August 24, 1898 (4 pages)

ne ee ee es SOIT ta THE TR: ANSC BROWN & CALKINS. . L. 8. CALKINS. i s. >. BROW. +. . Frixk D. Rrax, who was today nominated as the Republican candidate tor . Pardee Congress from this district, will make; a winning fight against the Democratic nominee. Ryan is a clean, fearless man of much force and ability, and is . widely known and universally popular. “Just 33 years ago today,” said the . old soldier, “the top of my head was} grazed by a bullet.” “There isn’t mach . grazing there now, is there grandpe ?”. Ryan of Sacramento For Congressman was the comment of the youngest, grandchild, and as the old gentleman . rubbed his bare poll he had to admit . the correctness of the assertion. } Go away from bonie for news. Prince . Albert of Belginm, who spent a few} Angeles Man Is Nominated By Acclamation. * From This District. in Brussels, telling people that San. Franciscans are all gum-chewers and+ Sacramento, August 24.—The Re dsspeptics, and that the horse-women' tion met at ten o'clock this morning, ride astride. Sparm’s Secretary of Embassy, Don} Bernardin Fernandez de Valeseo, Dake . T2TY officers were m from Santa Clara county was decided in fav In the Nevada county ceatest both claimants to the seat of delegate at large were set aside and the vote was of Frias and a grandee of the first class, bas taken French leave of Vienna, nei giecting to pay his hotel bills and his creditors. ; SST TOES IE i Tue unusual warm weather has has-. tened the ripening of fruit in the south} ern counties. Grape picking in the; vicinity of Fresno is being harried. . “Phe second alfalfa crop will be light. . oo delegates. given to the delegation. While waiting for the report of the com Capt. W. S. Barnes was called to the platform humorous speech. -He likened Ma ‘credentials and on order of business re ade the permant officers. or of the re wh “Swish Laced oncenytoe eee had been scooped of its contents, place in your heart, bat I know that . Coquette—Well be good and ri—rn} advance you ten numbers. i —_———+ 298 = 4 I pon’r see how it comes that ship. wrecked suilors often ‘starve to death.; Browae—Why not? Brown — Well, I came across about two week ago and: I don't feel like eating yet. . +92 } ViItLacer (with dignity}—No, sir-} this is a prohibition town, and I don't . know where you ¢ould get liquor . Stranger—Dou't you? You must be a} Prohibitionist} i Mixxre—What a monotonous time; those poor h-athen women who war . almost no clothes must have. Mamie . —Yes. I wonder what they find to) worry over. —— —— + $e I “{ covypy’t interest that girl at all.”; “Why not?” “Every time I began to} describe a battle or a naval engage. ment she told me she bad seen it in a} biograph.” + <2 A xumpBer of the artesian wells down} ithe seconding speeches were ‘the platform and withdrew his name from the contest. ‘rind for nose, mouth and eyes, and wa your admirers’ name is legion. Tbe fonce with a lighted candle inside. had furnished the melén and the holes in it. He also likened Maguire to a fore whom the Democracy had fallen down. himself in favor of territorial acquisition and was cheered. He delivered an apostrophe to the fla By. the story of the death of a v thusiasm. Franéisco_he brought tears to the ey had finished, When the convention reassembled this afternoon the report of the committee on platform and resolutions was adopted. When nominations for Timothy Guy Phelps put Dr. Judge Davis nominated Henry T. Gage. announced last night that he was out of the fight. Withdraws and the Los publican State convenen the committees on ported. The tempo The contest gular mittee on platform and made a guire to a watermelon had holes cut in the s then set up on a He said the Populists Democrats had cut the Chinese Joss beHe expressed g that created great enolunteer at San es of many. The convention adjourned till 1:30 o’clock p. m. when Capt. Barnes Governor were declared in order Pardee in nomination and Lou Brown had "GAGE THE STANDARD BEARER OF THE REPUBLICAN PAR was based upon decision of the com mittee. in the Setond District. nominated by acclamation, and popular as well as able. famine. While being made Dr. Pardee went to } : : : j on Tulare lake, or where the lake once’ amid the wildest enthusiasm Gage was declared the nominee was, are not spouting the amount of water they were two months ago. by acclamation. ‘ SEVERAL Chinamen have been search. "Then . & Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told . A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old Over The Telephone. a and Young. . “Bad” Carson and family and Mrs. Wheeler bas gone to Ukiah. , An Absurd and Cowardly Decision. SACRAMENTO, August 24—The action of the credential committee last uight in deciding to.throw out both Nat. P Brown, senior proprietor and business managenof the TRAN-. script, and John F. Kidder, general manager and principal; ™ ieee street. owner of the N. C.N-G.R. R., who were contesting for a seat in the convention as delegate at large, is generally condemned as childishand evasive. Before the committee Kidder was represented by attorneys Bruner of Sacramento [tii ‘st Phelan Sisters’ ° restaurant, and Al. Burrows of Grass Valley. The railroad man’s plea the statement that he did not seek election, but simply endorsement, at the hands of the County Central Committee when that body elected Brown over him by a vote 4 of thirteen to fifteen, and that therefore he went before the voters at the primaries. Attorney Braner stated this asserMion could be established by the evidence of Mr. Burrows and a professional politican named William Weeks, an ‘assistant janitor of the State Capitol. No attempt was made however to put these witnesses on the stand. The contestants did not appeal to the convention from the Judge Walling Withdraws. SACRAMENTO, August 24—Hon. J.-M. Walling of Nevada county has after a careful survey of the situation decided to withdraw from the contest for the Congressional nomination Frank D. Ryan of this city will be . a Hotes and Comments ‘of Local TY. confidence is expressed by _ Fear of Famine in Russia. Lonpon, August 24.—Great uneasiness is felt in Russia sae over the probable failure of the crops and a consequent The Pana Mining Strike. v the delegates that he will prove a winning candidate. _ He is present District Attorney of Sacramento county and is very ‘. between them.” Pana, Ill., August 24.—Trouble is anticipated -over, the negroes that have been brought here’to take the place of the ‘tenants and sub-lieatenants, while Engstriking coal miners. Sheriff Coburm has sworn in 425 deputies, and-they will be kept at the mines to ‘protect the ne}groes. So far there has been no outbreak. = / : BRIEF MENTION. Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Dance at Ragon’s Grove Friday night. ; Sam Blight bas been appointed sbift * boss at the Reddik mine. Another pump is to be put into the Mountaineer mine, as ihe flow of water / is heavier than ever. The Red Cross Society will hoid a meeting this —— at 7:30 o'clock, at Pennsyivanis Engihe Company’s hall While working at the Miners Foundry yesterday QOifford O'Neill was accidentaliy wounded on one of his wrists by a pip& point. ; Ah Cue, éharged with robbing the pleaded not gailty before Judge Nilon this morning. His trial will be set iater. ‘ In the darkuess last night two caris collided’on Sacramento street bill and a young man named Dougherty was thrown out of bis vebicle and bart somewhat. Parties desiring to attend the drill of the Eighth Regimént at San Francisco on the zith inst. will be givén special excursion rates of $7 for the round trip, commencing Friday at noon and good until Monday. Judgment has been rendered. by the Superior Court in favor of plaintiff in the case of Wyatt Haffman vs. Thomas Sharp and John Huriey as execators ot the estate of Mary Huffman, deceased. This gives the greater portion of the estate to Mr. Huffman and settles the case. The estate amounts to about -o2-— J A Haut of Good Things.” / . ‘fhe saloon in Gebrig’s brewery bailding conducted by James Dower was burglarized last night. Seventy-five cigars, two bottles of beer and some soda water were stolen. ——S Mrs. Exrecx—The philosophers tell us that blessings often come to usin disguise. Mr,Enpeck (with a sudden show of spirit)—Sey, Maria, when are you going to unmask? “Wos’r you miss the news and bustle of war in the country?” “No; Tm gving to take Jimmy and Bobbys, and iuey bave one gun and drum Wrrg only half as strong a fleet as the English, the French have 1,341 liealand has only 1246. Over 900 boxes of Bartlett pears were shipped from Oroville direct to London the other day. GRASS: VALLEY NEWS. . Jobn Glasson have returned from PaPERSONAL POINTERS. /Mre.J. B. Treadwell has returned [. from Reno. ~ Manr-of the-acres in thevicinity of Bakersfield net over twenty sacks of barley. Soe ie 4 TueEre was a beavy shower for half an hour at Ukiah Saturday morning. EscutTy hobos were given notice the other day to leave Wheatland. ing for $1000 which a countryman, who i was recently drowned at Yuba City, is . Ryan Nominated For Congress. re>orted to have baried there. “Dip I anderstand you, sah, to say I hada rubbah neck, sab?” “Ob, dear, “mo, Colonel; I said it was waterproof.” “Ah! I beg yo’ pabdon, sab.” “Ix time of peace prepare for war” must have been the motto of the Iowa . 4 . Congressional } ; . secretary. SACRAMENTO, August 24.—The con District was held toda ‘Stockton was elected Chairman and W. B. Thorpe of Placer ee peel) W minister who was simultaneously en-' gaged to seventeen girls. Kionpige Nugget is the title of a small four page paper published at Dawson . City, Northwest Territoryper copy is fifty cents. e+ Tree are over forty forest fires in from three to five miles of Boulder . through carelessness. beowne—Id join the charch if it} wasn’t so full of hypocrites. Towne—! That needn’t deter you. There’s always’ room for one more. ~~ The adjusters of the Wheatland fire hare about completed their work, aud . fi $103,320. Turety Indians at the Tule river . +92 reservation have died within two years . Commissioner. and there are. now only 186 Indisns . there i —_——__—__<«@2 -—_—_—_— _ Sence-the-last.two-fires whieb-nearly+ destroyed Fresno the police force bas . been strengthened. ——_—_+ «92 = Tue bonds of friendship could not be more popular than Uncle Sam's. — ee Ir TAKES at least sixteen summers to. _ make one summer girl. Poundmaster’s Notice. According to an ordinance of the . Spain and Board‘of Trustees in and for Nevada) City a license tax.of $1.50 per year is . required for each dog within the city . limits. Complaiut baving been made) to me that a few pay while others do! not, and. that it sbould be impartially . enforced, notice is given that all dogs! one week after this date will be im-. I will be at the City Hall) from 2 to4 o'clock p. mw. daily to ac-. commodate all desiring tags. i Apa» Cram, Poundmaster, Aagust 22, 1898. © tall No Odds and Ends. i Our clearance sale is not made ap of odds and ends, but upon ourstraight . limes. You will find a saving of % per, cent upon all goods. ; . SACRAMENTO, August 24. state that the loss will reach nearly . Railroad District was held today, . county being in the chair. Mr. Cuicaco, August 2 ‘a child having . Beckwith, the f moving smoothly. . tion, J. M. Walling having withdrawn from the fight. Nevada County Committeemen Chosen. y fr * Cutter For Railroad Commissioner. A Ba ball player. An Anti Anglo-German Alliance. ee -Lonnon, August 24.—The Philippine ‘J. Levy, The / Te . Popolar Clothing Store. "eee . trouble is apprehended. Down. Junta here has a between the imsurvention of the Second y. A. L. Levinsky of . contracted. y . Frank D. Ryan of Sacramento was nominated by acclamacae clon! SACRAMENTO, August 24.—David E. Morgan -of Nevada price! _. ‘City has been selected to represent Nevada county on the with. state Central Committee. . F. M. Rutherford of Truckee and ‘Charles Creek. Most of them are caused’ Grass Valley are members of the Congressional District nis ches taskaad: . Committee. . 2 ed E. Clinch, 6f. Springs, bes ascared « more Incrative —The ‘convention of the First Wa M. Cutter of Yuba ice i : San Francisco, August/24.--A cablegram from General fouud at large without license tags o8 . Merritt says that lie bas General of the Philippines. He adds that everything is. ee » Miss Ada Deacon has resigned r teachershbip in the Grass Valley ools on account of throat complaint she has fr For several years Mrs. David Rowe bad a swelling in. her left hand and it became, deseased. Yesterday it was Herbert Cragg, tea store, isina Francisco ss the for appendicitis. ~ Besides the $1200 on the Walsh house which burned Monday night, there Was insurance on the furniture. total loss is estimated at only $2000. 2. Miss Lou Hennessy, who was elected toteach the coming term at Forest manager of the itical condition at San result of an operation place in the San Jose schools and will Plammer, a graduate of the high school here, will be elected to the teachership in the schools made vacant by Miss Deacon’s resignation. The. Pioneers and the Sacramento Athletics will play ball Sunday at Watt Cutter was nominated for. Phenix nine of that place is off. HEALTH by in the House. ACCIDENT. Z Robert T. Lincoln is a grandfather, . nee bor to kis daughter, who married Mutual Aid Association It is very-likely that Miss Mabel . £°e to Sen Jose. 4 wits PAT sieecnsiahs tect vcs Lonpoy, August 24—A Madrid paper says that France,. l,.1 pay. if you are accid ict Russia have formed an alliance to counteract the Anglo-German influences in Morocco and 0} William Hutchinson is recovering Miss Myrtle Housman returned toda John Menhennet has returned from a trip to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Langman went to San Francisco today. Thomas Harris of North San Juan went below on the noon train. ‘ Mrs. Bedwell and Miss Alicia Grimes have retarned from Pacific Grove. Mrs. L. L. Myers and daughter of North Bloomfield are here for a few days. Will E. Doane of Carson arrived here last evening on a visit to the family of James F. Colley. Miss Mabel Hiscox of Sebastopol has returned to San Francisco and Miss Belle Ferguson of North San Juan bas Mars. X. (observing her friend at work upon the floor of the kitchen)—Why in scour your floors? Mrs. Y—Because, AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY AND MINING TIMBERS. Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. the world don't you get a servant to my dear, P'd have to scour the town to Park. The proposed game at Sacra-. get a servant. mento between the Monarchs and the -SEQUOIA, A) modern housts fished with It THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL TOWLE BROS. CO., Tue season for shipping food East will close very soon. , Te You Have Any disease due to impure or impoverished blood, like scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsii, or catarrh, you should take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be promptly cured. Hoop’s Pitts are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness. 25c. ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, Wanted. 4 young woman w'shcs a plase 40: do New : Vegetable, FRUIT — AND— POULTRY STORE. Chas. W.Kam& Co. KE this m2thod of inform the people Te they have opened @ st First-Class Store in the Transeript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hand the Vegetables, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please give us a call. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Iohalatisn, 1529 Arch Street, Philadeiphia, Pa FOB “Chronic and Nervous Disorders HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUISE Compound Oxygen Trestments, that«f Ins Starkey and Palen, is a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrog-u MaGNet1ZED:and the compound is so condensed and made portable that 1t is sent all over the sorid. thousands of p-ticnts have been treated, and over one thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very sicnificant fact. it dees not ect as Must drugs do, by creatirg +. 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The newest st in Ne + T yles in NOTTINGHAM CU RTAINS, FISH NETS, Irish Point effects, Dainty Point, ’des Prite designs, also i New line of Embroidered Muslin and/ LENO LACE . STRIPES, newest for Sash Curtains. Prices from 20 cents. ek UMAGA Uidudiaud ys P ty THE PROF. He Is Blecte A telegrar was receivec H. Hyatt, rec of the high s ho states. tha perintendent w.thout solic that he desi hare. : The Board a meeting thi selecting a si Strikin Last eveni1 cle says: Th Miners’ Unio mast in hon coal miners over the Cos gigantic cory $80,000,000. ‘The strike seven months ette have had ‘the Western . ing their str gave the coal the fight wor one and a fea Rather th Leadville sc ceded the de Lafayette. Stock As A late decit preme Court » stock whatev ' when the st ' contract to t officers of th » is to the effec . the life of ac . assessments any shares of -ments is in holds good w! the: words “n the margin. ‘ An By Theodore . yait on table his ci y and , Das made a pelerk in th ler. 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ne ee ee es SOIT ta THE TR: ANSC BROWN & CALKINS. . L. 8. CALKINS. i s. >. BROW. +. . Frixk D. Rrax, who was today nominated as the Republican candidate tor . Pardee Congress from this district, will make; a winning fight against the Democratic nominee. Ryan is a clean, fearless man of much force and ability, and is . widely known and universally popular. “Just 33 years ago today,” said the . old soldier, “the top of my head was} grazed by a bullet.” “There isn’t mach . grazing there now, is there grandpe ?”. Ryan of Sacramento For Congressman was the comment of the youngest, grandchild, and as the old gentleman . rubbed his bare poll he had to admit . the correctness of the assertion. } Go away from bonie for news. Prince . Albert of Belginm, who spent a few} Angeles Man Is Nominated By Acclamation. * From This District. in Brussels, telling people that San. Franciscans are all gum-chewers and+ Sacramento, August 24.—The Re dsspeptics, and that the horse-women' tion met at ten o'clock this morning, ride astride. Sparm’s Secretary of Embassy, Don} Bernardin Fernandez de Valeseo, Dake . T2TY officers were m from Santa Clara county was decided in fav In the Nevada county ceatest both claimants to the seat of delegate at large were set aside and the vote was of Frias and a grandee of the first class, bas taken French leave of Vienna, nei giecting to pay his hotel bills and his creditors. ; SST TOES IE i Tue unusual warm weather has has-. tened the ripening of fruit in the south} ern counties. Grape picking in the; vicinity of Fresno is being harried. . “Phe second alfalfa crop will be light. . oo delegates. given to the delegation. While waiting for the report of the com Capt. W. S. Barnes was called to the platform humorous speech. -He likened Ma ‘credentials and on order of business re ade the permant officers. or of the re wh “Swish Laced oncenytoe eee had been scooped of its contents, place in your heart, bat I know that . Coquette—Well be good and ri—rn} advance you ten numbers. i —_———+ 298 = 4 I pon’r see how it comes that ship. wrecked suilors often ‘starve to death.; Browae—Why not? Brown — Well, I came across about two week ago and: I don't feel like eating yet. . +92 } ViItLacer (with dignity}—No, sir-} this is a prohibition town, and I don't . know where you ¢ould get liquor . Stranger—Dou't you? You must be a} Prohibitionist} i Mixxre—What a monotonous time; those poor h-athen women who war . almost no clothes must have. Mamie . —Yes. I wonder what they find to) worry over. —— —— + $e I “{ covypy’t interest that girl at all.”; “Why not?” “Every time I began to} describe a battle or a naval engage. ment she told me she bad seen it in a} biograph.” + <2 A xumpBer of the artesian wells down} ithe seconding speeches were ‘the platform and withdrew his name from the contest. ‘rind for nose, mouth and eyes, and wa your admirers’ name is legion. Tbe fonce with a lighted candle inside. had furnished the melén and the holes in it. He also likened Maguire to a fore whom the Democracy had fallen down. himself in favor of territorial acquisition and was cheered. He delivered an apostrophe to the fla By. the story of the death of a v thusiasm. Franéisco_he brought tears to the ey had finished, When the convention reassembled this afternoon the report of the committee on platform and resolutions was adopted. When nominations for Timothy Guy Phelps put Dr. Judge Davis nominated Henry T. Gage. announced last night that he was out of the fight. Withdraws and the Los publican State convenen the committees on ported. The tempo The contest gular mittee on platform and made a guire to a watermelon had holes cut in the s then set up on a He said the Populists Democrats had cut the Chinese Joss beHe expressed g that created great enolunteer at San es of many. The convention adjourned till 1:30 o’clock p. m. when Capt. Barnes Governor were declared in order Pardee in nomination and Lou Brown had "GAGE THE STANDARD BEARER OF THE REPUBLICAN PAR was based upon decision of the com mittee. in the Setond District. nominated by acclamation, and popular as well as able. famine. While being made Dr. Pardee went to } : : : j on Tulare lake, or where the lake once’ amid the wildest enthusiasm Gage was declared the nominee was, are not spouting the amount of water they were two months ago. by acclamation. ‘ SEVERAL Chinamen have been search. "Then . & Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told . A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old Over The Telephone. a and Young. . “Bad” Carson and family and Mrs. Wheeler bas gone to Ukiah. , An Absurd and Cowardly Decision. SACRAMENTO, August 24—The action of the credential committee last uight in deciding to.throw out both Nat. P Brown, senior proprietor and business managenof the TRAN-. script, and John F. Kidder, general manager and principal; ™ ieee street. owner of the N. C.N-G.R. R., who were contesting for a seat in the convention as delegate at large, is generally condemned as childishand evasive. Before the committee Kidder was represented by attorneys Bruner of Sacramento [tii ‘st Phelan Sisters’ ° restaurant, and Al. Burrows of Grass Valley. The railroad man’s plea the statement that he did not seek election, but simply endorsement, at the hands of the County Central Committee when that body elected Brown over him by a vote 4 of thirteen to fifteen, and that therefore he went before the voters at the primaries. Attorney Braner stated this asserMion could be established by the evidence of Mr. Burrows and a professional politican named William Weeks, an ‘assistant janitor of the State Capitol. No attempt was made however to put these witnesses on the stand. The contestants did not appeal to the convention from the Judge Walling Withdraws. SACRAMENTO, August 24—Hon. J.-M. Walling of Nevada county has after a careful survey of the situation decided to withdraw from the contest for the Congressional nomination Frank D. Ryan of this city will be . a Hotes and Comments ‘of Local TY. confidence is expressed by _ Fear of Famine in Russia. Lonpon, August 24.—Great uneasiness is felt in Russia sae over the probable failure of the crops and a consequent The Pana Mining Strike. v the delegates that he will prove a winning candidate. _ He is present District Attorney of Sacramento county and is very ‘. between them.” Pana, Ill., August 24.—Trouble is anticipated -over, the negroes that have been brought here’to take the place of the ‘tenants and sub-lieatenants, while Engstriking coal miners. Sheriff Coburm has sworn in 425 deputies, and-they will be kept at the mines to ‘protect the ne}groes. So far there has been no outbreak. = / : BRIEF MENTION. Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Dance at Ragon’s Grove Friday night. ; Sam Blight bas been appointed sbift * boss at the Reddik mine. Another pump is to be put into the Mountaineer mine, as ihe flow of water / is heavier than ever. The Red Cross Society will hoid a meeting this —— at 7:30 o'clock, at Pennsyivanis Engihe Company’s hall While working at the Miners Foundry yesterday QOifford O'Neill was accidentaliy wounded on one of his wrists by a pip& point. ; Ah Cue, éharged with robbing the pleaded not gailty before Judge Nilon this morning. His trial will be set iater. ‘ In the darkuess last night two caris collided’on Sacramento street bill and a young man named Dougherty was thrown out of bis vebicle and bart somewhat. Parties desiring to attend the drill of the Eighth Regimént at San Francisco on the zith inst. will be givén special excursion rates of $7 for the round trip, commencing Friday at noon and good until Monday. Judgment has been rendered. by the Superior Court in favor of plaintiff in the case of Wyatt Haffman vs. Thomas Sharp and John Huriey as execators ot the estate of Mary Huffman, deceased. This gives the greater portion of the estate to Mr. Huffman and settles the case. The estate amounts to about -o2-— J A Haut of Good Things.” / . ‘fhe saloon in Gebrig’s brewery bailding conducted by James Dower was burglarized last night. Seventy-five cigars, two bottles of beer and some soda water were stolen. ——S Mrs. Exrecx—The philosophers tell us that blessings often come to usin disguise. Mr,Enpeck (with a sudden show of spirit)—Sey, Maria, when are you going to unmask? “Wos’r you miss the news and bustle of war in the country?” “No; Tm gving to take Jimmy and Bobbys, and iuey bave one gun and drum Wrrg only half as strong a fleet as the English, the French have 1,341 liealand has only 1246. Over 900 boxes of Bartlett pears were shipped from Oroville direct to London the other day. GRASS: VALLEY NEWS. . Jobn Glasson have returned from PaPERSONAL POINTERS. /Mre.J. B. Treadwell has returned [. from Reno. ~ Manr-of the-acres in thevicinity of Bakersfield net over twenty sacks of barley. Soe ie 4 TueEre was a beavy shower for half an hour at Ukiah Saturday morning. EscutTy hobos were given notice the other day to leave Wheatland. ing for $1000 which a countryman, who i was recently drowned at Yuba City, is . Ryan Nominated For Congress. re>orted to have baried there. “Dip I anderstand you, sah, to say I hada rubbah neck, sab?” “Ob, dear, “mo, Colonel; I said it was waterproof.” “Ah! I beg yo’ pabdon, sab.” “Ix time of peace prepare for war” must have been the motto of the Iowa . 4 . Congressional } ; . secretary. SACRAMENTO, August 24.—The con District was held toda ‘Stockton was elected Chairman and W. B. Thorpe of Placer ee peel) W minister who was simultaneously en-' gaged to seventeen girls. Kionpige Nugget is the title of a small four page paper published at Dawson . City, Northwest Territoryper copy is fifty cents. e+ Tree are over forty forest fires in from three to five miles of Boulder . through carelessness. beowne—Id join the charch if it} wasn’t so full of hypocrites. Towne—! That needn’t deter you. There’s always’ room for one more. ~~ The adjusters of the Wheatland fire hare about completed their work, aud . fi $103,320. Turety Indians at the Tule river . +92 reservation have died within two years . Commissioner. and there are. now only 186 Indisns . there i —_——__—__<«@2 -—_—_—_— _ Sence-the-last.two-fires whieb-nearly+ destroyed Fresno the police force bas . been strengthened. ——_—_+ «92 = Tue bonds of friendship could not be more popular than Uncle Sam's. — ee Ir TAKES at least sixteen summers to. _ make one summer girl. Poundmaster’s Notice. According to an ordinance of the . Spain and Board‘of Trustees in and for Nevada) City a license tax.of $1.50 per year is . required for each dog within the city .

limits. Complaiut baving been made) to me that a few pay while others do! not, and. that it sbould be impartially . enforced, notice is given that all dogs! one week after this date will be im-. I will be at the City Hall) from 2 to4 o'clock p. mw. daily to ac-. commodate all desiring tags. i Apa» Cram, Poundmaster, Aagust 22, 1898. © tall No Odds and Ends. i Our clearance sale is not made ap of odds and ends, but upon ourstraight . limes. You will find a saving of % per, cent upon all goods. ; . SACRAMENTO, August 24. state that the loss will reach nearly . Railroad District was held today, . county being in the chair. Mr. Cuicaco, August 2 ‘a child having . Beckwith, the f moving smoothly. . tion, J. M. Walling having withdrawn from the fight. Nevada County Committeemen Chosen. y fr * Cutter For Railroad Commissioner. A Ba ball player. An Anti Anglo-German Alliance. ee -Lonnon, August 24.—The Philippine ‘J. Levy, The / Te . Popolar Clothing Store. "eee . trouble is apprehended. Down. Junta here has a between the imsurvention of the Second y. A. L. Levinsky of . contracted. y . Frank D. Ryan of Sacramento was nominated by acclamacae clon! SACRAMENTO, August 24.—David E. Morgan -of Nevada price! _. ‘City has been selected to represent Nevada county on the with. state Central Committee. . F. M. Rutherford of Truckee and ‘Charles Creek. Most of them are caused’ Grass Valley are members of the Congressional District nis ches taskaad: . Committee. . 2 ed E. Clinch, 6f. Springs, bes ascared « more Incrative —The ‘convention of the First Wa M. Cutter of Yuba ice i : San Francisco, August/24.--A cablegram from General fouud at large without license tags o8 . Merritt says that lie bas General of the Philippines. He adds that everything is. ee » Miss Ada Deacon has resigned r teachershbip in the Grass Valley ools on account of throat complaint she has fr For several years Mrs. David Rowe bad a swelling in. her left hand and it became, deseased. Yesterday it was Herbert Cragg, tea store, isina Francisco ss the for appendicitis. ~ Besides the $1200 on the Walsh house which burned Monday night, there Was insurance on the furniture. total loss is estimated at only $2000. 2. Miss Lou Hennessy, who was elected toteach the coming term at Forest manager of the itical condition at San result of an operation place in the San Jose schools and will Plammer, a graduate of the high school here, will be elected to the teachership in the schools made vacant by Miss Deacon’s resignation. The. Pioneers and the Sacramento Athletics will play ball Sunday at Watt Cutter was nominated for. Phenix nine of that place is off. HEALTH by in the House. ACCIDENT. Z Robert T. Lincoln is a grandfather, . nee bor to kis daughter, who married Mutual Aid Association It is very-likely that Miss Mabel . £°e to Sen Jose. 4 wits PAT sieecnsiahs tect vcs Lonpoy, August 24—A Madrid paper says that France,. l,.1 pay. if you are accid ict Russia have formed an alliance to counteract the Anglo-German influences in Morocco and 0} William Hutchinson is recovering Miss Myrtle Housman returned toda John Menhennet has returned from a trip to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Langman went to San Francisco today. Thomas Harris of North San Juan went below on the noon train. ‘ Mrs. Bedwell and Miss Alicia Grimes have retarned from Pacific Grove. Mrs. L. L. Myers and daughter of North Bloomfield are here for a few days. Will E. Doane of Carson arrived here last evening on a visit to the family of James F. Colley. Miss Mabel Hiscox of Sebastopol has returned to San Francisco and Miss Belle Ferguson of North San Juan bas Mars. X. (observing her friend at work upon the floor of the kitchen)—Why in scour your floors? Mrs. Y—Because, AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY AND MINING TIMBERS. Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. the world don't you get a servant to my dear, P'd have to scour the town to Park. The proposed game at Sacra-. get a servant. mento between the Monarchs and the -SEQUOIA, A) modern housts fished with It THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL TOWLE BROS. CO., Tue season for shipping food East will close very soon. , Te You Have Any disease due to impure or impoverished blood, like scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsii, or catarrh, you should take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be promptly cured. Hoop’s Pitts are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness. 25c. ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, Wanted. 4 young woman w'shcs a plase 40: do New : Vegetable, FRUIT — AND— POULTRY STORE. Chas. W.Kam& Co. 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The newest st in Ne + T yles in NOTTINGHAM CU RTAINS, FISH NETS, Irish Point effects, Dainty Point, ’des Prite designs, also i New line of Embroidered Muslin and/ LENO LACE . STRIPES, newest for Sash Curtains. Prices from 20 cents. ek UMAGA Uidudiaud ys P ty THE PROF. He Is Blecte A telegrar was receivec H. Hyatt, rec of the high s ho states. tha perintendent w.thout solic that he desi hare. : The Board a meeting thi selecting a si Strikin Last eveni1 cle says: Th Miners’ Unio mast in hon coal miners over the Cos gigantic cory $80,000,000. ‘The strike seven months ette have had ‘the Western . ing their str gave the coal the fight wor one and a fea Rather th Leadville sc ceded the de Lafayette. Stock As A late decit preme Court » stock whatev ' when the st ' contract to t officers of th » is to the effec . the life of ac . assessments any shares of -ments is in holds good w! the: words “n the margin. ‘ An By Theodore . yait on table his ci y and , Das made a pelerk in th ler. 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