September 26, 1895 (4 pages)

@ ister : \ , the : £ } : pearred a j 1 : x er. : 3 : ‘ 6 : otice (Gee , ? ee : ae a days ‘ee ; : ; : . ——— sit inte : a = fe e = « > * me. —* VOL. LXVi6eN, 19739 : NEVADA CITY. CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1895. Established Sept.6, 1860, by N. P. Brown& Co, land fe ——— cecil . ; wa ° Eee oe ~ nen SSPE AE SMES eraser jiocaies 7th, . he Nevada City Daily Transcript PURITY AGE WATURITY co LE ORDINANCE NO. 128. of said public improvements above in this Or1 AX S . AG E, ; dinance set forth if the proposition to incur ‘ j ) ’ paneer said indebtedness be accepted by two thirds of pUBLISHED BYEBRY BVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAYS, peor : GUS KOPPE, Proprietor. N ORDINANCE CALLING A SPEGIAL all the qualified voters, voting at said election, f . an > One Round Trip Dail A lection in the City of Pevada submitting . and sald bonde will be issued and made payable THe OWN & CALKINS P 7 to the qualifled voters of said City at said elec: . % ‘hat ene fortieth partof the whole amount = liforBR Fare, $1.28 ion the proposition of incurring a municipal . #ball Be paid each and every year on a day ~ office NX, P. Brown. L. 8. CaLKINs. . z indebtedness toth aggregate amount of $60,and ata place to be fixed by said Board of Trusi Pe ge A nice, shady, 16-mile drive, with exce!000,00 for the purpose of acquring lands, water -tees, together with the interest on all sums unpublic SUBSCRIPTION PRICES, = lent scenery and no high trestles. rights rights of way,reservoirs and other rights paid at such date at the rate of six percent per iscripf : —— and things whatsoever necessary to construc cent per annum, untilthe emtire debt shall be = strictly in advance $6 00} 2 aT ell (ne Mon * (sei oer herrea he Se 3 00 il Timetable: and complete public water works fot the seid paid. section ¢ Gix months.ceccceeeeetersecesss uy ia 2 F Site the obs aa WA uae ection 7. ly. Three months,.-.-++++ a ee ge pO = Leave at 11:30 A. M. connecting with No. ty Sus tot.ar waien © = ibe too great to Be). ane special election hereby called as aforesaid ng the ree s 5 OW. : paid out of the ordinary annual income and : gainst Per week -a--+-ss: Aer @rr nes 15 cents 1 East'and No. 2 West bound trains. Dus ope sires shall be held on : aise nts per month. Co] ‘ evenve of said City; providing for the iseusubdiIf not paid in advance, 60 ce ters furnished free. d that Advertising Rates Tegal Oe one Rane rd . ance of Bonds ofsaid City to said amount for Monday, the 28th day of October, 1896, : on. 2 ’ F peas ee ee quare tor sditioual insertion. Business adverOrders left at Hennessey’s stable will be said purpose; prescribing the time and manner . and shall be held and conducted, the votes Wash3 teens tisements as per card rates. promptly attended to. of holding such election, and the Voting for or . thereat received and convassed, returns thereof LO ars Local notices 10 cents per line for first inser= = : acainst incurring such indebtedness, a dother made, and the result thereof ascertained and ister ; tion and fivecents for each additional insertion. Wl oe m — wise regulatin id election : ; = : > —<« <~ —~ Ah 8 g said election. determined as herein provided, and according Entered atthe the Postoffice at Nevada City oO : . The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do tothe law governing elections in said City of 1, 1879: as second-class matter. Q 5 : : ordain as follows : Nevada, and the polls of such clection shall be er —— arn IES i > and remain open from sun-rise of the 28th day : ra Section 1. of October, 1895, to th , . * . e hour fi f Fak meorn tg meaeee pase Judge 8 WILL NOW RECEIVE PUPILS IN : ie Whereas, the Board of Trustees of the City of . the afternoon of said day, even tae prcnetber Gacres. John CRIGWEi esr teter scree ee sheriff C t t d Dp k B t . Nevada by ordinance heretofore duly passed by . be closed, pa as he mi souriss '' TUnderésheriff ° VOCAL MUSIC oncen ra e uc oo Ss ; a vote of more than two-thirds of its. memSection 8. acres. J. G. Neagle.-. .,Deputy Sheriff and peed 4 ’ ; bers, i. ¢, by a unanimous vote, approved and] Notice of the gaid special election shall be 1E., 80 . re Seer ae “"*" Deputy Clerk 5! published as required by law has determined . published for not leas than two weeks prior to ) acres © WH. MGFD..ceeecce ese see ee sete! Erte he —-AND— that the public interest and necessity demand, . said day of election, and after the flval publiche Sian MUMERV I Cocke ss se pe usan peepee cnnmns ecorder ° d whe the public interest and nece ef eee Deputy Recorder j ARE STOUTER THAN’ STOUT. hla plese ecipe altar ape tc inbig roam gant acer Be Waller. ::.--20000e0t* ; ecanites VOICE CU U R ‘ eqi ‘ , ¢ wspapers publis n ag it i. 7 aysight Gr seloack Beene, Deputy Treasurer rights, rights of way, reservoirs and the con-. said City of Nevada, in accordance with the 8. Pp. T, Riley. Serial Diaries Aeshools : «truct’on and completion of a system of -water . terms of the statute in such cases made ‘and ; NEY W. J. Rogers. ,. Buperinten' at OT Sener Scene eg : : E : _} works that will furnish for the present and fu. provided. 3, BBS: a ig cer: te Administrator DISTILLED, STORED, AND BOTTLED Mrs. Parsons will be at the Ynion Hotel OUR LEATHER SOLED RU BBER BOOTS—e\ Cry . ture an ample supply of pure, wholesome water Section 9. 4 0 BF, Ma. Miller. 5.2.55 seee ne eetes _, Surveyor UNDER THE TREASURY AND INTER. vat to protect the health, comfort, safety and best The ballots which shall be used at the said ) E,, 40 Tuesd d Frid : SUPERVISORS. : NAL REVENUE, LAWS AND REGULA= every Tuesday and Hriday. interests of the inhabitants of said City, and . specialelection shall be of the same character Ly 14, J, M. BUFFINGTON, D. McPHETRES, TIONS OF THE U. 8. GUARANTEEING : that the cost thereof is too great to be paid out . and fdrm as those ballots used at other muntejuly24 & F.M PRIDGEON, T. J. BOpiNey TO THE CONSUMER PURITY, AGE, Pair Guaranteed. of the ordinary annual income and revenue of . ipal eléctions in the said City of Nevada, exE. W. DONNELLY. MATURITY. ENDORSED BY THE MEI® . Latest and Best Methods Taught. . said City ; and 24 copt as otherwise: provided herein. Bach of ICAL PROFESSION FOR TONIC AND = es Whereas, said Board of Trustees tas: deter . said ballots shall have printed thereon the folee aie ee ‘ * ~ a Ms is A STIMULATING PROPERTIES. 4 : mined and does hereby determine that the as. lowing heading, to wit: “Municipal Ticket.’’ unIR THE a ‘ : sa i . TICE. Gans ‘ ‘ ree <. . : 4 sessed value of ald property, both real and per. derneath which sball be printed the number patent NO CROWN DISTILLERIES co, Special attention given to Voice Building For sale by all reliable merchants. SEE ae a eeeecatle purpoves. 1s the . of the precitictin which such ballot ia to bevoted — ; t and Voice. Placing. ; sum of $855,299.00 and thatthe annual income . underneath which shall be printed the follow: f the es: PACIFIC COAST STORES, bie ; , 2 c : 43 ss ‘ Se Se ey! and revenues of said City do not amount to ing words t cp , ring for Tourists, Business Professional, toy Ateo ise toon eee Lessons in Sight Singing, foe Castors more een ie san = $8000.00 ; ae " ; ai tadetenanion te eon esos toe and per: : : San Francisco, Cav ‘ and Adults, given in, classes at reduced Th Whereas, by‘resolutiow sald Board did duly . aggregate amount of 960,000 for the acquisition aa Sick, Well and Pleasure Secking. Ay Iso Ay RD ‘8g SON ates, FOR SALE ! ere appoint and authorize F.° M. Miller, Geo. L. . of reservoirs, lands, rights of way, water rights, Pag Pr ee: : ? MRS. H. G. PARSONS, Nusbaumer ant W. F. Boardman, as Civil En. and alt other things and rights whatsoever necor Court . Sole Agents for Nevada Connty. 2 gineers to make surveys, plans and catimates . cssary for constructing and completing said 895, at 10 , MEN AND WOMEN SropP AT THE Sey os eee ee eae? augl Grass Valley, Cal. — re of said contemplated water works on behalf of . water works, and constructing and completing room of ; Se : Te " paar = and inthe interest of suid City of Nevada, and the same,as set forth In Ordinance No, 1: In. in the —_ Famous : : — wt Lt Loft t b i th this, sh osc ; ‘ oy x B ‘4 é hereas, said Héard of Trustees hag bereto. dernea' n this, shall be printed the followi 3 " T) > ais ; wing: bag PS Oe an ah . El Paso de Robles Springs. 1 Cl . IZENS BANK One 10-10. ‘Steam I ump Others fore caused to be made by F. M. Miller, Geo. L.-. ‘Lo vote for or against incurring said indebtede LPs muy ecg é e e avis, . 3 Station Pump. . ) Nusbaumer andW. F. Boardman, plans and os-} Ness stamp a cross (X) to the right of and said deCo i oe @ ‘ . . timadtes of the cost of said contemplated public against the answer which you desi ” leasure Resort on BROAD STREET, -_'-NEVADA CITY tT) = i At t , sh you desire to give. eapy st Fe ry gaa and P : : Two 6-in. Sinking Pumps, But they're not half as good improvements, which said plans and estlinates Underneath which shall be printed in one line y Trak; Teacher of (Incorperated 1876.) Co eland & Maxwell makers. for Sunburn, Chapped Hands# Were duly submitted to said Board and by the following: ‘For incurring the indebtedlished im : Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. , — * B il 6 and Face ae Ss Opal Cream,” . them heretofore duly accepted and approved, ness,’ to the right of which shall be printed in oe ‘The waters are unequalled for their mediciCAPITAL wo Boilers, 44x10. It leaves the akin soft and After carefu! examination and consideration by . one square the word “Yea” with @ blank square Li, B ‘nal value in cases of OCAL AND INSTRUUSIC ; One H oisting Engine, I 2x36 white, and is neither sticky said Board ; and te the right thereof, and immediatcly belo the Judge : Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, MENTAL Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Rests for Flare bl nor greasy. For gentlemen's acwre ald Geo, b. Nwsbanmerand W. F. same, in one line, the following: ‘For aa d Bladder Troubles Paidupincoin, = = * 50,000 eels [or at a c. 2 uge after shaving it has no Boardman are each and all competent civil en. ring the indebtedness,” to the right of which 5 Liver, Kidney an . 4 Skin Di : ——Also—Undivided profits, .22,000 Two Flat Ropés, S/ex4 in., equal, Twenty-five cents a gineors who before doing said work have nee _ be printed, in one square, the word ‘‘No,” Eczema and all Blood an n s= 5 2 i = ; ‘ bottle. ; successful experience’ in such work a8 the . witha blank square to the right thereof. Every CAL., j CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR i i each 620 feet long. Our Perfect Toot. Powder is . *foresald contemplated public improvements, . voter desiring to vote in favor of the proposition “tet eases. : vine wee GES eh ce : OFFICERS: Two Safety Cages. a fragrant, harmless dentifrice,. Which facts said Board of Trustees has deter} of incurring the said indebtedness shall, in emt is evada City, Grass Valley and other : Z , : Ae , : , ; fice adTrains leave 8rd and Townsend :Btreet, Tw sortions of Nevada county weekly for the pur-] E. M PRESTON. 22.5.5. obastas PRESIDENT One g-in. Plunger Shaft Preserves the teeth and hard_ d ~ a caeed soerumrmls adjudge and vere ~~: cross (X) in the blank square to this day Francisco, Calif., every morn er 15. pose of instructing pupils at their own home. RM. HUNT..Vicon PRESIDENT ens the gums. Twenty-tive . Setermine hereby ; ant e right of the word “Yes,” printed upon his nis bore ng at Springs at $.80 Pp. M. same day. Fee capi chet as oe of tuition, = ap. JOHN T. MORGAN..---+-.+----CASHIER Pump 3 cents at Whereas, it appears by said plans and esti. ballotas aforesaid; and every voter desiring to in, bear# $ y : tothe Professor, by letter or personally, at F RGAN. .Ass’TCASHIEB and Sxc’y . ate or see ; . at Gui grein de: No Staging. Fare $6.20. Be towne in North San Juan, or at the Union D.E.MORGA 8x 4 Pum Column e 5 mates that the cost of such contemplated pub. vote against suid proposition shall, in voting, district ite for P hlet. Hotel, Nevada City sae x9 : : P = : : in on S lic imprevements will amount to $60,000.00 in. stamp a cross {X) inthe blank square tothe rnia, and dena dins eieratld 5 ——— Sreecron T, Mox One Engine, 10X20. y . e the 3eGregate, which amcuntis largely in extight of the word No,” printed fpon his ballot fe Byet on. BE. F. BURNS, Manager. haba eg eres ig” Pere O Bl = (Baker's) No cos of the ordinary annual income and reve. as aforesaid, a2 Meridian, pR. DAVID L. DEAL Medical Advisor. P. F. SIMONDS, NILES SEARLS L, HousMAN, ne ower = ‘ 4: Se nue of said City. 7 Section 10. llows, to2 . Kawaae anh Caniaiasik La BE. M. PegsTon. One Boring Outfit, consistDrugs, Now therefore, in consideration of the prem-] ‘The election precincts andthe numbers and a we y J it CORRESPONDENTS: ing of En ine Boiier Derrick u ses, and in pursuance of the acts, ordinances . poundaries thereof shall be the same ag those », 1" from TILL PRACTICEIN THE STATE AND U New York—National Bank of North Ame> 24 npet ’ Jets ’ Stationery. and proceedings aforesaid, and of the Statutes heretofore established, created and designated . Bees. 18, 8. Courts. gon Francisco—First National Bank. Tools, etc., in good conden. . =. 2 . apse oe es “ — eee by the Board of Trustees of the said City of Ne., bears 8. pea Saas ~ : a = ar on is hereby called and orderec to be he . . _ Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills 3 vada, und now exiating therein, Th lac oo Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. oO. ; ae Go. Enquire of BROAD STREET. and conducted in and forthe City of Nevada, . election, and the ae det ‘“ ar cited ). No. 4? 0. F. . We issue Bight Deatte payable in THEO. WETZEL, see Dales = : ____] State of California, at the time and in the man. said special election in each eg esvend). pie Sligo lo-: eva a oun J arrow alge a dhs SAN FRANCISCO * ner hereinafter fixed and prescribed, at which . ojncts of said Cit a ; % . ; , : ‘ity of Nevada shall b dt Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall SACRAMENTO. Derbec M ine. special election there shall be submitted to the . are hereby designated and MeeMikt Ga au ae Svery uwdand 4th Monday of Each Month Also Bills of Exchange payahle at sight in the}. = SES : qualified voters of said City of Nevada to} lows, towit : os a. at 7:30 o’clock. principal cities of Great says! ary nepal : 9) be voted upon at said special election as The places of election shall be: f . 3 v] ; tof the Unite tes & srel i : $ ). No. 6;"" w. F. ENGLEBRIGHT,C. P. Collections on any par i ' = Ld hereinafter provided, the proposition of For Precinct One : ‘Clutter’s Carriage 8 re 1. Or 228.4 GEO. A. GRAY, 8. specialty. . iG . incurring an indebtedness by said City of Ne: c Bh ‘ . : Highest price paid for County and State War £ ess bY y &. on Boulder Street. snce N. 16oe eee ee hare P P : a vada amounting in the aggregate to the sum of For Preeinct Two; “City Hall’ By As oy ‘Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. S. G. W. gold and Silver Bullion purchased. $60,000 for the purpose of acquiring lands, water . gtreot : by Kae on Broad 68a . . . Pythian Castle rights, rights of way, reservoir and all other For Preeinct TI + serpy ; ” Meeta at Py : tice — rights and things whatsoever necessary for the te easiest dere ee Meaerigt RENE OF 6 deg. 18 Every Tuesday Evening at 7:30 o'clock. TIE TABLE NO. 51. This Bank maintains an office at Grass Valley, conatructio! and o i i Za : iid epinnin ; } and completion of public weter The offic } hell o sing ve JOHN C. NILON, President. where a general Banking business 1s transara ior the waldCity of Neved @ officers Who 6h conduct said special i OM D. ED. J. MORGAN, R.8 Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on . acted. J. M. THOMAS é All Persons are warned not peat : or BA : : y a vie Ly ee con. election shall be : ” . eo i. ‘i > Oe ss : and after Friday, June 14, 1895, as zi a . atructing aac completing said water works, For Precinct One— en ~ ta 4 No® 6, K. T follows : Resident Agent at Grass Valley. ; Section 2. Inspectore—Richard Tremain and John Bro D. No.1" Nevada mmandery, 9 Be Be . . f ‘ oi i : die. og. 88 mit LEAVING FOR COLFAX. Seer . d th Iron Khe objecte and t ; eg. 33 min. ; to ride or rive over £ rl jects aud purposes for which the said oe : : ommon to Meets at Masonic Hal A ri Daily; connecting with Lo JOHN . CALDWELL indebtedness is proposed to be incurred are as —— z = Fleming end Samuel Curtis. ar gy a Wiret and Third Thursday of Each Month at 5-30 3g se Tren arrivAne at Sap y ig follows; The acquisition by the said City of oo -H.C, Welsenburger apd J. J. Jack* Sere ees pene P M Daily cn engne with OvérAttorney at, WwW, Notary Public and Bridges at the foot of Broad Nevada of reservoirs, rights of way, lands and Ballot Clerka—George B, Jot , Th FRED. SEARLS, Com. . 12 15 : land Train leaving San Conveyancer. all other rights and things whatsoever, necess@. po roy ea a omas ry 1. J. BOLFE, BR Frunciseo-at 7:00 A. M. FFICE—BROAD 8T., OPP. NATIONAL AO-* ry for constructing and completing public water ab * x mar IE a ‘i a é Su 2 2 siden said ec No 30, Y. M. I 1.45 P Mn tend ‘Yeaiue arAiving at” Ban O ee ote Eat t a nag ek try fone and Main Street faster than a works for said City and ite inhabitants, and to gece cona ge Allanand ©. J. Brand ITs > «Rel Wea ne “45 Jourts 0 8 fe. Est te Z , , "I A pec ors BPs 4. and. Pipe doen 4 Nevada City Gouna SO caged OO ally connecting with Overceedings will receive careful attention. NORTHWAY & MORRIS: Props. ce ak a bite nny he *. Judges—John Swart end E. Booth, ra Fug er es Meeta at Hibernia Hall 11.00 land Train jeaving San Fran. —————————— re gail aif SR DTT Ea walk : : ; pipes ois a ee ae Clerks—!. J. Rolfe and E. J. Rector. OO eee Evening com-. cisco at 6.00 P. M. . pees ases ‘pee 5 : Ballot Clerks—Max Isoard and Jot ia, durin Every Alternate Friday MA shall be neds th : te le soard and John Webber. hereof, oF nts peer. as Hen Tey AVE Y . LBRSEAS FOR OBSTET NATIONAL RKET _ . First-Class in all its Appointments. par ita inhabliante a heey eae ae the provig~~ J. M. FOLEY, President. A TY BMEX. Fore on thig train. i : The law will be strictly en: wholesome water. Inspectors—Geo. M. Hughes and John DunolRegister @ARL SCHEMES RB. 8 3-45 25 cents. Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. All Sunny Rooms. ee cliff. ; * ce ction ¢ ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. = A © . Judges—B. N, Shoecraft and Henry Lane, 8, K. of P Ks Daily, connecting with OverC.J.NAFFZIGER, Prop r. forced W. U. Telegraph Office in the Ho1se. The estimated cost of the acquisitionand. Clerks—J. E. Carr and J. Ey Isaac. going NoMilo Lodge, No. 48, K. 0 « 320 A ri fend train leaving San FranPork,Mutton . : 2 > construétion of said reservoirs, lands, rights of Ballot Clerks—Felix Gillet and A. Hartung. plished f{ & Beef, , tton, Stopping place for all states and busses 8 tive tied Meets at Pythian Castle cisco at 6:00 P. M. atl e ih oF Veal, Sausages, ete. D.B GETC HELL ] : . way, water rights, aud other rights and things bein a Cite, Ne ‘Every Friday Evening at 7:30 o'clock. 9-43 ATI pe icin {ros Yast Biases, Bacon ont Tare 4 , Electric Lights throughout the building, whatsoever neceseary there’or, and of the. Assoon asthe polle are closed in each of i Sa H. R. HOSKINS, C. C. Pri Daily, conttecting -with . ¥20¢ ate sae rendering it absolutely safe from fire. whole of said pubic improvements is aa fol-. said precincts the Judges of election shall caneit , 4-55 Overland Train leaving And all kinds of Meats Marshal. lows, towit : the, sum of $60,000 ; Keister. R, K. of R. and 8. : M. usually found in a first ; bee : iia vaxs the votes cast in their respective precincts id ed at) B #8. RECTOR, San Francisco at 7:00 A. j Has the largest and t 1 1 : eat Daily connecting with local class merket, a ae Se ; gest and most modern dining Bection 4 for and vgainst incurring the indebtedfiess ern. 50 P leaving Sacramento at 5,00 P. . Meats delivered free of : room in the city, with the freshest and best aforesaid, as nearly as practicable; inthe manner LAUREL PARLOR, No. 6, . M. and all points South. charge. oe NOTICE TO the markets afford. The acquisition of -said lands, reservoirs, . provided by law for cauvassing votes for municiPRICE, e . ARRIVING FROM GRASS VALLEY. = cpameat . TAKE NOTICE—No Chinese employed . rights of way, water rights and all other rights . pal officers elected at elections held in the Cit 8, 1895.) > , yof VAT THES WN. a Cr. VW . P ri Daily. Fare on this train FRED SEARLS, a ; inthe House. and things whats ‘ever required for conetruct. Nevada, The returns for the said precincts ¥ #, Cen. y ‘AE SECOND AND FOURTH 1.30 resiasrasi ‘ Attorney and Comnseior at LAW, I f Is bo Builders The new management of the Union Hotel, . '# and completing said public water works, } shall be made out and signed in the usual form page. BETS OR aot yah month at Pythian CasJOHN F. KIDDER, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS, < + . with its constantly adding improvements, . "24 the said construction aud completion of . py the officers of election for said’ precincts reds; that the MISS LULU CLUTTER, Pres. Pres. & Gon’l. Manager. W Btate and Federal. make it the finest and most popular resort . * id water works as aforesaid are necersary . pectively,and shall be forthwith deposited tion, and a visions, has . this office erested and ing the date against the or subdiviaind that the ‘han agriculd noted for MISS MARY HOOK, R. Sec y. Snacienmennnceens THOS. S. FORD, and Counselor at Law, Attorne O FICE— mercial and Pine streets. FRANK T. NILON, LONES BUILDING, COR, COMEPW’D, H. BROWN, Superintendent. J. K. CARR. T.H. CARR. CARR BROS. —— I ain prepared to do all kinds of First-class Plumbing and Water Pipe Work Connection:Taps made to Main. Brass and Plumbing Goods in the mountains of Northern-Central Californids ots, SCHMIDT BROS., Pine Street, Nevada City to the City of Nevada and its inhabitants for the following reasons, to-wit First: Becanse it now is, and for many years Jast past has been utterly impossible to obtain an adequate supply of pure, wholegome water for the use of said City and itsinhabitants for any fair, orreasonable sum of money, the price charged therefor being exorbitant. with theClerk of the Board of Trustees of said ‘ity of Nevada, together with the ballota cast it said special electi in said precincts respectively, The Board of Trustees of said City «halles soon.asthe said returns and ballots from-all of said precinets have been deposited with said Clerk canvass the said returns in the manner proided by law for canvassing reeee Leadin Cig r Dea : Second; Because the presentsystem of water . (urns of election of municipal officer di af) & 5 Attorney and Counselor at Law. PROPRIETORS OF THE— ot. all kinds ia stock, x Cigar Dealers works owned by Mrs. K. C. Huntington, and the . City. If, upon the canvass of said Wes Benge " Replster, ' FFICE—MORGAN & ROBERTS’ BLOCK, ' : oa. Water and Gas Pipe. ee eae only source of supply now and for many years) shall be ascertained and determined that at” . Nevada City. Will practice in all the}: -fR. ; A Leading Lad G . hoths last past supplying #ald City and its Inhabit. joast two thirds of allthe voters voting at satd Courts. Hardware Stoy Paints (il z y eneral Arthur, ante thereol with water, is imperfect, the pipes, . gpecial election have voted in fav t , ' ’ y. The Best Humboldt Imp’td, : ons deena cc os agi ‘ Estrella mains and literals are corroded and’ clogged . yforesaid proposition for incurring the said in= ' ond / J J “7 nishes. 5 Cent d Bohemian Club with rust, and do notextend to all parts of the-} gebtedness $60,000.00, then the bonds of said and Oregon L d For Sale a ar CIGAR ( La Rosa ’ City or supply all the inhabitants thereof with } city of Nevada hereinbefore mentioned shall , ’ “wae * ’ 75) ; * ’ water. be issued by the Board of Trustees a q r al : Masonic Building, Cor. Pine aul Commercial Streets, Nevada City: IRON, STEEL AND COAL. in the City. Harmonia Third: Because in case of emergency, fire,. py law provided, amd as hereafter Sioatnea te ¢. 17, Town, ; t etc., there isa wholly inadequate supply and) said Board. 4 of SE. of —— CROCKERY, {nsufficienéy of pressure of water for the. needs : Section 12. ablo Mer. G LY ON HAND 4 j and requirements of said City, and that by no y jaly20-10W KEEP CONSTANT c : ‘ Immedjately wpon passage of this Ordinance july20 utlery, Guns and Pistols. méans, other than the acquisition of the afore. ” gaat The Large and Beautiful Tract of y» te eeopens. able ane pi aa Rear ErcyoetE TT ite approval by the President of the Board ice fee Pub-ice, r 10th, 1896, . Compliance }of Congress or the eof lifornia, OreLand, between the Two Grass Valley roads, and known as the “GASHIN: FIELD” sebacant School Books, : i Complete Stuck ‘of Drags, Patent Medicines, Oils, Varnishes, Ete Plated Ware, . Hose, Belting and all kind of Mining Supplies. I have the only first-class Empire Stable, Bros St., Nevada City, opp. National Exchange re Hote). JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r: struction and completion of said public water works, a8 hereinbefore set forth. can said City and its inhabitants be properly supplied. That the public interestand necessities of the City of Nevada and its inhabitants demand the acquisition, construction and completion of such public water works. : Section 5. of Trustees aforesaid, the said Ordinance ts 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 pub lished jn each issue of said paper as often as th game is puvlished during said period, and the last publication thereof shal! not be less than a Afteen days prior to the day of the special eo George with oe an ia baxpuied. Blank Books. Plumber in the County. That the cost of the acquisition of said pr election hereby one ; rf 3 ed in this of! ; ; me : The Empire Livery Stable sty salite, oné thlelh ee at tae somes ee ae of the City of Ne~ Le of et Fur particulars enquire of Miscellaneous Books, GEO E TURNER nes 6 @ largest lot of tien and completion of “paid reservoirs, is end veds, Beptember 18th, 1806 North Range, 4 a « j Fel an : . will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary Paneod be the tollawing 26te. ee od a hoe I. J: ROLFE . Periodicals, @ORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES Ayes: Reker, Care, Ghat, Hook, Bich, or its timber oses, and to lore the Reg-Pictorials, bb, 67 and 00 Pine Street, Nevada ity. To be foundinthispart the State. annual income and revenue of said City of Nevada, and that it fs necessary to Incuran indebtedness by said City ih the aggregate sum Noes D. 8. BAKER, 5 > resi the] } {November W. E. F. DEAL, of 360,000.00, and to fsue bonds of the said City . * oe avg of: Clty Truatess of the red W. WhitZ 2 Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagous and . to that amount to pay the cost thereof: c hnsop, John dversely the Attorney at Law. Ww. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, . Finest Brands of Cigar iN Nevada City. terms. Hacksto let at short notice and on reasonable “i Section 6. That bonds of the City of Nevada of the Attest—T. H. Camp, Clerk of the Board. Approved September 16th, 1895. : D. 8. BAKER, ed to file their = = President of the Board of Trustees of the City ald. wed Say Rooms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block D* 7.9 isan peargy gu por eo s The horwes are tee iro as ey 0006 or pera Sa ie eave ” ip ee of Nevada aad the Executive of sald Ci, : vie? adie 7 ~ . eamount eof 000.00, W e isaved forthe eostsaeco SAN FRANCISCO. _i Roberts lock. Revads Sey, Vouraste drive. (Sead. 1 Crm ‘3 < e eo v rr) ® : x

@ ister : \ , the : £ } : pearred a j 1 : x er. : 3 : ‘ 6 : otice (Gee , ? ee : ae a days ‘ee ; : ; : . ——— sit inte : a = fe e = « > * me. —* VOL. LXVi6eN, 19739 : NEVADA CITY. CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1895. Established Sept.6, 1860, by N. P. Brown& Co, land fe ——— cecil . ; wa ° Eee oe ~ nen SSPE AE SMES eraser jiocaies 7th, . he Nevada City Daily Transcript PURITY AGE WATURITY co LE ORDINANCE NO. 128. of said public improvements above in this Or1 AX S . AG E, ; dinance set forth if the proposition to incur ‘ j ) ’ paneer said indebtedness be accepted by two thirds of pUBLISHED BYEBRY BVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAYS, peor : GUS KOPPE, Proprietor. N ORDINANCE CALLING A SPEGIAL all the qualified voters, voting at said election, f . an > One Round Trip Dail A lection in the City of Pevada submitting . and sald bonde will be issued and made payable THe OWN & CALKINS P 7 to the qualifled voters of said City at said elec: . % ‘hat ene fortieth partof the whole amount = liforBR Fare, $1.28 ion the proposition of incurring a municipal . #ball Be paid each and every year on a day ~ office NX, P. Brown. L. 8. CaLKINs. . z indebtedness toth aggregate amount of $60,and ata place to be fixed by said Board of Trusi Pe ge A nice, shady, 16-mile drive, with exce!000,00 for the purpose of acquring lands, water -tees, together with the interest on all sums unpublic SUBSCRIPTION PRICES, = lent scenery and no high trestles. rights rights of way,reservoirs and other rights paid at such date at the rate of six percent per iscripf : —— and things whatsoever necessary to construc cent per annum, untilthe emtire debt shall be = strictly in advance $6 00} 2 aT ell (ne Mon * (sei oer herrea he Se 3 00 il Timetable: and complete public water works fot the seid paid. section ¢ Gix months..ceccceeeeetersecesss uy ia 2 F Site the obs aa WA uae ection 7. ly. Three months,..-.-++++ a ee ge pO = Leave at 11:30 A. M. connecting with No. ty Sus tot.ar waien © = ibe too great to Be). ane special election hereby called as aforesaid ng the ree s 5 OW. : paid out of the ordinary annual income and : gainst Per week -a--+-ss: Aer @rr nes 15 cents 1 East'and No. 2 West bound trains. Dus ope sires shall be held on : aise nts per month. Co] ‘ evenve of said City; providing for the iseusubdiIf not paid in advance, 60 ce ters furnished free. d that Advertising Rates Tegal Oe one Rane rd . ance of Bonds ofsaid City to said amount for Monday, the 28th day of October, 1896, : on. 2 ’ F peas ee ee quare tor sditioual insertion. Business adverOrders left at Hennessey’s stable will be said purpose; prescribing the time and manner . and shall be held and conducted, the votes Wash3 teens tisements as per card rates. promptly attended to. of holding such election, and the Voting for or . thereat received and convassed, returns thereof LO ars Local notices 10 cents per line for first inser= = : acainst incurring such indebtedness, a dother made, and the result thereof ascertained and ister ; tion and fivecents for each additional insertion. Wl oe m — wise regulatin id election : ; = : > —<« <~ —~ Ah 8 g said election. determined as herein provided, and according Entered atthe the Postoffice at Nevada City oO : . The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do tothe law governing elections in said City of 1, 1879: as second-class matter. Q 5 : : ordain as follows : Nevada, and the polls of such clection shall be er —— arn IES i > and remain open from sun-rise of the 28th day : ra Section 1. of October, 1895, to th , . * . e hour fi f Fak meorn tg meaeee pase Judge 8 WILL NOW RECEIVE PUPILS IN : ie Whereas, the Board of Trustees of the City of . the afternoon of said day, even tae prcnetber Gacres. John CRIGWEi esr teter scree ee sheriff C t t d Dp k B t . Nevada by ordinance heretofore duly passed by . be closed, pa as he mi souriss '' TUnderésheriff ° VOCAL MUSIC oncen ra e uc oo Ss ; a vote of more than two-thirds of its. memSection 8. acres. J. G. Neagle..-. .,Deputy Sheriff and peed 4 ’ ; bers, i. ¢, by a unanimous vote, approved and] Notice of the gaid special election shall be 1E., 80 . re Seer ae “"*" Deputy Clerk 5! published as required by law has determined . published for not leas than two weeks prior to ) acres © WH. MGFD....ceeecce ese see ee sete! Erte he —-AND— that the public interest and necessity demand, . said day of election, and after the flval publiche Sian MUMERV I Cocke ss se pe usan peepee cnnmns ecorder ° d whe the public interest and nece ef eee Deputy Recorder j ARE STOUTER THAN’ STOUT. hla plese ecipe altar ape tc inbig roam gant acer Be Waller. ::..--20000e0t* ; ecanites VOICE CU U R ‘ eqi ‘ , ¢ wspapers publis n ag it i. 7 aysight Gr seloack Beene, Deputy Treasurer rights, rights of way, reservoirs and the con-. said City of Nevada, in accordance with the 8. Pp. T, Riley.. Serial Diaries Aeshools : «truct’on and completion of a system of -water . terms of the statute in such cases made ‘and ; NEY W. J. Rogers. ,. Buperinten' at OT Sener Scene eg : : E : _} works that will furnish for the present and fu. provided. 3, BBS: a ig cer: te Administrator DISTILLED, STORED, AND BOTTLED Mrs. Parsons will be at the Ynion Hotel OUR LEATHER SOLED RU BBER BOOTS—e\ Cry . ture an ample supply of pure, wholesome water Section 9. 4 0 BF, Ma. Miller.. 5.2.55 seee ne eetes _, Surveyor UNDER THE TREASURY AND INTER. vat to protect the health, comfort, safety and best The ballots which shall be used at the said ) E,, 40 Tuesd d Frid : SUPERVISORS. : NAL REVENUE, LAWS AND REGULA= every Tuesday and Hriday. interests of the inhabitants of said City, and . specialelection shall be of the same character Ly 14, J, M. BUFFINGTON, D. McPHETRES, TIONS OF THE U. 8. GUARANTEEING : that the cost thereof is too great to be paid out . and fdrm as those ballots used at other muntejuly24 & F.M PRIDGEON, T. J. BOpiNey TO THE CONSUMER PURITY, AGE, Pair Guaranteed. of the ordinary annual income and revenue of . ipal eléctions in the said City of Nevada, exE. W. DONNELLY. MATURITY. ENDORSED BY THE MEI® . Latest and Best Methods Taught. . said City ; and 24 copt as otherwise: provided herein. Bach of ICAL PROFESSION FOR TONIC AND = es Whereas, said Board of Trustees tas: deter . said ballots shall have printed thereon the folee aie ee ‘ * ~ a Ms is A STIMULATING PROPERTIES. 4 : mined and does hereby determine that the as. lowing heading, to wit: “Municipal Ticket.’’ unIR THE a ‘ : sa i . TICE. Gans ‘ ‘ ree <. . : 4 sessed value of ald property, both real and per. derneath which sball be printed the number patent NO CROWN DISTILLERIES co, Special attention given to Voice Building For sale by all reliable merchants. SEE ae a eeeecatle purpoves. 1s the . of the precitictin which such ballot ia to bevoted — ; t and Voice. Placing. ; sum of $855,299.00 and thatthe annual income . underneath which shall be printed the follow: f the es: PACIFIC COAST STORES, bie ; , 2 c : 43 ss ‘ Se Se ey! and revenues of said City do not amount to ing words t cp , ring for Tourists, Business Professional, toy Ateo ise toon eee Lessons in Sight Singing, foe Castors more een ie san = $8000.00 ; ae " ; ai tadetenanion te eon esos toe and per: : : San Francisco, Cav ‘ and Adults, given in, classes at reduced Th Whereas, by‘resolutiow sald Board did duly . aggregate amount of 960,000 for the acquisition aa Sick, Well and Pleasure Secking. Ay Iso Ay RD ‘8g SON ates, FOR SALE ! ere appoint and authorize F.° M. Miller, Geo. L. . of reservoirs, lands, rights of way, water rights, Pag Pr ee: : ? MRS. H. G. PARSONS, Nusbaumer ant W. F. Boardman, as Civil En. and alt other things and rights whatsoever necor Court . Sole Agents for Nevada Connty. 2 gineers to make surveys, plans and catimates . cssary for constructing and completing said 895, at 10 , MEN AND WOMEN SropP AT THE Sey os eee ee eae? augl Grass Valley, Cal. — re of said contemplated water works on behalf of . water works, and constructing and completing room of ; Se : Te " paar = and inthe interest of suid City of Nevada, and the same,as set forth In Ordinance No, 1: In. in the —_ Famous : : — wt Lt Loft t b i th this, sh osc ; ‘ oy x B ‘4 é hereas, said Héard of Trustees hag bereto. dernea' n this, shall be printed the followi 3 " T) > ais ; wing: bag PS Oe an ah . El Paso de Robles Springs. 1 Cl . IZENS BANK One 10-10. ‘Steam I ump Others fore caused to be made by F. M. Miller, Geo. L.-. ‘Lo vote for or against incurring said indebtede LPs muy ecg é e e avis, . 3 Station Pump. . ) Nusbaumer andW. F. Boardman, plans and os-} Ness stamp a cross (X) to the right of and said deCo i oe @ ‘ . . timadtes of the cost of said contemplated public against the answer which you desi ” leasure Resort on BROAD STREET, -_'-NEVADA CITY tT) = i At t , sh you desire to give. eapy st Fe ry gaa and P : : Two 6-in. Sinking Pumps, But they're not half as good improvements, which said plans and estlinates Underneath which shall be printed in one line y Trak; Teacher of (Incorperated 1876.) Co eland & Maxwell makers. for Sunburn, Chapped Hands# Were duly submitted to said Board and by the following: ‘For incurring the indebtedlished im : Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. , — * B il 6 and Face ae Ss Opal Cream,” . them heretofore duly accepted and approved, ness,’ to the right of which shall be printed in oe ‘The waters are unequalled for their mediciCAPITAL wo Boilers, 44x10. It leaves the akin soft and After carefu! examination and consideration by . one square the word “Yea” with @ blank square Li, B ‘nal value in cases of OCAL AND INSTRUUSIC ; One H oisting Engine, I 2x36 white, and is neither sticky said Board ; and te the right thereof, and immediatcly belo the Judge : Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, MENTAL Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Rests for Flare bl nor greasy. For gentlemen's acwre ald Geo, b. Nwsbanmerand W. F. same, in one line, the following: ‘For aa d Bladder Troubles Paidupincoin, = = * 50,000 eels [or at a c. 2 uge after shaving it has no Boardman are each and all competent civil en. ring the indebtedness,” to the right of which 5 Liver, Kidney an . 4 Skin Di : ——Also—Undivided profits, .22,000 Two Flat Ropés, S/ex4 in., equal, Twenty-five cents a gineors who before doing said work have nee _ be printed, in one square, the word ‘‘No,” Eczema and all Blood an n s= 5 2 i = ; ‘ bottle. ; successful experience’ in such work a8 the . witha blank square to the right thereof. Every CAL., j CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR i i each 620 feet long. Our Perfect Toot. Powder is . *foresald contemplated public improvements, . voter desiring to vote in favor of the proposition “tet eases. : vine wee GES eh ce : OFFICERS: Two Safety Cages. a fragrant, harmless dentifrice,. Which facts said Board of Trustees has deter} of incurring the said indebtedness shall, in emt is evada City, Grass Valley and other : Z , : Ae , : , ; fice adTrains leave 8rd and Townsend :Btreet, Tw sortions of Nevada county weekly for the pur-] E. M PRESTON. 22.5.5. obastas PRESIDENT One g-in. Plunger Shaft Preserves the teeth and hard_ d ~ a caeed soerumrmls adjudge and vere ~~: cross (X) in the blank square to this day Francisco, Calif., every morn er 15. pose of instructing pupils at their own home. RM. HUNT....Vicon PRESIDENT ens the gums. Twenty-tive . Setermine hereby ; ant e right of the word “Yes,” printed upon his nis bore ng at Springs at $.80 Pp. M. same day. Fee capi chet as oe of tuition, = ap. JOHN T. MORGAN....---+-.+----CASHIER Pump 3 cents at Whereas, it appears by said plans and esti. ballotas aforesaid; and every voter desiring to in, bear# $ y : tothe Professor, by letter or personally, at F RGAN.. .Ass’TCASHIEB and Sxc’y . ate or see ; . at Gui grein de: No Staging. Fare $6.20. Be towne in North San Juan, or at the Union D.E.MORGA 8x 4 Pum Column e 5 mates that the cost of such contemplated pub. vote against suid proposition shall, in voting, district ite for P hlet. Hotel, Nevada City sae x9 : : P = : : in on S lic imprevements will amount to $60,000.00 in. stamp a cross {X) inthe blank square tothe rnia, and dena dins eieratld 5 ——— Sreecron T, Mox One Engine, 10X20. y . e the 3eGregate, which amcuntis largely in extight of the word No,” printed fpon his ballot fe Byet on. BE. F. BURNS, Manager. haba eg eres ig” Pere O Bl = (Baker's) No cos of the ordinary annual income and reve. as aforesaid, a2 Meridian, pR. DAVID L. DEAL Medical Advisor. P. F. SIMONDS, NILES SEARLS L, HousMAN, ne ower = ‘ 4: Se nue of said City. 7 Section 10. llows, to2 . Kawaae anh Caniaiasik La BE. M. PegsTon. One Boring Outfit, consistDrugs, Now therefore, in consideration of the prem-] ‘The election precincts andthe numbers and a we y J it CORRESPONDENTS: ing of En ine Boiier Derrick u ses, and in pursuance of the acts, ordinances . poundaries thereof shall be the same ag those », 1" from TILL PRACTICEIN THE STATE AND U New York—National Bank of North Ame> 24 npet ’ Jets ’ Stationery. and proceedings aforesaid, and of the Statutes heretofore established, created and designated . Bees. 18, 8. Courts. gon Francisco—First National Bank. Tools, etc., in good conden. . =. 2 . apse oe es “ — eee by the Board of Trustees of the said City of Ne., bears 8. pea Saas ~ : a = ar on is hereby called and orderec to be he . . _ Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills 3 vada, und now exiating therein, Th lac oo Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. oO. ; ae Go. Enquire of BROAD STREET. and conducted in and forthe City of Nevada, . election, and the ae det ‘“ ar cited ). No. 4? 0. F. . We issue Bight Deatte payable in THEO. WETZEL, see Dales = : ____] State of California, at the time and in the man. said special election in each eg esvend). pie Sligo lo-: eva a oun J arrow alge a dhs SAN FRANCISCO * ner hereinafter fixed and prescribed, at which . ojncts of said Cit a ; % . ; , : ‘ity of Nevada shall b dt Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall SACRAMENTO. Derbec M ine. special election there shall be submitted to the . are hereby designated and MeeMikt Ga au ae Svery uwdand 4th Monday of Each Month Also Bills of Exchange payahle at sight in the}. = SES : qualified voters of said City of Nevada to} lows, towit : os a. at 7:30 o’clock. principal cities of Great says! ary nepal : 9) be voted upon at said special election as The places of election shall be: f . 3 v] ; tof the Unite tes & srel i : $ ). No. 6;"" w. F. ENGLEBRIGHT,C. P. Collections on any par i ' = Ld hereinafter provided, the proposition of For Precinct One : ‘Clutter’s Carriage 8 re 1. Or 228.4 GEO. A. GRAY, 8. specialty. . iG . incurring an indebtedness by said City of Ne: c Bh ‘ . : Highest price paid for County and State War £ ess bY y &. on Boulder Street. snce N. 16oe eee ee hare P P : a vada amounting in the aggregate to the sum of For Preeinct Two; “City Hall’ By As oy ‘Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. S. G. W. gold and Silver Bullion purchased. $60,000 for the purpose of acquiring lands, water . gtreot : by Kae on Broad 68a . . . Pythian Castle rights, rights of way, reservoir and all other For Preeinct TI + serpy ; ” Meeta at Py : tice — rights and things whatsoever necessary for the te easiest dere ee Meaerigt RENE OF 6 deg. 18 Every Tuesday Evening at 7:30 o'clock. TIE TABLE NO. 51. This Bank maintains an office at Grass Valley, conatructio! and o i i Za : iid epinnin ; } and completion of public weter The offic } hell o sing ve JOHN C. NILON, President. where a general Banking business 1s transara ior the waldCity of Neved @ officers Who 6h conduct said special i OM D. ED. J. MORGAN, R.8 Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on . acted. J. M. THOMAS é All Persons are warned not peat : or BA : : y a vie Ly ee con. election shall be : ” . eo i. ‘i > Oe ss : and after Friday, June 14, 1895, as zi a . atructing aac completing said water works, For Precinct One— en ~ ta 4 No® 6, K. T follows : Resident Agent at Grass Valley. ; Section 2. Inspectore—Richard Tremain and John Bro D. No.1" Nevada mmandery, 9 Be Be . . f ‘ oi i : die. og. 88 mit LEAVING FOR COLFAX. Seer . d th Iron Khe objecte and t ; eg. 33 min.. ; to ride or rive over £ rl jects aud purposes for which the said oe : : ommon to Meets at Masonic Hal A ri Daily; connecting with Lo JOHN . CALDWELL indebtedness is proposed to be incurred are as —— z = Fleming end Samuel Curtis. ar gy a Wiret and Third Thursday of Each Month at 5-30 3g se Tren arrivAne at Sap y ig follows; The acquisition by the said City of oo -H.C, Welsenburger apd J. J. Jack* Sere ees pene P M Daily cn engne with OvérAttorney at, WwW, Notary Public and Bridges at the foot of Broad Nevada of reservoirs, rights of way, lands and Ballot Clerka—George B, Jot , Th FRED. SEARLS, Com. . 12 15 : land Train leaving San Conveyancer. all other rights and things whatsoever, necess@. po roy ea a omas ry 1. J. BOLFE, BR Frunciseo-at 7:00 A. M. FFICE—BROAD 8T., OPP. NATIONAL AO-* ry for constructing and completing public water ab * x mar IE a ‘i a é Su 2 2 siden said ec No 30, Y. M. I 1.45 P Mn tend ‘Yeaiue arAiving at” Ban O ee ote Eat t a nag ek try fone and Main Street faster than a works for said City and ite inhabitants, and to gece cona ge Allanand ©. J. Brand ITs > «Rel Wea ne “45 Jourts 0 8 fe. Est te Z , , "I A pec ors BPs 4. and. Pipe doen 4 Nevada City Gouna SO caged OO ally connecting with Overceedings will receive careful attention. NORTHWAY & MORRIS: Props. ce ak a bite nny he *. Judges—John Swart end E. Booth, ra Fug er es Meeta at Hibernia Hall 11.00 land Train jeaving San Fran. —————————— re gail aif SR DTT Ea walk : : ; pipes ois a ee ae Clerks—!. J. Rolfe and E. J. Rector. OO eee Evening com-. cisco at 6.00 P. M. . pees ases ‘pee 5 : Ballot Clerks—Max Isoard and Jot

ia, durin Every Alternate Friday MA shall be neds th : te le soard and John Webber. hereof, oF nts peer. as Hen Tey AVE Y . LBRSEAS FOR OBSTET NATIONAL RKET _ . First-Class in all its Appointments. par ita inhabliante a heey eae ae the provig~~ J. M. FOLEY, President. A TY BMEX. Fore on thig train. i : The law will be strictly en: wholesome water. Inspectors—Geo. M. Hughes and John DunolRegister @ARL SCHEMES RB. 8 3-45 25 cents. Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. All Sunny Rooms. ee cliff. ; * ce ction ¢ ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. = A © . Judges—B. N, Shoecraft and Henry Lane, 8, K. of P Ks Daily, connecting with OverC.J.NAFFZIGER, Prop r. forced W. U. Telegraph Office in the Ho1se. The estimated cost of the acquisitionand. Clerks—J. E. Carr and J. Ey Isaac. going NoMilo Lodge, No. 48, K. 0 « 320 A ri fend train leaving San FranPork,Mutton . : 2 > construétion of said reservoirs, lands, rights of Ballot Clerks—Felix Gillet and A. Hartung. plished f{ & Beef, , tton, Stopping place for all states and busses 8 tive tied Meets at Pythian Castle cisco at 6:00 P. M. atl e ih oF Veal, Sausages, ete. D.B GETC HELL ] : . way, water rights, aud other rights and things bein a Cite, Ne ‘Every Friday Evening at 7:30 o'clock. 9-43 ATI pe icin {ros Yast Biases, Bacon ont Tare 4 , Electric Lights throughout the building, whatsoever neceseary there’or, and of the. Assoon asthe polle are closed in each of i Sa H. R. HOSKINS, C. C. Pri Daily, conttecting -with . ¥20¢ ate sae rendering it absolutely safe from fire. whole of said pubic improvements is aa fol-. said precincts the Judges of election shall caneit , 4-55 Overland Train leaving And all kinds of Meats Marshal. lows, towit : the, sum of $60,000 ; Keister. R, K. of R. and 8. : M. usually found in a first ; bee : iia vaxs the votes cast in their respective precincts id ed at) B #8. RECTOR, San Francisco at 7:00 A. j Has the largest and t 1 1 : eat Daily connecting with local class merket, a ae Se ; gest and most modern dining Bection 4 for and vgainst incurring the indebtedfiess ern. 50 P leaving Sacramento at 5,00 P. . Meats delivered free of : room in the city, with the freshest and best aforesaid, as nearly as practicable; inthe manner LAUREL PARLOR, No. 6, . M. and all points South. charge. oe NOTICE TO the markets afford. The acquisition of -said lands, reservoirs, . provided by law for cauvassing votes for municiPRICE, e . ARRIVING FROM GRASS VALLEY. = cpameat . TAKE NOTICE—No Chinese employed . rights of way, water rights and all other rights . pal officers elected at elections held in the Cit 8, 1895.) > , yof VAT THES WN. a Cr. VW . P ri Daily. Fare on this train FRED SEARLS, a ; inthe House. and things whats ‘ever required for conetruct. Nevada, The returns for the said precincts ¥ #, Cen. y ‘AE SECOND AND FOURTH 1.30 resiasrasi ‘ Attorney and Comnseior at LAW, I f Is bo Builders The new management of the Union Hotel, . '# and completing said public water works, } shall be made out and signed in the usual form page. BETS OR aot yah month at Pythian CasJOHN F. KIDDER, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS, < + . with its constantly adding improvements, . "24 the said construction aud completion of . py the officers of election for said’ precincts reds; that the MISS LULU CLUTTER, Pres. Pres. & Gon’l. Manager. W Btate and Federal. make it the finest and most popular resort . * id water works as aforesaid are necersary . pectively,and shall be forthwith deposited tion, and a visions, has . this office erested and ing the date against the or subdiviaind that the ‘han agriculd noted for MISS MARY HOOK, R. Sec y. Snacienmennnceens THOS. S. FORD, and Counselor at Law, Attorne O FICE— mercial and Pine streets. FRANK T. NILON, LONES BUILDING, COR, COMEPW’D, H. BROWN, Superintendent. J. K. CARR. T.H. CARR. CARR BROS. —— I ain prepared to do all kinds of First-class Plumbing and Water Pipe Work Connection:Taps made to Main. Brass and Plumbing Goods in the mountains of Northern-Central Californids ots, SCHMIDT BROS., Pine Street, Nevada City to the City of Nevada and its inhabitants for the following reasons, to-wit First: Becanse it now is, and for many years Jast past has been utterly impossible to obtain an adequate supply of pure, wholegome water for the use of said City and itsinhabitants for any fair, orreasonable sum of money, the price charged therefor being exorbitant. with theClerk of the Board of Trustees of said ‘ity of Nevada, together with the ballota cast it said special electi in said precincts respectively, The Board of Trustees of said City «halles soon.asthe said returns and ballots from-all of said precinets have been deposited with said Clerk canvass the said returns in the manner proided by law for canvassing reeee Leadin Cig r Dea : Second; Because the presentsystem of water . (urns of election of municipal officer di af) & 5 Attorney and Counselor at Law. PROPRIETORS OF THE— ot. all kinds ia stock, x Cigar Dealers works owned by Mrs. K. C. Huntington, and the . City. If, upon the canvass of said Wes Benge " Replster, ' FFICE—MORGAN & ROBERTS’ BLOCK, ' : oa. Water and Gas Pipe. ee eae only source of supply now and for many years) shall be ascertained and determined that at” . Nevada City. Will practice in all the}: -fR. ; A Leading Lad G . hoths last past supplying #ald City and its Inhabit. joast two thirds of allthe voters voting at satd Courts. Hardware Stoy Paints (il z y eneral Arthur, ante thereol with water, is imperfect, the pipes, . gpecial election have voted in fav t , ' ’ y. The Best Humboldt Imp’td, : ons deena cc os agi ‘ Estrella mains and literals are corroded and’ clogged . yforesaid proposition for incurring the said in= ' ond / J J “7 nishes. 5 Cent d Bohemian Club with rust, and do notextend to all parts of the-} gebtedness $60,000.00, then the bonds of said and Oregon L d For Sale a ar CIGAR ( La Rosa ’ City or supply all the inhabitants thereof with } city of Nevada hereinbefore mentioned shall , ’ “wae * ’ 75) ; * ’ water. be issued by the Board of Trustees a q r al : Masonic Building, Cor. Pine aul Commercial Streets, Nevada City: IRON, STEEL AND COAL. in the City. Harmonia Third: Because in case of emergency, fire,. py law provided, amd as hereafter Sioatnea te ¢. 17, Town, ; t etc., there isa wholly inadequate supply and) said Board. 4 of SE. of —— CROCKERY, {nsufficienéy of pressure of water for the. needs : Section 12. ablo Mer. G LY ON HAND 4 j and requirements of said City, and that by no y jaly20-10W KEEP CONSTANT c : ‘ Immedjately wpon passage of this Ordinance july20 utlery, Guns and Pistols. méans, other than the acquisition of the afore. ” gaat The Large and Beautiful Tract of y» te eeopens. able ane pi aa Rear ErcyoetE TT ite approval by the President of the Board ice fee Pub-ice, r 10th, 1896, . Compliance }of Congress or the eof lifornia, OreLand, between the Two Grass Valley roads, and known as the “GASHIN: FIELD” sebacant School Books, : i Complete Stuck ‘of Drags, Patent Medicines, Oils, Varnishes, Ete Plated Ware, . Hose, Belting and all kind of Mining Supplies. I have the only first-class Empire Stable, Bros St., Nevada City, opp. National Exchange re Hote). JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r: struction and completion of said public water works, a8 hereinbefore set forth. can said City and its inhabitants be properly supplied. That the public interestand necessities of the City of Nevada and its inhabitants demand the acquisition, construction and completion of such public water works. : Section 5. of Trustees aforesaid, the said Ordinance ts 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 pub lished jn each issue of said paper as often as th game is puvlished during said period, and the last publication thereof shal! not be less than a Afteen days prior to the day of the special eo George with oe an ia baxpuied. Blank Books. Plumber in the County. That the cost of the acquisition of said pr election hereby one ; rf 3 ed in this of! ; ; me : The Empire Livery Stable sty salite, oné thlelh ee at tae somes ee ae of the City of Ne~ Le of et Fur particulars enquire of Miscellaneous Books, GEO E TURNER nes 6 @ largest lot of tien and completion of “paid reservoirs, is end veds, Beptember 18th, 1806 North Range, 4 a « j Fel an : . will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary Paneod be the tollawing 26te. ee od a hoe I. J: ROLFE . Periodicals, @ORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES Ayes: Reker, Care, Ghat, Hook, Bich, or its timber oses, and to lore the Reg-Pictorials, bb, 67 and 00 Pine Street, Nevada ity. To be foundinthispart the State. annual income and revenue of said City of Nevada, and that it fs necessary to Incuran indebtedness by said City ih the aggregate sum Noes D. 8. BAKER, 5 > resi the] } {November W. E. F. DEAL, of 360,000.00, and to fsue bonds of the said City . * oe avg of: Clty Truatess of the red W. WhitZ 2 Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagous and . to that amount to pay the cost thereof: c hnsop, John dversely the Attorney at Law. Ww. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, . Finest Brands of Cigar iN Nevada City. terms. Hacksto let at short notice and on reasonable “i Section 6. That bonds of the City of Nevada of the Attest—T. H. Camp, Clerk of the Board. Approved September 16th, 1895. : D. 8. BAKER, ed to file their = = President of the Board of Trustees of the City ald. wed Say Rooms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block D* 7.9 isan peargy gu por eo s The horwes are tee iro as ey 0006 or pera Sa ie eave ” ip ee of Nevada aad the Executive of sald Ci, : vie? adie 7 ~ . eamount eof 000.00, W e isaved forthe eostsaeco SAN FRANCISCO. _i Roberts lock. Revads Sey, Vouraste drive. (Sead. 1 Crm ‘3 < e eo v rr) ® : x