February 24, 1887 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., THURSDAY, E twdnchainbonnittl 24, 1887. wueh™ Daily Transcript CIRCULATES IN Nevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, . ma ‘ Spenceviile, North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othand Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Si erra to the Sea.” Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by —BROWN & CALKINS-— OFFICE No. 82 Commercial! street, Nevada City, Cal. Ee SACRAMENTO GRATITUDE AND JOURNALISM. Lae le tet ta al el ea, Marcus D. Boruck complains bitterly of Sacramento for tolerating the Bee. He says the Bee abnses all the friends of Sacramento, of whom he is Y Sete? nd the friend of Sacramento. be toward keeping either the Bee or Sacramento in order. city that depends so much on public pap, and so must be the friendship of many others who come in for detraction by the Bee, and injury by the selfish people of the capitol city . ly to two causes: e mining counties. There. have been, . bme sections of the State at rail‘\ exactions and practices; e for Sacramento. That town has ways been the. beneficiary rather than the victim of railroad extortions. . Millions of railroad money have been spent, and are now being spent, there. Yet Sacramento newspapers and political wire-pullers, backed by Saeramenin the State. This went on until the railroad started its own paper, question as could be desired. BG ramento for all the years of its existned ence,_is the. mining interest. From . Pa the day. when.a low place in the bank * of the Sacramento river up which barrels could be easily rolled was selected . as the landing piace for supplies for . what are now Amador, El Dorado, . si Placer and Nevada counties,and w here . 4 the mud-seated city so started grew up, . ‘ down to this writing, Sacramento . merchants and hotels have fed on these named counties, and, true to the . instincts pointed out by Boruck, of mauling and betraying its frienda, it is vindictive against the communities . that spend their earnings inits midst. Unfortunately forthe miners, their . purses gave out when their industry was enjoined. They were wise enough when flush, to fee the Valley papers, and then their cause was advocated by newspapers that probably now hold a retainer from the other side. Further, eB as their industry was circumscribed _ Henry Howe, the Ohio historian, has er town of Nevada county; also in Placer . of Prescott Hall Butler to obtain a di. Galveston, one, and he will not endure the abuse . of the Sacramento organ -and remain_ ; We do not) 4 know how potential such a threat will . ; . other large cities the returns are unMarcus’ friend. ship must be worth something to a’ . Cleveland of Jersey City for $25,000 Sac-. ramento owes its prosperity principal-. army stands ready to charge at a moThe presence of the ment’s notice, and what*an arny it is. ‘railroad shops, and. the patronage of . . Organized by a British penal convict, varioustimes, causes of complaint’! to people, have more reviled ‘the rail. road and its managers than any others . and . used the means it well understands to . secure the adhesion of others, and now . Sacramento is as hush on the railroad . The other element that has fed. Sac. . The majority of those present favored coercive measures in Ireland. Miss Fannie Howe, the daughter of created a sensation at New Haven, Conn., by marrying a mechanic. _it is thought by lawers‘that the suit vision among the heirs of the-Stewart estate will prove successful, if. it ever comes to trial. This week Edwin Booth will act in Austin and San Antonio, Texas. He will proceed thence to Los Angeles, and will begin a four weeks’ engagement in San Francisco March 7th. A Paris paper prints an interview with a diplomate who confirms the statement that Prince Bismarck will demand assurances. of the neutrality of France in the event. of war in the East. The result of the German elections which took place Monday is not yet fully known. In Berlin and several favorable to the Government. The Socialists developed much strength and elected many of the candidates. Robert Pinkerton has sued Mayor damages for libel, the latter being represented as writing: ‘‘And Pinkerton’s . . it is now a powerin the land.’ The latest scheme. of Marquis de Mores, the Montana cattle raiser, is to . but . gain control of every retail meat mari ket in New York City, and to arrange . to supply them all with meat slaugh. tered and dressed in the West. He . is not ready yet to give the details of . his plans, but briefly they-are-toe-pur. chase butcher shops, either for cash } or naking the owners of each stockholders in the National Consumers’ . Meat Company and retaining ‘them as i managers of the business transferred. . The butchers and wholesale dealers in . meats deride the latest venture of the Marquis. epreacene er on The Atmosphere of Love. Is a pure, sweet breath. ‘This de-. sideratum is one of the results of using . SOZODONT, which not only invigoratesand preserves-the teeth, but ren. ders the mouth as fragrant as a rose. Se ik DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroy erw . cure sick headache. . ARRIVALS AT THE UNION . HOTEL. . Mrs. J. Nafiziger . February 22, 1887. C. Gould, city Miss I. Maltman, city, . H. Gaylord, city, C. Seaman, city, H. Peterson, Sacto, Geo. Hare, Maybert, . 8. Hollis, Reno, A. Munson, Oakland, . ee T. Davis & wf,8.F., J. David, 8. F., E. Hagar, BlueTent, J. Black, city, J. Davis,SanJuan, J. Duffy, Railroad, D. Coughlin, Railr’d, A. Bagiey, G V. ; G. Lucas, Woodland; R. Al erman, Sm’ tsvl, CO. B, SACRAMENTO, they could not order so liberally. of goods from the Sacramento merchants, and . as Sacramento gratitude is entirely an . appreciation of favors to come, the . miners could no longer expect decency or fairness from that selfish burg. But the trade yet yielded to Sacramento by the mining counties is considerable. Let it go elsewhere by all means. WETMORBRE’S WINE BILL. Weare glad to see that Mr. /Wetmore’s spurious wine bill is accepted by the Legislature. We must have a pure product at home if we ask that a spurious article be not palmed-off as ourmake in the East. Wetmore is fully posted in such matters, and has labored hard for the interesté of the viticulturists. When the Chronicle abuses him he cannot be far wrong. El LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Lizzie Crawford attempted suicide at Gilroy on Saturday. The entzy of Chinese into Costa Rica has been prohibited. ‘ A call for $10,000,000 three per cent fe bonds was issued Monday. of the California Soldiers’ Home bill. Knifton,*the English pugilist, is coming over to fight Smith or Sullivan. Dion Boucicault’s daughter was hissed from the stage in Boston Saturday night. A band of Mexican robbers were derecently. The trial of Alex. Goldenson for . murder was begun in San Francisco . Monday. B. F. Davis’ residence at Wheat+ land was burned Sunday. Partially . insured. The search for the Napa murderer . still continues unsuccessful ; his name . is Peter Olson. A drunken desperado brutally murdered Mrs. Matilda Warren in Cincinnati on Monday. ‘Geo. and Josiah Parent perished in . the mountains near Sonora, Tuolumne i ‘county, last week. ai Thousands of cattle and several hu. “man beings have been frozen to death . in Nebraska lately. @ quarrel with her sisters. ‘handlers at Jerney City and Hoboken ‘are now trying to get work. ed George Blethen and. mortally . wounded John Cooney, at Moran, Ne. of Auburn has eld fez pemeieeen fer trial for libel, . There is some danger of the failure . feated in a fight near the Texas border . Mrs. Clara Whitney committed sui. cide at Marysville Tuesday because of . Court. Deed atex The striking longshoremen and coalA man named Dubois shot and kill” John Bist, P. Ahern R. W. Barclay, R. N. Cook E. Mandeville, A. C. Kaufman, W. Bramigan, F. Freeman, W. wOlmity, Fy, 14l O'Dileu, J. Douglas, uckingham, J. Murphy, Ff Hagerty, J. Ryan, G. Kreuzberffer, O. P. Smith, I. Burns, L. 8: Crackbon, Cc. Tan uary, C. Schwab, w. ght, : E. Stevens, E. B. Ca oll, . Friedlander, A.E. ene, LE Gottschalk, 8. Kay, \G. W. Greenlaw, C. B. Strong, . E. H. Bolze, C. L. Phillips. MOUNTAIN DIVISION BAND, €1TY Phil. Goyne, W. Bond, J. Michell, H. Stenger, C. E/ Wild, C. Keskeys, H. Boone, L. Hamptoa, T/Granville, H. W. Veale. J. Gilbert, J. Goyne, F. Filerman,’ C. Gault, T. Bennet. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL. RECTOR BROS. February 22. e Works, Oakland B. Lewis, ge f ty . Hughes, Pike City, J. A. Rapp, ¢ Wm. Horrell, city, L “Muller, do, Capt.Warner,Camptvl,D. Hankard, Bloom, Miss Crane, do, E. Jenkins, do, Jno. Hippert, Eureka,D. McKillican do, J. Harrington,Bloom, M. Thimaher, do, P. Maguire, do, W. Hannan, ‘do, W. Dindale, 8. F., J. Kelley, san Jose, C. Gildea, 8 eny Family, C. Barlow ye J. E. Leopold, citv, J. Ostrom, Bloomf'ld E. Hager, Blue Tent, CO. B, SACRAMENTO, N. Hoit, Chas. Neal), C. Rudimacher, A. F. Wiis, C. Simnermacher, J: F. Best, C. A. Hubbs, C. G. Freeman, Gus Soderer, T. C. Flannigan, Capt. J. Cook, Fred Soderer, Ww. J. Flannigan, Theut. a Wiseman, T. 5torror, Co Fred Dohn, tee, Tor ping, G. W ; audins E. Gorman, Hak Clay Poynes, J.B. Hoagland, H. J. Roacher, J. R. Wheat, MOUNTAIN DIVISION BAND, CITY J. Michell, P. Goyne, Thos. Granville, H. Bovier, C. E. Wild, J. Goyne,, Gilbert, W. Bond, Eilerman, T. Bennet, E. Hampton, C. Keskeys, . W. Veal, H. A. Stenger, C. Jones, Comp. Gault. . Exeoutor’s Notice of Sale of Real Estate. 7 OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN . 4, pursuance of an order of the Superior ': ourt of the County of Nevada, State of Eg ifornia, made on 2ist day of Popeer in the matter of the estate of . meyer, deceased, the undersigned, the ex. ecutor of the Last Will of sai Henry Putte{ mere, deceased, will sell at eo auction, ito me highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of . the United States, and subject. te -eonfirma-}; . tion by said Superior Court, on Monday, the . 2lst day of March, 1887, at 11 o’clock a. M., at the front door of the Court House, at Neva. da City, in the said county of Nevada, all . the right, title, interest and estate of the . . said Henry Puttemeyer, deceased, at the . . time of his death, and all the right, title ‘ and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law orotherwise, acquired other . then or in addition to that oft e said Hen. ry Puttemeyeratthe time of his death, in . and to all those certain lo-s, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying an bei in the} . said county of Neva a, State of C erisornta, . and bounded and fens ss Wap as follows, y, Henry butte! . . wit: N. 44 of SE. Zoe ripe ie , Lot No. 40f{NW.% “ag. BW.% 4, of ééction 0, fpr yg yo. AME f “Range No. 9E,. Mount. Diablo Meridian, Terms and conditions of sale: cash gold coin . . of the United States, ten per cent. of the . purchase money to be idtothe auction. eer or executor on the day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Superior “Te of purchaser. LIX SCHRAKAMP, . Executor of the Last yi of Henry Puttej meres, Mego gt povey » pi Brora ing Attys for Executor. f22 WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION eare Dow prepared to furnish all classes with employment at home, all the or for their spgre moments. Business Bred ble. Persons of either . time, usiness, we m this offer.To such as are not w we will one dol. lar to poy 1 o. Pull . et ior W. Mitchell, Livrmore, B. Driggs Agt MeGibert . ‘Columbus Buggies, : Carriages, : T Tatu DURAND. FOR CASH!) """" T Al -. Odmmercial Street, Nevada City, Oal. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST GRO-. " CERY STORE IN NEVADA. ie Main St., Opposite Union Hotel. ~-DURAND & OLIVER, Flour, per-100 Ibs, $2 60 Wheat, = mo ; <5 PROPRIETORS ws Oorn, ‘i ‘“ Rolled Barley, “*' : 175 Bran, % “ 1 123¢ —— Middlings, . # _1 50 o's" eee Meals at All Hours ! Rice, i3* 1 Currants, 10“ 1 = Prunes, 8“ I Beans, 28 “ 1 arto — = 4 Regular dinner, with claret, 25¢ g Powder, papers Chocolate, 4 = 1 ae .: ie : A good meal for l5c. rm ‘ . Oysters, 10 cans 1 ’ . Green Oorn, "Tae § Coffee and doughnuts or bread, 10c. . Green Peas, ee eae . . String Beans, eae . Tomatoes, Bachone . = oe iSalmon, 2 lb.cans, 6 ‘1 ;} Salmon. 1 Ib. cans, 10 ys 1 PP ar ae Fresh Oysters, e8, G/F. 1 x . Deviled Ham, “ee 4 Chicken, . Gorned Beef. 6 4a : . Condensed Milk 6 cans 1 = Fish, Etc., Lard per can, Packie, 5 gallon can 160 . . Kerosene per gallon, 40 . To Order. . Syrup_ per gallon, 65 . Syrup per 5 gallon keg, ~ 2 26 [Pickle “6 /" * 1 26 oe {Good Tea per Ib, 35: . " 35 . ‘ing lish Bae ach Ib. box, : rf . Mest and Cheapest Restaurant in o ‘ast ‘sb . “per Ib; 35 . the City. . Soap, per box. 50 . Bavon Soap, per box, 110 . 4 bars, 25 . . Harkness Oandles per box, 825 . = “34 for 1 ; Goodwin Oandles per box, 2 50 San Francisco “ 1 50 . Banquets and Fine Suppers on Short = Candles 64 for 1 . . Starch per box, 50 . Notice. Butter per roll, 40 Tobacco per plug, 45 AND «EVERYTHING ELSE IN — PROPORTION. @@-Special attention paid to Lady Pasie . All Goods Fresh and Pure. . WM. WOLF. iv f PROPLE'S CYCLOPEDIA THE IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD FOR GENERAL USE! The New Three-Volume Edition Now Ready. Comprehensive and compact—58,000 topics. Reliable—400 first-class contributors. Fresh—Brought down to the present year. Now Ready—Subscribers not kept waiting with only a part of a cyclopedia. Really Cheap—Less than half the price of similar works. It answers 58,000 questions, some of which are constantly askin . minds of all who think. It ought to be in every family, school and Complete in 3 convenient volumes. themselves in the usiness office. Proprietors. ; OVER 75,000 SETS ALREADY SOLD. . ! . Send to usfor specimen pages, etc., that you may see for yourself. We call the special attention of School] Trustees, Teachers, etc., to the } t EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. PHILLIPS & HUNT, Market Street . Sam Francisce. . NIVENS’ CIGAR STAND, . MASONIC BUILDING, PINE STREET. NEVADA CITY. The Largest, Cheapest and Best Stock of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Cutlery, Etc., TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. NE CE NS Finest Stock of Meerschaum Goods ever brought to the County, { . Nevada County Carriage ad Wagon Repository, . ; ; j BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . { 1 ‘3 . GEO. F. sacons, es ae Headquarters for the Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, IN ALL.GBADEs. Phaetons, IN FULL VARIETY. For Sale at San Francisce Prices with Freight adaea. ine Geoteh Tw eal, Cassimeres: a Broadeloths ~~or=. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, be Merchant ‘Tailors, Commercial Street, Nevada City. SPANISH AND FRENCH a. a oe we . . Of Our Own Importation, DIRECT FROM MILLS IN SCOTLAND. A-Large Line of Samples to Select From. BESF SKILLED WORKMEN. EMPLOYED. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. yman HBroses ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1887. Being always below the prices that prevail and invariably above the qualities, are the leading features of our great line of Men's, Boys’ and Childrens Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, Exats, Caps, Satchels, Etc. Importing our own Goods and buy ig-from first hands for cash in such immense quantities as we do, enables us to sell goods of the same quality much lower than others can possibly afford to. Plaza E*eed Store. . CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Meal, Buckwheat Flour, Etc. ) Ee Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Do not fail to call and see us ‘before purchasing. Only Retail House, HYMAN BROS., COR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY.’ WHOLESALE BRANCHES: : 102 Chambers Street, New York. 206 Front Street, San Francisco. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. Islands. AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BOOK STORE Kept at all the Grocery Stores. Ask For It. ‘*Beehive.’ The Leading Grocery and Family Provision Store e IN NEVADA orTry. J. J. JACKSON Proprietor. There will always be found at this first-class Grocery Store every article required for family use, which will be sold at the lowest market rates. 2 ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF ; WwWinBseanD BIQVOR sb. J. J, JAOKSON, 18 and 20 Commercial Street. Seen gps np agree SRT TEE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Tob Pinting Office Is the Largesr and Best Office in this part of the State. Every description of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly. executed at the very lowest rates. a I NITTED 6 CROCHET SHAW, SCRAPS, BF SS 0 COLD WEATHER ITEMS. We always have in stock for ladies’ and chilScarfs, Undershirts, Skirts, Leggings, Hoods, ‘Gloves, Mittens, Sacks and Coats. —=M-EL=L-I-N-E-R-Y¥— —Mms.— hab cians Bao Crawtfora MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . . . dren’s wear Knitted and Crochet Wool Shawls, % ‘'F7AT ONE HALF OF USUAL RATES.<3 Can be found everything in the line of Fancy stauonery, Blank Books, School Books, & Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE :: CUTLERY SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &cCOUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. ‘STICH & LARKIN, Propriejo s. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENOY. J. E. CARR. Carr Bros., PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. T. H. CARR. EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AL , K THING USUALLY heveaNR A ARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERYFirst-class aiid Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. — SCHOOL Books, BLANK Books, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS, { NEWSPAPERS. Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. . The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. Prescriptions accurate) gist. y and carefully qompounded by a careful and competent DrugNEVADA DRUG atte Cerner Broad and Pine Streets...0..., t+reveeees Nevada City ww. D. Vinton, —— LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPs, COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIBRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. 2 ? REFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ge Bayt a perfect purky COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COMee eee eneeeneesenenp teen ANSELME A. we cg SUCCESSOR TO : SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, » DEALER IN — Groceries, rovsions, Feed,Canned Goods, Wine; on, Choice Family Groceries a Specialty." _—_—_———— ~~ All Goods sold at Bed Rock Prices tance free of charge. A share of pubic patronage ia most reepectally solicited. ANSELME A, CHARONNAT, ty? } Cen CROCKERY, CLAsswWaRnm, ‘meo, + , and delivered within a mmm COMMERCIAL STREET, sent dears Hea NEVADA OMY A ow

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., THURSDAY, E twdnchainbonnittl 24, 1887. wueh™ Daily Transcript CIRCULATES IN Nevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, . ma ‘ Spenceviile, North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othand Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Si erra to the Sea.” Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by —BROWN & CALKINS-— OFFICE No. 82 Commercial! street, Nevada City, Cal. Ee SACRAMENTO GRATITUDE AND JOURNALISM. Lae le tet ta al el ea, Marcus D. Boruck complains bitterly of Sacramento for tolerating the Bee. He says the Bee abnses all the friends of Sacramento, of whom he is Y Sete? nd the friend of Sacramento. be toward keeping either the Bee or Sacramento in order. city that depends so much on public pap, and so must be the friendship of many others who come in for detraction by the Bee, and injury by the selfish people of the capitol city . ly to two causes: e mining counties. There. have been, . bme sections of the State at rail‘\ exactions and practices; e for Sacramento. That town has ways been the. beneficiary rather than the victim of railroad extortions. . Millions of railroad money have been spent, and are now being spent, there. Yet Sacramento newspapers and political wire-pullers, backed by Saeramenin the State. This went on until the railroad started its own paper, question as could be desired. BG ramento for all the years of its existned ence,_is the. mining interest. From . Pa the day. when.a low place in the bank * of the Sacramento river up which barrels could be easily rolled was selected . as the landing piace for supplies for . what are now Amador, El Dorado, . si Placer and Nevada counties,and w here . 4 the mud-seated city so started grew up, . ‘ down to this writing, Sacramento . merchants and hotels have fed on these named counties, and, true to the . instincts pointed out by Boruck, of mauling and betraying its frienda, it is vindictive against the communities . that spend their earnings inits midst. Unfortunately forthe miners, their . purses gave out when their industry was enjoined. They were wise enough when flush, to fee the Valley papers, and then their cause was advocated by newspapers that probably now hold a retainer from the other side. Further, eB as their industry was circumscribed _ Henry Howe, the Ohio historian, has er town of Nevada county; also in Placer . of Prescott Hall Butler to obtain a di. Galveston, one, and he will not endure the abuse . of the Sacramento organ -and remain_ ; We do not) 4 know how potential such a threat will . ; . other large cities the returns are unMarcus’ friend. ship must be worth something to a’ . Cleveland of Jersey City for $25,000 Sac-. ramento owes its prosperity principal-. army stands ready to charge at a moThe presence of the ment’s notice, and what*an arny it is. ‘railroad shops, and. the patronage of . . Organized by a British penal convict, varioustimes, causes of complaint’! to people, have more reviled ‘the rail. road and its managers than any others . and . used the means it well understands to . secure the adhesion of others, and now . Sacramento is as hush on the railroad . The other element that has fed. Sac. . The majority of those present favored coercive measures in Ireland. Miss Fannie Howe, the daughter of created a sensation at New Haven, Conn., by marrying a mechanic. _it is thought by lawers‘that the suit vision among the heirs of the-Stewart estate will prove successful, if. it ever comes to trial. This week Edwin Booth will act in Austin and San Antonio, Texas. He will proceed thence to Los Angeles, and will begin a four weeks’ engagement in San Francisco March 7th. A Paris paper prints an interview with a diplomate who confirms the statement that Prince Bismarck will demand assurances. of the neutrality of France in the event. of war in the East. The result of the German elections which took place Monday is not yet fully known. In Berlin and several favorable to the Government. The Socialists developed much strength and elected many of the candidates. Robert Pinkerton has sued Mayor damages for libel, the latter being represented as writing: ‘‘And Pinkerton’s . . it is now a powerin the land.’ The latest scheme. of Marquis de Mores, the Montana cattle raiser, is to . but . gain control of every retail meat mari ket in New York City, and to arrange . to supply them all with meat slaugh. tered and dressed in the West. He . is not ready yet to give the details of . his plans, but briefly they-are-toe-pur. chase butcher shops, either for cash } or naking the owners of each stockholders in the National Consumers’ . Meat Company and retaining ‘them as i managers of the business transferred. . The butchers and wholesale dealers in . meats deride the latest venture of the Marquis. epreacene er on The Atmosphere of Love. Is a pure, sweet breath. ‘This de-. sideratum is one of the results of using . SOZODONT, which not only invigoratesand preserves-the teeth, but ren. ders the mouth as fragrant as a rose. Se ik DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroy erw . cure sick headache. . ARRIVALS AT THE UNION . HOTEL. . Mrs. J. Nafiziger . February 22, 1887. C. Gould, city Miss I. Maltman, city, . H. Gaylord, city, C. Seaman, city, H. Peterson, Sacto, Geo. Hare, Maybert, . 8. Hollis, Reno, A. Munson, Oakland, . ee T. Davis & wf,8.F., J. David, 8. F., E. Hagar, BlueTent, J. Black, city, J. Davis,SanJuan, J. Duffy, Railroad, D. Coughlin, Railr’d, A. Bagiey, G V. ; G. Lucas, Woodland; R. Al erman, Sm’ tsvl, CO. B, SACRAMENTO, they could not order so liberally. of goods from the Sacramento merchants, and . as Sacramento gratitude is entirely an . appreciation of favors to come, the . miners could no longer expect decency or fairness from that selfish burg. But the trade yet yielded to Sacramento by the mining counties is considerable. Let it go elsewhere by all means. WETMORBRE’S WINE BILL. Weare glad to see that Mr. /Wetmore’s spurious wine bill is accepted by the Legislature. We must have a pure product at home if we ask that a spurious article be not palmed-off as ourmake in the East. Wetmore is fully posted in such matters, and has labored hard for the interesté of the viticulturists. When the Chronicle abuses him he cannot be far wrong. El LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Lizzie Crawford attempted suicide at Gilroy on Saturday. The entzy of Chinese into Costa Rica has been prohibited. ‘ A call for $10,000,000 three per cent fe bonds was issued Monday. of the California Soldiers’ Home bill. Knifton,*the English pugilist, is coming over to fight Smith or Sullivan. Dion Boucicault’s daughter was hissed from the stage in Boston Saturday night. A band of Mexican robbers were derecently. The trial of Alex. Goldenson for . murder was begun in San Francisco . Monday. B. F. Davis’ residence at Wheat+ land was burned Sunday. Partially . insured. The search for the Napa murderer . still continues unsuccessful ; his name . is Peter Olson. A drunken desperado brutally murdered Mrs. Matilda Warren in Cincinnati on Monday. ‘Geo. and Josiah Parent perished in . the mountains near Sonora, Tuolumne i ‘county, last week. ai Thousands of cattle and several hu. “man beings have been frozen to death . in Nebraska lately. @ quarrel with her sisters. ‘handlers at Jerney City and Hoboken ‘are now trying to get work. ed George Blethen and. mortally . wounded John Cooney, at Moran, Ne. of Auburn has eld fez pemeieeen fer trial for libel, . There is some danger of the failure . feated in a fight near the Texas border . Mrs. Clara Whitney committed sui. cide at Marysville Tuesday because of . Court. Deed atex The striking longshoremen and coalA man named Dubois shot and kill” John Bist, P. Ahern R. W. Barclay, R. N. Cook E. Mandeville, A. C. Kaufman, W. Bramigan, F. Freeman, W. wOlmity, Fy, 14l O'Dileu, J. Douglas, uckingham, J. Murphy, Ff Hagerty, J. Ryan, G. Kreuzberffer, O. P. Smith, I. Burns, L. 8: Crackbon, Cc. Tan uary, C. Schwab, w. ght, : E. Stevens, E. B. Ca oll, . Friedlander, A.E. ene, LE Gottschalk, 8. Kay, \G. W. Greenlaw, C. B. Strong, . E. H. Bolze, C. L. Phillips. MOUNTAIN DIVISION BAND, €1TY Phil. Goyne, W. Bond, J. Michell, H. Stenger, C. E/ Wild, C. Keskeys, H. Boone, L. Hamptoa, T/Granville, H. W. Veale. J. Gilbert, J. Goyne, F. Filerman,’ C. Gault, T. Bennet. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL. RECTOR BROS. February 22. e Works, Oakland B. Lewis, ge f ty . Hughes, Pike City, J. A. Rapp, ¢ Wm. Horrell, city, L “Muller, do, Capt.Warner,Camptvl,D. Hankard, Bloom, Miss Crane, do, E. Jenkins, do, Jno. Hippert, Eureka,D. McKillican do, J. Harrington,Bloom, M. Thimaher, do, P. Maguire, do, W. Hannan, ‘do, W. Dindale, 8. F., J. Kelley, san Jose, C. Gildea, 8 eny Family, C. Barlow ye J. E. Leopold, citv, J. Ostrom, Bloomf'ld E. Hager, Blue Tent, CO. B, SACRAMENTO, N. Hoit, Chas. Neal), C. Rudimacher, A. F. Wiis, C. Simnermacher, J: F. Best, C. A. Hubbs, C. G. Freeman, Gus Soderer, T. C. Flannigan, Capt. J. Cook, Fred Soderer, Ww. J. Flannigan, Theut. a Wiseman, T. 5torror, Co Fred Dohn, tee, Tor ping, G. W ; audins E. Gorman, Hak Clay Poynes, J.B. Hoagland, H. J. Roacher, J. R. Wheat, MOUNTAIN DIVISION BAND, CITY J. Michell, P. Goyne, Thos. Granville, H. Bovier, C. E. Wild, J. Goyne,, Gilbert, W. Bond, Eilerman, T. Bennet, E. Hampton, C. Keskeys, . W. Veal, H. A. Stenger, C. Jones, Comp. Gault. . Exeoutor’s Notice of Sale of Real Estate. 7 OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN . 4, pursuance of an order of the Superior

': ourt of the County of Nevada, State of Eg ifornia, made on 2ist day of Popeer in the matter of the estate of . meyer, deceased, the undersigned, the ex. ecutor of the Last Will of sai Henry Putte{ mere, deceased, will sell at eo auction, ito me highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of . the United States, and subject. te -eonfirma-}; . tion by said Superior Court, on Monday, the . 2lst day of March, 1887, at 11 o’clock a. M., at the front door of the Court House, at Neva. da City, in the said county of Nevada, all . the right, title, interest and estate of the . . said Henry Puttemeyer, deceased, at the . . time of his death, and all the right, title ‘ and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law orotherwise, acquired other . then or in addition to that oft e said Hen. ry Puttemeyeratthe time of his death, in . and to all those certain lo-s, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying an bei in the} . said county of Neva a, State of C erisornta, . and bounded and fens ss Wap as follows, y, Henry butte! . . wit: N. 44 of SE. Zoe ripe ie , Lot No. 40f{NW.% “ag. BW.% 4, of ééction 0, fpr yg yo. AME f “Range No. 9E,. Mount. Diablo Meridian, Terms and conditions of sale: cash gold coin . . of the United States, ten per cent. of the . purchase money to be idtothe auction. eer or executor on the day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Superior “Te of purchaser. LIX SCHRAKAMP, . Executor of the Last yi of Henry Puttej meres, Mego gt povey » pi Brora ing Attys for Executor. f22 WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION eare Dow prepared to furnish all classes with employment at home, all the or for their spgre moments. Business Bred ble. Persons of either . time, usiness, we m this offer.To such as are not w we will one dol. lar to poy 1 o. Pull . et ior W. Mitchell, Livrmore, B. Driggs Agt MeGibert . ‘Columbus Buggies, : Carriages, : T Tatu DURAND. FOR CASH!) """" T Al -. Odmmercial Street, Nevada City, Oal. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST GRO-. " CERY STORE IN NEVADA. ie Main St., Opposite Union Hotel. ~-DURAND & OLIVER, Flour, per-100 Ibs, $2 60 Wheat, = mo ; <5 PROPRIETORS ws Oorn, ‘i ‘“ Rolled Barley, “*' : 175 Bran, % “ 1 123¢ —— Middlings, . # _1 50 o's" eee Meals at All Hours ! Rice, i3* 1 Currants, 10“ 1 = Prunes, 8“ I Beans, 28 “ 1 arto — = 4 Regular dinner, with claret, 25¢ g Powder, papers Chocolate, 4 = 1 ae .: ie : A good meal for l5c. rm ‘ . Oysters, 10 cans 1 ’ . Green Oorn, "Tae § Coffee and doughnuts or bread, 10c. . Green Peas, ee eae . . String Beans, eae . Tomatoes, Bachone . = oe iSalmon, 2 lb.cans, 6 ‘1 ;} Salmon. 1 Ib. cans, 10 ys 1 PP ar ae Fresh Oysters, e8, G/F. 1 x . Deviled Ham, “ee 4 Chicken, . Gorned Beef. 6 4a : . Condensed Milk 6 cans 1 = Fish, Etc., Lard per can, Packie, 5 gallon can 160 . . Kerosene per gallon, 40 . To Order. . Syrup_ per gallon, 65 . Syrup per 5 gallon keg, ~ 2 26 [Pickle “6 /" * 1 26 oe {Good Tea per Ib, 35: . " 35 . ‘ing lish Bae ach Ib. box, : rf . Mest and Cheapest Restaurant in o ‘ast ‘sb . “per Ib; 35 . the City. . Soap, per box. 50 . Bavon Soap, per box, 110 . 4 bars, 25 . . Harkness Oandles per box, 825 . = “34 for 1 ; Goodwin Oandles per box, 2 50 San Francisco “ 1 50 . Banquets and Fine Suppers on Short = Candles 64 for 1 . . Starch per box, 50 . Notice. Butter per roll, 40 Tobacco per plug, 45 AND «EVERYTHING ELSE IN — PROPORTION. @@-Special attention paid to Lady Pasie . All Goods Fresh and Pure. . WM. WOLF. iv f PROPLE'S CYCLOPEDIA THE IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD FOR GENERAL USE! The New Three-Volume Edition Now Ready. Comprehensive and compact—58,000 topics. Reliable—400 first-class contributors. Fresh—Brought down to the present year. Now Ready—Subscribers not kept waiting with only a part of a cyclopedia. Really Cheap—Less than half the price of similar works. It answers 58,000 questions, some of which are constantly askin . minds of all who think. It ought to be in every family, school and Complete in 3 convenient volumes. themselves in the usiness office. Proprietors. ; OVER 75,000 SETS ALREADY SOLD. . ! . Send to usfor specimen pages, etc., that you may see for yourself. We call the special attention of School] Trustees, Teachers, etc., to the } t EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. PHILLIPS & HUNT, Market Street . Sam Francisce. . NIVENS’ CIGAR STAND, . MASONIC BUILDING, PINE STREET. NEVADA CITY. The Largest, Cheapest and Best Stock of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Cutlery, Etc., TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. NE CE NS Finest Stock of Meerschaum Goods ever brought to the County, { . Nevada County Carriage ad Wagon Repository, . ; ; j BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . { 1 ‘3 . GEO. F. sacons, es ae Headquarters for the Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, IN ALL.GBADEs. Phaetons, IN FULL VARIETY. For Sale at San Francisce Prices with Freight adaea. ine Geoteh Tw eal, Cassimeres: a Broadeloths ~~or=. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, be Merchant ‘Tailors, Commercial Street, Nevada City. SPANISH AND FRENCH a. a oe we . . Of Our Own Importation, DIRECT FROM MILLS IN SCOTLAND. A-Large Line of Samples to Select From. BESF SKILLED WORKMEN. EMPLOYED. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. yman HBroses ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1887. Being always below the prices that prevail and invariably above the qualities, are the leading features of our great line of Men's, Boys’ and Childrens Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, Exats, Caps, Satchels, Etc. Importing our own Goods and buy ig-from first hands for cash in such immense quantities as we do, enables us to sell goods of the same quality much lower than others can possibly afford to. Plaza E*eed Store. . CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Meal, Buckwheat Flour, Etc. ) Ee Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Do not fail to call and see us ‘before purchasing. Only Retail House, HYMAN BROS., COR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY.’ WHOLESALE BRANCHES: : 102 Chambers Street, New York. 206 Front Street, San Francisco. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. Islands. AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BOOK STORE Kept at all the Grocery Stores. Ask For It. ‘*Beehive.’ The Leading Grocery and Family Provision Store e IN NEVADA orTry. J. J. JACKSON Proprietor. There will always be found at this first-class Grocery Store every article required for family use, which will be sold at the lowest market rates. 2 ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF ; WwWinBseanD BIQVOR sb. J. J, JAOKSON, 18 and 20 Commercial Street. Seen gps np agree SRT TEE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Tob Pinting Office Is the Largesr and Best Office in this part of the State. Every description of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly. executed at the very lowest rates. a I NITTED 6 CROCHET SHAW, SCRAPS, BF SS 0 COLD WEATHER ITEMS. We always have in stock for ladies’ and chilScarfs, Undershirts, Skirts, Leggings, Hoods, ‘Gloves, Mittens, Sacks and Coats. —=M-EL=L-I-N-E-R-Y¥— —Mms.— hab cians Bao Crawtfora MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . . . dren’s wear Knitted and Crochet Wool Shawls, % ‘'F7AT ONE HALF OF USUAL RATES.<3 Can be found everything in the line of Fancy stauonery, Blank Books, School Books, & Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE :: CUTLERY SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &cCOUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. ‘STICH & LARKIN, Propriejo s. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENOY. J. E. CARR. Carr Bros., PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. T. H. CARR. EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AL , K THING USUALLY heveaNR A ARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERYFirst-class aiid Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. — SCHOOL Books, BLANK Books, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS, { NEWSPAPERS. Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. . The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. Prescriptions accurate) gist. y and carefully qompounded by a careful and competent DrugNEVADA DRUG atte Cerner Broad and Pine Streets.....0....., t+reveeees Nevada City ww. D. Vinton, —— LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPs, COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIBRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. 2 ? REFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ge Bayt a perfect purky COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COMee eee eneeeneesenenp teen ANSELME A. we cg SUCCESSOR TO : SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, » DEALER IN — Groceries, rovsions, Feed,Canned Goods, Wine; on, Choice Family Groceries a Specialty.." _—_—_———— ~~ All Goods sold at Bed Rock Prices tance free of charge. A share of pubic patronage ia most reepectally solicited. ANSELME A, CHARONNAT, ty? } Cen CROCKERY, CLAsswWaRnm, ‘meo, + , and delivered within a mmm COMMERCIAL STREET, sent dears Hea NEVADA OMY A ow