August 11, 1898 (4 pages)

oe THURSDAY ..AUGUST 11, 1898 . BROWN & CALKINS: . Bi P. BROWE, L. 6 CALEING. eS THE BONDAOLDERS WIN. THR TRANSCRIPT Ty mney a “ape ONCARLOSISBILLED = TO ENTER’ SPAIN MONDAY. ah Contest Over tho Hevada. City aw The Americans Whipped If Spanish Reports Are to Be Is Settled at Last. Word. has jast been received here from the east that the lawsuit between the bondholders and stockholders of the Nevada City quartz mine has resulted in a court decision in favor of the bondholders. The same authority states that’ work on the mine will. soon be resumed. The property, which was . formerly quite a producer and is believed to still be valuable, has been idle for a number of years aside from} what work tributers have done there. Last spring Captain Mein made a, partial examivation of the property for ‘ the London Exploration Company, and . while he was favorably impressed with . the chances of making a good mine of} it he was not willing to recommend that . Depended Upon. his company take hold of it till all. Special to the Daily Transcript. litigation cuncerning the ownership: had ceased. —2 e@e + -~ ROGERS’ TRIAL IS SHORT. Prosecution Rested After an Hour of! Damaging Testimony. ae The trial of William P. Rogers of Grass Valley, who is charged with attempting the murder of bis brother-inlaw, William H. Weeks, of San Francisco, while returning from the funeral of Mrs. Weeks, promises to be very short, says last evening’s Oakland Tri-. . bane. It required but three witnesses to establish the prosecution’s case, and after but an hour of testimony the defense commenced its case. Officer B. R. Phillips, Wylura Rogers and J. E. Murphy appeared on the stand for the prosecution. W. H. Weeks was examined for the defense, and he was followed by Nora Murphy. eee oo Recorder’s. Office. The following documents were filed in the office of the County Recorder today: j Mining location—Dated August 5, 1898. By Edwin K. Word; 1500x600 feet on the Baltimore quartz mine, Meadow Lake mining district. Mining location—Dated Angust 5, 1898. By E. K. Word; 1500x600 feet on ‘China Has More Trouble On Her Hands Than She Can Manage. , Hostilities Cease With Cambon’s Signature. New York, Aug. 11:—A World special from Washington \last night says the Department of State has been formally tified by M. Cambon that he has received authority to sign ‘the protocol in behalf of the Spanish government. In diplomatic circles it is stated that the document will be drawn up today and that as soon as it is signed hostilities’ will cease. Carlists Planning an Attack. BrussELts, Aug. 11—It is claimed that at a recent meeting of the Carlist leaders it was decided to immediately take action and orders were issued for the Carlists to assemble. It is said Don Carlos will personally enter Spain next Mon. day or Tuesday and in the meantime his forces have been supplied with 180,000 rifles and ammunition. Maovrip, Aug. rrth,—An official bulletin from ‘Porto Rico says: The American forces attacked the hights of Guanamoa and the guerrila forces under Major Cervera kept up a continual fire that lasted over an hour and held their position. The Americans were repulsed, their loss being unknown. — Spanish Report of a Battle. é : Lekes «xy . Chicago quartz mine, Meadow Lake! 7. custained no loss. mining district. { Mining 1898. By J. W. Brown; 1500x600 feet . location—Dated August 5, . on Pittsburg quartz mine, Meadow . Jake mining district. Mining location—Dated August 6, . 1898. By E. K. Word; 1500x600 feet on the Plumbago quartz mine, Meadow Lake mining district. —-_——~ ee ee Working 37 Men. Thirty-seven men are now employed at the Reddik mine just north of town. The property gives every indication of . proving one of the best drift propositons that Nevada City has had. ‘Ture unnsually—low mento river is giving steamboat men mucb trénbie and causing much apprehension among them for fear they will have to ease making trips even as far up as Sacramento. ‘ agen Tue Central Pacific road, between Ogden, Utah, and ‘Truckee, Cal. uses coal mined at Evanston, which eosts $3. per ton at the mine, and aphually consumes 300,000 tons. . e -— THere are 200,000 shesp feeding in the mountaits of Alpine county, Cali-. More Troops Going to Manila. WASHINGTON, Aug. 11—20,000 more troops will be needed to garrison the Philippines, and they are to be hastened forward. The Aguinaldo element is uncertain and the presence of more troops will be timely. , All the troops at San Francisco are to be sent as soon as transports are ready. BRIEF MENTION. @inor Notes and Comments of Loca Interest. Registration closes next Monday. Geo.-C, Gaylord, grocer, Broad street. Big dance at Blus Tent Saturday evening. --Broad street bridge was refloored today. A disastrous toreat dre is burning iu Yuba county west of Freeman’s Crossing. 5 The Banners and the Pioneers will play ball Sunday afternoon at Cashin Field. Do not fail to attend the dancing } party at Indian Flat Saturday night if you want to havea good time. Judge Nilon has given judgment in favor of Fischer Bros. for $46 and William Davis for $295 in their case against Vic Austin. . The funeral of the late Mrs. Scott took place from the Methodist Church this afternoon, the remains being interred in Pine Grove cemetery. James Hennessy has had three fine portraits made of his friend, Robert McMurray, deceased. He has retained -one, giving the others to Chris. Mallon and H, Pengelly. This was another “hottest day.” At noon the Courthouse thermometer stood at 91, while in front of Schroeder’s hotel at Rough and “Ready the mercury reached 103. George W. Fleming of Grass Valley died last evening of a spinal trouble. He was a native of Clear Creek district, this county, aged 38 years and leaves a wife and two children. West Broad street hill in the vicinity of the Catholic cemetery is in a bad condition and much complaint about itis made by people who drive that way. The big loose stones with which it is “paved” for five. hundred feet or so should be raked off. tween North Bloomfield and Relief Hill has again been sub-let (Mr. Moore having thrown it up in disgust) to a party named Veal. The distance each way is four miles and Mr. Veal is said to get the munificent price of $1.35 a day. The following additional delegates have been reported elected to seats in Saturday’s Democratic convention: Cherokee — John Brophy, Bernard Carey -and S. W. Langs. Columbia Aill—P. H. Brophy, Johu C. Coughlan. . Overton—Thomas Giffin. Relief Hill— C.O. Jepsen, H. P. Larsen and Fred The local Red Cross soviety requests all those who have work to finish it by this evening or early tomorrow morning, as everything will be forwerded to the State society’s headquarters at San Francisco on the noon train tomorrow. Those having jellies to donate can also bring them. The articles can be left at The contract to carry the mail be-. Wyoming, . Havana: {no food tor three. days. China Has Troubles of Her Own. . riots are raging all over China. . spread. this season by that county amounts to} and native christians are being i ms —e A NUMBER of wells are being bored on various roads running out of Visalia. They are to supply water for sprinkling = purposes + -0@e > — THE drying up of Tul great good if nothing else results. ——-—-+ e@e + Tue Victoria, Australia, gold yield for the six thonths euding June 30th 1898,-was-382,716 ounces. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars. Re ward for,any case of Catarrb that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ‘We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all} business transactions and financially able tovarry out any vubligations made by their firm. / Weer & Tavax, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. Watpina, KInnan sale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken interna few boars. ally, acting directly upon the blood, andmucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Ball’s Family Pills-are the best. ~_—--— + 7a + New Ice Company. The Nevada Uity Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable. rates: Office at residence of Thomas. megsely wealthy old duffer on the edge Gorvoran, first door above Theater of the grave should want to marry you, Ice hiouse, rear of fheater. Telephone . No. 791. tf. Corcosin &£ Agpoaasr. are lake has destroyed millions of carp, which is one . & Marin, Whole.) with the fume; the candle in his hard China has acceded to all’ef Russia’s demands and Eng‘land is ignored. Spanish Forces Without Food. _ WasutncTon, Aug. 11—Santiago news is that General stage_of Sacra-. Lugue, commander of the Spanish forces at Holguin, Cuba, offers to surrender to’Garcia if the troops are all returned: to His men are deserting and have. practically had Vancouver, Aug. 11.-—Word comes from Hongkong that There is a strong anti-foreign tendency, American, " 3 English and Roman Catholic missions are being demolished fornia. The sheep license tax collected g 4 The disturbances are widely killed. e Girl’s Essay On Boys. “Boys are men that have not got so . big as their.papas, and girle are women that will be young ladies by und. by. Man was made before woman. When God looked at Adam he said to himself: ‘Well, I think Ican do better if I try again,’ and then he-made—Eve,God . liked Eve se much better than Adam . that there has been more women than men. Boys are a trouble; they wear -/out everything but soap. If I had my way half the boys in the world would . be girls and the rest would be dolls. My papa is so nice that I think that he must have been a little girl when. he -. was @ little boy.” J. Otiver in the Silver King mine, near Nelson, B. C., entering the tunnel teo soon after a shot had been fired, finding the gas too strong attempted to retrace his steps but fell, overcome {set fire to his clothes and he died/in a. . In 1894 the Boston and Montana *. Copper Co.’s dividend was $2 per share; i 1896 it. was $7; in 1896 it rose to $10, ‘and in 1897 the company declared four ‘dividends of ¢8each. The dividends declared thus far this year amount to $11 per share. ‘ ——-+ 0@e He—Soppose, darling, that some imwould you throw me over? She—Not necessarily; but you might bave to T. 8. Lippy, who got atout $100,000 in the Yukon region this season, asserts that the American side or lower 1500 miles of the Yukon river is richer than that part of the Northwest Territory located about Dawson City. mp A al pig gt ecto an Tue dry season has cansed great loss to stockmen on the Sierra foothilis. It is estimated that 175,000 sheep were driven into the forest reservations after cavalry some time ago. PERM Rae RGR FaTHer—Y ou’ve been calling én my daughter frequently of'late. Are your intentions serious? Youth—Yes, indeed, I’m trying to persuade her to buy the make of wheel I’m agent for. of BartlettPears prices. ~/ One Guer, jy10-2t Ping street, Nevada City, ——-— +--+ 290 ——-—— Received. Fresh Stock Just A. Isoagd & Son have just received « them at the high¢st cash Roquefort and Sapsiago Cheese, which they are selling at the very lowest the withdrawal of the United States . ° will contract for fresh lot of ‘genuine Limbarger, Swiss, prices. If you want something hice in this line give them acall. Their stock of fine wines and liquors is the largest c in the county, and they are sole agents the city.” for the celebrated Enterprise beer, whieh they furnish either in bottles or kegs. All customers are given co-opMrs, Fisher’s Leader millinery store on Broad street. matrimony than it is to get out of it? ~—-—---— + e@e e ————— in the matrimonial lottery? ee up and give you strength and energy vigor and vitality. For Assemblyman. W. S. ROBINSON War is it so much easier to get into Wurisn’t alimony the capital prize Wuewn You Are Ont out of sorts, feel tired, languid and dull you need Hood's Sarsaparilla. It will brace you Hoop’s Pitts are the best family vathartic and tiver tonic. Gentle, reliable Is bewehy announced as a candidate for the PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. W. D. Plunkett is on the sick list. e Albert Organ has returned from Forest City. Hiram Bottomley. was over from You Bet today. L. M. Hancock has returned from San Francisco. . James O’Brien. ‘of Smartsville is in town today. Hetalked everybody he met blind on politics. George King, who is interested in some mining interests there, went up to Washington district today. zd Thomas Mein has returned to Oakland from his annual visit of inspection to the Treadwell mine in Alaska. Frank McKeon, brother to John McKeon of this city, is lying ill at the home of his sister-at San Francisco. John M. Hadley went to San Francisco today to spend a week orso. His wife will probably return witb him. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Scott have returned from a trip to Oregon andalong the coast as far down as Los Angeles, F.W. Jones and A. B. Royal, who have been up at the Kenton mine, near Alleghany, passed through here yesterday on their way to Southern Califor. nia where they reside. . ‘J. F. Robb and wife arrived here last evening from Orosi, Tulare county, on a visit to their son, W. H. Robb. They may conclude to remain here. Mrs. Dell Savage, Grand President of the Rebekahs, of this State, who has beon visiting Mrs. Wm. Floyd, has gone to visit the lodges at Colfax, You Bet and Datch Flat. She will return in a few days. CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. Aspirants For Nomination by the Republican and Democratic Conventions. The following will according to their announcements in the TRANSCRIPT come before their respective conventions this fall as candidates for nominations: COUNTY CLERK. Republican—Fred L. Arbogast, Nevada City. Democratic—John J. Greany, Grass Valley. SHERIFF. . Republican—D. B. Getchell, Nevada City; O. K. Cloudman, You Bet. Democratic—John H. Pascoe, Grass Valley; Moses Bates, Nevada City; John T. Riley, Allison Ranch. TREASURER. Republican—A. C. Cooke, Truckee; John Glasson, Grass Valley. Democratic—E. W. Schmidt, Nevada City, =; RECORDER. FERLS. CERTAIN HE'S ‘DEAD. irs, Russell Denies the Story About a . Former Separation. Mrs. Russell has returned from Washington, being anable to obtain employment there. She has secured & comfortable home with Mrs. B. Lutz of ~ . the Broad street restaurant. The lady persists in the theory fhat “Ther husband either met with fonl play or was accidentally killed last W.duesday night, and she -thinks the officers of the county and city should do everything in their power to help find him dead or alive. She denies with emphasis the report that he deserted her in Plumas county a year ago and that she only recovered: possession of him after a merry chase. ‘Such stories are scandulous,” she said to the TRANSCRIPT man this morning. “There never lived a kinder, more devoted man or a better provider. I suppose some people think I am wholly to blame for my misfortune, but as God is my witness I am not. Iam almost distracted, and I have trouble enough already without having false statements about my husband and myself published.” Not Likely to Recover. Mrs. Conrad Grissel continues dangerously ill today, and a Sacramento doctor is expected here this evening to . tests show it goes oneAbsolutely Pure / ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEWYORK. af Rare and Beautiful . The Modern Honees Sequoia. Andas Cheap as Pine. a specialty. Se SCILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51, consult with the attending physician. TOWLE BROS. CO., vevovoonnvnvnnnvvnnvnnnvovennenvennne MAHER € CO’S Ladies--This day always can be } Bear in mind. They won Republican—John Werry, John 8S. Gregory, Nevada City. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. Repypblican—W. J. Rogers, W. A. vada City. : _ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Of Nevada Township. Dem ocratic—George Coughlan.Steffen. _ @ SUPERVISOR. District. ASSESSOR. Rough and Ready. E FOR SURVEYOR. Republican—J. H Mather. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. Valley. Oaly One Dollar. pominatige ma a gounts) eu on she SeaeEe Mente $2 Calf Shoos f District (Nevada county) su e decisen's oes for $1, at The i f the Republi 9 bi Sone publican Nominating Conven. ». ular Olothing Store. je-te <a — Republican—J. S. Holbrook. Charles Republican—A. J: Wood, Fourth Democratic—Henry C. Bebtoeder, . ’ Republican—W. 8S. Robinson, Grass . Sleep, Grass Valley ; J. G. O'Neill, .Ne-. ' we have placed in our Windows one lot of Ladies’ Ay Whi Eni Fades, 4 Former prices 15, 20 and 25 cents. Our Clearing Out Price is fae Ten Gents. ay Ladies, this sale you should not miss as Handkerchiefs are always in style, always useful and used at such a small figure—TEN CENTS EACH. *t last long, so don’t wait. Respectfully, . . MAHER & CO. Ready Cash Store. vveyereserervevereyeevecreerevererere DR. 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(TH DAY HAS COME WHEN MERIT ONLY cure a weakness or a pain which has existed wr yeare he must back his claim with proof. s is the reason for Dr. *s great success, pope : of cures during the past three people are close at home and es pe: to. prove their assertions, Dr, --Sanden'sElectric Belt is the most popular curative remedy known to-day. fore people prefer it to dru g8 or th trashy belts sold in drug stores. rsh “Classes of Men,” weaknesses of men, tells the cause of early decay in young and: Deveted to middie-aged men, He shows how electricity, this power, and gives the proof. It is tree preferred. —_—— can win. If a man claims that he can He has shown 10,000 tetsimonials be seen It cures, and thereProperly applied, will restore pos application. A personal call pe ~ Aa Calls for less skill than » cooking for a family. Uncle Sam’s menu 1s not elaborate. But trouble in procuring her edihave a large stock of ‘Of excellent. quality. -We are still on a peace footing; selling ate prices, Sole Agent for Woodland Creamery Tutter. GIES CLOTHING EXPORI, . ow“o'Sanbe Grocer, : COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, PLSSHHOOSHSISOOSOLO OPES ODODADEOO the family cook has less bles. . We are close by and Staple And Fancy Groceries all goods at extremely moder AB Ralph W. Ga or's . Tomorrow. twenty-one y« proposes to ent worth. he tonight the b' street. will pas of George C. lord & Son. 1 who has for s ed in the esta from the first qualifications so successful -will hereafter agemeat of th The first in! of the good f richly earned rected attenti will reach him cle respecting Sings One does no commence to « the surest spo ful and insid one to sleep ai Food Coffee re ter in the ner body. Ter to thirt; tell you wheth its alkaloids o people who “k Postum Food for many. y Wedding : Rev. John W Bandemar wet the home of Bloomfield. 1] ciated. The Essie Bandem: ani Miss Evel; City. The gro John Bandems their honeymo San Francisco \, Whajen . Whalen, the tons, whose se! been endeavo have remarke notintend to to play ball; t! the offer from ley as a lever t own club. panne Wortt Many citizer last night wat they were ric vigil. Some sa in an hour. athwart the 1 after. ten o’cl brilliant a dit Bingay’s fourlange. Fightin It is reporte a printer w cor ae county an ing the battles Deafnes by local appl reach the dise There is only and that is by Leafness is ca dition of the t tachian Tube. flamed you ha imperfect hea tirely closed, and unless t taken out and normal condi! stroyed forev are caused by but an inflam cous surface. We will giv for any case ¢ -tarrh) that cz Catarrh Cure Addi ¥F. J. 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oe THURSDAY ...AUGUST 11, 1898 . BROWN & CALKINS: . Bi P. BROWE, L. 6 CALEING. eS THE BONDAOLDERS WIN. THR TRANSCRIPT Ty mney a “ape ONCARLOSISBILLED = TO ENTER’ SPAIN MONDAY. ah Contest Over tho Hevada. City aw The Americans Whipped If Spanish Reports Are to Be Is Settled at Last. Word. has jast been received here from the east that the lawsuit between the bondholders and stockholders of the Nevada City quartz mine has resulted in a court decision in favor of the bondholders. The same authority states that’ work on the mine will. soon be resumed. The property, which was . formerly quite a producer and is believed to still be valuable, has been idle for a number of years aside from} what work tributers have done there. Last spring Captain Mein made a, partial examivation of the property for ‘ the London Exploration Company, and . while he was favorably impressed with . the chances of making a good mine of} it he was not willing to recommend that . Depended Upon. his company take hold of it till all. Special to the Daily Transcript. litigation cuncerning the ownership: had ceased. —2 e@e + -~ ROGERS’ TRIAL IS SHORT. Prosecution Rested After an Hour of! Damaging Testimony. ae The trial of William P. Rogers of Grass Valley, who is charged with attempting the murder of bis brother-inlaw, William H. Weeks, of San Francisco, while returning from the funeral of Mrs. Weeks, promises to be very short, says last evening’s Oakland Tri-. . bane. It required but three witnesses to establish the prosecution’s case, and after but an hour of testimony the defense commenced its case. Officer B. R. Phillips, Wylura Rogers and J. E. Murphy appeared on the stand for the prosecution. W. H. Weeks was examined for the defense, and he was followed by Nora Murphy. eee oo Recorder’s. Office. The following documents were filed in the office of the County Recorder today: j Mining location—Dated August 5, 1898. By Edwin K. Word; 1500x600 feet on the Baltimore quartz mine, Meadow Lake mining district. Mining location—Dated Angust 5, 1898. By E. K. Word; 1500x600 feet on ‘China Has More Trouble On Her Hands Than She Can Manage. , Hostilities Cease With Cambon’s Signature. New York, Aug. 11:—A World special from Washington \last night says the Department of State has been formally tified by M. Cambon that he has received authority to sign ‘the protocol in behalf of the Spanish government. In diplomatic circles it is stated that the document will be drawn up today and that as soon as it is signed hostilities’ will cease. Carlists Planning an Attack. BrussELts, Aug. 11—It is claimed that at a recent meeting of the Carlist leaders it was decided to immediately take action and orders were issued for the Carlists to assemble. It is said Don Carlos will personally enter Spain next Mon. day or Tuesday and in the meantime his forces have been supplied with 180,000 rifles and ammunition. Maovrip, Aug. rrth,—An official bulletin from ‘Porto Rico says: The American forces attacked the hights of Guanamoa and the guerrila forces under Major Cervera kept up a continual fire that lasted over an hour and held their position. The Americans were repulsed, their loss being unknown. — Spanish Report of a Battle. é : Lekes «xy . Chicago quartz mine, Meadow Lake! 7. custained no loss. mining district. { Mining 1898. By J. W. Brown; 1500x600 feet . location—Dated August 5, . on Pittsburg quartz mine, Meadow . Jake mining district. Mining location—Dated August 6, . 1898. By E. K. Word; 1500x600 feet on the Plumbago quartz mine, Meadow Lake mining district. —-_——~ ee ee Working 37 Men. Thirty-seven men are now employed at the Reddik mine just north of town. The property gives every indication of . proving one of the best drift propositons that Nevada City has had. ‘Ture unnsually—low mento river is giving steamboat men mucb trénbie and causing much apprehension among them for fear they will have to ease making trips even as far up as Sacramento. ‘ agen Tue Central Pacific road, between Ogden, Utah, and ‘Truckee, Cal. uses coal mined at Evanston, which eosts $3. per ton at the mine, and aphually consumes 300,000 tons. . e -— THere are 200,000 shesp feeding in the mountaits of Alpine county, Cali-. More Troops Going to Manila. WASHINGTON, Aug. 11—20,000 more troops will be needed to garrison the Philippines, and they are to be hastened forward. The Aguinaldo element is uncertain and the presence of more troops will be timely. , All the troops at San Francisco are to be sent as soon as transports are ready. BRIEF MENTION. @inor Notes and Comments of Loca Interest. Registration closes next Monday. Geo.-C, Gaylord, grocer, Broad street. Big dance at Blus Tent Saturday evening. --Broad street bridge was refloored today. A disastrous toreat dre is burning iu Yuba county west of Freeman’s Crossing. 5 The Banners and the Pioneers will play ball Sunday afternoon at Cashin Field. Do not fail to attend the dancing } party at Indian Flat Saturday night if you want to havea good time. Judge Nilon has given judgment in favor of Fischer Bros. for $46 and William Davis for $295 in their case against Vic Austin. . The funeral of the late Mrs. Scott took place from the Methodist Church this afternoon, the remains being interred in Pine Grove cemetery. James Hennessy has had three fine portraits made of his friend, Robert McMurray, deceased. He has retained -one, giving the others to Chris. Mallon and H, Pengelly. This was another “hottest day.” At noon the Courthouse thermometer stood at 91, while in front of Schroeder’s hotel at Rough and “Ready the mercury reached 103. George W. Fleming of Grass Valley died last evening of a spinal trouble. He was a native of Clear Creek district, this county, aged 38 years and leaves a wife and two children. West Broad street hill in the vicinity of the Catholic cemetery is in a bad condition and much complaint about itis made by people who drive that way. The big loose stones with which it is “paved” for five. hundred feet or so should be raked off. tween North Bloomfield and Relief Hill has again been sub-let (Mr. Moore having thrown it up in disgust) to a party named Veal. The distance each way is four miles and Mr. Veal is said to get the munificent price of $1.35 a day. The following additional delegates have been reported elected to seats in Saturday’s Democratic convention: Cherokee — John Brophy, Bernard Carey -and S. W. Langs. Columbia Aill—P. H. Brophy, Johu C. Coughlan. . Overton—Thomas Giffin. Relief Hill— C.O. Jepsen, H. P. Larsen and Fred The local Red Cross soviety requests all those who have work to finish it by this evening or early tomorrow morning, as everything will be forwerded to the State society’s headquarters at San Francisco on the noon train tomorrow. Those having jellies to donate can also bring them. The articles can be left at The contract to carry the mail be-. Wyoming, . Havana: {no food tor three. days. China Has Troubles of Her Own. . riots are raging all over China. . spread. this season by that county amounts to} and native christians are being i ms —e A NUMBER of wells are being bored on various roads running out of Visalia. They are to supply water for sprinkling = purposes + -0@e > — THE drying up of Tul great good if nothing else results. ——-—-+ e@e + Tue Victoria, Australia, gold yield for the six thonths euding June 30th 1898,-was-382,716 ounces. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars. Re ward for,any case of Catarrb that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ‘We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all} business transactions and financially able tovarry out any vubligations made by their firm. / Weer & Tavax, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. Watpina, KInnan sale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken interna few boars. ally, acting directly upon the blood, andmucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Ball’s Family Pills-are the best. ~_—--— + 7a + New Ice Company. The Nevada Uity Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable. rates: Office at residence of Thomas. megsely wealthy old duffer on the edge Gorvoran, first door above Theater of the grave should want to marry you, Ice hiouse, rear of fheater. Telephone . No. 791. tf. Corcosin &£ Agpoaasr. are lake has destroyed millions of carp, which is one . & Marin, Whole.) with the fume; the candle in his hard China has acceded to all’ef Russia’s demands and Eng‘land is ignored. Spanish Forces Without Food. _ WasutncTon, Aug. 11—Santiago news is that General stage_of Sacra-. Lugue, commander of the Spanish forces at Holguin, Cuba, offers to surrender to’Garcia if the troops are all returned: to His men are deserting and have. practically had Vancouver, Aug. 11.-—Word comes from Hongkong that There is a strong anti-foreign tendency, American, " 3 English and Roman Catholic missions are being demolished fornia. The sheep license tax collected g 4 The disturbances are widely killed. e Girl’s Essay On Boys. “Boys are men that have not got so . big as their.papas, and girle are women that will be young ladies by und. by. Man was made before woman. When God looked at Adam he said to himself: ‘Well, I think Ican do better if I try again,’ and then he-made—Eve,God . liked Eve se much better than Adam . that there has been more women than men. Boys are a trouble; they wear -/out everything but soap. If I had my way half the boys in the world would . be girls and the rest would be dolls. My papa is so nice that I think that he must have been a little girl when. he -. was @ little boy.” J. Otiver in the Silver King mine, near Nelson, B. C., entering the tunnel teo soon after a shot had been fired, finding the gas too strong attempted to retrace his steps but fell, overcome {set fire to his clothes and he died/in a. . In 1894 the Boston and Montana *. Copper Co.’s dividend was $2 per share; i 1896 it. was $7; in 1896 it rose to $10, ‘and in 1897 the company declared four ‘dividends of ¢8each. The dividends declared thus far this year amount to $11 per share. ‘ ——-+ 0@e He—Soppose, darling, that some imwould you throw me over? She—Not necessarily; but you might bave to T. 8. Lippy, who got atout $100,000 in the Yukon region this season, asserts that the American side or lower 1500 miles of the Yukon river is richer than that part of the Northwest Territory located about Dawson City. mp A al pig gt ecto an Tue dry season has cansed great loss to stockmen on the Sierra foothilis. It is estimated that 175,000 sheep were driven into the forest reservations after cavalry some time ago. PERM Rae RGR FaTHer—Y ou’ve been calling én my daughter frequently of'late. Are your intentions serious? Youth—Yes, indeed, I’m trying to persuade her to buy the make of wheel I’m agent for. of BartlettPears prices. ~/ One Guer, jy10-2t Ping street, Nevada City, ——-— +--+ 290 ——-—— Received. Fresh Stock Just A. Isoagd & Son have just received « them at the high¢st cash Roquefort and Sapsiago Cheese, which they are selling at the very lowest the withdrawal of the United States . ° will contract for fresh lot of ‘genuine Limbarger, Swiss, prices. If you want something hice in this line give them acall. Their stock of fine wines and liquors is the largest c in the county, and they are sole agents the city.” for the celebrated Enterprise beer, whieh they furnish either in bottles or kegs. All customers are given co-opMrs, Fisher’s Leader millinery store on Broad street. matrimony than it is to get out of it? ~—-—---— + e@e e ————— in the matrimonial lottery? ee up and give you strength and energy vigor and vitality. For Assemblyman. W. S. ROBINSON War is it so much easier to get into Wurisn’t alimony the capital prize Wuewn You Are Ont out of sorts, feel tired, languid and dull you need Hood's Sarsaparilla. It will brace you Hoop’s Pitts are the best family vathartic and tiver tonic. Gentle, reliable Is bewehy announced as a candidate for the PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. W. D. Plunkett is on the sick list. e Albert Organ has returned from Forest City. Hiram Bottomley. was over from You Bet today. L. M. Hancock has returned from San Francisco. . James O’Brien. ‘of Smartsville is in town today. Hetalked everybody he met blind on politics. George King, who is interested in some mining interests there, went up to Washington district today. zd Thomas Mein has returned to Oakland from his annual visit of inspection to the Treadwell mine in Alaska. Frank McKeon, brother to John McKeon of this city, is lying ill at the home of his sister-at San Francisco. John M. Hadley went to San Francisco today to spend a week orso. His wife will probably return witb him.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Scott have returned from a trip to Oregon andalong the coast as far down as Los Angeles, F.W. Jones and A. B. Royal, who have been up at the Kenton mine, near Alleghany, passed through here yesterday on their way to Southern Califor. nia where they reside. . ‘J. F. Robb and wife arrived here last evening from Orosi, Tulare county, on a visit to their son, W. H. Robb. They may conclude to remain here. Mrs. Dell Savage, Grand President of the Rebekahs, of this State, who has beon visiting Mrs. Wm. Floyd, has gone to visit the lodges at Colfax, You Bet and Datch Flat. She will return in a few days. CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. Aspirants For Nomination by the Republican and Democratic Conventions. The following will according to their announcements in the TRANSCRIPT come before their respective conventions this fall as candidates for nominations: COUNTY CLERK. Republican—Fred L. Arbogast, Nevada City. Democratic—John J. Greany, Grass Valley. SHERIFF. . Republican—D. B. Getchell, Nevada City; O. K. Cloudman, You Bet. Democratic—John H. Pascoe, Grass Valley; Moses Bates, Nevada City; John T. Riley, Allison Ranch. TREASURER. Republican—A. C. Cooke, Truckee; John Glasson, Grass Valley. Democratic—E. W. Schmidt, Nevada City, =; RECORDER. FERLS. CERTAIN HE'S ‘DEAD. irs, Russell Denies the Story About a . Former Separation. Mrs. Russell has returned from Washington, being anable to obtain employment there. She has secured & comfortable home with Mrs. B. Lutz of ~ . the Broad street restaurant. The lady persists in the theory fhat “Ther husband either met with fonl play or was accidentally killed last W.duesday night, and she -thinks the officers of the county and city should do everything in their power to help find him dead or alive. She denies with emphasis the report that he deserted her in Plumas county a year ago and that she only recovered: possession of him after a merry chase. ‘Such stories are scandulous,” she said to the TRANSCRIPT man this morning. “There never lived a kinder, more devoted man or a better provider. I suppose some people think I am wholly to blame for my misfortune, but as God is my witness I am not. Iam almost distracted, and I have trouble enough already without having false statements about my husband and myself published.” Not Likely to Recover. Mrs. Conrad Grissel continues dangerously ill today, and a Sacramento doctor is expected here this evening to . tests show it goes oneAbsolutely Pure / ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEWYORK. af Rare and Beautiful . The Modern Honees Sequoia. Andas Cheap as Pine. a specialty. Se SCILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51, consult with the attending physician. TOWLE BROS. CO., vevovoonnvnvnnnvvnnvnnnvovennenvennne MAHER € CO’S Ladies--This day always can be } Bear in mind. They won Republican—John Werry, John 8S. Gregory, Nevada City. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. Repypblican—W. J. Rogers, W. A. vada City. : _ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Of Nevada Township. Dem ocratic—George Coughlan.Steffen. _ @ SUPERVISOR. District. ASSESSOR. Rough and Ready. E FOR SURVEYOR. Republican—J. H Mather. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. Valley. Oaly One Dollar. pominatige ma a gounts) eu on she SeaeEe Mente $2 Calf Shoos f District (Nevada county) su e decisen's oes for $1, at The i f the Republi 9 bi Sone publican Nominating Conven. ». ular Olothing Store. je-te <a — Republican—J. S. Holbrook. Charles Republican—A. J: Wood, Fourth Democratic—Henry C. Bebtoeder, . ’ Republican—W. 8S. Robinson, Grass . Sleep, Grass Valley ; J. G. O'Neill, .Ne-. ' we have placed in our Windows one lot of Ladies’ Ay Whi Eni Fades, 4 Former prices 15, 20 and 25 cents. Our Clearing Out Price is fae Ten Gents. ay Ladies, this sale you should not miss as Handkerchiefs are always in style, always useful and used at such a small figure—TEN CENTS EACH. *t last long, so don’t wait. Respectfully, . . MAHER & CO. Ready Cash Store. vveyereserervevereyeevecreerevererere DR. SANDEN’S SUCCESS! 1 & eo Sd & @ @ °e @ © e e @ A @ °@ € @ € @ @ @ @ € & S e & SJ @ S ® ® bd ® bd e ¢ & ® Our Spring Suits are a They are all sizes, all st re We claim wait a few years. erative trade stamps. a8 3t Fitted to Perfection. Right in Style. Sure in Wearing Qualities. Satisfied with our Prices . And Money Saved. At One Great Big Bar FROM $2 UP. the best showing of good Stylish-S We Turn Them _ Out Just Right. 7 Wonder a yles, all colors, all shapes, in Quality and Frice, 00000 0000005659000059 5050 HO 00 00000 Nothing That Has Merit Can Be Kept Down--Some Wonderful Cures. (TH DAY HAS COME WHEN MERIT ONLY cure a weakness or a pain which has existed wr yeare he must back his claim with proof. s is the reason for Dr. *s great success, pope : of cures during the past three people are close at home and es pe: to. prove their assertions, Dr, --Sanden'sElectric Belt is the most popular curative remedy known to-day. fore people prefer it to dru g8 or th trashy belts sold in drug stores. rsh “Classes of Men,” weaknesses of men, tells the cause of early decay in young and: Deveted to middie-aged men, He shows how electricity, this power, and gives the proof. It is tree preferred. —_—— can win. If a man claims that he can He has shown 10,000 tetsimonials be seen It cures, and thereProperly applied, will restore pos application. A personal call pe ~ Aa Calls for less skill than » cooking for a family. Uncle Sam’s menu 1s not elaborate. But trouble in procuring her edihave a large stock of ‘Of excellent. quality. -We are still on a peace footing; selling ate prices, Sole Agent for Woodland Creamery Tutter. GIES CLOTHING EXPORI, . ow“o'Sanbe Grocer, : COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, PLSSHHOOSHSISOOSOLO OPES ODODADEOO the family cook has less bles. . We are close by and Staple And Fancy Groceries all goods at extremely moder AB Ralph W. Ga or's . Tomorrow. twenty-one y« proposes to ent worth. he tonight the b' street. will pas of George C. lord & Son. 1 who has for s ed in the esta from the first qualifications so successful -will hereafter agemeat of th The first in! of the good f richly earned rected attenti will reach him cle respecting Sings One does no commence to « the surest spo ful and insid one to sleep ai Food Coffee re ter in the ner body. Ter to thirt; tell you wheth its alkaloids o people who “k Postum Food for many. y Wedding : Rev. John W Bandemar wet the home of Bloomfield. 1] ciated. The Essie Bandem: ani Miss Evel; City. The gro John Bandems their honeymo San Francisco \, Whajen . Whalen, the tons, whose se! been endeavo have remarke notintend to to play ball; t! the offer from ley as a lever t own club. panne Wortt Many citizer last night wat they were ric vigil. Some sa in an hour. athwart the 1 after. ten o’cl brilliant a dit Bingay’s fourlange. Fightin It is reporte a printer w cor ae county an ing the battles Deafnes by local appl reach the dise There is only and that is by Leafness is ca dition of the t tachian Tube. flamed you ha imperfect hea tirely closed, and unless t taken out and normal condi! stroyed forev are caused by but an inflam cous surface. We will giv for any case ¢ -tarrh) that cz Catarrh Cure Addi ¥F. J. CHENE sold by Dr tle. ~~ Hall's Yam Jon Cony, agent to buy Fruit Compa Hot Nothing c delicious pic cold at the choicest sel quantities tc ‘TAPP! _ A Noti.e of Owing to plumbers of doing tappit expectation “other mater’ Lhave a ful the Water -will sell to : iFOR CASH by getting the City Oc oifarae to m Nevada C © /