August 6, 1898 (4 pages)

rEL, ty. ; Manaagr re? isco --DBMOGRATIC. PRIMARIES. 5s sarah Yo i rc ead ae ye aR Po i pa an THE TRANSORIPT. NEVADA city. SATURDAY. .. AUGUST 6, 1898. . Blecting Delegates to the County Con-) vention Next Satorday. — Last night the Democrats of this city . caucused and named the following} tickets to be voted upon for delegates: « as Precinct No.1.—E. J. Rector, William Another Demonstration Was to Have Been Held This. Evening. Giffin, William Maher, George ConghM. Bernheim. : Was Received . ian ARTISTE AT WAS JUBILANT. ‘How the False’ News of Peace . Her fourteen-year-old daughter, Violet Ee, liture. g Beds, eather es, Ss . W. Bost, and ~Tues9th. salem aac nen eearneeemenenninet wy Ss od in wait. . ibd eae eats ns MY . cookSam’s . But s less er ediyy and »ceries We are selling moderCITY. _ night resulted in the selection of the lan, Robert Martin, George Davey and Precinct No. 2.—William H. Martin, Thomas S. Ford, 'T. H. Carr, R. Dillon, T. J. Torpie, G. J. Schmidt and MGarver. Precinct No. 3—William McKinlay Sr, F. Power, Jo V. Snyder, T. B. Tim, ony, Samuel Butler, John A. Heyer and James M. Foley. : Precinct No. 4—John Dunnicliff, C. W. Gill, G. W. Dunster, William McKinlay Jr., L. A. Garthe, F. T. Marker and E. W. Black. The Democrats of this county are holding primaries today to elect delegates to a-ceunty convention to be held in this city on the 13th, at which! time delegates will be elected to the State and Congressional conventions. : At the same time a new County Central Committee will be elected. The! polls in Nevada City are open from two 1o eig'.to’clock p. m. at the following places: Precinct No. 1—Union Ice House. Precinct No, 2.—City Hall. Precinct. No. 3.—Nevada Hose House: Precinct No. 4.—Hall over Owl saloon. The caucuses at Grass Valley last following tickets to be voted for today: . Precinct No.1—E: W. Donnelly, GR. Carson, Dr. I. W. Hays, George Mainhart, W. F. Prisk, Ed Fitzsim-! mons, Ed ©. Morgan, James H. Ben-. nallack, C. C. Townsend and William Horan, Precinct No. 2.—H. J. Stewart, Josiah The ringing of the courthouse bell at 8 o'clock this morning apprised our people that something unusual had (happened. It was quickly learned that ‘the cause of if was the rumor that peace had been declared between the United States and Spain. Sheriff Getchell . was one of the first to receive the news ‘and immediately instructed Janitor Ashburn to ring ont the glad tidings. . Soon one of the fire bells began ringing and in a little while all the bells in ; town had joined in the chorus. Steam { y . whistles lent their shrill notes to help swell the joyful sounds, while bombs and firecrackers and othér noise makers added to the din. The’ bell ringing and other demonstrations were kept up for an hour, some of the whistles blowing at intervals all forenoon. ~ When the electric nlarm testing sigtials sounded at noon all the bells again began to ring and kept it up for twenty minutes or more. Some of the whistles were blown at the same time. As soon as Captain Nihell heard the news he went out to the Summit mine and started up the air compressor, so ‘that the. big whistle there could be operated. It was in full blast in a short time. Great rejoicing was manifest on all sides and everybody seemed glad to know that the war was at an end and that the United States had scored a grand. triumph. A committee consisting of Hon. J. M. Walling and © J. came a long distance to cultivated ear is always open and ready plish ina short time. Miss Viole€ has has been under Herr Becker of Los ‘ Angeles but one year. Surely this . °° the new mains, without first giving ecw must find its rank asa superior genius, . 2°tice and obtaining permission from We recommend that you should never . ™e. Guores A. NIHELL, of America’s youngest artists in the ‘Remarkable Plano Performance. of a who used to live on the Buckeye Ranch. Miss Church married and went to Southern California. She now Savage, is attracting attehtion because of the wonderful ability she is manifesting as a pianist. She has recently given some public recitals and been received with much favor. The Monthere: . by: Mr. Cogswell and Miss Perry,gave a out. Several lovers of good music work and siatural ability can accombeen taking music but two years, and lose an opportunity of hearing this one musical profession.” Rebekah Degree Installation. Last evening Miss Adeline HotherPOURTREN. now. The party pitched a tent andi The prograni was with few excepduring the night eighteen inches of tions carried out as heretofore pubrovia Messenger says of her appearance . snow fell on it. . He named the locality . lished. It was much enjoyed, all of Snow Tent and it-is known as such to-. the participants entering heartily into “Little Miss Violet Savage, assisted ; day. concert of very excellent grade in the. of the now famous Plumbago quartz. p. p opera house at Monrovia last Saturday . mine on the Middle Yuba. Rare and Baauiitul . r it. The . around that section. Then he cleaned up $60,000 in the Ggld Oanyon quartz for such a program and the uncultimine on the river above Moore's: Fiat, «It is wonderful ta see what close . dig around the old stamping ground. of odds and ends, but upon our straight anger a ananmennaan es eRe nt es REI NS angen em He was One of the Barly Sottlets of Up-'A Moderate Sized Audience Listens to nmty, . te Unique Program, George A. Fellows, who. has been}, There was not as large an audienceb prospecting for quartz around Snow at the theater last evening as it was exPoint, came down.on today’s North pected the old folks’ concert would Spokane where he lives. His son Otis up of the songs that pleased our forestayed at the Point to look after the fathers, and the costumeswere inclaim. Mr. Fellows was all through tended to be of the styles of a century this country in 1851. One. night early or more ago. ‘ ae in‘April he camped with a pack-train. Quite a number of ladies and gentleNorth Bloomfield and Graniteville are the Grass Valley singers. : the spirit of the occasion. Mr. Fellows was the original locator They will be pléased if To Those Whom It May Concern, . * (, you. No one must turn the city water of,, MIOORE Pere. te shill in pose and retonching shows you oO Of the President of the Board of City Bloomfield stage, on his’ way back to“ draw. The program was mostly made! on the ridge midway between where men came up in the special train with yee Balance in > “ — ~ SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT : Trustees = (-” For the Six Months Ending June 30; 1898.an. 1 Balance in the Treasury... ass een io cebbebis erives 0$ 8987 41 General Fuad. ; Gonetal Fond 2272. eck. cece ens 1108 08 Receipts from water rates 5 months. . $5106 42 , * “ licenses 6 months.. 1496 25 " stn * poad‘poll taxes 6 mos. 267 75 nd eee “ taxes collected by Astes es “ a SO Give nee.) 18 m bad “ treet work—repaid. 8 55 7022 48 “$125 61 ¢ Warrants paid during mouths.... cesses + 5008 80 night. A very large audience was in. He was one of the builders of the. The Modern Houses S . . July 1 Balance in General Fand.......0/4186 71-4166 71 attendance and the storm of applause,. Miners Ditch, the first one built to. Finished withOCQUOIA, Ons Pubes. the shower of congratulations and; take water into Moore’s Flat. and Or-. . seis Jat.4 \ Bdlavee la a : abundance of flowers thrust upon this . leans Fiat. iceersennen ens ARMOR RGR ae. Pine, Meadeh Ghocigia fee's wokter=prdpariy asso. few youngeperformer gave assurance of} He owned a half interest. in the _ @ specialty. ' highest appreciation and warmest in-. Henness Pass road when Jim McCue : A 995 91 highest « Fane ree opoecttion to the Gator . UUDING, MILL AND MINING LOMBEB) + Warrants pald..j.jcsc:tsessssesssssseeee _ 68 55 “The program was engaging through. nia Stage Oompany. di Ku. we Merd atDepot. _—TelephoneNo, SI. . . July1 ‘Balance in fund..... beeen ew Hevea 882 56 882 56 He made and lost three fortunes / os i Eng A Water Works Fund—(for constraction.) TOWLE BROS, CO¢,. ,0s.1° patanceintond.socs ecco ccc coce oes MME eta vated finds it like eating olives—while . He sold it afterwards to a French comP . « « ‘gale of water by Mrs. Huntington. 2,595 they may not appreciate to the fullest . pany which D. R. McKillican bought A hotograph 62,988 11 extent the first time, they find it grows . out later. s : on them rapidly aad soon’ they want. . /Mr. Fellows has been coming back] _ ¢ of eee remembrance July 1 Warrants paid on Water ccisaieaie ECR BEL OE 40,055 74 ‘any amotint.’ _.) each summer for three years past to} tosend a relative, or a 827 friend or a sweetheart. . July 1 Am’t in Water Bond Fund—interest soeeeni ab 28 . 28,286 65 itis a good likeness of /July 1 Balance on hand to date.....0ccccceeeee seen 27,775 92 J. J. JACKSON, President of Board of City Trustees, Nevada City, Cal. Attest: T. H. OARR, Clerk. ff to advantage. TRON ~~ oity Engineer. . New Fruit and Vegetable Store. No Odds and Ends. — YEE LEE & CO. Our clearance sale is not made up Have opened a first-class Store adjoinin the Bridge on MAIN STREET, where will Brand solicited subscriptions from the . *1!, D. D. G. M., of this city, installed business men and others to raise funds . the newly elected officers of Mountain Rowe, A. Mazza, G. W. Hobby, M. for defraying the expenses of a jollifi-. Rose Lodge, Rebekah Degree, I. O. O. lines. You will find a saving of 25 per Vegetables, Chickens ete, best of Fruits, cent upon all goods. J. Levy, The é rs Yd and Tobacco, Popular Clothing Store. jé-tf best of satisfaction guaranteed. elivered free of ogharge and the Range, Sex Dunkley, G. W. Frank, T. J. Kenny, cation to be held this evening. FireJ xeph Duffy, C. W. Jones, Fred Smith, ; works have been sent for and willarrive : ¥ see a a Peart . from Sacramento on tbe evening train. iG. L. Jones. Jo » W. Ht. Goyne’s band and the Independent ‘Hall, Harry Levitt, William Reynolds, . hand will be out and discourse patriJ fe = ~ SP renege sc aray. otic music, and the Curly Bears will ecinct No. 3. Pp ’ *: have their trumpeters out in force. habe cise M. Sproul, P. Damkley> Company C will turn out and march J. M. aye Pat ‘ ese a :. through the principal streets and there Punkley, ' onnell, John Vols will be a jolly time all around. and Thomas scevaloms At the Telephone Company’s central Sold Too Quick. office in this city this morning the peenbalin booming of cannons, ringing of bells It was reported here that the Earl’ ,44°piayi playing of brass bands at SacraFruit Company te not be in the mento could be plainly heard over the market for the Bartlett pear crop in jine, The noise at Grass Valley and: this section, and many of our fruit} growers sold to the Porter Bros. Com. se ee ‘tala ld be ae: yany onder that impression. Now} private telegram was sent to Dowthey find they were misled, perhaps to nieville, conveying the news, and an their financial injury. answer received soon after said that ; everybody was rejoicing and that salutes were being fired. + -9@eo-o-Make an Investization. 22 Funeral of Joseph McGibbins. The funeral of the late Joseph McGibLins, who lost his life in a snowtl de im writish Columbia last Augus: will take place at three o'clock tomor,: , Coffee may be used by some persons row afternoon from St. Canice Cathofor years and exert no particular power lic chureh at this city. : over a strong constitution, but if one ee . will carefully investigate the daily life Deafness Cannot be Cured jof say, twenty-five coffee drinkers, sone ‘searvely one will be found ‘entirely by local applications as they cannot} free from some physical ache or ail reach the disease portion of the ear. ; There is ouly.one way to care deatness, directly traceable to a disarranged ner. and that is by constitutional remedies. . bailds flesh, ° , strength, health. 1 eafness is caused by an inflamed con. Postum food Coffee is made to sup: dition of the mucous lining of the Eusply a rich nourishing liquid food with a crisp coffce taste, for those who cantachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or; imperfect hearing, and when it is en-. tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be not and should not use coffee. For Railroad Commissioner. vous system, Postum Food Coffee re-. F., at Rough and Ready. Miss Hother; sall was assisted by M. Miller of Neva lodge as grand marshal, Lillie Luke of Mountain Rose‘lodge as G. W., M. Bowman of Neva lodge as G. S., Mrs. Walling of Neva lodge as G, T. and Miss Hattie Martel of Mountain Rose lodge as G. G. Mrs. Dell C. Savage of Livermore, a grand officer, was present, and a large number of guests from this city and Grass Valley were also in attendance. A programme was rendered and a banquet enjoyed during the evening. Estate of Robert McMurray. The appraisers of the estate of the late Robert McMurray filed a report Thursday in the Superior Court of San Francisco, placing the value of the property ut $183,222 87. The principal items are:/ Money, $63,878 87; ten bonds of the San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad Company, $10,500; ten bonds +210 shares of the stock of the London, Paris and American Bank, $26,250; family residence property on Pacific avenue, near Laguna street, $21,500; Lot in East Oakland, $6,500. The entire estate is community property. . SRR RS SEER BER SEE Something New. Try Grape Nuts for breakfast. _ Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups are the best, New goods daily at Gaylord’s. tf Wonderful Results of tho Spring Valley Water Works, $10,. . taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing . ‘but an inflamed condition of the mu-, .cous surface. We will give One Hundred Dollars} for any case of Deafness (caused by ca. 4arrh) that cannot be cured. by Hall's, Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. ; Hall’s Family Pills are the beast. TAPPING PIPES FREE. } A Noti.e of Special Importance to the. People. Owing to a little rivalry among the} plumbers.of thie city some of them are, have.on-hand between 600. and_700. Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. doing tapping with no profit, with the Gords of fine seasoned oak wood and Bold by all druggists. $1; six for $5, expectation of getting a good price for other material used iu such work. Now, I have a full line of all goods used in the Water or Plumbing trade which I will sell to any and all parties CHEAP FOR CASH. Parties wanting Taps in the main . of which Nevada county isa part. Mr./good. We read about Hood’s Sarsapa. William Beckman of Sacramento, who was’ chairman of the executive committee of the McKinley League of Calnflammation of the Bowels, ifornia two years ago and one of SacHeadaches, Liver Complaint. ramento’s most popularcitizens, is out. «after having the measles my father as a candidate for the office of Railroad . was left with inflammation of the bowels, Commissioner for the First District,}and prescriptions did not do him any Hood’s Sarsaparilia Makes Reated Cures In this Family— f d it cured Beckman is of the “old guard” of Re. Filla, and he began taking it an publicans, thoroughly competent -for him and he has had no bowel complaint i'l eince that time, My brother was @ the POREeG, Aue He pisnennt 5 gentle: sickly child and was always troubled man as can be found in a day’s travel.) ith headaches. He has taken four botSr ee ee er tles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and is now Card of Thanks. well. My mother is taking Hood’s Sarcal saparilia fcr liver-complaint and it is The undersigned desire to publicly helping her. We regard Hood’s Sarsaexpress their appreciation of the many . . parilla as wonderful medicine, and reckindnesses extended tothem by friends} (.mend # to others who are suffering.” and neighbors during their recent} muss Many TuuRLOw, Bakersfeld, Cal. bereavement. Be sure to get only Hood’s, because Mr. anp Mrs. T, W. SIGOURNEY. 3 SarsaHood S paritia —_———— Se At Lowest Rates. do not cause pain or about the same amount of spruce and Hood’s Pills gripe. aul druggists. 250, pine wood, which I will sell in lots to suit at the lowest rates. I also have a large lot of spiling, lagging and all LU : kinds of mining timber which [ will 0 IGe 0 Oi rit is . gell at: reasonable figures. All orders ; i -1 ft with J.J, Jackson or Fischer Bros. can have it done FREE OF CHARGE wii) be promptly attended to. Send in by getting the Tap and permit from’ your orders and they will be filled at the City Collector, and presenting the once, [jy30-lw]) Joaquin Lopez. same to me. . ooe-Sealed ropsals for the finishing of two classrooms in GEO. E. TURNER. \ Only One Dollar. Nevada City, July 12, 1898. \ a a Nevada County UVirectory. ‘ Copies of the Nevada County Directory can the Popular Clothing Store. jstf ‘be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. co : Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office, Restaurant For Sale. New Ice ‘Company. ‘The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable P eee u rates. Office at residence of Thomas Only T . Halt. Corcoran, first door above Theater , nities nee sai Ice honse, rear of [heater. Telephone Men's All Wool Pants, our $3.50 line, No. 791. _ during this Clearence Sale only $2.50at tf, Corcoran & Agpoaasr. the Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes or Lace tent tip, all sizes, for $1 at Coin Toe, patent tip, a $ be Facts Monday, Angact th, 1838, at 8 o'clock p. m. The Board reserves the right to reject . . The restaurant and confectionery ‘stand kept by A. Tam on Pine street is offered for sale. Inquire on the remises. a3-3t vada City, will be received by any or all bids. at the store of James Kinkead. — L. S. CALKINS, the Clerk of the Board on or Plans and specifications may be seen Prices Are Now Cut in Two During the remainder ofour Cleorance Sale prices upon Goods will be cutin Two. Here Are a Few Bargains . Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather tips, coin toe, $1 per pair. / Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, -Lace—sizes 12 to 2, for 90 cents per pair. . $2 Shoe, will be closed out for $1 per pair. Men’s $2 Calf Shoe; all sizes, now going at $1 per pair. A lot of Boy’s Straw Hats—the 25 cent kind, will be closed out 10 cents. Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy patterns, sold everywhere else at 25 cents, now’ 10 cents. Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at 80 cents. All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our 50 cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. Please Not Thes Pris. re tril Lash The Popular Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Propriegr. Commercial Street--Telepbone 203 BF. ROSENTHAL, ~ Fruits, Candies, Cigars TOBACCO, NOTIONS, STATIONERY Cutlery, Fishing’Tackle, Purses, Etc. Commercial Street, Nevada City. » © The War Tariff Is On BUT THE “ WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high . grade Cigar for a reasonable price. MADE IN NEWADA CITY By “GIEB,” N. S. of Md. Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, regular], AYS-ON TIME wins respect fora man. It has gained a reputation for our watches and clocks that we feel prond of. The loss or gain of a few secouds in that many days doesn’t amount to much, but even that loss or gain has been obviated by fine workmanship. / While we consider the movement Most Important, beauty has been carefully considered in the making of these time pieces. Both watches and clocks are marvels of artistic skill in design and finish. All Kinds of Jeweiry Made to Order. LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. Pp ‘ i S bs 4 The variety of the stock may make a selection difficult. All . are beautiful and good and none —a. Our repairing department is fully equipped for difficult or delicate work. . : I . KR 4. “ Agency for the Leading Periodicals. Washington Schoolhouse, Neoe GOOOSSO00OOOE9 Show Your Colors. © A Handsome War Souvenir given. with every purchase of 10 cents or more. @) ©0000000000000 Clerk. PROOOOHOWO _W. H. CRAWFORD, COICO OOOO OIOOOIOOIOIOIOK . Shrewd People , $ Buy things where they get the most value for their money, and when it comes to anything in the line of A BK FURN they have found that . JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, . Keeps a large stock and gives his customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of getting new furniture call.at stores. F® FP HP HP ._ You Will Profit Thereby. OOOO OOO OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, — Nevada City. Call an us before going elsewhere. A

rEL, ty. ; Manaagr re? isco --DBMOGRATIC. PRIMARIES. 5s sarah Yo i rc ead ae ye aR Po i pa an THE TRANSORIPT. NEVADA city. SATURDAY. ... AUGUST 6, 1898. . Blecting Delegates to the County Con-) vention Next Satorday. — Last night the Democrats of this city . caucused and named the following} tickets to be voted upon for delegates: « as Precinct No.1.—E. J. Rector, William Another Demonstration Was to Have Been Held This. Evening. Giffin, William Maher, George ConghM. Bernheim. : Was Received . ian ARTISTE AT WAS JUBILANT. ‘How the False’ News of Peace . Her fourteen-year-old daughter, Violet Ee, liture. g Beds, eather es, Ss . W. Bost, and ~Tues9th. salem aac nen eearneeemenenninet wy Ss od in wait. . ibd eae eats ns MY . cookSam’s . But s less er ediyy and »ceries We are selling moderCITY. _ night resulted in the selection of the lan, Robert Martin, George Davey and Precinct No. 2.—William H. Martin, Thomas S. Ford, 'T. H. Carr, R. Dillon, T. J. Torpie, G. J. Schmidt and MGarver. Precinct No. 3—William McKinlay Sr, F. Power, Jo V. Snyder, T. B. Tim, ony, Samuel Butler, John A. Heyer and James M. Foley. : Precinct No. 4—John Dunnicliff, C. W. Gill, G. W. Dunster, William McKinlay Jr., L. A. Garthe, F. T. Marker and E. W. Black. The Democrats of this county are holding primaries today to elect delegates to a-ceunty convention to be held in this city on the 13th, at which! time delegates will be elected to the State and Congressional conventions. : At the same time a new County Central Committee will be elected. The! polls in Nevada City are open from two 1o eig'.to’clock p. m. at the following places: Precinct No. 1—Union Ice House. Precinct No, 2.—City Hall. Precinct. No. 3.—Nevada Hose House: Precinct No. 4.—Hall over Owl saloon. The caucuses at Grass Valley last following tickets to be voted for today: . Precinct No.1—E: W. Donnelly, GR. Carson, Dr. I. W. Hays, George Mainhart, W. F. Prisk, Ed Fitzsim-! mons, Ed ©. Morgan, James H. Ben-. nallack, C. C. Townsend and William Horan, Precinct No. 2.—H. J. Stewart, Josiah The ringing of the courthouse bell at 8 o'clock this morning apprised our people that something unusual had (happened. It was quickly learned that ‘the cause of if was the rumor that peace had been declared between the United States and Spain. Sheriff Getchell . was one of the first to receive the news ‘and immediately instructed Janitor Ashburn to ring ont the glad tidings. . Soon one of the fire bells began ringing and in a little while all the bells in ; town had joined in the chorus. Steam { y . whistles lent their shrill notes to help swell the joyful sounds, while bombs and firecrackers and othér noise makers added to the din. The’ bell ringing and other demonstrations were kept up for an hour, some of the whistles blowing at intervals all forenoon. ~ When the electric nlarm testing sigtials sounded at noon all the bells again began to ring and kept it up for twenty minutes or more. Some of the whistles were blown at the same time. As soon as Captain Nihell heard the news he went out to the Summit mine and started up the air compressor, so ‘that the. big whistle there could be operated. It was in full blast in a short time. Great rejoicing was manifest on all sides and everybody seemed glad to know that the war was at an end and that the United States had scored a grand. triumph. A committee consisting of Hon. J. M. Walling and © J. came a long distance to cultivated ear is always open and ready plish ina short time. Miss Viole€ has has been under Herr Becker of Los ‘ Angeles but one year. Surely this . °° the new mains, without first giving ecw must find its rank asa superior genius, . 2°tice and obtaining permission from We recommend that you should never . ™e. Guores A. NIHELL, of America’s youngest artists in the ‘Remarkable Plano Performance. of a who used to live on the Buckeye Ranch. Miss Church married and went to Southern California. She now Savage, is attracting attehtion because of the wonderful ability she is manifesting as a pianist. She has recently given some public recitals and been received with much favor. The Monthere: . by: Mr. Cogswell and Miss Perry,gave a out. Several lovers of good music work and siatural ability can accombeen taking music but two years, and lose an opportunity of hearing this one musical profession.” Rebekah Degree Installation. Last evening Miss Adeline HotherPOURTREN. now. The party pitched a tent andi The prograni was with few excepduring the night eighteen inches of tions carried out as heretofore pubrovia Messenger says of her appearance . snow fell on it. . He named the locality . lished. It was much enjoyed, all of Snow Tent and it-is known as such to-. the participants entering heartily into “Little Miss Violet Savage, assisted ; day. concert of very excellent grade in the. of the now famous Plumbago quartz. p. p opera house at Monrovia last Saturday . mine on the Middle Yuba. Rare and Baauiitul . r it. The . around that section. Then he cleaned up $60,000 in the Ggld Oanyon quartz for such a program and the uncultimine on the river above Moore's: Fiat, «It is wonderful ta see what close . dig around the old stamping ground. of odds and ends, but upon our straight anger a ananmennaan es eRe nt es REI NS angen em He was One of the Barly Sottlets of Up-'A Moderate Sized Audience Listens to nmty, . te Unique Program, George A. Fellows, who. has been}, There was not as large an audienceb prospecting for quartz around Snow at the theater last evening as it was exPoint, came down.on today’s North pected the old folks’ concert would Spokane where he lives. His son Otis up of the songs that pleased our forestayed at the Point to look after the fathers, and the costumeswere inclaim. Mr. Fellows was all through tended to be of the styles of a century this country in 1851. One. night early or more ago. ‘ ae in‘April he camped with a pack-train. Quite a number of ladies and gentleNorth Bloomfield and Graniteville are the Grass Valley singers. : the spirit of the occasion. Mr. Fellows was the original locator They will be pléased if To Those Whom It May Concern, . * (, you. No one must turn the city water of,, MIOORE Pere. te shill in pose and retonching shows you oO Of the President of the Board of City Bloomfield stage, on his’ way back to“ draw. The program was mostly made! on the ridge midway between where men came up in the special train with yee Balance in > “ — ~ SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT : Trustees = (-” For the Six Months Ending June 30; 1898.an. 1 Balance in the Treasury..... ass een io cebbebis erives 0$ 8987 41 General Fuad. ; Gonetal Fond 2272.. eck. cece ens 1108 08 Receipts from water rates 5 months. . $5106 42 , * “ licenses 6 months... 1496 25 " stn * poad‘poll taxes 6 mos.. 267 75 nd eee “ taxes collected by Astes es “ a SO Give nee.) 18 m bad “ treet work—repaid.. 8 55 7022 48 “$125 61 ¢ Warrants paid during mouths....... cesses + 5008 80 night. A very large audience was in. He was one of the builders of the. The Modern Houses S . . July 1 Balance in General Fand.............0/4186 71-4166 71 attendance and the storm of applause,. Miners Ditch, the first one built to. Finished withOCQUOIA, Ons Pubes. the shower of congratulations and; take water into Moore’s Flat. and Or-. . seis Jat.4 \ Bdlavee la a : abundance of flowers thrust upon this . leans Fiat. iceersennen ens ARMOR RGR ae. Pine, Meadeh Ghocigia fee's wokter=prdpariy asso.. few youngeperformer gave assurance of} He owned a half interest. in the _ @ specialty. ' highest appreciation and warmest in-. Henness Pass road when Jim McCue : A 995 91 highest « Fane ree opoecttion to the Gator . UUDING, MILL AND MINING LOMBEB) + Warrants pald...j.jcsc:tsessssesssssseeee _ 68 55 “The program was engaging through. nia Stage Oompany. di Ku. we Merd atDepot. _—TelephoneNo, SI. . . July1 ‘Balance in fund.......... beeen ew Hevea 882 56 882 56 He made and lost three fortunes / os i Eng A Water Works Fund—(for constraction.) TOWLE BROS, CO¢,. ,0s.1° patanceintond.socs ecco ccc coce oes MME eta vated finds it like eating olives—while . He sold it afterwards to a French comP . « « ‘gale of water by Mrs. Huntington.. 2,595 they may not appreciate to the fullest . pany which D. R. McKillican bought A hotograph 62,988 11 extent the first time, they find it grows . out later. s : on them rapidly aad soon’ they want. . /Mr. Fellows has been coming back] _ ¢ of eee remembrance July 1 Warrants paid on Water ccisaieaie ECR BEL OE 40,055 74 ‘any amotint.’ _.) each summer for three years past to} tosend a relative, or a 827 friend or a sweetheart. . July 1 Am’t in Water Bond Fund—interest soeeeni ab 28 . 28,286 65 itis a good likeness of /July 1 Balance on hand to date..........0ccccceeeee seen 27,775 92 J. J. JACKSON, President of Board of City Trustees, Nevada City, Cal. Attest: T. H. OARR, Clerk. ff to advantage. TRON ~~ oity Engineer. . New Fruit and Vegetable Store. No Odds and Ends. — YEE LEE & CO. Our clearance sale is not made up Have opened a first-class Store adjoinin the Bridge on MAIN STREET, where will Brand solicited subscriptions from the . *1!, D. D. G. M., of this city, installed business men and others to raise funds . the newly elected officers of Mountain Rowe, A. Mazza, G. W. Hobby, M. for defraying the expenses of a jollifi-. Rose Lodge, Rebekah Degree, I. O. O. lines. You will find a saving of 25 per Vegetables, Chickens ete, best of Fruits, cent upon all goods. J. Levy, The é rs Yd and Tobacco, Popular Clothing Store. jé-tf best of satisfaction guaranteed. elivered free of ogharge and the Range, Sex Dunkley, G. W. Frank, T. J. Kenny, cation to be held this evening. FireJ xeph Duffy, C. W. Jones, Fred Smith, ; works have been sent for and willarrive : ¥ see a a Peart . from Sacramento on tbe evening train. iG. L. Jones. Jo » W. Ht. Goyne’s band and the Independent ‘Hall, Harry Levitt, William Reynolds, . hand will be out and discourse patriJ fe = ~ SP renege sc aray. otic music, and the Curly Bears will ecinct No. 3. Pp ’ *: have their trumpeters out in force. habe cise M. Sproul, P. Damkley> Company C will turn out and march J. M. aye Pat ‘ ese a :. through the principal streets and there Punkley, ' onnell, John Vols will be a jolly time all around. and Thomas scevaloms At the Telephone Company’s central Sold Too Quick. office in this city this morning the peenbalin booming of cannons, ringing of bells It was reported here that the Earl’ ,44°piayi playing of brass bands at SacraFruit Company te not be in the mento could be plainly heard over the market for the Bartlett pear crop in jine, The noise at Grass Valley and: this section, and many of our fruit} growers sold to the Porter Bros. Com. se ee ‘tala ld be ae: yany onder that impression. Now} private telegram was sent to Dowthey find they were misled, perhaps to nieville, conveying the news, and an their financial injury. answer received soon after said that ; everybody was rejoicing and that salutes were being fired. + -9@eo-o-Make an Investization.

22 Funeral of Joseph McGibbins. The funeral of the late Joseph McGibLins, who lost his life in a snowtl de im writish Columbia last Augus: will take place at three o'clock tomor,: , Coffee may be used by some persons row afternoon from St. Canice Cathofor years and exert no particular power lic chureh at this city. : over a strong constitution, but if one ee . will carefully investigate the daily life Deafness Cannot be Cured jof say, twenty-five coffee drinkers, sone ‘searvely one will be found ‘entirely by local applications as they cannot} free from some physical ache or ail reach the disease portion of the ear. ; There is ouly.one way to care deatness, directly traceable to a disarranged ner. and that is by constitutional remedies. . bailds flesh, ° , strength, health. 1 eafness is caused by an inflamed con. Postum food Coffee is made to sup: dition of the mucous lining of the Eusply a rich nourishing liquid food with a crisp coffce taste, for those who cantachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or; imperfect hearing, and when it is en-. tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be not and should not use coffee. For Railroad Commissioner. vous system, Postum Food Coffee re-. F., at Rough and Ready. Miss Hother; sall was assisted by M. Miller of Neva lodge as grand marshal, Lillie Luke of Mountain Rose‘lodge as G. W., M. Bowman of Neva lodge as G. S., Mrs. Walling of Neva lodge as G, T. and Miss Hattie Martel of Mountain Rose lodge as G. G. Mrs. Dell C. Savage of Livermore, a grand officer, was present, and a large number of guests from this city and Grass Valley were also in attendance. A programme was rendered and a banquet enjoyed during the evening. Estate of Robert McMurray. The appraisers of the estate of the late Robert McMurray filed a report Thursday in the Superior Court of San Francisco, placing the value of the property ut $183,222 87. The principal items are:/ Money, $63,878 87; ten bonds of the San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad Company, $10,500; ten bonds +210 shares of the stock of the London, Paris and American Bank, $26,250; family residence property on Pacific avenue, near Laguna street, $21,500; Lot in East Oakland, $6,500. The entire estate is community property. . SRR RS SEER BER SEE Something New. Try Grape Nuts for breakfast. _ Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups are the best, New goods daily at Gaylord’s. tf Wonderful Results of tho Spring Valley Water Works, $10,. . taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing . ‘but an inflamed condition of the mu-, .cous surface. We will give One Hundred Dollars} for any case of Deafness (caused by ca. 4arrh) that cannot be cured. by Hall's, Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. ; Hall’s Family Pills are the beast. TAPPING PIPES FREE. } A Noti.e of Special Importance to the. People. Owing to a little rivalry among the} plumbers.of thie city some of them are, have.on-hand between 600. and_700. Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. doing tapping with no profit, with the Gords of fine seasoned oak wood and Bold by all druggists. $1; six for $5, expectation of getting a good price for other material used iu such work. Now, I have a full line of all goods used in the Water or Plumbing trade which I will sell to any and all parties CHEAP FOR CASH. Parties wanting Taps in the main . of which Nevada county isa part. Mr./good. We read about Hood’s Sarsapa. William Beckman of Sacramento, who was’ chairman of the executive committee of the McKinley League of Calnflammation of the Bowels, ifornia two years ago and one of SacHeadaches, Liver Complaint. ramento’s most popularcitizens, is out. «after having the measles my father as a candidate for the office of Railroad . was left with inflammation of the bowels, Commissioner for the First District,}and prescriptions did not do him any Hood’s Sarsaparilia Makes Reated Cures In this Family— f d it cured Beckman is of the “old guard” of Re. Filla, and he began taking it an publicans, thoroughly competent -for him and he has had no bowel complaint i'l eince that time, My brother was @ the POREeG, Aue He pisnennt 5 gentle: sickly child and was always troubled man as can be found in a day’s travel.) ith headaches. He has taken four botSr ee ee er tles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and is now Card of Thanks. well. My mother is taking Hood’s Sarcal saparilia fcr liver-complaint and it is The undersigned desire to publicly helping her. We regard Hood’s Sarsaexpress their appreciation of the many . . parilla as wonderful medicine, and reckindnesses extended tothem by friends} (.mend # to others who are suffering.” and neighbors during their recent} muss Many TuuRLOw, Bakersfeld, Cal. bereavement. Be sure to get only Hood’s, because Mr. anp Mrs. T, W. SIGOURNEY. 3 SarsaHood S paritia —_———— Se At Lowest Rates. do not cause pain or about the same amount of spruce and Hood’s Pills gripe. aul druggists. 250, pine wood, which I will sell in lots to suit at the lowest rates. I also have a large lot of spiling, lagging and all LU : kinds of mining timber which [ will 0 IGe 0 Oi rit is . gell at: reasonable figures. All orders ; i -1 ft with J.J, Jackson or Fischer Bros. can have it done FREE OF CHARGE wii) be promptly attended to. Send in by getting the Tap and permit from’ your orders and they will be filled at the City Collector, and presenting the once, [jy30-lw]) Joaquin Lopez. same to me. . ooe-Sealed ropsals for the finishing of two classrooms in GEO. E. TURNER. \ Only One Dollar. Nevada City, July 12, 1898. \ a a Nevada County UVirectory. ‘ Copies of the Nevada County Directory can the Popular Clothing Store. jstf ‘be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. co : Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office, Restaurant For Sale. New Ice ‘Company. ‘The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable P eee u rates. Office at residence of Thomas Only T . Halt. Corcoran, first door above Theater , nities nee sai Ice honse, rear of [heater. Telephone Men's All Wool Pants, our $3.50 line, No. 791. _ during this Clearence Sale only $2.50at tf, Corcoran & Agpoaasr. the Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes or Lace tent tip, all sizes, for $1 at Coin Toe, patent tip, a $ be Facts Monday, Angact th, 1838, at 8 o'clock p. m. The Board reserves the right to reject . . The restaurant and confectionery ‘stand kept by A. Tam on Pine street is offered for sale. Inquire on the remises. a3-3t vada City, will be received by any or all bids. at the store of James Kinkead. — L. S. CALKINS, the Clerk of the Board on or Plans and specifications may be seen Prices Are Now Cut in Two During the remainder ofour Cleorance Sale prices upon Goods will be cutin Two. Here Are a Few Bargains . Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather tips, coin toe, $1 per pair. / Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, -Lace—sizes 12 to 2, for 90 cents per pair. . $2 Shoe, will be closed out for $1 per pair. Men’s $2 Calf Shoe; all sizes, now going at $1 per pair. A lot of Boy’s Straw Hats—the 25 cent kind, will be closed out 10 cents. Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy patterns, sold everywhere else at 25 cents, now’ 10 cents. Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at 80 cents. All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our 50 cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. Please Not Thes Pris. re tril Lash The Popular Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Propriegr. Commercial Street--Telepbone 203 BF. ROSENTHAL, ~ Fruits, Candies, Cigars TOBACCO, NOTIONS, STATIONERY Cutlery, Fishing’Tackle, Purses, Etc. Commercial Street, Nevada City. » © The War Tariff Is On BUT THE “ WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high . grade Cigar for a reasonable price. MADE IN NEWADA CITY By “GIEB,” N. S. of Md. Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, regular], AYS-ON TIME wins respect fora man. It has gained a reputation for our watches and clocks that we feel prond of. The loss or gain of a few secouds in that many days doesn’t amount to much, but even that loss or gain has been obviated by fine workmanship. / While we consider the movement Most Important, beauty has been carefully considered in the making of these time pieces. Both watches and clocks are marvels of artistic skill in design and finish. All Kinds of Jeweiry Made to Order. LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. Pp ‘ i S bs 4 The variety of the stock may make a selection difficult. All . are beautiful and good and none —a. Our repairing department is fully equipped for difficult or delicate work. . : I . KR 4. “ Agency for the Leading Periodicals. Washington Schoolhouse, Neoe GOOOSSO00OOOE9 Show Your Colors. © A Handsome War Souvenir given. with every purchase of 10 cents or more. @) ©0000000000000 Clerk. PROOOOHOWO _W. H. CRAWFORD, COICO OOOO OIOOOIOOIOIOIOK . Shrewd People , $ Buy things where they get the most value for their money, and when it comes to anything in the line of A BK FURN they have found that . JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, . Keeps a large stock and gives his customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of getting new furniture call.at stores. F® FP HP HP ._ You Will Profit Thereby. OOOO OOO OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, — Nevada City. Call an us before going elsewhere. A