morning on his way to . wholesome water. Sierra county. Miss Annie Mehan of Forest City arrived The estimated cost of the acquisitit here last evening from San Francisco on way home. Charles L, Miller and family came over Mrs. F. E. Brown and daughter returned hereinafter tion the proposition of incurring a municipal indebtedness to th? aggregate amount of $60,900,00 for the purpose of acquring lands, water rights,righte of way reservoirs and other rights and things whatsoever necessary to construc for the, 8#id City the cost of which wil paid out of the ordinary annual income and evenve of said City; “providing for the issuance of Bonds of said City to said amount ‘for said purpose; prescribing the time and manner of holding such election, and the voting for or The Board of Trustees. of the City of Nevada do Nevada by ordinance heretofore duly passed by a vote of more than two-thirds of its members, i.e, by aunanimous yote, approvedand do demand the Acquisition of lands, water rights, rights of way, reservoirs and the cof: » etructon and completion of a system of water to protect the health. comfort, safety and best interests of the inhabitants of said City, and of the ordinary annual income and revenue of said City ; and whereas, said Board of Trustees has detersessed value of aj] property, both real and per sonal, in said City for taxat le purposes is the sum of $855,299.00 and that the an’ ual income ind revenues of said City do not amount to the sum of $8900.00 ; and, Whereas, by resolution said Board did duly appoint and authorize F. M. Miller, Geo. L gineera to make surveys, plans and estimates and in the interest of suid City of Nevada, and Whereas, said Beard of Trustees has heretoNu:baumer and W. F. Boardman, plans and esn. timates of the cost of said contemplated public improvements, which g2id plans.and estimates were duly submitted to said Board and by them heretofore duly ‘accepted and approved, aftereareful examination and consideration by Boardman are each and ali competent civil en 0D} determine hereby and Whereas, it appears by said plans and esti nue of said City. of Now therefore, in consideration of the, premses, and in pursuance of the acts, ordinances and proceedings aforesaid, and of the Statutes 28 . in such cases made and provided, a special election is hereby called and ordered to be held and cconducred in and forthe City of Nevada, State of California, at the time and in the mannef hereinafter tixed and prescribed, at which special election there shall besubmitted. to the Commercial Btre. t. Miss Hunt and Miss Ballard, of Rhode qualified voters of said City of Neyada tof The officers who shall conduct said special ; be voted upon at. said special election as election shall be : provided, the proposition of For Precinct One— e incurring an indebtedness by said City of NeInspectors—Ric hard Tremain and John Broyada amounting in tho aggregate tothe sum of . die. ) purpose of acquiring lands, water Judges—J. D. Fleming and Samuel Curtis. rights, rights of way, reser voira and all other Clerks —H. C. Weisenburger avd J. J. Jackrights and things whatsoever necessary for the . 802. ; construction and completion of public. water Ballot Clerks —George B. Johuson and John works for the said City of Nevada and con. Rafter. Section 2. nestablish, plete and thoroughly equip e in . system of pub”? pipes, mains, later shall be necessary ther : Bs F. shall be held on Monday, the 28th day of October, 1896, that the cost thereof is too great to be paid out’ gineers who before doing said work have’ had successful experience in such work as the g4 . aforesaid contemplared public improvements, which facts said Board of Trustecs has determined and does now unanimously adjudge and mates that the cost of such contemplated public improveiments will amount to $60,000.00 in the sggregate, which amount is laigely in excess of the ordinary annua) income and reveThe objects and purposes for which the said Clerks—!. J. Rolfe and E. J. Rector. indebtedness is proposed to be incurred. are ag Ballot Clerks— Mix Isoard and John Webber follows : Theacquigition by the sa‘d Gity of . For Precinct Three— Nevada of reservoirs, rights of way, lands and Inspectors--Geo. M. Hughes and John Dunnirh other rights and things whatsoever, necessa. cliff. ry fo onstructing and completing public water Judges—B.N. Shoecra{t and Henry Lane. said City and its inhabitants, and to Clerks—J. E. Carr and J. E. Isaac. works therein with reservoirs, , and whatsoever things orto supply said City As soon ag the polls are closed in each of Section 7. The special election herebycalled ag aforesaid and shall be held ‘and conducted, the votes thereat received and convassed, rettirns thereof made, and the result thereof ascertained and Nevada, and the polls of such clection shall be . and remain open from sun-risé of the 28th day i of October, 185, to the hour of five o’cloek in de closed. said day of election, and after the final publication of this Ordinance as hereinafter provided in at least one of the newspapers published in said City of Nev.da, in accordance with the Section 9. n The ballots which shall be used at the said special election shall be of the same character and form as those ballots used at other municipal elections in the said C'ty of Nevada, except as otherwise provided herein. Each of of the precipctin which such ballot is to bevoted underneath which shall be printed the foliowing words to wit “Proposition for incurring an indebtedpess by the City of Nevada to the} t of reservoirs, lands, rights of way, water rights, and all other things.and rights whatsoever nec essary for construct ng aud completing said derneath this, shall be printed the following : “To vote for or against incurring said indebted. ness stamp a. cross (X) to the right of and ness,’”’ to the right of which shall be printed in one square the word ‘Yes’. with a blaak square te the right thereef, and immediately helow the same, in one line, the following: ‘For incur. ‘ ring the indebtedness,” to the right of whick shall be printed, in one square, tfe word “No,” of incurring the said indebtedness shall, ia yoting, stamp a cross (X) jn the blank square.to the right of the word “Yes,” printed upon his right of the word “No,”’ printed upon his bal'ot as aforesaid. Section 10. The election precinctB-and the numbers and boundaries thereof shall bethe same as those vada, und nowexisting therein. The places of election, and the officers who shall conduct said special election in each of the several precinets of said City of Nevada shall be and they are hereby designated and appointed as follows, towit : ; The places of election shall be-: For Precinct One : “Clutter’s Carrisge Shop’ on Buulder Street. For Precinct Two: “City Hall’ on Broad Street, =For Precinct Three : ‘Transcript Building’? on For Precinct Two— Inspectors—A. D. Allan and G. J. Brand. Judges—John Swart end EF, Booth a Ballot Clerks—Fe ix Gillett and A, Hartung. Section 11. Section 4. her . construction of said reservoirs, londs, rights from French Corral this morning and left. ows towit ; the sum of $60,000, on the noon train for San Francisco. pies P ° . pectio 4 Rev. J. T. Murrish and wife arrived here last evening to spend a few days before taktequate supply of . said precincts the Judges of election shall canand provided by{law for convassing votes for munici way, water rights, and other rights and things whatsoever necessary therefor, and of the] sh whole of said pnbiic improvements is as fol-. by the The acquisition of said lands, reservoirs, . at said special electic vases thé votes cast in their respective precincts for and s#gainst incurring the indebtedness afo esaid, as nearly as practicable, in the man#er { . pal officers elected at elec tions held in the City of Nevada, The returns for the said precincts be made out and signed in the usual form Yicers of election for said precincts rend shill be forthwith deposited {the Board of Trustees of, said ther with the ballots cast in said p:ecincts respectively) with the Clerk City of Nevada, tom water works, and constructing and completing demurrer next week. the same,as set forth in Ordinance No. 128. Un-. instructions received from the Association, two suits will be commenced this week, one ayainst persons mining by the hydraulic against the answer which you desire to give.” process on the Yuba, and the other against Underneath which shall be printed in one line . persons mining on the Feather, the following: ‘For incurring the indebted-. pers are prepared and suit will be instituted the last-of this week. petty ing up their residence in Amador City. Superinteddent Carl Hesse of the Odin mine, who has beea to San Francisco on mining business, returned last evening. Dr. Annie Wilder ‘has returned from a trip to Downieville, where she went on professional business. H. J. Gould of Sacramento arrived here last evening and left on the stage today for Sierra county. : R. B. Harmon of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. Mr. Harmon is a member of the Board of Trade at that city. Miss Rivhardson: of Sacramento arrived here last evening on a visit to Mrs. F. E. Misses Lizzie and Mayme Richards, who have been visiting at Sacramento for the past two weeks, returned home Tuesday night. Sheriff Douglass returned from San Francisco last evening, bringing with him Kd. W. Schmidt and A. B. Wolf, who drifted to that‘city after the Adinission Day celebration at Sacramento. nacre + e@e + Sold Their Mine. ~ aoe Colonel Callahan, the well-known mining ‘man, has purchased the mine lately owned by Hon, R. J. Thomas, J. J. Ott, L. P. Schmidt and others, and which is situated on Sweetland creek, in Bridgeport township. The claim is an extension of the Bosg mine, and is regarded as a valuable property. All that is needed is to fit ,it up with proper machinery and other facilities for handling and milling the ore economically. The company represented by Colonel Callahan will put up Huatington mills and begin practical work without delay. ete <~-— Arabian Roast Coffee. This‘is the choicest lend of coffee—put up by Hills Bros, of San Francisco. J. J. Jackson will supply it, either ground or unground, If you want something fine, try: it. 817 Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W, Bennett is expected to reach Ne-. cent jer ascum, uniiithe entire debt shall be yada City about the 22d of Sept, 21 98t paid. J to that. mount to pay the cost thereof rights of way, water rights and all ovher rights and things whats ever required for constructing and completing said public water works, and the said construction and comple‘ion of siid water works as aforesaid are nece sary to the City of Nevada and its inhabitants for the following reasons, to-wit First Jecaure it now is, and for many years Jagt past has been utterly impossible to obtain an adequate supply of pure, wholesome water for the use of said. City and its inhabitants for any fair, or reasonable sum of money, the price charged therefor being exorbitant. Second; Because the presentsystem of water works ewned by Mrs. E. C. Huntington, and the only source of supply now and for many years last past supplying said City and its inhabitants thereo! with water, is imperfect, the pipes, mains and laterals are corrodeg and clogged with rust, and do notextend to all parts of the City or supply all the inhabitants thereof with water. : \ Third: Because in case of emergency, fire, ete., there isa wholly inadequate supply and insufficiency of pressure of waterfor tlie needs and requirements of said City, and that by no mean, other than the acquisition of the aforesaid property, rights and things, and the con struction and completion of said public water works, as hereinbefore set forth can gaid City and its inhabitants be prcperly supplied. That the public interestand 1 ecessities of the City of Nevada «ni its inbabitants demand the acquisition, construction and completion of such public wafer works. «. Section 5. That the cost of the acquisition of said prop erty rights, and things, end ‘of the construc: tion and completion of said reservoirs, is and will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue cf said City of Nevada, and that it is necessary to incuran indebtedness by anid City in the aggregate sum of $60,000.00, .nid to issue bonds of the said City fection t——— That bonds’ of the City_of Nevada of the character known as “seriulx’ to the aggregate amount of $60,000.00, will be issued for the cost oflsaid public improvements above in this Ordinance set forth if the proposition to incur said indebtedness be accepted by two thirds of all the qualified voters, voting at said election, and ssid bonds will be issued and made payable so hutene fortieth partef the whole amount shall te paid each and every year on a day and ata place to be fixed by said Board of Trus. tees, together with the i:terest on ali gums tinpaid at such date at the rate of six percent per {rustees of said City ns and ballots spectively. The Board 0 shall as goon asthe said re from al) of eaid precincts have sf deposited with said Clerk canvass the said retumes in the manner provided by law for canvass turns of election of municipal officers of & City. If, vpon the canvass of said returns it shall be ascertained and determined that at least two thi:ds of allthe voters voting at eaid special election have voted in favor of ‘the aforesaid proposition for in urring the said indebtcedness of $60,000.00, then the bonds of said City of Nevada hereinbefore mentioned shall be issued by the Board of Trustees as herein by law provided, and as hereafter prescribed by said Board Section 12. Immediately upon passage of this O.dinance, nd its approval by the President of the Board of Trustees aforesaid, the\said Ordinance is hereby ordered and directed to be and shall be published in the DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a daily newspaper published in said City of Nevada: for the period of two weeks and shall be published in each issue of said paper as often as the same is published during said period, and the last publication thereof shall not be less than fifteen days prior to the day of the special election hereby called In the Board of Trustees of the City of Neyada, SeptemLer 18th, 1595 Passed by the following vote: Ayes Baker, Carr, Gault, Hook, Rich. Nocs= : D. 8, BAKER, President of thé Board of City Tructees of the City of Nevada Attest—T. H. Carr, Clerk of the Board. Approved September 18th, 1595. D. 8. BAKER, President of theBoard of Trustee# of the City of Nevada and the Executive of baid City. +0, Until the 23rd. Rev. Dr. Annie Wilder, M. D., will be at the Union Hotel until the 23:dof this month—next Monday. © All desirous of consulting her should take due notice, . She will return to this city again, which ‘is her headquarters, on or about October 10th’ 819 Sorat we + +@e* — Millinery Opening. Wednestay, September 25th, will be opening day at ‘The Leader millinery store, A fine line of the latest styles of hate, bonnets, trimmings, etc., will be displayed. Every lady visiting the store on opening is qualifications for the position. is termas Senator, from ™® ext year. od be heard on motion to relieve the Superintendent from the operation of the case, -on —— — + 262+ ——— Read the Ordinance. .’Fhe Board of City Trustees, at a meeting with a blank square to the right tnereof. Every held last evening, passed an ordinance callvoter desiring to vote in favor of the proporition . ing for an election to be held on the 28th of October for the purpose of voting upon the proposition to incur an indebtedness in order ballot as aforesaid; end every voter desiring. to . 60 provide funds for the construction of new yote against suid proposition shall, in voting, . water works for the city. stamp.a crogs (X) inthe blank square Seth tecern bende $0 the amount of $60,000, provided the people decide in favor of the proposition. It is generally conceded that our city is in need of better water facilities, and with heretofore established, created-and designated this idea in viéw the City Fathers have by the Board of Trustees of the suid City of Ne. discussed the matter thoroughly, have had surveys and estimates made, and now, in accordance with law, submit the question for the consideration of the people. voter should read the ordinance carefully and then consider the proposition in all its bearings before forming,a final opinion, The ordinance in full-appears in today’s TRAN SCRIPT, : ee Holbrook’s court this afternoon. out @ case against her, for a day. The State Senatorship. Hon. E. M. Preston of this city is mentioned as a desirable person to represent this district as Senator in the next Legislature. The Republicans of Grasa Valley are talking politics considerably, at least some of them are, and they seem to be of the opindetermined as herein provided, and according ion that Mr, Preston would prove a strong to the law governing elections in said City of }eandidate. They Are Now at Hand and the HeJewish holidays or the observance of the feativals.of the Hebrew calendar by the descendants of Israe!, notably and more so by those of the orthodox faith than followers of the liberal or ‘‘latter-day” branch. ‘The observance, with all good Jews, began There can be ‘no question as to 88 to 1892, Mr. the afternoon of said day, wnen the polls shall Preston-proved himself to be a very able representative, and_made a record of which Seetion 8. he has every reason to<fee] proud and which Notice of the said special election shall be met with the approval ofall his constitupublished for not Jess than two weeks prior to} ents, ing will prevail from now on until the conclusion of the festivals, The Jewish resiThere is not, probably, aman in this Senatorial district who: is better qualified for the office. = As Sierra county had the Senator last terms of the statute in such cases made and. time, it will doubtless be given to Nevada sejaidoaee county when’ the joint convention meets vance of the period by tecal Hebrews. The Would-Be Wreckers. The valley cranks held a meeting in Sacsaid ballots sholl have printed thereon the fol ramento on Tuesday and,in the report. of the lowing heading, to wit: “Municipal Ticket.” unproceedings we find the following: derneath which sball be printed.the number] attorney of the Association Robert T. ' ;Devlin, was called upon for. a report of the legal affairs of the Association. He reported hat the United States vs. The North aggregate amount of $60,000 for the acquisition . Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company would In accordance with The It is proposed to Death of a Former. Resident. Mrs. J. W. Hart has receivedword of the death of Jennie Ling, which occurred at the Odd Fellows Home, near Oroville, yesterday. Deceased formerly lived in this city. Death was caused by consumption. a he The Defendant Discharged. The case of the People vs. Mrs. Johnson Vivian, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, came up for hearing in Justice fendant was discharged, on the ground that there was not sufficient evidence to make Entertained at Grass Valley. Captain Joseph Pryor of England, who.is now in this city, visited Grass Valley yesterday and was cordially entertained by some of his friends at that place. During. ing a severe cut, Braun came to town and his stay he visited the Maryland mine, ‘the . had Dr, Muller dress the wound. managers showing him every courtesy. will ‘go to Grass Valley tomorrow or next day to be the guest of James Benuallack He reese s ee ar 20+ — Cure for Headache. once, Carr Bros™Qrug Store. Mrs, 7.8, Tenn., says, ‘‘Shiloh’s tire.’ I consider it the debilitated system I ever used> pepsia, Liver or kidney trouble ‘italizer ” "4 0@e + ———--— Order Your Ice. tended to. er Peculiar to Itself. / Asa remedy for all forms of,, Headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to ite influence. We urge all who are N the op ap Court inand for the County afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this li the matter of the estate of Elizabeth remedy a fair trial, In cases_of habitual . don, deccased. constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving It appears to this Court from the petition this e needed tone to the bowels, and few cases esist the use of this medicine, Try it . don deceased, praying for an order of sale. of arge bottles only Fifty cents at certain real estate belonging the estate of said wkins, Chattanooga, ‘SAVED MY . 00 Monday the 21st day of October, 1895, at 10 remedy for a For Dysthen and there to show cause why an order excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, The Union Ice Company will deliver ice . © yaf Nevada, to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza will be promptly at: OOD’S Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared experienced pharmacists from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known vegeta-, ble remedies, The Combination, Proportion and Vrocess are Peculiar to Hood's, giving it curative powarsaparilla ~ Cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and all other affections caused by impure blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Complaints. It is Not What We Say, but what Hood's Soret rila Does, t Tells the Story— Hoods Sarsaparilla URES day will receive a chance in a $5 hat. 817 THE JEWISH FESTIVALS. — brew People Are Happy. Commencing this week will occur the last nig ht and an epoch ef prayer and fastdents of this city will keep the holidays in a religious manner, but with. less ostentation-than their brethren of the larger cities, where grand demonstrations will be in order in. the synagogues. Abstinence from work and business:will mark the observToday, concurrent. withthe -first day of the Hebrew month Tishri, is the Jewish New Year, called by them Rosh ‘Hoshana. According to the computation of the Israelites it is the 5,666th year of the creation ork ment are termed the days~of penitence. The orthodox Jews will on each of these days read the Selichoth or prayers for forment, is. strictly observed by Hebrews: throughout the world, without regard to their different shades of opinion on matters communal. From ‘sunset on the 9th of Tishri till sunset on the 10th the Jew is prohibited from eating any food. It is the greatest fast day. of the Jewish calendar. tween the New Year and the Day of Atone. 18x40 beval glass, $27 giveness. Yom Kippur, the Day of Atone(0G Seud for catalogue. A Bargain? We'll let you judge. 7-piece suit—Solid oak, antique finish, with squae the world, ‘The ten intervening days be~. bureau 24x30, bevel glass, $25 00. With cheval bureau (like in left-hand corner), 50. First rate, substantial suit of neat design and good finish, (Washstandto match omitted for lack of room.) No—Not a bargainin the, usual sense. We sell Cheap—All our goods all the time. Jobn Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO ——_— The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. From twenty to twenty-five Red Men will go to Nevada City this evening to visit Wyoming Tribe. Jobn Glasson will shortly have the old residence building near the gas works, on lower Main street, torn down, and: will erect instead a fine two-story building. The lower floor will be fitted up for stores, and the second story will be arranged for flate, for residence purposes, At the special meeting of the,.Buard: of Education Tuesday evening the new schoolhouse on Winchester Hill was accepted and the contractor, Mr. Russell, allowed $25 for extra work, A-bill for m#H work presented by the contractor was refused payment. A portico will be built over the doorway, the Board employing Mr: Russell te. construct the same, Mrs, Caddy was appointed janitor of the building ata salary of $4 per month, : The stock of dry goods, fancy goods, millinery, carpets, Ste., in. the store formerly conducted by Samuel Yeo,~will be closed out at forced sale, beginning on Saturday next, to satisfy creditors, S. Jacobowitz of San Francisco will have charge of the sale: seat seus Hand Hurt. William Brann had his right hand badly hurt at the Champion mine this morning. A sharp piece of rock fell from the hanging wall, striking him on the hand and inflictGood Quartz A crushing of twenty-two tons of quartz from William Holmes’ mine on Canada Hill was had recently and yielded between $30 and $40 a ton, The mine is being worked by the Peard brothers, who have it leased, Order to Show Cause. of Nevada, State of California. Lang day presented and filed by J. 8. Langdon, the administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Langdeceased and that it ia necessary in order for the payment of the debts of said estate that such real estate should be sold It is hereby ordered, thatall persons interest ed in the said estate, appear before this Court o’clock A. M., at the Court Room of this Court, at the Court House in the County of Nevada, should not be granted for the sale of such estate: It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for four successive weeks before the said day of hearing, the Nevada City DAILY TRANSCRIPT, & printed and published in said t. 19th, 1895, JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court. —_—OF— EH. A: MOORE, In the New Building on York Street, ® Is Now Open for Business. ~ All cf the Very Latest Style Instruments have been procured for this firstrclass Photographic Gallery And work turned out will be equal to that of any other establishment in the State, and prices as low as the lowest. Special attention given to taking views of every kind, By giving complete satisfactionand promptness in the work I hope to reBY TELEPHONE, ie ae } ©, ey = rrovvovnnnnonnnnvnvevzzgnanneeaaetttty GRAND OPENING . ws es VAY Ee ae ars ata CS ele * CS s —— or — ae eG e FALL CLOTHING. . LUNG: GAS MAP SESS CHARLES GRIMES, The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, NC Pues ie eS i ere. ?, Se S189; CS, Ya%n*, OG ne? ae RPA Y TR IN TRI RRS Cee Corner Broad and Pine Streets. WLNAbdbbbbddadbaadddacddddddd oe 42, war OOO" o Se SRT HICK ~~ = ay = eS OSES ELE: Ne PPA Tor Sere) Has just received his first stock of Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled it ever received here before. Go and inspect the Goods—the prices are all right—you will surely say. e16Tey eee tas Say ree: OO" Al 4 bas ie . S. 7 AP AP AP AW See oe ee Le Me Me Me Me Me Me Ne MMe MMe Me Me SMM Mz Ma Me Me SAS US SAS AS AS AS AS AS AS ASAP AS AY ASAT AS AS AS AS AS \ Want a Suit ? ant a sul x bd é jd BZ e We Want One That Fits ? 5 (AANA RNA ANZ SY => 3 i] \S esi i We. Make ’Em VN i] Out of as fine a Jine of the very lateat goods made, Every Piece a Novelty. “ar Costs no more than you are paying fornll-fitting, inferior stuff, if-you know MORRISON . Is now at workin his new shop, on Broad S% Street, two doors below Nationa] Hotel. DEVAN ZNZNZEN FIP AS ZIP AP AP BS AP AS AS AS Td AS IPAS IS IP we Ais * Ve Me Ma MV Me Me Me Me So Nb SV WM SM sk See oe, Seer Gee Po a eM MM HHH HH HHH YH HR HH HH HY Beautiful Suitings and Overeoats, FOR MEN’S WEAR.~dme A PERFECT E. E. DULAC, Merchant. Tailor. MMM HN HMR KH HH NN HY HY HY HY KH . I have an extensive line of imported and domestic . clot is for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and yeur ‘Sunday Best” Suit. Iam making OVERCOATS of the Latest Fashion, with satin linings ¢ i i i ; gs and silks facin 17 GUARANTEED. . that compare favorably with ‘‘store” crete: Verne . . and_see them. j Commercia Street,*in§Transcript Block. . i LT Se Oa For large oF sumber. delivered at a yard, on the lower Grass Valle All orders filled from the f as rs the prices will be STILL LOWER. : . Advertising Medium ceive a share of the public patronage, .Hood’s Pills win new friends daily, / NO BETTER x Than the Daily Transcr . eR RM HOUS ant. om now on I am prepared to sell good building lumber at : S13 PER THOUSAND FEET. oring and Finishing Lumber, S20 PER THOUSAND. reasonable distance from town. Orde ; ahr nt . rs may be left at the road, or atgShurtletf & Son’s, Plaza Bed in Nevada ALICE WOSS. — ee ipt. LISSA THEDA Published . = BROWN & —— SEI -15.Cts. pe —_ wH SIX D Pema THURSD/ a = _ MIN Who Is 1 The Tele comb asser ‘to control the State } Not one . proached, alleged cor But the m the action They clait mittee, is hydraulic pended fe $3000 rea for the rea ‘tagonize a Railroad ( _ tacking a ment con: to formu’: aid to con expect to railroad « all the fri comiplain road co) means de and belie an exten’ is this M _himaelf t a Califor who kno the aim formed ? just wan ‘It is s great ho M.D., joining ply w which b gicians treatme hundre: desirou wonder The near N the bu familie ‘operat gseekin ze), S leave ' Rev pasto: was a Neva D.B reacl is on is by caus muc 10) nb

LS Qa LSE RIE SOE TLE TES THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT THURSDAY. :.-. _. SEPT. 19, I ORDINANCE NO. 128. —_— ° N ORDINANCE CALLING A SPECIAL A election in the City of Nevada submitting . to the qualified voters of said City at said clec"THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS — Summarized Mention : of Minor Home ‘and complete public oneoe alanrs sete hg Happenings. Colley Bros. have purchased a fine new scales for their meat market. James Kinkead today received a carload . acainst inenrring such indebtedness, and otherhis store on Commercial . wise regulating said election. of furniture for street. Mrs. Stover is having her lot at the foot ordain as follows : of Broad street cleared off. She intends to : Section 1. put up 4 building there next spring orsum-. Wheress, the Board of Trustees ot the City’ of mer. The crew of bridge builders who have) finished the new bridge across Canyon published as required by: law ‘has determined creek, near Ormonde, came to this city . that the public interest and necessity demand, today. Tomorrow they will go out to the . and whereas the public interest and necessity South Yuba to begin work on the bridge that is to be built at the Purdon crossing. In the Superior Court today, in the estate. wo)ks that will furnish for the present and fuof E. W. Heywood, deceased, a decree of . ture an ample supply of pure, wholesome water settlement of final account was granted. PERSONAL POINTERS.A Concise Chronicle e of ~Yarious Folks, mined and does hereby determine that the asDoings and Intentions. _L. Brown of Oakland is in townx, H. A. Wood of San Francisco is in town, . ore than . -M, Stetson of San Francisco is in town. T. H. Carr is confined to his house with Sysbaumer and W. F.Boardman, as ae Ba sickness. R. S. Little of Downieville was in town} cf said contemplated water works on behalf of last evening. Chas. Uren went over to Forbestown fore caused.to be mode by F. M. Miller, Geo. L. this morning. J. Polglaise is down from English Mou tain. Mrs. Penrose of Relief Hill visited this city yesterday. A. 8. Bigelow was down from Columbia . said Board ; and Whereas, eaid Geo. L. Nusbaumerand W. F. Hill last night. Fred Searls returned yesterday from his trip to Independence Lake. Warren Green arrived from Calisto last night. C. F. Baker-of San Francisco is here business, A. Jackson arrived from San Francisco last night. T. 8S. De Venier of Sacramento 1s visiting this city. A. B. Champion and E. H, Hamlen, Grass Valley, were in town last evening. Fred Searls returned here last eveni from a camping trip to Independence. A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill, who has been at Independence Lake, arrived here last evening on his way home. ~Tsland, are here on a visit. Sacramento last evening. Honk. 1. Thomas arrived here this . $60,000 for the Geo. Hilers of Sacrar the morning train. A. Jackson of San Fraucisco-same in jast evening's train. T, W. Haley came down from Camp ville last evening. M. N. Jetson and W. A. Mamion of San Francisco are here spending a few days. W. S. Kash of Spenceville is in town. Wn, F. Newell of San Francisco cam on the morning train. Chas. HR Uren of Grass Valley past ayia reste ite nts witha through town this morning on his way to . wholesome water. Sierra county. Miss Annie Mehan of Forest City arrived The estimated cost of the acquisitit here last evening from San Francisco on way home. Charles L, Miller and family came over Mrs. F. E. Brown and daughter returned hereinafter tion the proposition of incurring a municipal indebtedness to th? aggregate amount of $60,900,00 for the purpose of acquring lands, water rights,righte of way reservoirs and other rights and things whatsoever necessary to construc for the, 8#id City the cost of which wil paid out of the ordinary annual income and evenve of said City; “providing for the issuance of Bonds of said City to said amount ‘for said purpose; prescribing the time and manner of holding such election, and the voting for or The Board of Trustees. of the City of Nevada do Nevada by ordinance heretofore duly passed by a vote of more than two-thirds of its members, i.e, by aunanimous yote, approvedand do demand the Acquisition of lands, water rights, rights of way, reservoirs and the cof: » etructon and completion of a system of water to protect the health. comfort, safety and best interests of the inhabitants of said City, and of the ordinary annual income and revenue of said City ; and whereas, said Board of Trustees has detersessed value of aj] property, both real and per sonal, in said City for taxat le purposes is the sum of $855,299.00 and that the an’ ual income ind revenues of said City do not amount to the sum of $8900.00 ; and, Whereas, by resolution said Board did duly appoint and authorize F. M. Miller, Geo. L gineera to make surveys, plans and estimates and in the interest of suid City of Nevada, and Whereas, said Beard of Trustees has heretoNu:baumer and W. F. Boardman, plans and esn. timates of the cost of said contemplated public improvements, which g2id plans.and estimates were duly submitted to said Board and by them heretofore duly ‘accepted and approved, aftereareful examination and consideration by Boardman are each and ali competent civil en 0D} determine hereby and Whereas, it appears by said plans and esti nue of said City. of Now therefore, in consideration of the, premses, and in pursuance of the acts, ordinances and proceedings aforesaid, and of the Statutes 28 . in such cases made and provided, a special election is hereby called and ordered to be held and cconducred in and forthe City of Nevada, State of California, at the time and in the mannef hereinafter tixed and prescribed, at which special election there shall besubmitted. to the Commercial Btre. t. Miss Hunt and Miss Ballard, of Rhode qualified voters of said City of Neyada tof The officers who shall conduct said special ; be voted upon at. said special election as election shall be : provided, the proposition of For Precinct One— e incurring an indebtedness by said City of NeInspectors—Ric hard Tremain and John Broyada amounting in tho aggregate tothe sum of . die. ) purpose of acquiring lands, water Judges—J. D. Fleming and Samuel Curtis. rights, rights of way, reser voira and all other Clerks —H. C. Weisenburger avd J. J. Jackrights and things whatsoever necessary for the . 802. ; construction and completion of public. water Ballot Clerks —George B. Johuson and John works for the said City of Nevada and con. Rafter. Section 2. nestablish, plete and thoroughly equip e in . system of pub”? pipes, mains, later shall be necessary ther : Bs F. shall be held on Monday, the 28th day of October, 1896, that the cost thereof is too great to be paid out’ gineers who before doing said work have’ had successful experience in such work as the g4 . aforesaid contemplared public improvements, which facts said Board of Trustecs has determined and does now unanimously adjudge and mates that the cost of such contemplated public improveiments will amount to $60,000.00 in the sggregate, which amount is laigely in excess of the ordinary annua) income and reveThe objects and purposes for which the said Clerks—!. J. Rolfe and E. J. Rector. indebtedness is proposed to be incurred. are ag Ballot Clerks— Mix Isoard and John Webber follows : Theacquigition by the sa‘d Gity of . For Precinct Three— Nevada of reservoirs, rights of way, lands and Inspectors--Geo. M. Hughes and John Dunnirh other rights and things whatsoever, necessa. cliff. ry fo onstructing and completing public water Judges—B.N. Shoecra{t and Henry Lane. said City and its inhabitants, and to Clerks—J. E. Carr and J. E. Isaac. works therein with reservoirs, , and whatsoever things orto supply said City As soon ag the polls are closed in each of Section 7. The special election herebycalled ag aforesaid and shall be held ‘and conducted, the votes thereat received and convassed, rettirns thereof made, and the result thereof ascertained and Nevada, and the polls of such clection shall be . and remain open from sun-risé of the 28th day i of October, 185, to the hour of five o’cloek in de closed. said day of election, and after the final publication of this Ordinance as hereinafter provided in at least one of the newspapers published in said City of Nev.da, in accordance with the Section 9. n The ballots which shall be used at the said special election shall be of the same character and form as those ballots used at other municipal elections in the said C'ty of Nevada, except as otherwise provided herein. Each of of the precipctin which such ballot is to bevoted underneath which shall be printed the foliowing words to wit “Proposition for incurring an indebtedpess by the City of Nevada to the} t of reservoirs, lands, rights of way, water rights, and all other things.and rights whatsoever nec essary for construct ng aud completing said derneath this, shall be printed the following : “To vote for or against incurring said indebted. ness stamp a. cross (X) to the right of and ness,’”’ to the right of which shall be printed in one square the word ‘Yes’. with a blaak square te the right thereef, and immediately helow the same, in one line, the following: ‘For incur. ‘ ring the indebtedness,” to the right of whick shall be printed, in one square, tfe word “No,” of incurring the said indebtedness shall, ia yoting, stamp a cross (X) jn the blank square.to the right of the word “Yes,” printed upon his right of the word “No,”’ printed upon his bal'ot as aforesaid. Section 10. The election precinctB-and the numbers and boundaries thereof shall bethe same as those vada, und nowexisting therein. The places of election, and the officers who shall conduct said special election in each of the several precinets of said City of Nevada shall be and they are hereby designated and appointed as follows, towit : ; The places of election shall be-: For Precinct One : “Clutter’s Carrisge Shop’ on Buulder Street. For Precinct Two: “City Hall’ on Broad Street, =For Precinct Three : ‘Transcript Building’? on For Precinct Two— Inspectors—A. D. Allan and G. J. Brand. Judges—John Swart end EF, Booth a Ballot Clerks—Fe ix Gillett and A, Hartung. Section 11. Section 4. her . construction of said reservoirs, londs, rights from French Corral this morning and left. ows towit ; the sum of $60,000, on the noon train for San Francisco. pies P ° . pectio 4 Rev. J. T. Murrish and wife arrived here last evening to spend a few days before taktequate supply of . said precincts the Judges of election shall canand provided by{law for convassing votes for munici way, water rights, and other rights and things whatsoever necessary therefor, and of the] sh whole of said pnbiic improvements is as fol-. by the The acquisition of said lands, reservoirs, . at said special electic vases thé votes cast in their respective precincts for and s#gainst incurring the indebtedness afo esaid, as nearly as practicable, in the man#er { . pal officers elected at elec tions held in the City of Nevada, The returns for the said precincts be made out and signed in the usual form Yicers of election for said precincts rend shill be forthwith deposited {the Board of Trustees of, said ther with the ballots cast in said p:ecincts respectively) with the Clerk City of Nevada, tom water works, and constructing and completing demurrer next week. the same,as set forth in Ordinance No. 128. Un-. instructions received from the Association, two suits will be commenced this week, one ayainst persons mining by the hydraulic against the answer which you desire to give.” process on the Yuba, and the other against Underneath which shall be printed in one line . persons mining on the Feather, the following: ‘For incurring the indebted-. pers are prepared and suit will be instituted the last-of this week. petty ing up their residence in Amador City. Superinteddent Carl Hesse of the Odin mine, who has beea to San Francisco on mining business, returned last evening. Dr. Annie Wilder ‘has returned from a trip to Downieville, where she went on professional business. H. J. Gould of Sacramento arrived here last evening and left on the stage today for Sierra county. : R. B. Harmon of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. Mr. Harmon is a member of the Board of Trade at that city. Miss Rivhardson: of Sacramento arrived here last evening on a visit to Mrs. F. E. Misses Lizzie and Mayme Richards, who have been visiting at Sacramento for the past two weeks, returned home Tuesday night. Sheriff Douglass returned from San Francisco last evening, bringing with him Kd. W. Schmidt and A. B. Wolf, who drifted to that‘city after the Adinission Day celebration at Sacramento. nacre + e@e + Sold Their Mine. ~ aoe Colonel Callahan, the well-known mining ‘man, has purchased the mine lately owned by Hon, R. J. Thomas, J. J. Ott, L. P. Schmidt and others, and which is situated on Sweetland creek, in Bridgeport township. The claim is an extension of the Bosg mine, and is regarded as a valuable property. All that is needed is to fit ,it up with proper machinery and other facilities for handling and milling the ore economically. The company represented by Colonel Callahan will put up Huatington mills and begin practical work without delay. ete <~-— Arabian Roast Coffee. This‘is the choicest lend of coffee—put up by Hills Bros, of San Francisco. J. J. Jackson will supply it, either ground or unground, If you want something fine, try: it. 817 Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W, Bennett is expected to reach Ne-. cent jer ascum, uniiithe entire debt shall be yada City about the 22d of Sept, 21 98t paid. J to that. mount to pay the cost thereof rights of way, water rights and all ovher rights and things whats ever required for constructing and completing said public water works, and the said construction and comple‘ion of siid water works as aforesaid are nece sary to the City of Nevada and its inhabitants for the following reasons, to-wit First Jecaure it now is, and for many years Jagt past has been utterly impossible to obtain an adequate supply of pure, wholesome water for the use of said. City and its inhabitants for any fair, or reasonable sum of money, the price charged therefor being exorbitant. Second; Because the presentsystem of water works ewned by Mrs. E. C. Huntington, and the only source of supply now and for many years last past supplying said City and its inhabitants thereo! with water, is imperfect, the pipes, mains and laterals are corrodeg and clogged with rust, and do notextend to all parts of the City or supply all the inhabitants thereof with water. : \ Third: Because in case of emergency, fire, ete., there isa wholly inadequate supply and insufficiency of pressure of waterfor tlie needs and requirements of said City, and that by no mean, other than the acquisition of the aforesaid property, rights and things, and the con struction and completion of said public water works, as hereinbefore set forth can gaid City and its inhabitants be prcperly supplied. That the public interestand 1 ecessities of the City of Nevada «ni its inbabitants demand the acquisition, construction and completion of such public wafer works. «. Section 5. That the cost of the acquisition of said prop erty rights, and things, end ‘of the construc: tion and completion of said reservoirs, is and will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue cf said City of Nevada, and that it is necessary to incuran indebtedness by anid City in the aggregate sum of $60,000.00, .nid to issue bonds of the said City fection t——— That bonds’ of the City_of Nevada of the character known as “seriulx’ to the aggregate amount of $60,000.00, will be issued for the cost oflsaid public improvements above in this Ordinance set forth if the proposition to incur said indebtedness be accepted by two thirds of all the qualified voters, voting at said election, and ssid bonds will be issued and made payable so hutene fortieth partef the whole amount shall te paid each and every year on a day and ata place to be fixed by said Board of Trus. tees, together with the i:terest on ali gums tinpaid at such date at the rate of six percent per {rustees of said City ns and ballots spectively. The Board 0 shall as goon asthe said re from al) of eaid precincts have sf deposited with said Clerk canvass the said retumes in the manner provided by law for canvass turns of election of municipal officers of & City. If, vpon the canvass of said returns it shall be ascertained and determined that at least two thi:ds of allthe voters voting at eaid special election have voted in favor of ‘the aforesaid proposition for in urring the said indebtcedness of $60,000.00, then the bonds of said City of Nevada hereinbefore mentioned shall be issued by the Board of Trustees as herein by law provided, and as hereafter prescribed by said Board Section 12. Immediately upon passage of this O.dinance, nd its approval by the President of the Board of Trustees aforesaid, the\said Ordinance is hereby ordered and directed to be and shall be published in the DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a daily newspaper published in said City of Nevada: for the period of two weeks and shall be published in each issue of said paper as often as the same is published during said period, and the last publication thereof shall not be less than fifteen days prior to the day of the special election hereby called In the Board of Trustees of the City of Neyada, SeptemLer 18th, 1595 Passed by the following vote: Ayes Baker, Carr, Gault, Hook, Rich. Nocs= : D. 8, BAKER, President of thé Board of City Tructees of the City of Nevada Attest—T. H. Carr, Clerk of the Board. Approved September 18th, 1595. D. 8. BAKER, President of theBoard of Trustee# of the City of Nevada and the Executive of baid City. +0, Until the 23rd. Rev. Dr. Annie Wilder, M. D., will be at the Union Hotel until the 23:dof this month—next Monday. © All desirous of consulting her should take due notice, . She will return to this city again, which ‘is her headquarters, on or about October 10th’ 819 Sorat we + +@e* — Millinery Opening. Wednestay, September 25th, will be opening day at ‘The Leader millinery store, A fine line of the latest styles of hate, bonnets, trimmings, etc., will be displayed. Every lady visiting the store on opening is qualifications for the position. is termas Senator, from ™® ext year. od be heard on motion to relieve the Superintendent from the operation of the case, -on —— — + 262+ ——— Read the Ordinance. .’Fhe Board of City Trustees, at a meeting with a blank square to the right tnereof. Every held last evening, passed an ordinance callvoter desiring to vote in favor of the proporition . ing for an election to be held on the 28th of October for the purpose of voting upon the proposition to incur an indebtedness in order ballot as aforesaid; end every voter desiring. to . 60 provide funds for the construction of new yote against suid proposition shall, in voting, . water works for the city. stamp.a crogs (X) inthe blank square Seth tecern bende $0 the amount of $60,000, provided the people decide in favor of the proposition. It is generally conceded that our city is in need of better water facilities, and with heretofore established, created-and designated this idea in viéw the City Fathers have by the Board of Trustees of the suid City of Ne. discussed the matter thoroughly, have had surveys and estimates made, and now, in accordance with law, submit the question for the consideration of the people. voter should read the ordinance carefully and then consider the proposition in all its bearings before forming,a final opinion, The ordinance in full-appears in today’s TRAN SCRIPT, : ee Holbrook’s court this afternoon. out @ case against her, for a day. The State Senatorship. Hon. E. M. Preston of this city is mentioned as a desirable person to represent this district as Senator in the next Legislature. The Republicans of Grasa Valley are talking politics considerably, at least some of them are, and they seem to be of the opindetermined as herein provided, and according ion that Mr, Preston would prove a strong to the law governing elections in said City of }eandidate. They Are Now at Hand and the HeJewish holidays or the observance of the

feativals.of the Hebrew calendar by the descendants of Israe!, notably and more so by those of the orthodox faith than followers of the liberal or ‘‘latter-day” branch. ‘The observance, with all good Jews, began There can be ‘no question as to 88 to 1892, Mr. the afternoon of said day, wnen the polls shall Preston-proved himself to be a very able representative, and_made a record of which Seetion 8. he has every reason to<fee] proud and which Notice of the said special election shall be met with the approval ofall his constitupublished for not Jess than two weeks prior to} ents, ing will prevail from now on until the conclusion of the festivals, The Jewish resiThere is not, probably, aman in this Senatorial district who: is better qualified for the office. = As Sierra county had the Senator last terms of the statute in such cases made and. time, it will doubtless be given to Nevada sejaidoaee county when’ the joint convention meets vance of the period by tecal Hebrews. The Would-Be Wreckers. The valley cranks held a meeting in Sacsaid ballots sholl have printed thereon the fol ramento on Tuesday and,in the report. of the lowing heading, to wit: “Municipal Ticket.” unproceedings we find the following: derneath which sball be printed.the number] attorney of the Association Robert T. ' ;Devlin, was called upon for. a report of the legal affairs of the Association. He reported hat the United States vs. The North aggregate amount of $60,000 for the acquisition . Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company would In accordance with The It is proposed to Death of a Former. Resident. Mrs. J. W. Hart has receivedword of the death of Jennie Ling, which occurred at the Odd Fellows Home, near Oroville, yesterday. Deceased formerly lived in this city. Death was caused by consumption. a he The Defendant Discharged. The case of the People vs. Mrs. Johnson Vivian, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, came up for hearing in Justice fendant was discharged, on the ground that there was not sufficient evidence to make Entertained at Grass Valley. Captain Joseph Pryor of England, who.is now in this city, visited Grass Valley yesterday and was cordially entertained by some of his friends at that place. During. ing a severe cut, Braun came to town and his stay he visited the Maryland mine, ‘the . had Dr, Muller dress the wound. managers showing him every courtesy. will ‘go to Grass Valley tomorrow or next day to be the guest of James Benuallack He reese s ee ar 20+ — Cure for Headache. once, Carr Bros™Qrug Store. Mrs, 7.8, Tenn., says, ‘‘Shiloh’s tire.’ I consider it the debilitated system I ever used> pepsia, Liver or kidney trouble ‘italizer ” "4 0@e + ———--— Order Your Ice. tended to. er Peculiar to Itself. / Asa remedy for all forms of,, Headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to ite influence. We urge all who are N the op ap Court inand for the County afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this li the matter of the estate of Elizabeth remedy a fair trial, In cases_of habitual . don, deccased. constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving It appears to this Court from the petition this e needed tone to the bowels, and few cases esist the use of this medicine, Try it . don deceased, praying for an order of sale. of arge bottles only Fifty cents at certain real estate belonging the estate of said wkins, Chattanooga, ‘SAVED MY . 00 Monday the 21st day of October, 1895, at 10 remedy for a For Dysthen and there to show cause why an order excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, The Union Ice Company will deliver ice . © yaf Nevada, to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza will be promptly at: OOD’S Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared experienced pharmacists from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known vegeta-, ble remedies, The Combination, Proportion and Vrocess are Peculiar to Hood's, giving it curative powarsaparilla ~ Cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and all other affections caused by impure blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Complaints. It is Not What We Say, but what Hood's Soret rila Does, t Tells the Story— Hoods Sarsaparilla URES day will receive a chance in a $5 hat. 817 THE JEWISH FESTIVALS. — brew People Are Happy. Commencing this week will occur the last nig ht and an epoch ef prayer and fastdents of this city will keep the holidays in a religious manner, but with. less ostentation-than their brethren of the larger cities, where grand demonstrations will be in order in. the synagogues. Abstinence from work and business:will mark the observToday, concurrent. withthe -first day of the Hebrew month Tishri, is the Jewish New Year, called by them Rosh ‘Hoshana. According to the computation of the Israelites it is the 5,666th year of the creation ork ment are termed the days~of penitence. The orthodox Jews will on each of these days read the Selichoth or prayers for forment, is. strictly observed by Hebrews: throughout the world, without regard to their different shades of opinion on matters communal. From ‘sunset on the 9th of Tishri till sunset on the 10th the Jew is prohibited from eating any food. It is the greatest fast day. of the Jewish calendar. tween the New Year and the Day of Atone. 18x40 beval glass, $27 giveness. Yom Kippur, the Day of Atone(0G Seud for catalogue. A Bargain? We'll let you judge. 7-piece suit—Solid oak, antique finish, with squae the world, ‘The ten intervening days be~. bureau 24x30, bevel glass, $25 00. With cheval bureau (like in left-hand corner), 50.. First rate, substantial suit of neat design and good finish, (Washstandto match omitted for lack of room.) No—Not a bargainin the, usual sense. We sell Cheap—All our goods all the time. Jobn Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO ——_— The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. From twenty to twenty-five Red Men will go to Nevada City this evening to visit Wyoming Tribe. Jobn Glasson will shortly have the old residence building near the gas works, on lower Main street, torn down, and: will erect instead a fine two-story building. The lower floor will be fitted up for stores, and the second story will be arranged for flate, for residence purposes, At the special meeting of the,.Buard: of Education Tuesday evening the new schoolhouse on Winchester Hill was accepted and the contractor, Mr. Russell, allowed $25 for extra work, A-bill for m#H work presented by the contractor was refused payment. A portico will be built over the doorway, the Board employing Mr: Russell te. construct the same, Mrs, Caddy was appointed janitor of the building ata salary of $4 per month, : The stock of dry goods, fancy goods, millinery, carpets, Ste., in. the store formerly conducted by Samuel Yeo,~will be closed out at forced sale, beginning on Saturday next, to satisfy creditors, S. Jacobowitz of San Francisco will have charge of the sale: seat seus Hand Hurt. William Brann had his right hand badly hurt at the Champion mine this morning. A sharp piece of rock fell from the hanging wall, striking him on the hand and inflictGood Quartz A crushing of twenty-two tons of quartz from William Holmes’ mine on Canada Hill was had recently and yielded between $30 and $40 a ton, The mine is being worked by the Peard brothers, who have it leased, Order to Show Cause. of Nevada, State of California. Lang day presented and filed by J. 8. Langdon, the administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Langdeceased and that it ia necessary in order for the payment of the debts of said estate that such real estate should be sold It is hereby ordered, thatall persons interest ed in the said estate, appear before this Court o’clock A. M., at the Court Room of this Court, at the Court House in the County of Nevada, should not be granted for the sale of such estate: It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for four successive weeks before the said day of hearing, the Nevada City DAILY TRANSCRIPT, & printed and published in said t. 19th, 1895, JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court. —_—OF— EH. A: MOORE, In the New Building on York Street, ® Is Now Open for Business. ~ All cf the Very Latest Style Instruments have been procured for this firstrclass Photographic Gallery And work turned out will be equal to that of any other establishment in the State, and prices as low as the lowest. Special attention given to taking views of every kind, By giving complete satisfactionand promptness in the work I hope to reBY TELEPHONE, ie ae } ©, ey = rrovvovnnnnonnnnvnvevzzgnanneeaaetttty GRAND OPENING . ws es VAY Ee ae ars ata CS ele * CS s —— or — ae eG e FALL CLOTHING. . LUNG: GAS MAP SESS CHARLES GRIMES, The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, NC Pues ie eS i ere. ?, Se S189; CS, Ya%n*, OG ne? ae RPA Y TR IN TRI RRS Cee Corner Broad and Pine Streets. WLNAbdbbbbddadbaadddacddddddd oe 42, war OOO" o Se SRT HICK ~~ = ay = eS OSES ELE: Ne PPA Tor Sere) Has just received his first stock of Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled it ever received here before. Go and inspect the Goods—the prices are all right—you will surely say. e16Tey eee tas Say ree: OO" Al 4 bas ie . S. 7 AP AP AP AW See oe ee Le Me Me Me Me Me Me Ne MMe MMe Me Me SMM Mz Ma Me Me SAS US SAS AS AS AS AS AS AS ASAP AS AY ASAT AS AS AS AS AS \ Want a Suit ? ant a sul x bd é jd BZ e We Want One That Fits ? 5 (AANA RNA ANZ SY => 3 i] \S esi i We. Make ’Em VN i] Out of as fine a Jine of the very lateat goods made, Every Piece a Novelty. “ar Costs no more than you are paying fornll-fitting, inferior stuff, if-you know MORRISON . Is now at workin his new shop, on Broad S% Street, two doors below Nationa] Hotel. DEVAN ZNZNZEN FIP AS ZIP AP AP BS AP AS AS AS Td AS IPAS IS IP we Ais * Ve Me Ma MV Me Me Me Me So Nb SV WM SM sk See oe, Seer Gee Po a eM MM HHH HH HHH YH HR HH HH HY Beautiful Suitings and Overeoats, FOR MEN’S WEAR.~dme A PERFECT E. E. DULAC, Merchant. Tailor. MMM HN HMR KH HH NN HY HY HY HY KH . I have an extensive line of imported and domestic . clot is for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and yeur ‘Sunday Best” Suit. Iam making OVERCOATS of the Latest Fashion, with satin linings ¢ i i i ; gs and silks facin 17 GUARANTEED. . that compare favorably with ‘‘store” crete: Verne . . and_see them. j Commercia Street,*in§Transcript Block. . i LT Se Oa For large oF sumber. delivered at a yard, on the lower Grass Valle All orders filled from the f as rs the prices will be STILL LOWER.. : . Advertising Medium ceive a share of the public patronage, .Hood’s Pills win new friends daily, / NO BETTER x Than the Daily Transcr . eR RM HOUS ant. om now on I am prepared to sell good building lumber at : S13 PER THOUSAND FEET. oring and Finishing Lumber, S20 PER THOUSAND. reasonable distance from town. Orde ; ahr nt . rs may be left at the road, or atgShurtletf & Son’s, Plaza Bed in Nevada ALICE WOSS. — ee ipt. LISSA THEDA Published . = BROWN & —— SEI -15.Cts. pe —_ wH SIX D Pema THURSD/ a = _ MIN Who Is 1 The Tele comb asser ‘to control the State } Not one . proached, alleged cor But the m the action They clait mittee, is hydraulic pended fe $3000 rea for the rea ‘tagonize a Railroad ( _ tacking a ment con: to formu’: aid to con expect to railroad « all the fri comiplain road co) means de and belie an exten’ is this M _himaelf t a Califor who kno the aim formed ? just wan ‘It is s great ho M.D., joining ply w which b gicians treatme hundre: desirou wonder The near N the bu familie ‘operat gseekin ze), S leave ' Rev pasto: was a Neva D.B reacl is on is by caus muc 10) nb