September 8, 1896 (4 pages)

AE ES HAG REN PEE TR Ree SE OS “a & A i he f 5 ‘3 3 , Fg ae lama ee 2. EMPL UE LIS LAPS RUSTON } % aiaina THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6. ‘1860, cues by Nat. P. Brown & Co, BEY ADA Ores, ‘doadescha CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN \ & CALKINS. s > 6 Proprietors TUESDAY SEPT. 8, 1896. ‘PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.”’ __ REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, vin McKINLEY OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. PAID INTO THE TREASURY. Moneys Recelyed.b by “County. Treasurer bnell During the. Past Month. The following. amounts have been paid ‘into the County Treasury: W. H. Martin, road poll taxes, District No. 4, $127.50. Melvin H, Bobo,-redemption of tax certificate, $8.89. D. F. Douglass, foreign Sheriff’s fees, $6. : . Wim: Nichols, redemption of delinquent taxes, $47.40. W. H. Hill, Justice fees, $14.75, 4J. J. Lyons, redemption of delinquent taxes, $2.50. J. Holbrook, Justice fees, $14.60. Wm. Berry, redemption of delinquent taxes, $11.20. -, Mary. Travis, redemption of delin‘quent taxes, $5.63, W. G. Haag, redemption of delin; quent taxes, $4.84. =. # John Webber, rent: of store, $25. B. F. Snell, licenses, $404.38. J. J. Greany,. Auditor’s fees on licenses, $27.50. D.-B; Getchell, foreign Sheriff’s fees, $20.50. : ‘D. B. Getchell, Sheriff's fees, $9. D. B. Getchell, Justice fines, $13. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $179.70. J. J.Greany, Clerk’s fees, $107.75: J. J. Greany, law library tax, $14. E. W. Schmidt, administrator fees in estate of W. P. Michell, $17.50. ; .o3v PERSONAL: POINTERS, i Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks Doings and Intentions. L. E. Blumberg of Oakland is in town. J. Clinton came down from Alleghany today. A. Mahar, of San Jose is here on a visit. . ; J. Hatcher is over feosn Columbia Hill. R. H. Hall of San Prentice is in town, L. G. Sweetland returned to Sweet-. and today. F. Davenport of Sacramento is here on a Visit. John German was over from San ) Juan yesterday. J. V. Bell was down from Snow ‘Tent é : yesterday. Wnm. Waters left today. to. attend the State Fair. > Theo. Wetzel went to North Bloomfield yesterday. Mrs. H. Caswell of San Francisco is here ona visit. W. B. Dudley came over from Columbia Hill yesterday. Dr. Tickell has gone ‘to Snctanrantés to attend the State Fair. W. E. Gilbert of San Francisco came in on the morning tain. Miss N. and L. Reader came over from Sweetland today. Mrs. Fred Zeitler has returned from . a visit at San Francisco. C*L, Olark of: San Francise9. we in i.) thesnioriing train, ‘Miss Osbourne of Downieville came down today on “her: 'way,.below. Mrs. 3H. -Bubring of “Auburn is visiting her parents at North San Juan. Fred Hitchings and wife, of Mexico, are here; vising John ‘Werry and family. Miss Susie Henrici of Sani Francisco is here on a visit to the family of f0. J. Brand. A. 8. Bigelow, T. Bigelow and Miss BE Bigelow are over from Columbia Hil today,Henry Hoskins left this morning for Stockton to attend the Adnaisaion Day celebration. C. M. Bonnemort of Oakland arrived here last evening on his way to Camptonville. Jerry Goodwin oss R. Linder came down from You Bet today. They say the whole town is going for McKinley. Dr. A. McMahon and son, who have . been visiting at the Oak Tree mine, arrived. here yesterday on their way to San Jose. ; Mrs. A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill arrived here last evening on her way to San Francisco forthe benefit of her health. » Mrs. Cal. R. Clarke will leave in a few days for Bartlett Springs to join her husband. They will spend the winter at the springs. Look out for David Garrick, er 19th. Home Talent. ; The is .of Women. : Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl's Clover Root Tea is a plocrent cure for Constipation. Sold by Dickerman & Co. Li ber 1 ————_~+ eee out for David Garrick, Septem-. Home Talent. THE STORES’ WILL CLOSE. The Following Business Houses Will Not Be Open After 12 M. This city will present a very dull appearance after 12 o’clock (noon) tomorrow. As will be seen by the list beLlow our merchants will. close: their. re. spective places of business in order that they and their employes may attend the picnic: W. E. Johnson, W. G. Richards, fF. Kilerman, Geo. C. Gaylord, W. J: Britland, John Webber, F. Golden, J. Scheeler, A. J. Bovey, fischer Bros,, Jas. Cairns, J.8. Gregory, Wn. Craig, C. E. Mulloy, W. 'T. ‘Monk, C. Grimes, J. W. Brace, Wheelihan Bros., Luetje & Brand, Philip Hild, Smith Bros., Jas. Wells, Carter & Johnston, J.J. Jackson, John Delbridge, W. H. McAdams, Geo. W. Dunster, A.B. Wolf, W. H. Andrews, G. A. Tea Co., M. Hanley. 5 ae OO BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Bert Rector lias been elected President of the Class of 98, University of Cal. Young Manuél Marks will be sent Union-Fruit Store, Albert Cook, Theo. Fleitz,” J. P. Conway, Jas. M., Foley, P. G. Scadden, * J, F. Hook, Jas. Power, H. Guenther, Jas. Mcintosh, E. F. Rosenthal, H. Brinkman, Schmidt Bros., Wni. Giffin, Stetfen’s & Gates, E. E. Dulac, Geo. E. ‘Turner, Chas. R. Gray, Colley Bros., Jas. Kinkead, Grissel Bros., F. P. Hunt, J. Jenkins, C. Monzo, C. E. Wild, W. Walters, W. ¥F. Leiben, ". to the reform school for tapping W. H. ‘Smith’s till. Today’s weather bulletin says, cooler tonight and Wednesday. increasing cloudiness and probably showers. Tomorrow will be a legal-holiday in this city, everybody is going to the picnic and no TRANSCRIPT will be issued. Grass Valley butchers have challenged the butchers of this city to play a game of ball at Watt Park for a supper. ¥F. Ruhstaller, of Gilt. Edge beer fame, will arrive here this evening from Sacramento to look after his interests at the picnic tomorrow. The objective point of all the digger Indians hereabouts at present is Colfax, where a big “cry” will soon be in full swing. A number of the friends of Edward Chambers*tendered him a banquet at Mrs, Perry’s restaurant Saturday night. Songs were sung, speeches made and a general all-round good time. had until a late hour. a Ome ee Superior Court, The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Jobn C. Arthur vs. Augusta Arthur. Order resetting cause for Wednesday Sept. 16th. J. ©. White vs. P. B. Fitzsimmons. Order fixing Wednesday, Sept. 16th, settlement on motion for new trial and ‘hearing motion. Richard Noell vs. M. Shewbridge. Set for Monday, Sept. 21st. In application of William Corbett for writ of habeas corpus. Order granting writ. H. Daniels vs. Lindley & Co. Set for trial Sept. 22d. Weissbein vs. Wishart. Postponed until Thursday Sept. 10th. —-— + e@e e —McKinley Club Organized. “McKinley enthusiasm runs high at You Bet. Last night a meeting was held at the schoolhouse for the purpose of organizing a McKinley Club and the place was crdwded to the doors . with men; women and children. Thirtyflve names were on the. roll and the following officers were elected: O. K: Cloudman, Pres.; Jerry Goodwin, ‘Vice Pres.; A. J. Farrell, Sec.; Chas. Cahill, Treas. The club expects to secure 70 members. Thomas’ Claim Allowed. The claim: of Richard I. Thomas for back salary as Secretary of the State Debris Commission at the rate of $250 a month was allowed by the. State Board of Examiners yesterday. Robert T. Devlin, attorney for the Anti-Debris Association, fought the claim. Aa Spain n tans Look out for David Garrick, September 19th. Home Talent. = OO PARSON JONES (returning from church, to small boy with pole)—Do you know where little boys go who'go fishing on ‘the Sabbath? ~ Small Boy (with pride)—You just bet Ido, and I ain’t a-goin to give the snap away, either. 2 @@e+ --—----— ber 19th. Home Talent. Insist Upon Hoops ‘Sarsaparilla when you need a medicine to purify your blood, strengthen your nerves ~ and give youan appetite. There can be no substitute for Hood's, © Hoop’s Prins are the best after-dinner 3 pis seek i digestion, prevent enastipe. — Ooo All Recommend It ‘Able your phys your ¢ aru st and your friends a for Consumption. recommend it, by PR ahi & Co, Look out t for David Garrick, SeptemC, D. LANE'S ADDRESS. The Kind of a Man Who is Blood Thirsty For Free Silver, The Jackson, (Amador county) Ledger goes for Chas. D. Lame as follows: Chas. D. Lane, chairman of the National Silver Party, has over his signature issued an address on the cause of the Silver Campaign, from the head quarters of the Campaign” Committee in the Balwin hotel, San Francico. The addréss claims to favor. free coin‘age of silver at 16 to 1, to oppose the refunding of the railread debt and to oppose menopolies. The ©. D. Lane, whose name the document. bears is the same C. D. Liane, who with Alvinza Hayward, owns and controls the mining industry of the town of Angels Camp in Calaveras county. “The committee feels that the drank mass of the people of California is opposed to the exactions of certain great . . corporations which have led and are . still leading the movenient for class legislation, to the detriment of the producing toilers.” In ail probability when Mr. Lane put his name to the address he considered thatthe above words referred to the Southern Pacific railroad company and we presume they do, but how does the conduct of his Utica Mining Company différ from that of the, railroad. After mentioning how the conference of silver advocates was called into-existance, ‘. the address says: “Out of that conference grew this Campaign Committee—a committee entirely non partisan, with but one aim— the triumph of silver and the plain people,—of the masses over such corporations as enter politics to debauch them,—of right over wrong.” Mr. Lane probably feels that having penned his name to the address which contains these words, he has absolved himself and his Utica Mining Company from all sins of commission and. omission which may have been a triumph of the rich mine owner over the plain people, who labor for the Lane—Hayward companies. The great mining enterprise of Angels is conducted on a large scale and many men are employed, hardly one of whom can say his soul is his own, They all have to deal at the company store. The company owns the water and light plants ofihetown. Lane and Hayward, the owners are monopolists, as bold and exacting as any railroad or other corporation can be, but of course with a lesser number of people to suffer by their monopolistic tendencies. This: but goes to show that the greatest. antimonopolists for political purposes, if given an opportunity in his private business affairs, will be worse than the worst. The manner in which the. business of the mine and. the businesses depending on the mining industry of age Camp i is conducted, would lead man of the National ‘Bilver Party is actuated. in his fight for silver, .by something niore to him than the good of the people, something more profitable to C.D. Lane than the TRIUMPH OF THE MASSES OVER SUCH CORPORATIONS AS ENTER POLITICS TO DEBAUCH THEM. +++ + 2@ 0 + Knew All About Women. “Want me to contribute’ to the Woman’s League, do you?” asked Mr, Oldbach, queruously. _ “Yes, sir,” said the fair solicitor. “What is the object of mt league madam?” “To rescue fallen women ae to—” “To rescue fallen women yes. You ‘never rescue men. But when something goes wrong, there’s always a woman in the case. Wasn't it Eve tempted Adam? Isn’t it woman that’s responsible for the new woman? Did you ever see a stepmother that wasn’t a woman? Wasn’t the. school ma’am that used to spank me a woman?” At this point great drops of sweat were on Mr. Oldbach’s face, and he was compelled to stop for. breath. The solicitor thought she saw an opportunity” to corner him, and asked: “Wasn’t your mother a woman, Mr. Oldbach?” “Of course she was. She’s for my existeticé and misery.” sponsible or all. my ——+ e@e Look out for David Garrick, September 10th. ‘Home Talent. SRST” atten oC Ea Weather Bulletin. Foster says : My li last bulletin gave forecasts of the storm wave to cross the continent from September 2d to 6th to 8th to 13th. This last will produce a series of severe storms. The next disturbanee will reach the Pacific ‘Coast about 18th, cross the west of Rockies country by close of 14th, great central valleys 15th to 17th, Eastern States 18th. Warm wave will cross the west of Rockies country about 13th, great central valleys 15th, Eastern States 20thCool wave will cross the west.of Rockies country about 16th, great central valleys 18th, Huston, States. 20th. fer hee Look out for David “Garrick, September 19th. Home Talent. Where to Go. When your watch needs re or cleaning you should take it. to. the old and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if you want to feel positive that the work has been done just right. jl0-tt a Oe Fine Butter. Woodland Cream best in the market, can Scadden, the sole agent. Butter, had_ of Phil _ A Fact Worth en A Consu a it Gripe Fosamonis cured b; Shiloh's ae Sold by Dickreman & Oo, et sett Saat te tee TRLBGRAPHIL Special to the Darky Tansee. To Destroy Key West. New Yor, Sept. 7.—A letter was received from Havana containing the information that the Spanish authorities are plotting the destruction of Key West. The plan of the Spanish is to send emissaries to Key West in the guise of Cuba symphathizers, who ‘are to fire the city in as many places as possible when: the opportunity arises. It is said that'in the event of the success of the plot Weyler has ordered that the emissaries be paid $10,000. ‘State Fair, SACRAMENTO, Sept. 8.—' crowd in attendance atthe State Fair to-day. All of the éxhibits are in place and visitors say it is the best fair ever held here. A ted rush is expected this week, Saved Farther: Trouble, San Francisco, Sept. 7.—Salvadore . Romero and Rena:Garcia, residents of Redwood City, were found dead in a room in the Alpha House. Both had been shot through the heart. It was a case of murder and suicide. cia was the rufiaway wife of °.“Ben” Garcia of{Redwood City. GRASS. VALLEY GLEANINGS. The News of Today as Told Over the Telephone. 8. 8S. Whiting, an early resident, died in Boston Ravine this morning. About a year ago he suffered an attack of.apoplexy and has never been in good health since, Last Sunday he suffered a relapse, from which he was unable to recover. His age was 68 years. He leaves a wife, four sons and five daughters, besides a number of brothers and . sisters. 8. 8. Bamberger, ‘a drummer travel: . ing for the cigar house of Lewis Bros. of San Francisco, died at the Holbrook House at midnight, of inflammation of the bowels. His wife was telegraphed for Sunday. night: and. arrived -before he died, although ;she was, not ‘at his’bedside at the time. Bamberger was an old-time commercial traveler, but was not related to. Julius Bamberge?, the cigar man. well known in. 5 this county. At one time he was well . establi in the cigar manufacturing business for himself, but some time ago failed for $40,009;., and has since , (ohowed his former vocation. > Going to San Juan. _ At 4 o'clock tomorrow morning the military company, fall strength, and a large delegation of our people will go to North San Juan to.spend the day. other vehicles. Look out for David Garrick, Septem. ber 19th. Home Talent. Native Sons’ Meeting. The regular meeting of Hydraplic . . Parlor, No. 56, N. S.G. W., will be held . this evening and a full attendance is de sired, — By order, % Es GrissEL, Pres. E. J. Morea, Sxo’y. The Gypsie Village was visited last evening by some of the representative citizens of Nevada City. The entertainment given was first-class and delighted all that attended, Personal "Mentions, C. H.' Sooy came over from North ‘San Juan today. W. Walker and 8. Hooking are over from North San Juan today. At the Gypsie Village you can see as. &6od a show for 10 cents as you can see at any theater for 50 cents. So Vistr the Gypsy ‘Village,. corner Pine and Commercial streets tonight. Admission 10 cents. ~~ Tae Romany Oil Company have just closed a very, successful engagement at Grass Valley. They played twoweeks to packed houses. The last night being the banner night’several hundred people were turned Ne Sway: Special al Meeting. There will be a spe Special meeting of Trinity, Guild at the Guild room, WedM, An members are requested to be present, as business of importance is to be transacted. Go to the picnic tomorrow, then visit the Gypsie Village ip the evening, corCommercial and Pine streets, and fin, ish up the day in good shape. . You will go to bed laughing, and can wake up in the morning with a clear head. An Old Ex-Resident. Judge Thomas H. Caswell of San Francisco is here viewing the scenes of . of former days. He resided here in: thé 750s and "70's and was Judge of the old . district court. He left for other parts about twenty years ago. Mr. Caswell is high up in the councils of the Masonie order, being Grand Secretary _ . and Lecturer of the Royal Arch Masons . and also Secretary of the Knights Templar. He is well known by. all the early timers, ‘Look out for David Garrick, Stem ber 19th. Home Teese: ‘There wasa big. Mrs. Gar-' They will go in carriages and. M. NEVADA CITY SUBSCRIPTIONS To the Picnic to 0 Be Given by the Two Miners’ Unions. The folldwing contributions have been made by Nevada Cityans to the Miners Union picnic fund: vd E. F. Rosenthal American Imp. Tea Co Jas. Kinkead H. Guenther Grissell Bros Tom Mooney James Cairns Jas. Hennessey Golden Jewelry Co..0:.National Fruit Store J.8. Gregory C. J. Naffziger Adolph Reser James Wills George Gehrig Bovey and Trautman Schmidt Bros John Michell Gates & Steffens. . J. M. Walling F. E. Wadsworth Daniels & Powell Wn. Giffin . Rosenberg Bros. . lo. E. Mulloy F. T. Filon . Geo. C. Gaylord J. R. McIntosh J. A. Northway Wheelihan Bros Frank Richards W. J. Britland Smith Bros Pat Tere re ae C Toe Cr SCT Cre rey tora ae s SESSSSUSSHSHSESSESSSSSSSE SESSSSS SS SESS SSE SSS SS SES SSS SS SSS SES SES SE SS SES SS SEE SSS SESS SSSSEEES ee HH WDD NOWH OSS OH DH CIN DN WOARDDHNNN ORR DROS iby Theo. Fleitz . Bedwas vote dPaed secs J. M. Foley. ae ihcetances Miller’s Emporium. John W : F. spate oes wean as To Prompt and Play for the Dance. John Michell ani Frank Grissel will go to San Juan tomorrow, the former to call and the latter to play for the dance in the evening. You Can't Buy Happiness, but if you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, salt eee impure Lea you may be cured and made by. taki Hood’s Sarsaparilla. whats — Hoop’s Pris are thé best family catharticand liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. Tr Is a Fact that ‘Hodd’s Saceeaeins the One True. Blood Purifier, had proved, over’ and over again, that it has power to cure, even when other medieines fail to do any good. Hoop’s Pris are purely vegotatile and do not p' or druggts, oa ee A oe Something . New. Hill’s Mixed ~ Flavoring Spices, at J ACKSON’S, a24-tf 50 tol. 50 pounds of Flour for One Dollar at JAcKson’s, a24-tf EEE Twenty Dollacs Reward. A Dianoud Earring was lost Saturday night between the Theatre and the Garihe residence On Main street; $20 reward will be paid finder by leaving. at this office. _‘Si-lw ba Assessment. Notice. HE KRY ADS COUNTY 'C POWER ny phd go Sia Ly of business, San Francisco, Cal ease treme dotice is sy aye need at a meeting Board Se ae (8) conte per 0.1 ) of twent: rahare, w was levi ately in Unies Stat ; i * Mis ailing: San Francisco, assessment shall of mber, ny stock upon which th of e upon y imthe. n, of the company, 4 it Is Delicious. Royal Honey Drips pure cane syrup, the finest article in the — To be procured only at Gaylord’s. Republican County Central Committee. The members of the Remittee.are hereby notified to meet at the Union Hotel, Ne590. vada City, on Saturday, September 12th, at 2 o’clock p. m., For the purpose of making arrangements to hold a County Convention. By order Nat. P. BROowN, Chairman. ARTHUR I,. FISHER, Secretary. Nevada City, Sept. 1, 1896. XeTHE WHITE WN" ELECTRIC SALOON AND BILLIARD PARLOR. 914 Market Street, NEAR BALDWIN HOTEL, . BASEMENT. W. DAWSON, T. TREGELLAS. rT publican County Central Com-. _ Watch and Jewerly . _ Repair Shop ? CHARLES HARRIS Has opened a Jewelry and — Repa shop in the 55 : tring Holmes. Building, Corner Main ‘and Coyote Streets, And is now reparedto do all Andis now * = ad ~* PRICES Low. WORK anne ane THE BEST OF WORK. _ THE LOWEST OF PRICES. . ‘ee You will always find this " motto prevails at my Novelty: Wood cbse 3 and nd Repair Shop int a speciale of TURNIN OULDINGS of all. send on os ig 4 Saisias yp te on shortest notice, H. C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to 0. C. Percival, Shop on the Plaza. ‘NEVADA CITY. J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY Proprietor Agéncy For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label ‘Catsup Shasta Water,JShasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries = MEATS AND FISH. Pepsin Duffy’s Malt. Gameécock Whisky IXL Whisky . Bryant’s See Beer ,eh, Hire’s re +9 for “fall quart:: Io 50 s,° ss is the PATE FOIS. Heh a AND POTTED. Battle Ax Tobacco Pickles; % fA gel. bottles. ulk, per gal. Olives, ee Mikado Soap, per bar:. sy 40 25 50 45 05 ce Everything elsean proportion. en 4“ Roast” Coffee : st. : fae Give it/g Trial. « =. = 2 2 ee ew te WA iv V2 SI 12. sh aT AVA ry The wheels of business are VAN Nevada county, and our prices are fit and the finest goods worth anyth: eae Pine Street, Near Broad, -aS must fit him; second, the materials in Those are just exactly the kind of. turning very fast f become a matter of common Sknoseedae that we are the rea ‘oincanie SMITH BROTHERS, $< Midiiiiiiiiicuae THE WHEELS = OF FASHION Run one way today, another way tomorrow, but there os two things fashion alwa: mands. First, a man’s ee his clothes must be good. garments we make. Stine lowest if you count a perféct The Fashionable Tailors, NEVADA CITY, CAL. : Chicken Tongue . Chipped Beef something nice to that is sold by Commercial street. > . t’s Foo Hot to Cook This warm weather. If you get a can of oy . Soused Mackerel Vienna Sausage Dried Herring. Pickled Shrimp You Won't Have to Cook! They are all ready for the table. . It you want go with them, try BUDWEISER BEER, that fine CLEAR el Beer A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, Nevada City Fine Old Porter The Best in the EVERYBODY DRINKS IT! The Very’ Finest WHELIHAN BROS, ——DEALERS IN : of Wincs, Liquors anca CAPT. RUHSTALLER’S _ “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER and Half and Half. . j World _Evmnon FC ALLS FOR IT! -+ Agents ical Broad and Pine Strecta, Nevada City, Cal,

AE ES HAG REN PEE TR Ree SE OS “a & A i he f 5 ‘3 3 , Fg ae lama ee 2. EMPL UE LIS LAPS RUSTON } % aiaina THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6. ‘1860, cues by Nat. P. Brown & Co, BEY ADA Ores, ‘doadescha CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN \ & CALKINS. s > 6 Proprietors TUESDAY SEPT. 8, 1896. ‘PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.”’ __ REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, vin McKINLEY OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. PAID INTO THE TREASURY. Moneys Recelyed.b by “County. Treasurer bnell During the. Past Month. The following. amounts have been paid ‘into the County Treasury: W. H. Martin, road poll taxes, District No. 4, $127.50. Melvin H, Bobo,-redemption of tax certificate, $8.89. D. F. Douglass, foreign Sheriff’s fees, $6. : . Wim: Nichols, redemption of delinquent taxes, $47.40. W. H. Hill, Justice fees, $14.75, 4J. J. Lyons, redemption of delinquent taxes, $2.50. J. Holbrook, Justice fees, $14.60. Wm. Berry, redemption of delinquent taxes, $11.20. -, Mary. Travis, redemption of delin‘quent taxes, $5.63, W. G. Haag, redemption of delin; quent taxes, $4.84. =. # John Webber, rent: of store, $25. B. F. Snell, licenses, $404.38. J. J. Greany,. Auditor’s fees on licenses, $27.50. D.-B; Getchell, foreign Sheriff’s fees, $20.50. : ‘D. B. Getchell, Sheriff's fees, $9. D. B. Getchell, Justice fines, $13. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $179.70. J. J.Greany, Clerk’s fees, $107.75: J. J. Greany, law library tax, $14. E. W. Schmidt, administrator fees in estate of W. P. Michell, $17.50. ; .o3v PERSONAL: POINTERS, i Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks Doings and Intentions. L. E. Blumberg of Oakland is in town. J. Clinton came down from Alleghany today. A. Mahar, of San Jose is here on a visit. . ; J. Hatcher is over feosn Columbia Hill. R. H. Hall of San Prentice is in town, L. G. Sweetland returned to Sweet-. and today. F. Davenport of Sacramento is here on a Visit. John German was over from San ) Juan yesterday. J. V. Bell was down from Snow ‘Tent é : yesterday. Wnm. Waters left today. to. attend the State Fair. > Theo. Wetzel went to North Bloomfield yesterday. Mrs. H. Caswell of San Francisco is here ona visit. W. B. Dudley came over from Columbia Hill yesterday. Dr. Tickell has gone ‘to Snctanrantés to attend the State Fair. W. E. Gilbert of San Francisco came in on the morning tain. Miss N. and L. Reader came over from Sweetland today. Mrs. Fred Zeitler has returned from . a visit at San Francisco. C*L, Olark of: San Francise9. we in i.) thesnioriing train, ‘Miss Osbourne of Downieville came down today on “her: 'way,.below. Mrs. 3H. -Bubring of “Auburn is visiting her parents at North San Juan. Fred Hitchings and wife, of Mexico, are here; vising John ‘Werry and family. Miss Susie Henrici of Sani Francisco is here on a visit to the family of f0. J. Brand. A. 8. Bigelow, T. Bigelow and Miss BE Bigelow are over from Columbia Hil today,Henry Hoskins left this morning for Stockton to attend the Adnaisaion Day celebration. C. M. Bonnemort of Oakland arrived here last evening on his way to Camptonville. Jerry Goodwin oss R. Linder came down from You Bet today. They say the whole town is going for McKinley. Dr. A. McMahon and son, who have . been visiting at the Oak Tree mine, arrived. here yesterday on their way to San Jose. ; Mrs. A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill arrived here last evening on her way to San Francisco forthe benefit of her health. » Mrs. Cal. R. Clarke will leave in a few days for Bartlett Springs to join her husband. They will spend the winter at the springs. Look out for David Garrick, er 19th. Home Talent. ; The is .of Women. : Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl's Clover Root Tea is a plocrent cure for Constipation. Sold by Dickerman & Co. Li ber 1 ————_~+ eee out for David Garrick, Septem-. Home Talent. THE STORES’ WILL CLOSE. The Following Business Houses Will Not Be Open After 12 M. This city will present a very dull appearance after 12 o’clock (noon) tomorrow. As will be seen by the list beLlow our merchants will. close: their. re. spective places of business in order that they and their employes may attend the picnic: W. E. Johnson, W. G. Richards, fF. Kilerman, Geo. C. Gaylord, W. J: Britland, John Webber, F. Golden, J. Scheeler, A. J. Bovey, fischer Bros,, Jas. Cairns, J.8. Gregory, Wn. Craig, C. E. Mulloy, W. 'T. ‘Monk, C. Grimes, J. W. Brace, Wheelihan Bros., Luetje & Brand, Philip Hild, Smith Bros., Jas. Wells, Carter & Johnston, J.J. Jackson, John Delbridge, W. H. McAdams, Geo. W. Dunster, A.B. Wolf, W. H. Andrews, G. A. Tea Co., M. Hanley. 5 ae OO BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Bert Rector lias been elected President of the Class of 98, University of Cal. Young Manuél Marks will be sent Union-Fruit Store, Albert Cook, Theo. Fleitz,” J. P. Conway, Jas. M., Foley, P. G. Scadden, * J, F. Hook, Jas. Power, H. Guenther, Jas. Mcintosh, E. F. Rosenthal, H. Brinkman, Schmidt Bros., Wni. Giffin, Stetfen’s & Gates, E. E. Dulac, Geo. E. ‘Turner, Chas. R. Gray, Colley Bros., Jas. Kinkead, Grissel Bros., F. P. Hunt, J. Jenkins, C. Monzo, C. E. Wild, W. Walters, W. ¥F. Leiben, ". to the reform school for tapping W. H. ‘Smith’s till. Today’s weather bulletin says, cooler tonight and Wednesday. increasing cloudiness and probably showers. Tomorrow will be a legal-holiday in this city, everybody is going to the picnic and no TRANSCRIPT will be issued. Grass Valley butchers have challenged the butchers of this city to play a game of ball at Watt Park for a supper. ¥F. Ruhstaller, of Gilt. Edge beer fame, will arrive here this evening from Sacramento to look after his interests at the picnic tomorrow. The objective point of all the digger Indians hereabouts at present is Colfax, where a big “cry” will soon be in full swing. A number of the friends of Edward Chambers*tendered him a banquet at Mrs, Perry’s restaurant Saturday night. Songs were sung, speeches made and a general all-round good time. had until a late hour. a Ome ee Superior Court, The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Jobn C. Arthur vs. Augusta Arthur. Order resetting cause for Wednesday Sept. 16th. J. ©. White vs. P. B. Fitzsimmons. Order fixing Wednesday, Sept. 16th, settlement on motion for new trial and ‘hearing motion. Richard Noell vs. M. Shewbridge. Set for Monday, Sept. 21st. In application of William Corbett for writ of habeas corpus. Order granting writ. H. Daniels vs. Lindley & Co. Set for trial Sept. 22d. Weissbein vs. Wishart. Postponed until Thursday Sept. 10th. —-— + e@e e —McKinley Club Organized. “McKinley enthusiasm runs high at You Bet. Last night a meeting was held at the schoolhouse for the purpose of organizing a McKinley Club and the place was crdwded to the doors . with men; women and children. Thirtyflve names were on the. roll and the following officers were elected: O. K: Cloudman, Pres.; Jerry Goodwin, ‘Vice Pres.; A. J. Farrell, Sec.; Chas. Cahill, Treas. The club expects to secure 70 members. Thomas’ Claim Allowed. The claim: of Richard I. Thomas for back salary as Secretary of the State Debris Commission at the rate of $250 a month was allowed by the. State Board of Examiners yesterday. Robert T. Devlin, attorney for the Anti-Debris Association, fought the claim. Aa Spain n tans Look out for David Garrick, September 19th. Home Talent. = OO PARSON JONES (returning from church, to small boy with pole)—Do you know where little boys go who'go fishing on ‘the Sabbath? ~ Small Boy (with pride)—You just bet Ido, and I ain’t a-goin to give the snap away, either. 2 @@e+ --—----— ber 19th. Home Talent. Insist Upon Hoops ‘Sarsaparilla when you need a medicine to purify your blood, strengthen your nerves ~ and give youan appetite. There can be no substitute for Hood's, © Hoop’s Prins are the best after-dinner 3 pis seek i digestion, prevent enastipe. — Ooo All Recommend It ‘Able your phys your ¢ aru st and your friends a for Consumption. recommend it, by PR ahi & Co, Look out t for David Garrick, SeptemC, D. LANE'S ADDRESS. The Kind of a Man Who is Blood Thirsty For Free Silver, The Jackson, (Amador county) Ledger goes for Chas. D. Lame as follows: Chas. D. Lane, chairman of the National Silver Party, has over his signature issued an address on the cause of the Silver Campaign, from the head quarters of the Campaign” Committee in the Balwin hotel, San Francico. The addréss claims to favor. free coin‘age of silver at 16 to 1, to oppose the refunding of the railread debt and to oppose menopolies. The ©. D. Lane, whose name the document. bears is the same C. D. Liane, who with Alvinza Hayward, owns and controls the mining industry of the town of Angels Camp in Calaveras county. “The committee feels that the drank mass of the people of California is opposed to the exactions of certain great . . corporations which have led and are . still leading the movenient for class legislation, to the detriment of the producing toilers.” In ail probability when Mr. Lane put his name to the address he considered thatthe above words referred to the Southern Pacific railroad company and we presume they do, but how does the conduct of his Utica Mining Company différ from that of the, railroad. After mentioning how the conference of silver advocates was called into-existance, ‘. the address says: “Out of that conference grew this Campaign Committee—a committee entirely non partisan, with but one aim— the triumph of silver and the plain people,—of the masses over such corporations as enter politics to debauch them,—of right over wrong.” Mr. Lane probably feels that having penned his name to the address which contains these words, he has absolved himself and his Utica Mining Company from all sins of commission and. omission which may have been a triumph of the rich mine owner over the plain people, who labor for the Lane—Hayward companies. The great mining enterprise of Angels is conducted on a large scale and many men are employed, hardly one of whom can say his soul is his own, They all have to deal at the company store. The company owns the water and light plants ofihetown. Lane and Hayward, the owners are monopolists, as bold and exacting as any railroad or other corporation can be, but of course with a lesser number of people to suffer by their monopolistic tendencies. This: but goes to show that the greatest. antimonopolists for political purposes, if given an opportunity in his private business affairs, will be worse than the worst. The manner in which the. business of the mine and. the businesses depending on the mining industry of age Camp i is conducted, would lead man of the National ‘Bilver Party is actuated. in his fight for silver, .by something niore to him than the good of the people, something more profitable to C.D. Lane than the TRIUMPH OF THE MASSES OVER SUCH CORPORATIONS AS ENTER POLITICS TO DEBAUCH THEM. +++ + 2@ 0 + Knew All About Women. “Want me to contribute’ to the Woman’s League, do you?” asked Mr, Oldbach, queruously. _ “Yes, sir,” said the fair solicitor. “What is the object of mt league madam?” “To rescue fallen women ae to—” “To rescue fallen women yes. You ‘never rescue men. But when something goes wrong, there’s always a woman in the case. Wasn't it Eve tempted Adam? Isn’t it woman that’s responsible for the new woman? Did you ever see a stepmother that wasn’t a woman? Wasn’t the. school ma’am that used to spank me a woman?” At this point great drops of sweat were on Mr. Oldbach’s face, and he was compelled to stop for. breath. The solicitor thought she saw an opportunity” to corner him, and asked: “Wasn’t your mother a woman, Mr. Oldbach?” “Of course she was. She’s for my existeticé and misery.” sponsible or all. my ——+ e@e Look out for David Garrick, September 10th. ‘Home Talent. SRST” atten oC Ea Weather Bulletin. Foster says : My li last bulletin gave forecasts of the storm wave to cross the continent from September 2d to 6th to 8th to 13th. This last will produce a series of severe storms. The next disturbanee will reach the Pacific ‘Coast about 18th, cross the west of Rockies country by close of 14th, great central valleys 15th to 17th, Eastern States 18th. Warm wave will cross the west of Rockies country about 13th, great central valleys 15th, Eastern States 20thCool wave will cross the west.of Rockies country about 16th, great central

valleys 18th, Huston, States. 20th. fer hee Look out for David “Garrick, September 19th. Home Talent. Where to Go. When your watch needs re or cleaning you should take it. to. the old and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if you want to feel positive that the work has been done just right. jl0-tt a Oe Fine Butter. Woodland Cream best in the market, can Scadden, the sole agent. Butter, had_ of Phil _ A Fact Worth en A Consu a it Gripe Fosamonis cured b; Shiloh's ae Sold by Dickreman & Oo, et sett Saat te tee TRLBGRAPHIL Special to the Darky Tansee. To Destroy Key West. New Yor, Sept. 7.—A letter was received from Havana containing the information that the Spanish authorities are plotting the destruction of Key West. The plan of the Spanish is to send emissaries to Key West in the guise of Cuba symphathizers, who ‘are to fire the city in as many places as possible when: the opportunity arises. It is said that'in the event of the success of the plot Weyler has ordered that the emissaries be paid $10,000. ‘State Fair, SACRAMENTO, Sept. 8.—' crowd in attendance atthe State Fair to-day. All of the éxhibits are in place and visitors say it is the best fair ever held here. A ted rush is expected this week, Saved Farther: Trouble, San Francisco, Sept. 7.—Salvadore . Romero and Rena:Garcia, residents of Redwood City, were found dead in a room in the Alpha House. Both had been shot through the heart. It was a case of murder and suicide. cia was the rufiaway wife of °.“Ben” Garcia of{Redwood City. GRASS. VALLEY GLEANINGS. The News of Today as Told Over the Telephone. 8. 8S. Whiting, an early resident, died in Boston Ravine this morning. About a year ago he suffered an attack of.apoplexy and has never been in good health since, Last Sunday he suffered a relapse, from which he was unable to recover. His age was 68 years. He leaves a wife, four sons and five daughters, besides a number of brothers and . sisters. 8. 8. Bamberger, ‘a drummer travel: . ing for the cigar house of Lewis Bros. of San Francisco, died at the Holbrook House at midnight, of inflammation of the bowels. His wife was telegraphed for Sunday. night: and. arrived -before he died, although ;she was, not ‘at his’bedside at the time. Bamberger was an old-time commercial traveler, but was not related to. Julius Bamberge?, the cigar man. well known in. 5 this county. At one time he was well . establi in the cigar manufacturing business for himself, but some time ago failed for $40,009;., and has since , (ohowed his former vocation. > Going to San Juan. _ At 4 o'clock tomorrow morning the military company, fall strength, and a large delegation of our people will go to North San Juan to.spend the day. other vehicles. Look out for David Garrick, Septem. ber 19th. Home Talent. Native Sons’ Meeting. The regular meeting of Hydraplic . . Parlor, No. 56, N. S.G. W., will be held . this evening and a full attendance is de sired, — By order, % Es GrissEL, Pres. E. J. Morea, Sxo’y. The Gypsie Village was visited last evening by some of the representative citizens of Nevada City. The entertainment given was first-class and delighted all that attended, Personal "Mentions, C. H.' Sooy came over from North ‘San Juan today. W. Walker and 8. Hooking are over from North San Juan today. At the Gypsie Village you can see as. &6od a show for 10 cents as you can see at any theater for 50 cents. So Vistr the Gypsy ‘Village,. corner Pine and Commercial streets tonight. Admission 10 cents. ~~ Tae Romany Oil Company have just closed a very, successful engagement at Grass Valley. They played twoweeks to packed houses. The last night being the banner night’several hundred people were turned Ne Sway: Special al Meeting. There will be a spe Special meeting of Trinity, Guild at the Guild room, WedM, An members are requested to be present, as business of importance is to be transacted. Go to the picnic tomorrow, then visit the Gypsie Village ip the evening, corCommercial and Pine streets, and fin, ish up the day in good shape. . You will go to bed laughing, and can wake up in the morning with a clear head. An Old Ex-Resident. Judge Thomas H. Caswell of San Francisco is here viewing the scenes of . of former days. He resided here in: thé 750s and "70's and was Judge of the old . district court. He left for other parts about twenty years ago. Mr. Caswell is high up in the councils of the Masonie order, being Grand Secretary _ . and Lecturer of the Royal Arch Masons . and also Secretary of the Knights Templar. He is well known by. all the early timers, ‘Look out for David Garrick, Stem ber 19th. Home Teese: ‘There wasa big. Mrs. Gar-' They will go in carriages and. M. NEVADA CITY SUBSCRIPTIONS To the Picnic to 0 Be Given by the Two Miners’ Unions. The folldwing contributions have been made by Nevada Cityans to the Miners Union picnic fund: vd E. F. Rosenthal American Imp. Tea Co Jas. Kinkead H. Guenther Grissell Bros Tom Mooney James Cairns Jas. Hennessey Golden Jewelry Co....0:..National Fruit Store J.8. Gregory C. J. Naffziger Adolph Reser James Wills George Gehrig Bovey and Trautman Schmidt Bros John Michell Gates & Steffens. . J. M. Walling F. E. Wadsworth Daniels & Powell Wn. Giffin . Rosenberg Bros. . lo. E. Mulloy F. T. Filon . Geo. C. Gaylord J. R. McIntosh J. A. Northway Wheelihan Bros Frank Richards W. J. Britland Smith Bros Pat Tere re ae C Toe Cr SCT Cre rey tora ae s SESSSSUSSHSHSESSESSSSSSSE SESSSSS SS SESS SSE SSS SS SES SSS SS SSS SES SES SE SS SES SS SEE SSS SESS SSSSEEES ee HH WDD NOWH OSS OH DH CIN DN WOARDDHNNN ORR DROS iby Theo. Fleitz . Bedwas vote dPaed secs J. M. Foley. ae ihcetances Miller’s Emporium.. John W : F. spate oes wean as To Prompt and Play for the Dance. John Michell ani Frank Grissel will go to San Juan tomorrow, the former to call and the latter to play for the dance in the evening. You Can't Buy Happiness, but if you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, salt eee impure Lea you may be cured and made by.. taki Hood’s Sarsaparilla. whats — Hoop’s Pris are thé best family catharticand liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. Tr Is a Fact that ‘Hodd’s Saceeaeins the One True. Blood Purifier, had proved, over’ and over again, that it has power to cure, even when other medieines fail to do any good. Hoop’s Pris are purely vegotatile and do not p' or druggts, oa ee A oe Something . New. Hill’s Mixed ~ Flavoring Spices, at J ACKSON’S, a24-tf 50 tol. 50 pounds of Flour for One Dollar at JAcKson’s, a24-tf EEE Twenty Dollacs Reward. A Dianoud Earring was lost Saturday night between the Theatre and the Garihe residence On Main street; $20 reward will be paid finder by leaving. at this office. _‘Si-lw ba Assessment. Notice. HE KRY ADS COUNTY 'C POWER ny phd go Sia Ly of business, San Francisco, Cal ease treme dotice is sy aye need at a meeting Board Se ae (8) conte per 0.1 ) of twent: rahare, w was levi ately in Unies Stat ; i * Mis ailing: San Francisco, assessment shall of mber, ny stock upon which th of e upon y imthe. n, of the company, 4 it Is Delicious. Royal Honey Drips pure cane syrup, the finest article in the — To be procured only at Gaylord’s. Republican County Central Committee. The members of the Remittee.are hereby notified to meet at the Union Hotel, Ne590. vada City, on Saturday, September 12th, at 2 o’clock p. m., For the purpose of making arrangements to hold a County Convention. By order Nat. P. BROowN, Chairman. ARTHUR I,. FISHER, Secretary. Nevada City, Sept. 1, 1896. XeTHE WHITE WN" ELECTRIC SALOON AND BILLIARD PARLOR. 914 Market Street, NEAR BALDWIN HOTEL, . BASEMENT. W. DAWSON, T. TREGELLAS. rT publican County Central Com-. _ Watch and Jewerly . _ Repair Shop ? CHARLES HARRIS Has opened a Jewelry and — Repa shop in the 55 : tring Holmes. Building, Corner Main ‘and Coyote Streets, And is now reparedto do all Andis now * = ad ~* PRICES Low. WORK anne ane THE BEST OF WORK. _ THE LOWEST OF PRICES. . ‘ee You will always find this " motto prevails at my Novelty: Wood cbse 3 and nd Repair Shop int a speciale of TURNIN OULDINGS of all. send on os ig 4 Saisias yp te on shortest notice, H. C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to 0. C. Percival, Shop on the Plaza. ‘NEVADA CITY. J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY Proprietor Agéncy For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label ‘Catsup Shasta Water,JShasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries = MEATS AND FISH. Pepsin Duffy’s Malt.. Gameécock Whisky IXL Whisky .. Bryant’s See Beer ,eh, Hire’s re +9 for “fall quart:: Io 50 s,° ss is the PATE FOIS. Heh a AND POTTED. Battle Ax Tobacco Pickles; % fA gel. bottles.. ulk, per gal. Olives, ee Mikado Soap, per bar:. sy 40 25 50 45 05 ce Everything elsean proportion. en 4“ Roast” Coffee : st. : fae Give it/g Trial. « =. = 2 2 ee ew te WA iv V2 SI 12. sh aT AVA ry The wheels of business are VAN Nevada county, and our prices are fit and the finest goods worth anyth: eae Pine Street, Near Broad, -aS must fit him; second, the materials in Those are just exactly the kind of. turning very fast f become a matter of common Sknoseedae that we are the rea ‘oincanie SMITH BROTHERS, $< Midiiiiiiiiicuae THE WHEELS = OF FASHION Run one way today, another way tomorrow, but there os two things fashion alwa: mands. First, a man’s ee his clothes must be good. garments we make. Stine lowest if you count a perféct The Fashionable Tailors, NEVADA CITY, CAL. : Chicken Tongue . Chipped Beef something nice to that is sold by Commercial street.. > . t’s Foo Hot to Cook This warm weather. If you get a can of oy . Soused Mackerel Vienna Sausage Dried Herring. Pickled Shrimp You Won't Have to Cook! They are all ready for the table. . It you want go with them, try BUDWEISER BEER, that fine CLEAR el Beer A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, Nevada City Fine Old Porter The Best in the EVERYBODY DRINKS IT! The Very’ Finest WHELIHAN BROS, ——DEALERS IN : of Wincs, Liquors anca CAPT. RUHSTALLER’S _ “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER and Half and Half. . j World _Evmnon FC ALLS FOR IT! -+ Agents ical Broad and Pine Strecta, Nevada City, Cal,