April 18, 1898 (4 pages)

i cm th, _. _ 37TH YEAR—NO, 11581 CANNOT BE NEVADA CITY, CAL., MONDAY EVENING, APaIL 18, 1898. . KIELED FRIDAY AGAINST ; BOARD. OF SUPERVISORS. IN BATTLE, _ INDEPENDENCE. ™ Falls Before Rebels. Must Come, “ ieatiilaaiiaaiiineaninin and the sum of $6288 on the Genéral undértaking in the sum of $3200, with Fond ' (Continued from 8rd page.) A Spanish Leader Says . War President Grispo of Venezuela House EST. IN 1860 BY N; P. BROWN & CO. Ww in favor of Gotton P.RSONAL POINTERS, Bros. & two or more sufficient sureties to. be Co., when the said bridge shall have . approved by the chairman of this CALIFORNIA BRIDGE AND OONSTRUOCTION been reported completed by said Board Board conditioned for the faithful peror ite committee. formance of said contract, and the : COMPANY, On the adoption of the foregoing resoAuditor of Nevada county ‘and Yousg, Deer creek bridge, $6480. is authorlution ,the following members voted ized and instructed to draw his Postmaster, Fitter of Granitville is Dry creek bridge, $2156. waraye: Buffington, Luke, Pridgeon, Wood rants on the Treasurer for the sum Rock creek bridge, $2182. et of here. Strikes It From the Cuban Resolution. A’ Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old ae and Fay. COTTON. BROS. & OO. Mrs. ©. Marshall of San Francisco is $5 on the Ist Road District Fund, the Resolved, that the plans, specificasum of $5 on the General Road Fund here visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. tions, strain sheets and working detiails and the sum of $1635 on the General Deer creek bridge, $6248. Dry creek bridge proposition No. 1— forthe construction of anew E. T. Worthley is down from Washbridge Fund in favor of Ootton Bros. & Co. across Dry Oreek at Peun Valley near when the said bridge shall ington. have Pike been Dry creek bridge proposition No. 2— T. J. Wagoner’s place, WasuineTon, April 18.—In the House presented by reported completed by said Board or Sheriff Bush returned to Downieville $1875. Ascariago, formerly Minister’ of War from Caracas, Venezuela, says that this morning Dingley ; Cotton Bros. & Oo., now on file and its committee. moved the adop; today. i Dry creek bridge proposition No. 8— designated as and Prime Minister, has arrived here .to President Joaqnin Orispo was killed tion of the Senate proposition No. 1, be and. Cuban resolution Ike Watters has returned from San On the adoption of the foregoing resattend a meeting of the Cortez. He is. last Friday in.a battle with the rebel with the indepen the same are hereby adopted for and olation the following members dence clause stricken Francisco. _ voted he reported to have declared that war beforces led by Hernandez. Rock creek bridge proposition No. as those according to f out. Roll call was demanded, the vote which the new aye: Buffington, Luke, Pridgeon; Wovd Miss Mounter of Jackson is visiting tween Spain. and the United States.is. 1—$2294 . bridge shall be constructed and comand Fay, . ‘being 179 yeas to 155 nays; Fourteen Miss Jennie Tredennick of this city. inevitable. . Rock creek bridge proposition No. pleted, and that the Republicans bolted. erection and con: Major J. 8. McBride of North San Op. motion aud by order of the Board 2—1875. . af struction of said new bridge according ordinance No. — was ordered Juan is here to attend the encamppubRockéipreek bridge proposition No. to said Proposition No. 1 be and it is lished in the Grass Valley Tidings for ment. * Wasuineton, April 18.—It is regardpeace 8—1645. hereby awarded to Cotton Bros, & Co. the time required by law. Mrs.'E. N. Radke and daughter have ed as certain that the Senate will not Whereas, it appearing to the Board to be done and Havana, April 18.—In the province constructed by them. By order the Board adjourned to the returned from Stockton and Santa Havana, April 18.—There is reported that the present bridge ‘crossi of Pinar Del Rio two days ago the inconcur with the House in‘its action on ng Deer. Resolved, that the price and cost of call of the Président Oruz. . the Cuban question. A deadlock is to be fighting between the insurgents creek: near Mooney Flat, the presen surgents attacked a small Spanish fort t the same shall be $2294. The family of W. H. Hibbitt, the merprobable, / Olerk. Greany, J.J. Attest: aud the Spanish troops near bridge Ciencrossing Dry creek at Penn Valand had the best of the fight. The fort Resolved, that a contract between chant tailor, arrived last evening from Later, 3:20 p. m. The Senate refusDeputy. Nuon, C. J. By feugos. — ley near T. J. Wagoner’s place, the prethem and “+ was manned with volunteers andthe this count Stockton. J. M. Borrinaton, sent bridge crossing Rock creek on the the doing of said y be executed for battle lasted three hours. A tobacco ed to concur in the House action by a work and the conMr. and Mrs. B. F. Hartmanand Miss vote of 46 to 32. Board. the of President warehouse was burned. The Spaniards. structio and n completion of said bridge, Eleanor Hartman have retarned from each being ina dilapidated condition, according had four killed and nine wounded. to said plans, specifications, San Francisco. Superior Court. Notes. unsafe and dangerous for: ordinary strain sheets and working details, whieh A Day's Record of the Doings of Ocr highw Mrs. Emil Otto of Oakland and her In the Superior court this morning ay travel and dangerous to the contract shall be prepared and executtwo children are visiting Miss Alice Judge Nilon dismissed the lien case of an public safety, and there being a preed by both parties at once. hb rs. Nei WAsHINGTON, April 18.—The motton/} Barr of Gold Flat. sent and urgent necess toappoint a conference committee was ity George for W. Starr a has safe been appointed Resolved, That said Cotton Bros. & W.L. Wallace vs. J. B. Miller. . Wasuinaton, April“18—General Miles Miss Marie Gaschlin of Sacramento and In strong the estate bridge of Rosa Ryan, deirrived at each place. Oo., shall with said contract farnish ‘refuses to allow General Shafter’s defeated in the Senate by a vote of 43 consulting eugineer and general manhere’ last evening and is the ceased, a decree of distribution was Resolved, by the unanimous vote and an ager of the Empire mine. undertaking in the sum of $4588, ‘troops to pass through San Francisco's to 84. The Cuban resolution goes-bac guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Simonds, consen t of made. é the entire Board of Superwith two or more suffic ; Saturday evening at the M. E, par‘streets. He orders ttat they embark in to the House again. ient sureties, to E. 8. Edwards has gone to San FranThe proceedings in the estate of John sonage Rev. KE. B. Willis married Jas. visors that a great emergency exists be approved by the Ohair ‘boats ut the Presidio, saying: “This cisco to attend the Grand Ohapter of man of this S. for the Dann, doing deceased, were postponed one of the work and construcBoard, condit Williams and Miss Maggie McGibbons, ioned for the faithful perymovement of the troops is not for Royal Arch Masons. “His daughter week. The bondsmen of ex-Marshal Loehr tion of the bridges below contracted formance of said contra ‘spectcular effect, It is going to be no Edith goes as a delegate to the Grand ct, and the for, A and decree that the Board do proceed at Auditor of of distribution of the estate are to be sued for the $1250 which Loehr ipicnic.” Nevada county is hereby of Rebekahs. Lodge Preparations For the Recaption of the owes the city. They offered to settle once to replace said unsafe and danauthorized and instructed to draw his of E. P. Hagar, deceased, was granted. Will M. Richards, son of Captain gerous The sale of personal property belong: bridges with the new ones herewarran for sixty cents on the dollar, but the ts on the Treasury for the sum fenry Richards of Gold Flat, wilk be ing to the estate of James D. Power, deTrustees refuse to compromise. The by ordered to be constructed at said $5 on the 4th Road Distri lere with his wife to attend the Grand ct Fund, the All the preparations for the recepbondsmen claim they can beat the city Deer creek, Dry creek and Rock creek sum of $5 on the General Road Fund ceased, was confirmed, Parlor. He isa station agent on the tion of the organizations to hold their in court because the Trustees neglecte respectively, that is to say, The demurrer of defendant in the and the sum of $2284 on the General d Heads of the Four Organizations Meeting Department Valley railroad below Stockton. Encumpments here. this to have the ex-Marshal’s books Resolved, that the plans, specificaexFund, in favor of Cotton Bros. & Co. case’ of Gehrig vs. Hieronimus wa: Mrs. E. H. Waggoner and her daughHere This Week. week are completed. It is expected perted at the close of the last fiscal tious, strain sheets and working details when thé said bridge shall have been over-ruled by consent and twenty day: er, Miss Pearl, arrived last evening for the construction of a new bridge ‘. the train bringing the visitors will aryear. GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. reported completed by said Board or given to answer: from Sacramento. Mrs. Waggoner, across Deer creek, near Mooney Fiat, rive about 5 p.m. Arrangements have The case of Alpine vs. Barker was -its committee, The Department of Oalifornia has who is Junior Department Commander presented by Cotton Bros. & Co, now been made to ring all the bells in the argued and submit ted. On the adoption of the foregoing resjurisdiction over 115 Grand Army posts, of the Ladies of the G. A. R., formerly pehlieg on file be and the same are hereby olatio city as it pulls into the station. About n the’ following members voted l cated ‘in this State and five in the resided here. : adopted for and as those according to aye: Buffin 100 schoolboys have volunteered to asThe Royal is the highest grade baking powder Yesterday’sBall. Games. gton, Luke, Pridgeon, Wood 8 ate of Nevada. There are upward of Among the Department officers of known. Actual tests show it goes onewhich the new bridge shall be consist in escorting the guests to their hoand Fay. The game of ball at Cashin Field yesthe Women’s Relief Corps already here 7000 members enrolled, though only structed and completed, and that the tels and rooms. Resolved, that the plans, specifica' terday afternoon was close but listles unbout 5000 are at presentin good stands. are Mrs, Mary E. Hartwell, Los Anerecti on and construction of said new tions, -At ten o’clock tomorrow morning the strain sheets and working details . The Nevada Citys, geles, President; Mrs. Helen A. Meigs, bridge, according to said proposition, for whom various organizations will convene as walles terc for the construction of a new bridge . Pitche Department Oommander—N. P. Los Angeles, Secretary; Mrs. Ida L. d, won be and it is hereby awarded to Cotton follows: across Rock creek on the Selby Fiat . score of 7 to 6.overa picked nine by 4 Jarvis, Pasadena, Treasurer; Mrs. AbChipman. : : Bros. & Co., to be done and constructed G@. A. R.—Theater ° road leading to Blue Tent presented by . At Cherokee Jack Lammon’s clut bie D: Sylvester, Riverside, Senior Vice Ass’t Adj’t Gen’l—T. 0. Masteller. by them. Women’s Relief Corps—Odd Fellows Ootton Bros,:& Co., now on file and . from the county seat was beaten A. Q. M. Gen’!. —Eugene Wiegand. : : President, b; Resolved, that the. price and cost of design Hall. : ated as Proposition No, 3,: be! a score of 7 to 5, Senior Vice Department Commander Captain Albert Brown, who organized the same shall be $6248, Ladies G. A. R.—Pythian Castle. and the same is hereby adopted for . The Robin Hoods defeated the North acavalry company at Santa —James E. Baton. Cruz in Resolved, that a contract between and Sons of Veterans—M:sonic Hall. as those according to which the. Bloomfields at their town by @ score 1861 for the Second California Cavalry, vu; {the m and this co nn be execu ty ted , Aer—J.G. Joy. . for new, wat among yesterday's. arrivals,. com. [. the doing of said work and the concomplbridge: aball.be.constracted -and-. -23-to.18,.. Armory Hall tomorrow. night. Medical Director—H.H. Hogan. eted and that the erection and At Grass ‘Valley the Monarchs deing from the Veterans. Home, Yountstructiow™ and completion of said. Ohaplain—Rev. J. A. Cruzan. construction of said new brid Open Air Concert. ge, acfeated the Masons by a score of 16 to 9. ville, He was on the plains holding bridge, accordinto g said plans, specificording to said nn no CQO I Preposition No, 8, be tor—W. R. the Indians and Mormons in check apa cations, strain sheete and Thomas. Maparp, April 18.—General Marcello: Naw Yor, April 18th—A_ cablegram nes, ~~ Deadlock® Likely. ws = An Insurgent Victory. ar b aad . SSRRAKSSRSRSRESSS Hostilities Not Ceased. — GRASS VALLEY NEWS, Senate Will Not Yield. No Picnic About It. J an =: Selby Flat road leading’ to Blue Tent,{ GRAND ARMY WEEK, — DBPARTMI NT OFFICERS. ng, al7 AW Peet Seeremeny Vistiors Are Completed. pee Wednesday afternoon the Indepen * rare in the Oity Hall building, San sor ~RPosts in California and 4 in Nevada,. past year has been 150, . Selection, “Luisa Miller,” Verdi. “2 Angeles, bise Secretary—Helen A. Meigs, Los An > of . Oo. Cal. quarters. Counselor—Abbie E, Johnston, Los ‘ancien Del Inspector—Cora A. Merritt,Qakland,. R. Cal. OR Ne tnd, Ookiand, Dal. Press Correspondent—Ottie vin, Woodland, Cal. . * en es ND» ae . TS Ee ms . a . eg R is in Yesterday afternoon Annie, the nine-. year-old daughter of a : t Sarah *retary——Harad. rancinee, Mary A. A. Metcalf Sa. Metealt, E. Smith, San Jose, ©2 4 aan kg Connesilor—-Belle 8. Bary. Council of Admistration—Miranda “ist Eph. Cohn’s ountoationery store. ma. _ Division Staff—Surgeon, Dr.D. Brad < hee" A (Giood Gay E. Abbott, Saute Oruz. MILLINERY ©© CALL AT z me i , Lot i on hand Ts: MCALLISTER, : 76 Washiugten St., Chicago. y ee ; NI LES hs White ° ° Shirt Waists a pe 2 d Pr ecelve d O 4 <= ewse \ illiner ¥ Y re A Specialty : Parisian and New York styles. of Re-Trimming Hats at Very Low Pri peciaity OF Ke= trimming y rices._@ey] Have You Heard = = = : Respectfully eee SI STE RS, Come and See the Latest ay. . , : In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. e : Best YOU SHOULD AAS Se STOCK KEPT enter : the AT GREAT BARGAINS, : Magic Lasers! O r of ‘ o/ pore . /and more may be made by any . : AIIORIOIOIOIOOIOOOOIOIOOK offer for spit in gue Tem ance to H W)eft’ S 9 Living newspaper published ne *pt Constantly © Mi sSs me uric aie hoa bess hours. Sty les As 8 Well Well as Pri Prices, ‘ One Mexican ports, Paiama, : < ae Nigr, Zoslend, she Valparaiso, Australian . . free Te upon UPON request req ly every Ps F ashionable « 4 A. M. Ashenfelter, Gatos; H. L. Longfellow Jr., Oakland;. the © : ’ San fornia street, San Francisco. Francisco; Inspector, Frank ©. Hunt, V-ntura; ee ; Mu: tering Officer, D. F. Hunt, tell _ Basta Barbers ells how to conduct ena aad BM! N. Boeeall nepwapers published” st : te and tertainments. will be mailed ings, Benicia; BE IG Ds wie i = NI tch, Los eee ; F. SNELL A. 2. Masco, LowGates mene Santnnr. Newspaper Advertising agency. . Magic vik Be Beatie, Lanterns Frauk R. Handley, tee San Francisco; : 120 aint 4 Morchailes! Richange. Cali. And Stereopticons Quartermaster, lack San © ‘eck, anFrancisco. Meee Fentreached, Division Council—Ro mercer XK = UR r-IN Lo tainments or illustrated lec: F . bP. FIBHOR house was in } ’ And Perfect Satisfaction the above name . It is delicious. tf . sured. She got $957.33. F or Most J Pie e Lantern outfit, giving Piano at a Bargain. : J.N.Oary the money for which the IRE TOIOIOOIOOOOOROOIOORK¥ . cP cang ~~ shi SONS OF VETERANS. ji i sale my fine Piano ‘ a. at the low price a of . lages on : ge 1 And Division Commander — Gharles [. $75. It isa great bargain. Who wants energy are all tha are needed. Pierce, San Francisco. it ? Enquire of Mrs. Pecarty. a15-8t] A book that describes, pictures ee Glenn} Robin Hood. and explains the operation ot Walker, Los Gatos, EE Junior Vice Commander—Oscar Ju J. Mosoxovrrz. . tic Fire Insurance Oo., today paid Mrs. a Lager—on draught. van wily goa Arnold, Mary Brough, Lena Scholten . Until Tuesday, April 19th, I oil oes = ae s or Ceram Sopa with fruit flavors at}one with aMcAllister Stothard. A vagrant was.brought from Grass Valley today to serve ten days for disturbing the peace. Oourt Garfield, Foresters of America, Stein's Stationery Store. . TOUsht to Nevada City.’ It can be goner. at , 40. shall with said contract furnish’ an , a18-4t the have imported expressly for the occa EO BM Fair weather tomorrow. cs 1 sion the finest display of art work ever Janior-Vice President —Eliza H. Wag. ‘* ¥orth your while. Perea Sune re Ap ril 25, ‘i during a i Local Briefs, ——— shall be prepared for sale atat 10,15 the City of “bee se sum . executed by both and Sent on the} parties at once. and streets had a banquet and entertainment and Hotel 25 centa, by . Pythian Castle Saturday evening. . at toy riche, “Seah Aine og anhines that said Cotton Bros. & . mail postpaid to any address. Carr Bros., agent for the Transatl an! Taxes ft pein ppcrestichy “Treesurer.seg Smith, San Jose. seen at Legg& Shaw Company Carpet ee 5 Treasurer and Tax Collector. Serre eee ® want to entertain you of 2 haat: Po mee ————= Ladies: ‘Attention. Mae’ Er 23 Go to Tae Own for Pabst Milwaukee . Harmony mine boarding At 6 o’clock p. m. C. Bor-. one of her legs below the knee. of the G. A. R. and’session Precio. Paction Wiis, Ran Bran-) encampment 4 sh Gehl Hanes S'S. GW ko : (ie ; Five per cent will be added +e Little Giri’s Leg Broken. ia oe chan Wik a — ra = Peet Deannent W.H. Norton, slip-. Pal¢ alter Instituting and Installing Officer—. ped and fell on the floor at the Plaza. time. Cecelia H.-Irwin, Los Gatos, Cal. grocery store, breaking a small-bone in B. Patriotic Instructor—Sarah — ° « Chattanooga Post, PE to rooms or other matJr. V. Pres—Edith L. Baker, Salinas, . tion tors inareregard requested to apply at the head. Or “a > Sr, V. Pres—Abbie D. Sylvester, charge, All vistors desiring informaMonday ? Riverside, Cal. He. the > Obaplain.— Jennie C._ Briggs, .San. Broad—street;-John“Evans,-Quarter Bs° — ps R. and auxiliary organizations have Second Installment Treasurer—Ida L. Jarvis, Pasadena. been established at the City Hall on wil x" master gissied ame veteran, ’ alao came in last even eaetigen Re Notiée is hereby given that E damages, by the chairman of this . the doing of said work and the con-. Headquarters for the yisiting G. A. geles. Jose, : et, 9@e InformationHeadquarters. from 1862 the close of the war. Captain D, W.toJenks of Alturas, another ' ici at Sonditioned for the. faithful . struction and completion of said bridge,. Presipent McKmey has the pleas-. ree ager oe fey ae the . according to said plans, Specifications, . ure of receiving @ souvenir. from the} Taxpa ers pa re abe y is hereby/strain sheets and working details, . California Golden Jubilee. They are} arene y bs oi ae Be i a to draw his. which contract Waltz, “The Gipsy Bride,” President—Mary E. Hartwell, Los les, 8:18 Approved Notice to Metcalfe. ywitha total membership of 3109. The Selection, “Lucretia Borgia,” Donjynet gain in membership during the zetti, ; ria, ets, Obamount,” Verdict For McAulay. Resolved, that said Cotton Bros. & Resolved, that the price Oo. shall with said contract furnish Thos, McAulay against John Moody an. the same shall be $1645. and cost of . of k 2 brought 4, in 1 aa ver ‘ o! onl . UUdertaking g verdict at 5:50150 o'clock Sat # in the sum of $12,496 with Resolved, that a contract between two or more sufficient sureties urday evening awarding plaintiff $10,. to be} them and this county be executed for 000 Once Solo, “The Mariner’s Dream,” Francisco. . (air varie) McOush. WOMEN’S RELIEF CORPS (AUXILIARY.) Selection, “Linda di ‘Te Women’s Relief Corps has 65 . Donizeiti. ene oo, Nerety awarded to After being out pbinilotared prepared . Cotton Bros. & Oo. to be-done and con‘iad execu ted by both8 three h a y parties at once. . structed by them. , © pours half the jury8in the Superior andcase8&1 Court Chief Officar—A. J. Bell, ing being the program: SeniorMustering Aid-de-Camp—Frank : Miller. . /28 m seen : March, “Hamlin Rifles,” Hall; Mortuary Registrar—J. J. Lyon. Selection, "The headquarters “Beauties of Ireland,” of the Department oe y of . 5. j t1ot d tails;8, which contract sball working be pretared [Cea cs dent Band (Richard Veale, conductor) will give an open-air concert, follow Judge Advocate—J. A. Donnell. ‘ ' ; MAHER & CO.° “ : ‘ : : it ul £3 : Seine Gvery one says the most stylish and artist(os : an , cally Grimmed Hats : and i the moat: reasonble n — . : I i prices are to be found atthe : . Leader Yillinery, Broad Sheet, vy

i cm th, _. _ 37TH YEAR—NO, 11581 CANNOT BE NEVADA CITY, CAL., MONDAY EVENING, APaIL 18, 1898. . KIELED FRIDAY AGAINST ; BOARD. OF SUPERVISORS. IN BATTLE, _ INDEPENDENCE. ™ Falls Before Rebels. Must Come, “ ieatiilaaiiaaiiineaninin and the sum of $6288 on the Genéral undértaking in the sum of $3200, with Fond ' (Continued from 8rd page.) A Spanish Leader Says . War President Grispo of Venezuela House EST. IN 1860 BY N; P. BROWN & CO. Ww in favor of Gotton P.RSONAL POINTERS, Bros. & two or more sufficient sureties to. be Co., when the said bridge shall have . approved by the chairman of this CALIFORNIA BRIDGE AND OONSTRUOCTION been reported completed by said Board Board conditioned for the faithful peror ite committee. formance of said contract, and the : COMPANY, On the adoption of the foregoing resoAuditor of Nevada county ‘and Yousg, Deer creek bridge, $6480. is authorlution ,the following members voted ized and instructed to draw his Postmaster, Fitter of Granitville is Dry creek bridge, $2156. waraye: Buffington, Luke, Pridgeon, Wood rants on the Treasurer for the sum Rock creek bridge, $2182. et of here. Strikes It From the Cuban Resolution. A’ Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old ae and Fay. COTTON. BROS. & OO. Mrs. ©. Marshall of San Francisco is $5 on the Ist Road District Fund, the Resolved, that the plans, specificasum of $5 on the General Road Fund here visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. tions, strain sheets and working detiails and the sum of $1635 on the General Deer creek bridge, $6248. Dry creek bridge proposition No. 1— forthe construction of anew E. T. Worthley is down from Washbridge Fund in favor of Ootton Bros. & Co. across Dry Oreek at Peun Valley near when the said bridge shall ington. have Pike been Dry creek bridge proposition No. 2— T. J. Wagoner’s place, WasuineTon, April 18.—In the House presented by reported completed by said Board or Sheriff Bush returned to Downieville $1875. Ascariago, formerly Minister’ of War from Caracas, Venezuela, says that this morning Dingley ; Cotton Bros. & Oo., now on file and its committee. moved the adop; today. i Dry creek bridge proposition No. 8— designated as and Prime Minister, has arrived here .to President Joaqnin Orispo was killed tion of the Senate proposition No. 1, be and. Cuban resolution Ike Watters has returned from San On the adoption of the foregoing resattend a meeting of the Cortez. He is. last Friday in.a battle with the rebel with the indepen the same are hereby adopted for and olation the following members dence clause stricken Francisco. _ voted he reported to have declared that war beforces led by Hernandez. Rock creek bridge proposition No. as those according to f out. Roll call was demanded, the vote which the new aye: Buffington, Luke, Pridgeon; Wovd Miss Mounter of Jackson is visiting tween Spain. and the United States.is. 1—$2294 . bridge shall be constructed and comand Fay, . ‘being 179 yeas to 155 nays; Fourteen Miss Jennie Tredennick of this city. inevitable. . Rock creek bridge proposition No. pleted, and that the Republicans bolted. erection and con: Major J. 8. McBride of North San Op. motion aud by order of the Board 2—1875. . af struction of said new bridge according ordinance No. — was ordered Juan is here to attend the encamppubRockéipreek bridge proposition No. to said Proposition No. 1 be and it is lished in the Grass Valley Tidings for ment. * Wasuineton, April 18.—It is regardpeace 8—1645. hereby awarded to Cotton Bros, & Co. the time required by law. Mrs.'E. N. Radke and daughter have ed as certain that the Senate will not Whereas, it appearing to the Board to be done and Havana, April 18.—In the province constructed by them. By order the Board adjourned to the returned from Stockton and Santa Havana, April 18.—There is reported that the present bridge ‘crossi of Pinar Del Rio two days ago the inconcur with the House in‘its action on ng Deer. Resolved, that the price and cost of call of the Président Oruz. . the Cuban question. A deadlock is to be fighting between the insurgents creek: near Mooney Flat, the presen surgents attacked a small Spanish fort t the same shall be $2294. The family of W. H. Hibbitt, the merprobable, / Olerk. Greany, J.J. Attest: aud the Spanish troops near bridge Ciencrossing Dry creek at Penn Valand had the best of the fight. The fort Resolved, that a contract between chant tailor, arrived last evening from Later, 3:20 p. m. The Senate refusDeputy. Nuon, C. J. By feugos. — ley near T. J. Wagoner’s place, the prethem and “+ was manned with volunteers andthe this count Stockton. J. M. Borrinaton, sent bridge crossing Rock creek on the the doing of said y be executed for battle lasted three hours. A tobacco ed to concur in the House action by a work and the conMr. and Mrs. B. F. Hartmanand Miss vote of 46 to 32. Board. the of President warehouse was burned. The Spaniards. structio and n completion of said bridge, Eleanor Hartman have retarned from each being ina dilapidated condition, according had four killed and nine wounded. to said plans, specifications, San Francisco. Superior Court. Notes. unsafe and dangerous for: ordinary strain sheets and working details, whieh A Day's Record of the Doings of Ocr highw Mrs. Emil Otto of Oakland and her In the Superior court this morning ay travel and dangerous to the contract shall be prepared and executtwo children are visiting Miss Alice Judge Nilon dismissed the lien case of an public safety, and there being a preed by both parties at once. hb rs. Nei WAsHINGTON, April 18.—The motton/} Barr of Gold Flat. sent and urgent necess toappoint a conference committee was ity George for W. Starr a has safe been appointed Resolved, That said Cotton Bros. & W.L. Wallace vs. J. B. Miller. . Wasuinaton, April“18—General Miles Miss Marie Gaschlin of Sacramento and In strong the estate bridge of Rosa Ryan, deirrived at each place. Oo., shall with said contract farnish ‘refuses to allow General Shafter’s defeated in the Senate by a vote of 43 consulting eugineer and general manhere’ last evening and is the ceased, a decree of distribution was Resolved, by the unanimous vote and an ager of the Empire mine. undertaking in the sum of $4588, ‘troops to pass through San Francisco's to 84. The Cuban resolution goes-bac guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Simonds, consen t of made. é the entire Board of Superwith two or more suffic ; Saturday evening at the M. E, par‘streets. He orders ttat they embark in to the House again. ient sureties, to E. 8. Edwards has gone to San FranThe proceedings in the estate of John sonage Rev. KE. B. Willis married Jas. visors that a great emergency exists be approved by the Ohair ‘boats ut the Presidio, saying: “This cisco to attend the Grand Ohapter of man of this S. for the Dann, doing deceased, were postponed one of the work and construcBoard, condit Williams and Miss Maggie McGibbons, ioned for the faithful perymovement of the troops is not for Royal Arch Masons. “His daughter week. The bondsmen of ex-Marshal Loehr tion of the bridges below contracted formance of said contra ‘spectcular effect, It is going to be no Edith goes as a delegate to the Grand ct, and the for, A and decree that the Board do proceed at Auditor of of distribution of the estate are to be sued for the $1250 which Loehr ipicnic.” Nevada county is hereby of Rebekahs. Lodge Preparations For the Recaption of the owes the city. They offered to settle once to replace said unsafe and danauthorized and instructed to draw his of E. P. Hagar, deceased, was granted. Will M. Richards, son of Captain gerous The sale of personal property belong: bridges with the new ones herewarran for sixty cents on the dollar, but the ts on the Treasury for the sum fenry Richards of Gold Flat, wilk be ing to the estate of James D. Power, deTrustees refuse to compromise. The by ordered to be constructed at said $5 on the 4th Road Distri lere with his wife to attend the Grand ct Fund, the All the preparations for the recepbondsmen claim they can beat the city Deer creek, Dry creek and Rock creek sum of $5 on the General Road Fund ceased, was confirmed, Parlor. He isa station agent on the tion of the organizations to hold their in court because the Trustees neglecte respectively, that is to say, The demurrer of defendant in the and the sum of $2284 on the General d Heads of the Four Organizations Meeting Department Valley railroad below Stockton. Encumpments here. this to have the ex-Marshal’s books Resolved, that the plans, specificaexFund, in favor of Cotton Bros. & Co. case’ of Gehrig vs. Hieronimus wa: Mrs. E. H. Waggoner and her daughHere This Week. week are completed. It is expected perted at the close of the last fiscal tious, strain sheets and working details when thé said bridge shall have been over-ruled by consent and twenty day: er, Miss Pearl, arrived last evening for the construction of a new bridge ‘. the train bringing the visitors will aryear. GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. reported completed by said Board or given to answer: from Sacramento. Mrs. Waggoner, across Deer creek, near Mooney Fiat, rive about 5 p.m. Arrangements have The case of Alpine vs. Barker was -its committee, The Department of Oalifornia has who is Junior Department Commander presented by Cotton Bros. & Co, now been made to ring all the bells in the argued and submit ted. On the adoption of the foregoing resjurisdiction over 115 Grand Army posts, of the Ladies of the G. A. R., formerly pehlieg on file be and the same are hereby olatio city as it pulls into the station. About n the’ following members voted l cated ‘in this State and five in the resided here. : adopted for and as those according to aye: Buffin 100 schoolboys have volunteered to asThe Royal is the highest grade baking powder Yesterday’sBall. Games. gton, Luke, Pridgeon, Wood 8 ate of Nevada. There are upward of Among the Department officers of known. Actual tests show it goes onewhich the new bridge shall be consist in escorting the guests to their hoand Fay. The game of ball at Cashin Field yesthe Women’s Relief Corps already here 7000 members enrolled, though only structed and completed, and that the tels and rooms. Resolved, that the plans, specifica' terday afternoon was close but listles unbout 5000 are at presentin good stands. are Mrs, Mary E. Hartwell, Los Anerecti on and construction of said new tions, -At ten o’clock tomorrow morning the strain sheets and working details . The Nevada Citys, geles, President; Mrs. Helen A. Meigs, bridge, according to said proposition, for whom various organizations will convene as walles terc for the construction of a new bridge . Pitche Department Oommander—N. P. Los Angeles, Secretary; Mrs. Ida L. d, won be and it is hereby awarded to Cotton follows: across Rock creek on the Selby Fiat . score of 7 to 6.overa picked nine by 4 Jarvis, Pasadena, Treasurer; Mrs. AbChipman. : : Bros. & Co., to be done and constructed G@. A. R.—Theater ° road leading to Blue Tent presented by . At Cherokee Jack Lammon’s clut bie D: Sylvester, Riverside, Senior Vice Ass’t Adj’t Gen’l—T. 0. Masteller. by them. Women’s Relief Corps—Odd Fellows Ootton Bros,:& Co., now on file and . from the county seat was beaten A. Q. M. Gen’!. —Eugene Wiegand. : : President, b; Resolved, that the. price and cost of design Hall. : ated as Proposition No, 3,: be! a score of 7 to 5, Senior Vice Department Commander Captain Albert Brown, who organized the same shall be $6248, Ladies G. A. R.—Pythian Castle. and the same is hereby adopted for . The Robin Hoods defeated the North acavalry company at Santa —James E. Baton. Cruz in Resolved, that a contract between and Sons of Veterans—M:sonic Hall. as those according to which the. Bloomfields at their town by @ score 1861 for the Second California Cavalry, vu; {the m and this co nn be execu ty ted , Aer—J.G. Joy. . for new, wat among yesterday's. arrivals,. com. [. the doing of said work and the concomplbridge: aball.be.constracted -and-. -23-to.18,... Armory Hall tomorrow. night. Medical Director—H.H. Hogan. eted and that the erection and At Grass ‘Valley the Monarchs deing from the Veterans. Home, Yountstructiow™ and completion of said. Ohaplain—Rev. J. A. Cruzan. construction of said new brid Open Air Concert. ge, acfeated the Masons by a score of 16 to 9. ville, He was on the plains holding bridge, accordinto g said plans, specificording to said nn no CQO I Preposition No, 8, be tor—W. R. the Indians and Mormons in check apa cations, strain sheete and Thomas. Maparp, April 18.—General Marcello: Naw Yor, April 18th—A_ cablegram nes, ~~ Deadlock® Likely. ws = An Insurgent Victory. ar b aad . SSRRAKSSRSRSRESSS Hostilities Not Ceased. — GRASS VALLEY NEWS, Senate Will Not Yield. No Picnic About It. J an =: Selby Flat road leading’ to Blue Tent,{ GRAND ARMY WEEK, — DBPARTMI NT OFFICERS. ng, al7 AW Peet Seeremeny Vistiors Are Completed. pee Wednesday afternoon the Indepen * rare in the Oity Hall building, San sor ~RPosts in California and 4 in Nevada,. past year has been 150, . Selection, “Luisa Miller,” Verdi. “2 Angeles, bise Secretary—Helen A. Meigs, Los An > of . Oo. Cal. quarters. Counselor—Abbie E, Johnston, Los ‘ancien Del Inspector—Cora A. Merritt,Qakland,. R. Cal. OR Ne tnd, Ookiand, Dal. Press Correspondent—Ottie vin, Woodland, Cal. . * en es ND» ae . TS Ee ms . a . eg R is in Yesterday afternoon Annie, the nine-. year-old daughter of a : t Sarah *retary——Harad. rancinee, Mary A. A. Metcalf Sa. Metealt, E. Smith, San Jose, ©2 4 aan kg Connesilor—-Belle 8. Bary. Council of Admistration—Miranda “ist Eph. Cohn’s ountoationery store. ma. _ Division Staff—Surgeon, Dr.D. Brad < hee" A (Giood Gay E. Abbott, Saute Oruz. 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4 <= ewse \ illiner ¥ Y re A Specialty : Parisian and New York styles. of Re-Trimming Hats at Very Low Pri peciaity OF Ke= trimming y rices._@ey] Have You Heard = = = : Respectfully eee SI STE RS, Come and See the Latest ay. . , : In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. e : Best YOU SHOULD AAS Se STOCK KEPT enter : the AT GREAT BARGAINS, : Magic Lasers! O r of ‘ o/ pore . /and more may be made by any . : AIIORIOIOIOIOOIOOOOIOIOOK offer for spit in gue Tem ance to H W)eft’ S 9 Living newspaper published ne *pt Constantly © Mi sSs me uric aie hoa bess hours. Sty les As 8 Well Well as Pri Prices, ‘ One Mexican ports, Paiama, : < ae Nigr, Zoslend, she Valparaiso, Australian . . free Te upon UPON request req ly every Ps F ashionable « 4 A. M. Ashenfelter, Gatos; H. L. Longfellow Jr., Oakland;. the © : ’ San fornia street, San Francisco. Francisco; Inspector, Frank ©. Hunt, V-ntura; ee ; Mu: tering Officer, D. F. Hunt, tell _ Basta Barbers ells how to conduct ena aad BM! N. Boeeall nepwapers published” st : te and tertainments. will be mailed ings, Benicia; BE IG Ds wie i = NI tch, Los eee ; F. SNELL A. 2. Masco, LowGates mene Santnnr. Newspaper Advertising agency. . Magic vik Be Beatie, Lanterns Frauk R. Handley, tee San Francisco; : 120 aint 4 Morchailes! Richange. Cali. And Stereopticons Quartermaster, lack San © ‘eck, anFrancisco. Meee Fentreached, Division Council—Ro mercer XK = UR r-IN Lo tainments or illustrated lec: F . bP. FIBHOR house was in } ’ And Perfect Satisfaction the above name . It is delicious. tf . sured. She got $957.33. F or Most J Pie e Lantern outfit, giving Piano at a Bargain. : J.N.Oary the money for which the IRE TOIOIOOIOOOOOROOIOORK¥ . cP cang ~~ shi SONS OF VETERANS. ji i sale my fine Piano ‘ a. at the low price a of . lages on : ge 1 And Division Commander — Gharles [. $75. It isa great bargain. Who wants energy are all tha are needed. Pierce, San Francisco. it ? Enquire of Mrs. Pecarty. a15-8t] A book that describes, pictures ee Glenn} Robin Hood. and explains the operation ot Walker, Los Gatos, EE Junior Vice Commander—Oscar Ju J. Mosoxovrrz. . tic Fire Insurance Oo., today paid Mrs. a Lager—on draught. van wily goa Arnold, Mary Brough, Lena Scholten . Until Tuesday, April 19th, I oil oes = ae s or Ceram Sopa with fruit flavors at}one with aMcAllister Stothard. A vagrant was.brought from Grass Valley today to serve ten days for disturbing the peace. Oourt Garfield, Foresters of America, Stein's Stationery Store. . TOUsht to Nevada City.’ It can be goner. at , 40. shall with said contract furnish’ an , a18-4t the have imported expressly for the occa EO BM Fair weather tomorrow. cs 1 sion the finest display of art work ever Janior-Vice President —Eliza H. Wag. ‘* ¥orth your while. Perea Sune re Ap ril 25, ‘i during a i Local Briefs, ——— shall be prepared for sale atat 10,15 the City of “bee se sum . executed by both and Sent on the} parties at once. and streets had a banquet and entertainment and Hotel 25 centa, by . Pythian Castle Saturday evening. . at toy riche, “Seah Aine og anhines that said Cotton Bros. & . mail postpaid to any address. Carr Bros., agent for the Transatl an! Taxes ft pein ppcrestichy “Treesurer.seg Smith, San Jose. seen at Legg& Shaw Company Carpet ee 5 Treasurer and Tax Collector. Serre eee ® want to entertain you of 2 haat: Po mee ————= Ladies: ‘Attention. Mae’ Er 23 Go to Tae Own for Pabst Milwaukee . Harmony mine boarding At 6 o’clock p. m. C. Bor-. one of her legs below the knee. of the G. A. R. and’session Precio. Paction Wiis, Ran Bran-) encampment 4 sh Gehl Hanes S'S. GW ko : (ie ; Five per cent will be added +e Little Giri’s Leg Broken. ia oe chan Wik a — ra = Peet Deannent W.H. Norton, slip-. Pal¢ alter Instituting and Installing Officer—. ped and fell on the floor at the Plaza. time. Cecelia H.-Irwin, Los Gatos, Cal. grocery store, breaking a small-bone in B. Patriotic Instructor—Sarah — ° « Chattanooga Post, PE to rooms or other matJr. V. Pres—Edith L. Baker, Salinas, . tion tors inareregard requested to apply at the head. Or “a > Sr, V. Pres—Abbie D. Sylvester, charge, All vistors desiring informaMonday ? Riverside, Cal. He. the > Obaplain.— Jennie C._ Briggs, .San. Broad—street;-John“Evans,-Quarter Bs° — ps R. and auxiliary organizations have Second Installment Treasurer—Ida L. Jarvis, Pasadena. been established at the City Hall on wil x" master gissied ame veteran, ’ alao came in last even eaetigen Re Notiée is hereby given that E damages, by the chairman of this . the doing of said work and the con-. Headquarters for the yisiting G. A. geles. Jose, : et, 9@e InformationHeadquarters. from 1862 the close of the war. Captain D, W.toJenks of Alturas, another ' ici at Sonditioned for the. faithful . struction and completion of said bridge,. Presipent McKmey has the pleas-. ree ager oe fey ae the . according to said plans, Specifications, . ure of receiving @ souvenir. from the} Taxpa ers pa re abe y is hereby/strain sheets and working details, . California Golden Jubilee. They are} arene y bs oi ae Be i a to draw his. which contract Waltz, “The Gipsy Bride,” President—Mary E. Hartwell, Los les, 8:18 Approved Notice to Metcalfe. ywitha total membership of 3109. The Selection, “Lucretia Borgia,” Donjynet gain in membership during the zetti, ; ria, ets, Obamount,” Verdict For McAulay. Resolved, that said Cotton Bros. & Resolved, that the price Oo. shall with said contract furnish Thos, McAulay against John Moody an. the same shall be $1645. and cost of . of k 2 brought 4, in 1 aa ver ‘ o! onl . UUdertaking g verdict at 5:50150 o'clock Sat # in the sum of $12,496 with Resolved, that a contract between two or more sufficient sureties urday evening awarding plaintiff $10,. to be} them and this county be executed for 000 Once Solo, “The Mariner’s Dream,” Francisco. . (air varie) McOush. WOMEN’S RELIEF CORPS (AUXILIARY.) Selection, “Linda di ‘Te Women’s Relief Corps has 65 . Donizeiti. ene oo, Nerety awarded to After being out pbinilotared prepared . Cotton Bros. & Oo. to be-done and con‘iad execu ted by both8 three h a y parties at once. . structed by them. , © pours half the jury8in the Superior andcase8&1 Court Chief Officar—A. J. Bell, ing being the program: SeniorMustering Aid-de-Camp—Frank : Miller. . /28 m seen : March, “Hamlin Rifles,” Hall; Mortuary Registrar—J. J. Lyon. Selection, "The headquarters “Beauties of Ireland,” of the Department oe y of . 5. j t1ot d tails;8, which contract sball working be pretared [Cea cs dent Band (Richard Veale, conductor) will give an open-air concert, follow Judge Advocate—J. A. Donnell. ‘ ' ; MAHER & CO.° “ : ‘ : : it ul £3 : Seine Gvery one says the most stylish and artist(os : an , cally Grimmed Hats : and i the moat: reasonble n — . : I i prices are to be found atthe : . Leader Yillinery, Broad Sheet, vy