August 29, 1898 (4 pages)

Bat H i oe cl A Pe Oe HT: MUNDAY. Meee AUGUST 3 28, 1898. ee eae inassilactabiaamen —— Babyhed over ereping exoget BROWN & CALKINS. N.P. BROWN, <j. 8. OALRING. © el Baas — Be a — PERSONAL POINTERS,A Daily Chronicle of the ‘Doings of oid W, F. Fagtebright is ill. Nat. P. Brown is on the sick list, Frank G. Beatty:was in town today. Thomas ee up from Cloverdale. Lee Leiter came back today from Oakland. Grant Hall of Selby Flat has returned from Alaska. iHiis Proposal For an International Convention Causes a Sensation in Europe. At canst tna; tm { TWO Of Our Soldiers Killed By the San Franciseb. Postmaster’ Redmayne retarned teday to Washington. Henry Weisenburger bas vetinoet t from San Francisco. Stewart McKay and Wastes Richardson of Truckee are in town, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Herber: Dickerman retarned {rom San_ Fragcisco ‘last evening. Mrs. D. F. Bell and ber. danghter Genevra have returned from _ Fran. ~ cisco. Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Mason and. Miss Bird Arnott have returned from Birchville. Mrs. Charles McBean, who has been visiting relatives here, has returned to Fresno, Richard Tremaine and party have returned from their camping trip to the mountains. Miss Helen Ransome of North San Juan has gone to the State Normal School at San Jose: j Mrs. G, F. Henricks, wife of the postmaster at Columbia Hill, has returned from a trip below. Chas. Bristow, who has been at Auburn where bis sister was very ill, returned today to Graniteville. John Toland of Smartsville, who wil] teach the Mooney Flat school beginning. next Monday, was in town taday. L. Hyman and Wm. Britland, who have been on a: camping 6xcursion with their families, are expected home tonight. en Ralph Eddy, who’ has been visiting relations at Butte City, Montana, was at Salt Lake City today enroute to his home here: : George L. Jones, who will. most likely get the Democratic nomination for District Attorney, was in town today looking after his chances. J. M: Donovan, who has been visiting Unerokeé where he used to Yesidé, was here yesterday on his. way back to Visalia, where he used to live. Hon. Niles Searls and wife, who arrived Saturday everiing from San Francisco, are receiving a cordial welcome from their old-time neigbbors. 0.0, Conlan of the City hotel was taken suddenly ill last evening and fell to the floor of bis office in' a faint, being painfully ‘bruised about the face, Mrs. J. W. McFarling, who has been here visiting her sister and brother, Mrs. George LL. Hughes and William F. Englebright, has returned to ber home in Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. A. Maltman returned from Pacific Grove last night. Mr. Maltman, who has been employed by a mining company in Eldorado county, has given up his position there. He expects'to leave for New Zealand in two weéks to take charge of some chlorination works and it is his intention to takes his family with him. > Cupia Greany on the Bench. County Clerk Greany, sitting as. court @ommissioner, today approved the bonds of Stewart McKay and Warren Richardson as sureties in the case of Thos, McAulay vs, John F. Moody Greany presided over the proceedings witb an ease and grace that surprised his warmest admirers. ee > Will Probably Recover. The man who was so badly hurt at Birce & Smart’s sawmill a few days ago by being crushed between two logs, is now at McLean's hotelin Graniteville and is having the best of care. The Jatest news concerning his case is that he is likely to recover. “Ho is the silliest how: you ever heard of, He writes me twice a day.” “How absolutely foolish._Nell, what-does he do the rest of the day?” “He says he spends it in reading the letters I write him.” pea aa Dee ol eee Littie Wiiiie—Pa, what is .that. saying abont its being “better to have loved and lost——” Mr. Hennypeck (feelingly)—“It’ is better to have loved and lost‘ than nev-r to have lost at all.” “Try have giten me the heaviest part in the new play.” “You don’t say! What is it like ?” ‘I have to catch the big fat leading lady when she faints in the fourth act.” Aw Enemy to health is impure blood as it leads to serious disease and great suffering. Hood’s Sarsaparilla meets and conquers this epemy and averts the danger. Hoop’s Puss are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills; ~oeNevada County Virectory. Coptes of the Nevada Couuty Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents _. Ditching of a Train. Special to the Daity Transcript. Is in Favor of Peace. Sr. PETERSBURG, August 29.—By order of Emperor Nich: olas Count Mauracliff, Foreign Minister, on the 24th instant handed to the foreign diplomats at St. Petersburg a note declaring that the maintenance of peace and the reduction of extreme armament which is now crushing all nations is the ideal that all, governments should strive for. The Czar conSiders the present as a favorable time for the consideration of. this movement and suggests that the powers hold an international conference asa means of ensuring real and lasting peace and the. determination of excessive and increasing. . armament. Will Probably Cause a Sensation. Lonbon, August -29.— The Czar’s proposal for an interuational conference is likely.to produce a sensation throughout Europe: «Coming from such a quarter and at such a time the proposal is apt to have an important effect. It is likely that with’ Russia taking the lead Germany, France and other nations will follow. The proposal, it is believed, was submitted to the German Kaiser in advance. English newspapers approve of the movement but express grave doubts as to whether it can be successfully accomplished. . Resuming Their Former Occupations. Manra, Angnet 29 —Iydications are that the natives will all soon. resume peaceful pursuits. They are tearing away the trenches from around Santa Anna and Pasay and are resuming the cultivation of their fields. No agreement has yet been reached with Aguinaldi, but it is rumored that everything will be satisfactory. He has removed his troops back to the interior of the island, leaving everything in the vicinity of Manila free from the presence of his soldiers. Fatal Railroad Accident. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., August 29th'—A special train carrying the 69th New York troops to a new camp, jumped from the track while running at high speed: Five cars rolled down an embankment, killing two soldiers, fatally injuring another and hurting” more or less seriously several others. The accident was caused by the train running too fast aroutid a sharp curye. + ee The Report Is Not Credited. that effect is not believed. Spain StlilatWar. be ‘resumed. ict WasHincTon, August 29.—Secretary Alger says no order has been issued for General Merritt to go to Paris to appear before the Peace Commission. . The report from Manila to. ‘*Cash Works Wonders.”’ Manpr1p, Avgust 29.—Senor Sagasta, in an interview reoe garding what the Cortez will do when it convenes, says: The question of war and peace should not be discussed. Peace is JAMES CAIRNS, not yet signed. Spain is still at war with the United States. ee) Chere has been a suspension of hostilities in order to’ negotiate for peace. Peace may be secured aor hostilities may PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: . FAVOR, oF PEACE. eimai ate aie je ast ‘HORSES ARRIVE, The Speediest “Racers 1 That Byer ‘Cath Glenbrook Park arrived oa last evening’s train '2:734. The fastest pacing ever done 28. the coast was by Ww. Wood in 2:07, Among some of the crackajack trotters that came in last night are thé stallion Zombro with a record of 2:11; Togales, with a-record of 2:10; and. other. fliers such as Monterey, May B., Osita‘and the like. These are the best travelers on'the coast much better than ever came here before to participate in any contests. _Also, Silver King, 2:14%; F. W.2: 10363 Myrtle Thorn, 2 18; Mohave, 2:16; Chas. David, 2:15, There are in the stables today 22 horses with a record of'2:20 or better. Tickets for admission to the races are on sale at the National and Union hotels and at the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad office, at 50 cents each, ‘Thé railroad fare is” twenty cents for the round trip; s) >" Of the horses now at the track that will go in the fast-races, the following are the best known, together with their . + owners and records: Ww. Ga. Dorfee—Mamie Riley, . 2:17; Osito, 2: 143%, ‘George Hasler eames. 2:11. H. Heliman— May B, 2:16; Menlo Belle, 2:28; Ned Thome, 2:221¢ and four others. : Walter Maben — Rex Alto, 2:073,;. ment Billy Baker, 2:1817. Jobn Baker—Bastina, 2:19';; Beachwood, 2:15. R. Garnsey—Nutway, 2 715, Floracita, 9:18, “T wap an adventure the other evenon whom she was calling.’ “It was just in front. of me.and I ran until I was nearly exhausted.” “And did the . . man get away. from you?” asked little Willie, who was listening. He— What a great t thing it would be for you girls if the druggists. in this’ country ‘would do as the Spaniards are’ doing. She—I don’t ‘think I under‘st you. He—The Spaniards are lowering their colors. . Do you think the @ wri over?” sak ove Spanish official. “The war has been over for a long time,” was the answer, “The question is whether we can manage to conceal the fact any longer.” Sue—Would you agen me just the same if I hadn’ta cent? He (absently) —I would love you more. I abhor this new-mown hay perfame. “Wrtr, we remembered the Maine, order to. do so.” ————— ILL. BOWMAN, J. F. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. OtBilee in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Stree: Nevada City, Cal. FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTYALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. : EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DON} Harness and Saddlery CHEAPER THAN RVER. road, peters be. Nasle Fetioans vate wee 8a went tosee him drill, He wasn’t very. chaplain in the army.” Drxny had enlisted, and bis mother} “Yes, sir; he’s the most considerate “ How is are -_ : to Nevada County. = . Eighteen more race horses that are . . to participate in this week’s races at. bas been here for two days. : J. M. Thomas of the Citizens Bank . Amoung them is Rex Alto,’ te _ . mous pacer owned by Walter. Maben: ; of Los Angeles and having a record of . ing,” said Miss Autuma to a neighbor . . quite dark and I saw a strange man} — si Mutoal Aid. Association} didn’t we?” “Yes, but I see you're one}. of those who Pca: to wear a button in} ,, ous for his awkwardaess,. But as ‘bis fond mother gazed, she exclaimed: “Aw, wisha, look at thim ivery mother’s son of thim out of shtep bat mie. _ bop Dinney.” J oy “Tue trouble with you is that you have been eating and drinking teo much and haven't — én enough exercise. What. have y lately?” “Eve just one home from ond ite ides is! He getting paid for it. SyYMPATHETIO ‘Mawex—Why, ag you poor boy! Have you been fighting? “sageantiadel er: been fought. Frast telephone girl—Do you know Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transoript offiee. far up in the-tactics, aud was conspica-. that?” “Why, when things begin to } contracts. go wrong with his regiment he puts cotton into his ears so that the boys may feel tree to talk.” Tur contractors of the San Pedro} harbor improvement have signed a9} bond of $300,000 for the fulfillment of THe cavalry parece = the Montana Regiment have been sent home. 2 sraneane a Russia commands China to seneal arid: tag Se tar ar i rasan rae of pesetas. became oy hte . Safest — Bea Effectual sp. Appi ero a paterson a Only Oue Dotter.” lavaluable Im Contagious Diseases. essHNsuseUCuEESSS GRASS aay NEWS. j ach Record of of Our Neighbors as: roid Over The Telephone. has returned from ‘Pacific Grove. 8, E. Fiske, the former proprietor has resumed charge . oF the Golden: Gate hotel. . While Theodore Kohler was driving into town Saturday. night one of the horses kicked him on ‘the leg, cutting up for awhile. . . Francis. Boggs and his competent)” company of amateure.from: the. county seat will play “The ie” at Convent . Music Hall tonight for the:benefit of the Boys.Orphan Asylum. a one Valley. °° =: ‘Athletics of Sacramento pluyed a fine game of ba}i yesterday, the former winning by.a score of: eight to five. This was the score: 128465678 Pioneers, ... 0100083801-—8 00023000 me t Assessment Notice. eee RMI co ANY Loon Baa alsa som tht ks. ‘to or re sce , California. ' r what ata: og Sa oe Ret cn the %&h Hy Hoa of it, of one cent per share was soe Serum teas capital s stock &th, genes eitnacace Ft oa No. 11704 via fet Street. San Francisco. ¥ eis eee er har keerecestta! a on nk 1008, will be aud. adveslined: te: sale at publi atction, and u ee ey eutie. Secobor, ie ore, bent ‘the Setinguent ese: pecntctehr Ar per Bg CURTIS HILLYE Seer Office. Room 8; 1170 i Wethe Bere Sin Francisco, aie ALFRED D. MASON,Attorney at Law and Notary Public. as ~ TILLEY BUILDING. NEVADA . tak \ Slate w. ‘D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor :t Law; FFICE—COR. as ND PINE 0 ap stairs, Nevada Citv * ~ Gor be Se enn “attorney, and Counselor at Law. COREIR aL aY BUILDING. GOR, BROAD and Pine streets. Up Stai HEALTH — . He “ACCIDENT Bogs _ INSURANCE . ? an Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per ney ns vo work tnrough belts Bast bo fk .if you ‘ave accidentally killed to cay elo. week, ei are oP per w he You ennmot : lose all your incoihe when ee are sick ord: bled b ent. the Fidelity. Association iv: Pre. Jont Ged, Sean ee in, the united sa has oes meh cash rh deposite the. ey gy ho teceest Sencar chats ot) members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write: a M. SHETTERLEY, : ” vite San Francisco. Cal. ESTABLISHED * The Daily [Not by sight, only to speak to. vel Men's Calf ow Baewed 7 at The} . D AN, Druge!. i oe, mining man of Utab,}the flesh to the bone. 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Bat H i oe cl A Pe Oe HT: MUNDAY. Meee AUGUST 3 28, 1898. ee eae inassilactabiaamen —— Babyhed over ereping exoget BROWN & CALKINS. N.P. BROWN, <j. 8. OALRING. © el Baas — Be a — PERSONAL POINTERS,A Daily Chronicle of the ‘Doings of oid W, F. Fagtebright is ill. Nat. P. Brown is on the sick list, Frank G. Beatty:was in town today. Thomas ee up from Cloverdale. Lee Leiter came back today from Oakland. Grant Hall of Selby Flat has returned from Alaska. iHiis Proposal For an International Convention Causes a Sensation in Europe. At canst tna; tm { TWO Of Our Soldiers Killed By the San Franciseb. Postmaster’ Redmayne retarned teday to Washington. Henry Weisenburger bas vetinoet t from San Francisco. Stewart McKay and Wastes Richardson of Truckee are in town, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Herber: Dickerman retarned {rom San_ Fragcisco ‘last evening. Mrs. D. F. Bell and ber. danghter Genevra have returned from _ Fran. ~ cisco. Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Mason and. Miss Bird Arnott have returned from Birchville. Mrs. Charles McBean, who has been visiting relatives here, has returned to Fresno, Richard Tremaine and party have returned from their camping trip to the mountains. Miss Helen Ransome of North San Juan has gone to the State Normal School at San Jose: j Mrs. G, F. Henricks, wife of the postmaster at Columbia Hill, has returned from a trip below. Chas. Bristow, who has been at Auburn where bis sister was very ill, returned today to Graniteville. John Toland of Smartsville, who wil] teach the Mooney Flat school beginning. next Monday, was in town taday. L. Hyman and Wm. Britland, who have been on a: camping 6xcursion with their families, are expected home tonight. en Ralph Eddy, who’ has been visiting relations at Butte City, Montana, was at Salt Lake City today enroute to his home here: : George L. Jones, who will. most likely get the Democratic nomination for District Attorney, was in town today looking after his chances. J. M: Donovan, who has been visiting Unerokeé where he used to Yesidé, was here yesterday on his. way back to Visalia, where he used to live. Hon. Niles Searls and wife, who arrived Saturday everiing from San Francisco, are receiving a cordial welcome from their old-time neigbbors. 0.0, Conlan of the City hotel was taken suddenly ill last evening and fell to the floor of bis office in' a faint, being painfully ‘bruised about the face, Mrs. J. W. McFarling, who has been here visiting her sister and brother, Mrs. George LL. Hughes and William F. Englebright, has returned to ber home in Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. A. Maltman returned from Pacific Grove last night. Mr. Maltman, who has been employed by a mining company in Eldorado county, has given up his position there. He expects'to leave for New Zealand in two weéks to take charge of some chlorination works and it is his intention to takes his family with him. > Cupia Greany on the Bench. County Clerk Greany, sitting as. court @ommissioner, today approved the bonds of Stewart McKay and Warren Richardson as sureties in the case of Thos, McAulay vs, John F. Moody Greany presided over the proceedings witb an ease and grace that surprised his warmest admirers. ee > Will Probably Recover. The man who was so badly hurt at Birce & Smart’s sawmill a few days ago by being crushed between two logs, is now at McLean's hotelin Graniteville and is having the best of care. The Jatest news concerning his case is that he is likely to recover. “Ho is the silliest how: you ever heard of, He writes me twice a day.” “How absolutely foolish._Nell, what-does he do the rest of the day?” “He says he spends it in reading the letters I write him.” pea aa Dee ol eee Littie Wiiiie—Pa, what is .that. saying abont its being “better to have loved and lost——” Mr. Hennypeck (feelingly)—“It’ is better to have loved and lost‘ than nev-r to have lost at all.” “Try have giten me the heaviest part in the new play.” “You don’t say! What is it like ?” ‘I have to catch the big fat leading lady when she faints in the fourth act.” Aw Enemy to health is impure blood as it leads to serious disease and great suffering. Hood’s Sarsaparilla meets and conquers this epemy and averts the danger. Hoop’s Puss are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills; ~oeNevada County Virectory. Coptes of the Nevada Couuty Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents _.. Ditching of a Train. Special to the Daity Transcript. Is in Favor of Peace. Sr. PETERSBURG, August 29.—By order of Emperor Nich: olas Count Mauracliff, Foreign Minister, on the 24th instant handed to the foreign diplomats at St. Petersburg a note declaring that the maintenance of peace and the reduction of extreme armament which is now crushing all nations is the ideal that all, governments should strive for. The Czar conSiders the present as a favorable time for the consideration of. this movement and suggests that the powers hold an international conference asa means of ensuring real and lasting peace and the. determination of excessive and increasing. . armament. Will Probably Cause a Sensation. Lonbon, August -29.— The Czar’s proposal for an interuational conference is likely.to produce a sensation throughout Europe: «Coming from such a quarter and at such a time the proposal is apt to have an important effect. It is likely that with’ Russia taking the lead Germany, France and other nations will follow. The proposal, it is believed, was submitted to the German Kaiser in advance. English newspapers approve of the movement but express grave doubts as to whether it can be successfully accomplished. . Resuming Their Former Occupations. Manra, Angnet 29 —Iydications are that the natives will all soon. resume peaceful pursuits. They are tearing away the trenches from around Santa Anna and Pasay and are resuming the cultivation of their fields. No agreement has yet been reached with Aguinaldi, but it is rumored that everything will be satisfactory. He has removed his troops back to the interior of the island, leaving everything in the vicinity of Manila free from the presence of his soldiers. Fatal Railroad Accident. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., August 29th'—A special train carrying the 69th New York troops to a new camp, jumped from the track while running at high speed: Five cars rolled down an embankment, killing two soldiers, fatally injuring another and hurting” more or less seriously several others. The accident was caused by the train running too fast aroutid a sharp curye. + ee The Report Is Not Credited. that effect is not believed. Spain StlilatWar. be ‘resumed. ict WasHincTon, August 29.—Secretary Alger says no order has been issued for General Merritt to go to Paris to appear before the Peace Commission. . The report from Manila to. ‘*Cash Works Wonders.”’ Manpr1p, Avgust 29.—Senor Sagasta, in an interview reoe garding what the Cortez will do when it convenes, says: The question of war and peace should not be discussed. Peace is JAMES CAIRNS, not yet signed. Spain is still at war with the United States. ee) Chere has been a suspension of hostilities in order to’ negotiate for peace. Peace may be secured aor hostilities may PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: . FAVOR, oF PEACE. eimai ate aie je ast ‘HORSES ARRIVE, The Speediest “Racers 1 That Byer ‘Cath Glenbrook Park arrived oa last evening’s train '2:734. The fastest pacing ever done 28. the coast was by Ww. Wood in 2:07, Among some of the crackajack trotters that came in last night are thé stallion Zombro with a record of 2:11; Togales, with a-record of 2:10; and. other. fliers such as Monterey, May B., Osita‘and the like. These are the best travelers on'the coast much better than ever came here before to participate in any contests. _Also, Silver King, 2:14%; F. W.2: 10363 Myrtle Thorn, 2 18; Mohave, 2:16; Chas. David, 2:15, There are in the stables today 22 horses with a record of'2:20 or better. Tickets for admission to the races are on sale at the National and Union hotels and at the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad office, at 50 cents each, ‘Thé railroad fare is” twenty cents for the round trip; s) >" Of the horses now at the track that will go in the fast-races, the following are the best known, together with their . + owners and records: Ww. Ga. Dorfee—Mamie Riley, . 2:17; Osito, 2: 143%, ‘George Hasler eames. 2:11. H. Heliman— May B, 2:16; Menlo Belle, 2:28; Ned Thome, 2:221¢ and four others. : Walter Maben — Rex Alto, 2:073,;. ment Billy Baker, 2:1817. Jobn Baker—Bastina, 2:19';; Beachwood, 2:15. R. Garnsey—Nutway, 2 715, Floracita, 9:18, “T wap an adventure the other evenon whom she was calling.’ “It was just in front. of me.and I ran until I was nearly exhausted.” “And did the . . man get away. from you?” asked little Willie, who was listening. He— What a great t thing it would be for you girls if the druggists. in this’ country ‘would do as the Spaniards are’ doing. She—I don’t ‘think I under‘st you. He—The Spaniards are lowering their colors. . Do you think the @ wri over?” sak ove Spanish official. “The war has been over for a long time,” was the answer, “The question is whether we can manage to conceal the fact any longer.” Sue—Would you agen me just the same if I hadn’ta cent? He (absently) —I would love you more. I abhor this new-mown hay perfame. “Wrtr, we remembered the Maine, order to. do so.” ————— ILL. BOWMAN, J. F. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. OtBilee in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Stree: Nevada City, Cal. FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTYALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. : EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DON} Harness and Saddlery CHEAPER THAN RVER. road, peters be. Nasle Fetioans vate wee 8a went tosee him drill, He wasn’t very. chaplain in the army.” Drxny had enlisted, and bis mother} “Yes, sir; he’s the most considerate “ How is are -_ : to Nevada County. = . Eighteen more race horses that are . . to participate in this week’s races at. bas been here for two days. : J. M. Thomas of the Citizens Bank . Amoung them is Rex Alto,’ te _ . mous pacer owned by Walter. Maben: ; of Los Angeles and having a record of . ing,” said Miss Autuma to a neighbor . . quite dark and I saw a strange man} — si Mutoal Aid. Association} didn’t we?” “Yes, but I see you're one}. of those who Pca: to wear a button in} ,, ous for his awkwardaess,. But as ‘bis fond mother gazed, she exclaimed: “Aw, wisha, look at thim ivery mother’s son of thim out of shtep bat mie. _ bop Dinney.” J oy “Tue trouble with you is that you have been eating and drinking teo much and haven't — én enough exercise. What. have y lately?” “Eve just one home from ond ite ides is! He getting paid for it. SyYMPATHETIO ‘Mawex—Why, ag you poor boy! Have you been fighting? “sageantiadel er: been fought. Frast telephone girl—Do you know Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transoript offiee. far up in the-tactics, aud was conspica-. that?” “Why, when things begin to

} contracts. go wrong with his regiment he puts cotton into his ears so that the boys may feel tree to talk.” Tur contractors of the San Pedro} harbor improvement have signed a9} bond of $300,000 for the fulfillment of THe cavalry parece = the Montana Regiment have been sent home. 2 sraneane a Russia commands China to seneal arid: tag Se tar ar i rasan rae of pesetas. became oy hte . Safest — Bea Effectual sp. Appi ero a paterson a Only Oue Dotter.” lavaluable Im Contagious Diseases. essHNsuseUCuEESSS GRASS aay NEWS. j ach Record of of Our Neighbors as: roid Over The Telephone. has returned from ‘Pacific Grove. 8, E. Fiske, the former proprietor has resumed charge . oF the Golden: Gate hotel. . While Theodore Kohler was driving into town Saturday. night one of the horses kicked him on ‘the leg, cutting up for awhile. . . Francis. Boggs and his competent)” company of amateure.from: the. county seat will play “The ie” at Convent . Music Hall tonight for the:benefit of the Boys.Orphan Asylum. a one Valley. °° =: ‘Athletics of Sacramento pluyed a fine game of ba}i yesterday, the former winning by.a score of: eight to five. This was the score: 128465678 Pioneers, ..... 0100083801-—8 00023000 me t Assessment Notice. eee RMI co ANY Loon Baa alsa som tht ks. ‘to or re sce , California. ' r what ata: og Sa oe Ret cn the %&h Hy Hoa of it, of one cent per share was soe Serum teas capital s stock &th, genes eitnacace Ft oa No. 11704 via fet Street. San Francisco. ¥ eis eee er har keerecestta! a on nk 1008, will be aud. adveslined: te: sale at publi atction, and u ee ey eutie. Secobor, ie ore, bent ‘the Setinguent ese: pecntctehr Ar per Bg CURTIS HILLYE Seer Office. Room 8; 1170 i Wethe Bere Sin Francisco, aie ALFRED D. MASON,Attorney at Law and Notary Public. as ~ TILLEY BUILDING. NEVADA . tak \ Slate w. ‘D. 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