August 9, 1899 (4 pages)

Naa EY a yew surroundings and unfamiliar order THE TRANSCRIPT. blished every evening except Eonieys and Legal Holi ays by BROWN & CALKINS. ~ B. P. BROWN. L. &. CALKINS, WEDNESDAY.. AUG. 9, 1899. HELPING THE SUT, THUS at liao Enter the University. A number of Nevada county young people will enter the State University at Berkeley this year. ‘io them the vf things might be quite confusing, for the ways of the college are nut the ways uf the preparatory school, To become fairly launched amid tiered tape of the JYecorder’s office, the customs of the campus and the streets of Berkeley town is a labor which is a bugbear to many a timid Freshman. It wili be grateful news therefore to those prospective collegians that they can find men and women in the University who are willing to render them very practicalaid during the opening weeks of the term, aid which is wholly free aud unconditioned. If the new student ou arriving in Kerkeley will go first of all to Stiles Hall he will find there a complete directory of houses where room } and board may be obtained, studenis! who will pilot him over the town or campus, guide him througb the various steps of marticulation aud registration, and answer the multitude of questions which necessarily.urise. The list of boarding houses has been obtained by a personal house-to-house canvas and the information provided is complete and reliable. ‘there are some students who can not afford to pay from $18 te $25 per month. for . board and room. At it S:iles Hall they are brought together and ciubs ol eight or ten formed which often lower the cost of these items to $10 or $15 per month, and at the same time give pleasant homes. The College Young Meu’s aud Youug Women’s Obristian Association conduct this work. They strive in every way possible to meet the needs of the incoming men and women. ‘They will be glad to correspond with anyone desiring information before reaching Berkeley or will welcume a personu visit to.Stiles Hall at any time. Another important work conducted by the Assuciatiuus is the Students Employment Bureau. [hrough this bureau many young men and women “A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told eins : i day ran ina stranger who had gone to Points For Young. People Wanting 0) bea in the middle of the street to sleep off a drunk. San Francisco lust evening on a two GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Over The Televhone. Attorney John R, Tyrrell and family have returned from the Bay. Quong Ab Newe, who tried to killa Chinaman last November by stabbing him, was caught in Chinatown yesterday afternoon. He bas been employed Ottiver Deeble and Justice Green toMiss Annie Wetterau arrived from weeks’ visit. ; Dan O’Donnell and Miss Olivia Minor Notes and Comments, of Local Oity is here visiting [. B. Gray. keeping for rent. BRIEF MENTION. Interest. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Long street is tobe graded at.once. Miss Maggie O’Rourke of Virginia Four unfurnished rooms for houseO.L. Berdrow. . tf A good ranch for sule cheap. Enquire at Fredenburr’s Restaurant. 1t G. A. Gray, undertaker and embalmer, successor to N. CO. Undertaking Co. I. W. Harper’s famous Kentucky Whiskey sold’ only by W. J. Britland. Sneli & Fleming make an important anuouncement in their new advertisement today. Young were married this morning at! the residence of Charles Rov. .csremony, while John O’Donnell and Bockington. Father’ Greeley performed the Miss Kate Drennan attended the couple wo after a wed.ling breakfast took the train for San Francisco and Santa Craz to spend their honeymoon. Miss Emma Bowman of Marysville, cousin to Deputy County Recorder Waiker, was some time since run down by a Southern Pacific train while driving across the railroad track at Yuba City. Steps are now being taken to settle the matter of damages out of court. ; H. S. Baldwin, Vice President of the Stide Mining Company who are operating at French Corral, left bere this noon for Galesburg, Lil., to look ‘after harvesting of the crops on his $11,00Cacre farm in-that section. Mrs. M. J. Farrel! went to Austin, Nevada, today. : Mrs. Wm. Coombs and John McKenna are quite sick. William Trebilcox, who was hurt at the Empire mine the other day by a rock falling on his back, is doing fairly well and will not experience any permunent bad etfects. The ditch that leads into the town reservoir .is frequently fouled with sawdust and other debris, and one of the evil results ofthis is that the fish ara killed off. The same complaint is mude as to other streams arouud here. if the nuisance was abated we would have good fishing near home. ——.__ a O1L ON THE TULLY RANCH. Two Nevada County Men May Yet Strike It Rich. Jas. B. aud Henry Tully of this city and Oniega mining district, are. in a fair way to make a fortune apiece outside of their regalar business which is gold mining, They are as members of find positions which euable them to support themselves wholly or in part, . while in college. Information on any of the above strb=. jects may be obtained by correspoud. ing with Miss Ella M. Bunvell, Y. W., ©. A, or Reno Hutchinson, general . Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., Stiles! Hall, Berkeley. -~ + e@e + HE LIKES NEVADA CITY, Mr. Nicol Thinks Our Mining Outlook [s Very Brigit. R. A. Nicol, the traveling correspondent and business representative of the “British Californiau” of San Francisco . and London, who is at present writing . up Nevada City and looking over the mines and claims, expresses himself as. oait the old highly prongs with the outlook here. . test its value. The recepti accorded him by our mining men is most encouraging. His impression, after viewing the mines of the section, is that there isa solid future abead tor Nevada City. “It would appear,” said Mr. Nicol this morning, “that this place hus suffered in the past frow ugdue booming and oecvasjonal misrepresentation. The conservative policy of the hone newspapers, however, bas served to correct this in uo small degree aud long you may look to a progressive and profitabie development of Nevada City mines. This section Compares favorably witb any other in California, and with judicious advertising of her claims a new era of prosperity ought to set in for the county seat. There is a growiny disposition ou the part of owners oi before idle claims or mines to sell out at reas. the Tully family still interested iu the old homestead down in San Benito county fifty mi.es above Hollister, It is known as the Bitterwater Ranch, and on some of its broad acres explora. tious revently made have indicated the presence of oil aud copper in paying quantities. Some thirty-five years ago a 3UU foot taugnel was rua and while co, per was a good price the mine paid wagon to Alviso was a necessity. When tue price of copper fell mining was discontinued. .At present when a copper mine is nearly as good as a gold mine and railroad facilities are so much better, the old mine has attracted the atteution of those who knew its former value. A company has recently been orzanized and is preparing to clean tunnel aud thoroughly More important however, is the an. Mouncementin the Hollister Free Laice . that a strong company backed by the . Sauta Fe Railroad Company has bonded . several huudred acres of the property ;and is about to begin boring for oil. . Experts who have-been over the ground }im the interest of the company say . there is no duubt but oil will be found there soon in paying quantities. —_—-———-+ +ee+— Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. = . Constipation, . Headache, Biliousness, Heartburn, . ° . . . . Indigestion, Dizziness, puable prices aud it is well that tbis, Indicate that your liver sbould be so, for if some inducements . Hie SO or, armen. Tea . best medicine to rouse are not held out to capital by mining ae . the liver and cure all towas there is ie prospect of sales . these ills. is found in being etfected. The areas of gold are P m= increasing yearly aud capital will inva. Hood’ SS ce Wis riably go where it can do best, for ini stance tc South Africa.” 25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers. Mr. Nicol wili bein Nevada City for two weeks or so louyer iu the interests of the company. On Every bottle Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is touse two-thirds ofthe conteuts of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” Price 25c¢ 60 ets. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. ; tf — ++@e+ —y Notice. ,. The Neyada City Undertaking Co. has disposed of its Undertaking Business to Geo. A. Gray aud all parties indebted to the Company ure requested to call at the ottice of Legy & Suaw Co. end settle. above firm for payment. een ey eels ae to For Kent.The vacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered tor rent. Inquire of Fred E. Brown. : Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barre! of extra tine onés ust rec@ived at J. J. Jackson’s Beeve grocery store on Commercial. gtreet. Ps £10-tt , a8-lw Present all bills to the: , FRANK’S PLACE, FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. _. ENTERPRISE LAGER BEER On draught. Best branda cf Wines, Liquors and Cigars. _PAY USA CALL. se on ee GEORGE A. GRAY, Funcral Director and Embalmer. The Finest of Funeral Furnishings. . . Floral Pieces supplied to order. « Telephone Nos:: Office 281, residence PASTIES AND TOMALES H4vi NG OPENED PARLORS ON COyf spp 7 two doors below Grissel ros. meat market, we ar y furnish the finest ar scat ini Hot Chicken Tomales and Pasties On short notice and Give us « call, Manoel Ricardo & Mrs. M. Bernagio. at reasonable rates. Iu side combs, bone hair pins and pompadour combs, the Racket Store tases the lead. a 7-tf Clean bread, made by a clean baker, in the cleanest bakery in the State. Such is the product of Gault’s bakery, Try it bis summer. j24-1m. The’State Board of Equalization has raised the N. CO. N.G. k. KH. assessment from $100,000 to $112,500, on the ground that. tbe ruad is earning $5,000 a mile. More claims against the Referee saloon bave been filed. The creditors are suing Mr. Raschen,.a Sacramento liquor dealer, who is said to have been the real owner. Company is making good headway in substit ating wire. completed last night. the local Council of the Order of Pendo fairly well even when freighting by . . aisbe Ne.ada County: Electric Power aluminum for copper ‘The work of putting in a section between this city and Grass Valley was Ou Saturday evening of next week will give a cascarone dancing party at Odd #’ellow’s hall. It will be a uovel and enjoyable event. The public are invited. Tickets are but 25 cents. ‘Lhe peop.e of Nevada county will fiud it both interesting and profitable to read the new advertisement of the Grimes Clothing Emporium, appearing in this issue. ‘This old-established and up-to-date store always keeps faith with the public, hence its big business. ~-<@e An Eucu. siun Likely. Brigadier-General. Muller is trying to arrage'to have the Third Brigade, N. G.C., to which Company C of this city belongs, assemble at San Francisco to welcome the first California f.om Manilla. ‘The regiment is expec ed about the-2Uib or 22d, and if the malitiamen go down there will be a general exenrsion at reduced rates, a et A Disastrous Rugpaway. This afternoon asa Chinaman from Yuba county was driving along the Geass Valley road with a two-horse load of meions,peaches,ete, his team ran away, strewiog the load along the road and leaving the wreck of the wagon lying onthe N.C.N.G.R.R. track at ‘Yowu ‘Taik. The borses were botb burt. ———--+ ewe + Telephone Builders Arrive. A gang of twelve men arrived here on this morning’s train and will at once begin constructing the new telephone line from this city to Quincy and Reno. Quite a number of local men will also be given jobs. What Is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satistied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf ee NOTICE TO STATIONERS. NORE is hereby given that Sealed Pro4‘ posals will be received by the Board of Education of Nevada School District until Saturday, August 19, 1899, at 8 o’clock p. m. For furnishing the following supplies to be delivered at the Washington Schoolhouse by Saturday Atigust 26, 1899: 45 reams 12tb Legal Cap (Carrolton ills). 5 reams Letter Paper, 12th. 80 gross Crayon [Waltham], 5 gross 404 Gillott’s Pens. ne cheat rhadab ears & Co.’s No. 812 Pens. gross Lixon’s Artisan, 268, Lead % 6 dozeu Blue Lead Pencils. a l ream Ledger Paper, 12th, 1 ream Journal Paper, 12!», 250 packages Blottiug Paper, 12 sheets to Peden Note Books [N ozen Note Books [No. 728 or equival fs 15 gallons Tablet Ink, in Tablets (Posie Coloradol: ‘ Manila Paper, cut, 60 bs tothe ream: 8x16, like sample, 15 reams. 6x7, like sample, 3 reams. Monarch Rubber Hands, 4 gross, .009'4 inch. ed sheets Drawing Paper, 9x10, like sample. se 4 gross Horton Pen Holders. Bids for Stationery to be accompanied by samples. the Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. , LEONARD S. CALKINS: Nevada City, Aug. 8, 1899. DRATH OF DR. M. B. LITTLE, The WollKnown Female Physician Expires This Morning. Dr. Mary Elizabeth Little died at 2:45 o'clock this morning at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Forman of this city.” She was a native of Canada aged 54 years, 7 months.and 15 days. She leaves one son—Hazen Little of Santa Oruz. He is now en route here with a team and is expected to arrive this evening. The funeral is to take place from the Forman residence: at two o’clock Friday afternoon. Dr. Little was a member. of Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. ‘She graduated in 1873 from the medical department of the Gollege at Ann Arbor, Michigan. In 1885 she arrived here in company with her husband, Capt. L. B. Little, an attorney who became a partner of Hon. Jobn Caldwell and died in March, 1890. Mrs. Little engaged in the general practice of mecicine until last fall when she suffered from an attack of spinal meningitis and subsequently was stricken with the grip. Of late she was considerably improved, but three days ‘ago evidences of renewed spinal irritation became manifest and a series of spasms set in. Dr. Little was a woman of keen intelligence and strong character. She left numerous warm friends in the community to mourn for her. ““ " = Was Beaten on Purpose, a Mr. Labouchere, in a recent onmber of Truth. tells a good story, about a legal friend of bis. The person coucerned is not significant, but the episode throws an interesting side light on Bveitish polities ‘as she is fabricated.” Yhe lawyer in question, although a master in handling judges and juries, was afraid of the hense of commons, to whieh be had recently been elected. His continued silence had hezun to excite remark. A matter was coming under diseussion which involved a good deal of law. Labonchere Said to bint: “Tf, you like, I will get ap and speak against the government view. You must jeer at me. 1 will complain of this and suggest that. us you are ap eminent lawyer, you should express your vbjections articulately. Then you. having prepared your speech, must get up and crush me.” This was arranged. When Labouchere laid down the law, his friend laughed. Labouchere looked indignant and continned. he friend uttered sarcastic “Hear, hears.’ At this Labonchere protested, sat down and invited. his political opponent to reply. The invitation was accepted, and the famous editor of Truth forced himself to look disconsolate over his own erushing defeat. Temporary Aberrations. Marvied men are less likely to become Insane--than bachelors, This; of course; is exclusive of the period when they are wazy to get the girl.—Philadelphia Times. : Everybody Wants \Good Coffee Try Big Presents Free, Commercial street, . Nevada City. Main street, CHANGE OF FIRM. Ayes PHRCHASED THE INTEREST of J. H. Polkinghorn in the Fruit and Vegetable Market, On Broad street, I will continue to conduct it in the same first-class manner as heretoore. Creditors of the old;firm are requested to settle their accounts at their earliest convenience. x ; A complete line of Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Etc., On hand at moderate prices. : Extra Fine Peaches This week for Canning. WM. H. ANDREWS. Assessment Notice. -Which Augured. Victory. SAMOAN JOAN OP ARC. HER WIT SAVED A BOY’S LIFE. . Does This Strike You? Mudd complexions, Nauseating . breath souls from chronic constipation, Karl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolute eure atid bus been sold for fifty years ‘on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. Fair Sueina Killed the Dog andbdcts. For sale by H. Dickormiéry pe cription . the druggist. . 150. CENTS A WEEK; ments of not to exceed five lines.in meron eit under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Eac additional line Biad March of Savage Hosts Against . British and American Forces—How . 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. the Taupou Leads a Samoon Army In Battle. ; Sueina is the Samoan Joan of Arc. She led her savage countrymen against the British and Americans in the recent revolt. No one can lead the troops of the Vaimaunga into armed conflict except the taupou, or maid of Vaiala. Without 2 taupou no Samoan army can hope to be victorious. “I will lead you, my brothers,” .said Sueina, when they asked her, ‘if you think me fit.” A cry of joy was the Samoans’ reply, and Sueina was installed as their taupou. . There was ‘a long preparation for the! fight that they knew must come. , Sueina must pray first and then anoint herself. All this was.done, and then came ‘the morning when the white men advanced . to seize for themselves what the simple: Samoans believed was their birthright, and for which they resolved to fight as their fathers had fought before them. There is a tradition in Samoa that victory will surely rest with the Samoans in every fight if the taupou kills the first living thing that crosses her path after On Saturday evening, August 19, Pendo Council will celebrate its first anniversary . by giving a public dancing party at Udd . Fellows Hall. Everybody invited. Tickets 25 cents. Pendo Cascarone Party. adgtd A good situation, will pay good wages. Enquire at this office. Girl Wanted. a8-lw A complete lo! of new household goods is . Offered fursale at a bargain. Apply to Mrs. Clark. Gehrig building, near Plaza. Household Goods for Sale. al-lw At the residence of S.J. Wasley, including Bedroom Suite all complete,Child'’s Cot,Baby Buggy, Matting, Kitchen Table. All will be sold cheap Call at once. S. J. WASLEY, Spring St., Nevada City. Furniture for Sale Cheap. The store room in Masonic Hall Building onCommercial street is offered for rent. . Apply to L. J. ROLFE, or at the Citizens Store Room to Rent. aug3-2w (reat American Tmporting Tea (lo, . Grass Valley.’ _she starts out at the head of her host. Across the march of th the face of the foe. guard. Poor Sueina! up by the missionaries. struck her. “Back, back!” she cried. his dog. not win the fight today.” warrior had found one.for blood, gathered around. her. weird incantations the poor, beast was tied down. beast was cut in twain. took up her line of march. Then came the. volley. {\ i A) Ahead ran two men to clear the track, shouting in lusty Samoan their warnings. army ran a small boy, terrified, fleeing like a hen into “Kill him, Q taupou; kill him, and ‘victory is surely ours!” shouted the vanShe had been brought It was all very well to go into honorable battle and to die herself, if: needs be, but to take the life of a Karmléss child was ‘another matter. She hesitated. Suddenly a thought . gteyens at Wild's barber shop. Tan and “It was not «the boy who first crossed my path, but Find him quickly ‘or we will A dog isn’t such a rarity in Samoa, and in a minute a shout of joy told that a}The army, now. a frenzied mob, eager With doomed Then Sueina’s beheading knife whirled in air and with one mighty stroke-came down, The poor Then Sueina Lieutenant . ; Freeman feil dead and Lieutenant Lansee at ge — Bank. Store Room to Rent. The first store room south of Geo. KE. Turner’s hardware store is offered for rent. Ap ply to I. J. ROLFE, augs-2w For Rent. Six nicely furnished rooms, complete for housekeeping, with or without piano. Inquire of D. E. MORGAN, Citizens Bank. 26 “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Ice Is the As. Poctic Cream xe Soda. Patron. ley’s, . Nevada City. Of Our 13 Commercial Str NEVADA THEATER. TWO NIGHSS ONLY. ' Wednesday and Thursday August 9th and 10th. 4ason. EngageGrand Opening of th istinguished arment extraordinary © AND— @ n ~< MISS GRACE ADDISON And a company of 14 Talented Players. WEDNESDAY EVENING, The brilliant comedy In Three Acts, “PYGMALION : AND : GALATEA,” And the charming and romantic drama in one act, “LOVE AND DUTY,” THURSDAY EVENING, The charming domestic comedydrama in four acts, “THE REAPERS.” PRICES OF ADMISSION : 25,50 and 75cts. Children 25 cts. Reserved seats at Foley’s. Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William colored shoesaspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tt Shaving 15 Cents, Hair-Cutting 25 Cents, Children’s Hair Cutting a specialty. COUNCIL CHAMBER BARBER SHOP F. J. UNASH, Proprietor. Notice To Creditors. ASTATE OF MARIE E. ROSENTHAL, DEceased. Noticeis hereby given by the Marie Kk. Rosenthal, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the-said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this noti-e tothe said Executor at the law office of P. F. Simonds, at Nevada City, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of *ieda. oe TIMOTHY HAMPTON, Executor of the Last Will of Marie E. Roseuthal, deceased. : Pine Street, opposite Herel] Office. Dated August 7th, 1892, ° [.) Ee IT IS A DISPLAY OF LADIES AND CHILDR oe ° 25) He o}9 halen ° ° N25) NO °o ° J J Se C) 0) O) is The Greatest 15-Cent am ee ORO FO wae 3 dale was wounded. started for Lieutenant Lansdale. A SUERTE GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of principal San Franciseco,California. ation of works, Nevada City. Nevada County, California. Notice is hereb given that at. a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the third day of August, 1899, an assessment (No. 17) of two and one-half cents per share, was levied upon the Capital Stock of the Corporation, payable immediately in United States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, at . the office of the Company, No, 404 Montgom“y street, San Francisco, California. ny stock upon which this assessment shall ‘remain unpaid on the 8th day of September, 1899, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and alee pases is made’ before, will be sold on Friday, the 29th day of September, 1899, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. . S. ROSE, Secretary. Clerk of the Board. Office—No, 404 Morftgomery street, San Francisco, California. al RSSSsTsas Sse Wire Ha Py AND 38 38 : Jtammock Chatrg a8 a8 mmocks lace of business, . her dusky warriors ; Bhrieks of savage joy. . boy and dog in the lust of victory. SUEINA KILLS THE DOG WHICH AUGURS VICTORY. Slowly the little column of whites fell back, firing valiantly. But the blood of the Samoans was'! . up. Taey closed in upon the officers. They beheaded Lieutenant Freeman and } . ‘ with Sueina standing there-and urging on . ;# with demoniac (es Forgotten -were . '%¥ SEE THEM IN WINDOW AND ' i Happy Toes '. Are those which are comfortably covered by footwear from our‘stock. They have room for natural movement. The Shoes we offer are roomy but FAST BLACK. HosE EN’S Hose in the World. MAHER & CO.’S DO NOT LOSE MUCH TIME EITHER. Respecttully, MAHER & Go. ee [sith (2A) nA 02, 4, ae €:2 ©:2¢.3¢-.36€. A ie Point Beaetl Foie Pod . a) 0 a,) 8, 2 € J eae) Cee") Cows?) [“oue?) oye?! -OFr-— Breakfast Goods. e, IU Fresh from the Upitts, >} ~< l H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother's Mush, . lines of the foot. They are handsome, not ill-shaped. They conform to the easy and durable. The stock used is honest leather, tanned and prepared in such @ way as to givethe best possible service Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2.50 Viel Kid some eave noequal. Have you seen em : Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. : BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. . ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, OU. TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes, ( Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. rani Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. ie or ae nd : For a Quick Cunch--atready coohed--Gry French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 ct. Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. & Heintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can Tate, 7 >) \*, undersigned, Executor of the Last Will of° WEDNESDAY. . Money Recelved the Last: During the fise. $12,464.31, was p Treasuiy from tl » State Treasur $7,757 11. [$4,511 . the same account Justice fines— W. . Hil $19! $12 15, D. B. Gete W. J. Bogers—( i ley school fund ¢€ q school library fun 4 Redemption of t Donuelly $5 78, M ‘A.and J. F. Burne s simmons $28 32, . John Nevin $2 60, Union Hall Co Orase $2 82; Mrs. ] Fritz Meister $12Louis Dutertre. $2 barger $3 82, Ab ‘Tautphaus $20 138, well $115 48, M. Li J. Ragon $4 72. Soath Yuba .W viewing road in 51! John Webber, re D. B. Getchell— » foreign fees $6 4 ¢. ae F. L. Arbogast— Pd \ law library tax $1 licenses $128. H. ©. Schroede ¢850, road poll tax ‘John Werry, Re J.J. Jackson, lic A Surpr Last eyening a given at the banc Deputy Sheriff Pa: gentleman’s. broi about to leave for in Michigan and a latter place he will studies, There we ‘ing of young peop! themselves greatly a list of the guests Richard Pascoe Woon; Michael Hy Perry. Moyle, § Shaver, Fenton I lagbar, Daisy Sha Millie. Hyman,. ¢ Ford, Neva Hager, » George Bennetts, ] zie Richards, Rolay Ada Hooper, Fr Allen, Minnie Ha John Dunster, M Geo. Dunster, J: Goyne, John Cia Dora Organ, Hazel Loarine Paseve, J Meud Langman, k Guenther, Charl ’ Swart, Florence F: Fredenburr, Isab Berriman, Dick Ch Chase, Bert. Cheg , John Schmidt, Let Emil Durst, ‘hos. . Phil Mainhart, C: Mounday, Will Buckett, Mrs. W. 1 Wheliban, Ralph Williamson, Mr. @ Mr. and Mrs. Pase Spencevil Miss Julia Fitzg ley will teach at © Fourteen: men ployed at the Pine Chas. Temby o been re-elected tea school.Prof. J. H. Ei Alameda last Sait Mrs. J. Lewis a are visiting relatin About twenty m the Imperial mit still continues. Born—On Mon wife of Peter Nick Mrs. E. M. Den: has been visitins cinity, — * A French Cor Mrs. M. D. Hoff has applied to the F letters of adminis j ss of the late Wm. 3 4 the first day of lz sonal property is $2CO and the re Hoffman is the o1 t Never Bury a ( Don’t go on draw . blood without do « place it. Hood nerve, mental a1 by enriching and Hood’s Pills ar effective. $1000 Reward A good chance public of Nevada class sharpener— ket. Mr. Von sentative of. the Stones, offers tt person discoveri which will not st chaute will beAugust 10:b, f stand will be Joc Broad aud Pine give experiments 1ing tools. Kem ly in Nevada Ci New «1 _ A fresh lot jus & Son. g 6rx loaves bre:

Naa EY a yew surroundings and unfamiliar order THE TRANSCRIPT. blished every evening except Eonieys and Legal Holi ays by BROWN & CALKINS. ~ B. P. BROWN. L. &. CALKINS, WEDNESDAY... AUG. 9, 1899. HELPING THE SUT, THUS at liao Enter the University. A number of Nevada county young people will enter the State University at Berkeley this year. ‘io them the vf things might be quite confusing, for the ways of the college are nut the ways uf the preparatory school, To become fairly launched amid tiered tape of the JYecorder’s office, the customs of the campus and the streets of Berkeley town is a labor which is a bugbear to many a timid Freshman. It wili be grateful news therefore to those prospective collegians that they can find men and women in the University who are willing to render them very practicalaid during the opening weeks of the term, aid which is wholly free aud unconditioned. If the new student ou arriving in Kerkeley will go first of all to Stiles Hall he will find there a complete directory of houses where room } and board may be obtained, studenis! who will pilot him over the town or campus, guide him througb the various steps of marticulation aud registration, and answer the multitude of questions which necessarily.urise. The list of boarding houses has been obtained by a personal house-to-house canvas and the information provided is complete and reliable. ‘there are some students who can not afford to pay from $18 te $25 per month. for . board and room. At it S:iles Hall they are brought together and ciubs ol eight or ten formed which often lower the cost of these items to $10 or $15 per month, and at the same time give pleasant homes. The College Young Meu’s aud Youug Women’s Obristian Association conduct this work. They strive in every way possible to meet the needs of the incoming men and women. ‘They will be glad to correspond with anyone desiring information before reaching Berkeley or will welcume a personu visit to.Stiles Hall at any time. Another important work conducted by the Assuciatiuus is the Students Employment Bureau. [hrough this bureau many young men and women “A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told eins : i day ran ina stranger who had gone to Points For Young. People Wanting 0) bea in the middle of the street to sleep off a drunk. San Francisco lust evening on a two GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Over The Televhone. Attorney John R, Tyrrell and family have returned from the Bay. Quong Ab Newe, who tried to killa Chinaman last November by stabbing him, was caught in Chinatown yesterday afternoon. He bas been employed Ottiver Deeble and Justice Green toMiss Annie Wetterau arrived from weeks’ visit. ; Dan O’Donnell and Miss Olivia Minor Notes and Comments, of Local Oity is here visiting [. B. Gray. keeping for rent. BRIEF MENTION. Interest. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Long street is tobe graded at.once. Miss Maggie O’Rourke of Virginia Four unfurnished rooms for houseO.L. Berdrow. . tf A good ranch for sule cheap. Enquire at Fredenburr’s Restaurant. 1t G. A. Gray, undertaker and embalmer, successor to N. CO. Undertaking Co. I. W. Harper’s famous Kentucky Whiskey sold’ only by W. J. Britland. Sneli & Fleming make an important anuouncement in their new advertisement today. Young were married this morning at! the residence of Charles Rov. .csremony, while John O’Donnell and Bockington. Father’ Greeley performed the Miss Kate Drennan attended the couple wo after a wed.ling breakfast took the train for San Francisco and Santa Craz to spend their honeymoon. Miss Emma Bowman of Marysville, cousin to Deputy County Recorder Waiker, was some time since run down by a Southern Pacific train while driving across the railroad track at Yuba City. Steps are now being taken to settle the matter of damages out of court. ; H. S. Baldwin, Vice President of the Stide Mining Company who are operating at French Corral, left bere this noon for Galesburg, Lil., to look ‘after harvesting of the crops on his $11,00Cacre farm in-that section. Mrs. M. J. Farrel! went to Austin, Nevada, today. : Mrs. Wm. Coombs and John McKenna are quite sick. William Trebilcox, who was hurt at the Empire mine the other day by a rock falling on his back, is doing fairly well and will not experience any permunent bad etfects. The ditch that leads into the town reservoir .is frequently fouled with sawdust and other debris, and one of the evil results ofthis is that the fish ara killed off. The same complaint is mude as to other streams arouud here. if the nuisance was abated we would have good fishing near home. ——.__ a O1L ON THE TULLY RANCH. Two Nevada County Men May Yet Strike It Rich. Jas. B. aud Henry Tully of this city and Oniega mining district, are. in a fair way to make a fortune apiece outside of their regalar business which is gold mining, They are as members of find positions which euable them to support themselves wholly or in part, . while in college. Information on any of the above strb=. jects may be obtained by correspoud. ing with Miss Ella M. Bunvell, Y. W., ©. A, or Reno Hutchinson, general . Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., Stiles! Hall, Berkeley. -~ + e@e + HE LIKES NEVADA CITY, Mr. Nicol Thinks Our Mining Outlook [s Very Brigit. R. A. Nicol, the traveling correspondent and business representative of the “British Californiau” of San Francisco . and London, who is at present writing . up Nevada City and looking over the mines and claims, expresses himself as. oait the old highly prongs with the outlook here. . test its value. The recepti accorded him by our mining men is most encouraging. His impression, after viewing the mines of the section, is that there isa solid future abead tor Nevada City. “It would appear,” said Mr. Nicol this morning, “that this place hus suffered in the past frow ugdue booming and oecvasjonal misrepresentation. The conservative policy of the hone newspapers, however, bas served to correct this in uo small degree aud long you may look to a progressive and profitabie development of Nevada City mines. This section Compares favorably witb any other in California, and with judicious advertising of her claims a new era of prosperity ought to set in for the county seat. There is a growiny disposition ou the part of owners oi before idle claims or mines to sell out at reas. the Tully family still interested iu the old homestead down in San Benito county fifty mi.es above Hollister, It is known as the Bitterwater Ranch, and on some of its broad acres explora. tious revently made have indicated the presence of oil aud copper in paying quantities. Some thirty-five years ago a 3UU foot taugnel was rua and while co, per was a good price the mine paid wagon to Alviso was a necessity. When tue price of copper fell mining was discontinued. .At present when a copper mine is nearly as good as a gold mine and railroad facilities are so much better, the old mine has attracted the atteution of those who knew its former value. A company has recently been orzanized and is preparing to clean tunnel aud thoroughly More important however, is the an. Mouncementin the Hollister Free Laice . that a strong company backed by the . Sauta Fe Railroad Company has bonded . several huudred acres of the property ;and is about to begin boring for oil. . Experts who have-been over the ground }im the interest of the company say . there is no duubt but oil will be found there soon in paying quantities. —_—-———-+ +ee+— Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. = . Constipation, . Headache, Biliousness, Heartburn, . ° . . . . Indigestion, Dizziness, puable prices aud it is well that tbis, Indicate that your liver sbould be so, for if some inducements . Hie SO or, armen. Tea . best medicine to rouse are not held out to capital by mining ae . the liver and cure all towas there is ie prospect of sales . these ills. is found in being etfected. The areas of gold are P m= increasing yearly aud capital will inva. Hood’ SS ce Wis riably go where it can do best, for ini stance tc South Africa.” 25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers. Mr. Nicol wili bein Nevada City for two weeks or so louyer iu the interests of the company. On Every bottle Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is touse two-thirds ofthe conteuts of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” Price 25c¢ 60 ets. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. ; tf — ++@e+ —y Notice. ,. The Neyada City Undertaking Co. has disposed of its Undertaking Business to Geo. A. Gray aud all parties indebted to the Company ure requested to call at the ottice of Legy & Suaw Co. end settle. above firm for payment. een ey eels ae to For Kent.The vacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered tor rent. Inquire of Fred E. Brown. : Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barre! of extra tine onés ust rec@ived at J. J. Jackson’s Beeve grocery store on Commercial. gtreet. Ps £10-tt , a8-lw Present all bills to the: , FRANK’S PLACE, FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. _. ENTERPRISE LAGER BEER On draught. Best branda cf Wines, Liquors and Cigars. _PAY USA CALL. se on ee GEORGE A. GRAY, Funcral Director and Embalmer. The Finest of Funeral Furnishings. . . Floral Pieces supplied to order. « Telephone Nos:: Office 281, residence PASTIES AND TOMALES H4vi NG OPENED PARLORS ON COyf spp 7 two doors below Grissel ros. meat market, we ar y furnish the finest ar scat ini Hot Chicken Tomales and Pasties On short notice and Give us « call, Manoel Ricardo & Mrs. M. Bernagio. at reasonable rates. Iu side combs, bone hair pins and pompadour combs, the Racket Store tases the lead. a 7-tf Clean bread, made by a clean baker, in the cleanest bakery in the State. Such is the product of Gault’s bakery, Try it bis summer. j24-1m. The’State Board of Equalization has raised the N. CO. N.G. k. KH. assessment from $100,000 to $112,500, on the ground that. tbe ruad is earning $5,000 a mile. More claims against the Referee saloon bave been filed. The creditors are suing Mr. Raschen,.a Sacramento liquor dealer, who is said to have been the real owner. Company is making good headway in substit ating wire. completed last night. the local Council of the Order of Pendo fairly well even when freighting by . . aisbe Ne.ada County: Electric Power aluminum for copper ‘The work of putting in a section between this city and Grass Valley was Ou Saturday evening of next week will give a cascarone dancing party at Odd #’ellow’s hall. It will be a uovel and enjoyable event. The public are invited. Tickets are but 25 cents. ‘Lhe peop.e of Nevada county will fiud it both interesting and profitable to read the new advertisement of the Grimes Clothing Emporium, appearing in this issue. ‘This old-established and up-to-date store always keeps faith with the public, hence its big business. ~-<@e An Eucu. siun Likely. Brigadier-General. Muller is trying to arrage'to have the Third Brigade, N. G.C., to which Company C of this city belongs, assemble at San Francisco to welcome the first California f.om Manilla. ‘The regiment is expec ed about the-2Uib or 22d, and if the malitiamen go down there will be a general exenrsion at reduced rates, a et A Disastrous Rugpaway. This afternoon asa Chinaman from Yuba county was driving along the Geass Valley road with a two-horse load of meions,peaches,ete, his team ran away, strewiog the load along the road and leaving the wreck of the wagon lying onthe N.C.N.G.R.R. track at ‘Yowu ‘Taik. The borses were botb burt. ———--+ ewe + Telephone Builders Arrive. A gang of twelve men arrived here on this morning’s train and will at once begin constructing the new telephone line from this city to Quincy and Reno. Quite a number of local men will also be given jobs. What Is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satistied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf ee NOTICE TO STATIONERS. NORE is hereby given that Sealed Pro4‘ posals will be received by the Board of Education of Nevada School District until Saturday, August 19, 1899, at 8 o’clock p. m. For furnishing the following supplies to be delivered at the Washington Schoolhouse by Saturday Atigust 26, 1899: 45 reams 12tb Legal Cap (Carrolton ills). 5 reams Letter Paper, 12th. 80 gross Crayon [Waltham], 5 gross 404 Gillott’s Pens. ne cheat rhadab ears & Co.’s No. 812 Pens. gross Lixon’s Artisan, 268, Lead % 6 dozeu Blue Lead Pencils. a l ream Ledger Paper, 12th, 1 ream Journal Paper, 12!», 250 packages Blottiug Paper, 12 sheets to Peden Note Books [N ozen Note Books [No. 728 or equival fs 15 gallons Tablet Ink, in Tablets (Posie Coloradol: ‘ Manila Paper, cut, 60 bs tothe ream: 8x16, like sample, 15 reams. 6x7, like sample, 3 reams. Monarch Rubber Hands, 4 gross, .009'4 inch. ed sheets Drawing Paper, 9x10, like sample. se 4 gross Horton Pen Holders. Bids for Stationery to be accompanied by samples. the Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. , LEONARD S. CALKINS: Nevada City, Aug. 8, 1899. DRATH OF DR. M. B. LITTLE, The WollKnown Female Physician Expires This Morning. Dr. Mary Elizabeth Little died at 2:45 o'clock this morning at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Forman of this city.” She was a native of Canada aged 54 years, 7 months.and 15 days. She leaves one son—Hazen Little of Santa Oruz. He is now en route here with a team and is expected to arrive this evening. The funeral is to take place from the Forman residence: at two o’clock Friday afternoon. Dr. Little was a member. of Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. ‘She graduated in 1873 from the medical department of the Gollege at Ann Arbor, Michigan. In 1885 she arrived here in company with her husband, Capt. L. B. Little, an attorney who became a partner of Hon. Jobn Caldwell and died in March, 1890. Mrs. Little engaged in the general practice of mecicine until last fall when she suffered from an attack of spinal meningitis and subsequently was stricken with the grip. Of late she was considerably improved, but three days ‘ago evidences of renewed spinal irritation became manifest and a series of spasms set in. Dr. Little was a woman of keen intelligence and strong character. She left numerous warm friends in the community to mourn for her. ““ " = Was Beaten on Purpose, a Mr. Labouchere, in a recent onmber of Truth. tells a good story, about a legal friend of bis. The person coucerned is not significant, but the episode throws an interesting side light on Bveitish polities ‘as she is fabricated.” Yhe lawyer in question, although a master in handling judges and juries, was afraid of the hense of commons, to whieh be had recently been elected. His continued silence had hezun to excite remark. A matter was coming under diseussion which involved a good deal of law. Labonchere Said to bint: “Tf, you like, I will get ap and speak against the government view. You must jeer at me. 1 will complain of this and suggest that. us you are ap eminent lawyer, you should express your vbjections articulately. Then you. having prepared your speech, must get up and crush me.” This was arranged. When Labouchere laid down the law, his friend laughed. Labouchere looked indignant and continned. he friend uttered sarcastic “Hear, hears.’ At this Labonchere protested, sat down and invited. his political opponent to reply. The invitation was accepted, and the famous editor of Truth forced himself to look disconsolate over his own erushing defeat. Temporary Aberrations. Marvied men are less likely to become Insane--than bachelors, This; of course; is exclusive of the period when they are wazy to get the girl.—Philadelphia Times. : Everybody Wants \Good Coffee Try Big Presents Free, Commercial street, .. Nevada City. Main street, CHANGE OF FIRM. Ayes PHRCHASED THE INTEREST of J. H. Polkinghorn in the Fruit and Vegetable Market, On Broad street, I will continue to conduct it in the same first-class manner as heretoore.

Creditors of the old;firm are requested to settle their accounts at their earliest convenience. x ; A complete line of Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Etc., On hand at moderate prices. : Extra Fine Peaches This week for Canning. WM. H. ANDREWS. Assessment Notice. -Which Augured. Victory. SAMOAN JOAN OP ARC. HER WIT SAVED A BOY’S LIFE. . Does This Strike You? Mudd complexions, Nauseating . breath souls from chronic constipation, Karl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolute eure atid bus been sold for fifty years ‘on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. Fair Sueina Killed the Dog andbdcts. For sale by H. Dickormiéry pe cription . the druggist. . 150. CENTS A WEEK; ments of not to exceed five lines.in meron eit under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Eac additional line Biad March of Savage Hosts Against . British and American Forces—How . 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. the Taupou Leads a Samoon Army In Battle. ; Sueina is the Samoan Joan of Arc. She led her savage countrymen against the British and Americans in the recent revolt. No one can lead the troops of the Vaimaunga into armed conflict except the taupou, or maid of Vaiala. Without 2 taupou no Samoan army can hope to be victorious. “I will lead you, my brothers,” .said Sueina, when they asked her, ‘if you think me fit.” A cry of joy was the Samoans’ reply, and Sueina was installed as their taupou. . There was ‘a long preparation for the! fight that they knew must come. , Sueina must pray first and then anoint herself. All this was.done, and then came ‘the morning when the white men advanced . to seize for themselves what the simple: Samoans believed was their birthright, and for which they resolved to fight as their fathers had fought before them. There is a tradition in Samoa that victory will surely rest with the Samoans in every fight if the taupou kills the first living thing that crosses her path after On Saturday evening, August 19, Pendo Council will celebrate its first anniversary . by giving a public dancing party at Udd . Fellows Hall. Everybody invited. Tickets 25 cents. Pendo Cascarone Party. adgtd A good situation, will pay good wages. Enquire at this office. Girl Wanted. a8-lw A complete lo! of new household goods is . Offered fursale at a bargain. Apply to Mrs. Clark. Gehrig building, near Plaza. Household Goods for Sale. al-lw At the residence of S.J. Wasley, including Bedroom Suite all complete,Child'’s Cot,Baby Buggy, Matting, Kitchen Table. All will be sold cheap Call at once. S. J. WASLEY, Spring St., Nevada City. Furniture for Sale Cheap. The store room in Masonic Hall Building onCommercial street is offered for rent. . Apply to L. J. ROLFE, or at the Citizens Store Room to Rent. aug3-2w (reat American Tmporting Tea (lo, . Grass Valley.’ _she starts out at the head of her host. Across the march of th the face of the foe. guard. Poor Sueina! up by the missionaries. struck her. “Back, back!” she cried. his dog. not win the fight today.” warrior had found one.for blood, gathered around. her. weird incantations the poor, beast was tied down. beast was cut in twain. took up her line of march. Then came the. volley. {\ i A) Ahead ran two men to clear the track, shouting in lusty Samoan their warnings. army ran a small boy, terrified, fleeing like a hen into “Kill him, Q taupou; kill him, and ‘victory is surely ours!” shouted the vanShe had been brought It was all very well to go into honorable battle and to die herself, if: needs be, but to take the life of a Karmléss child was ‘another matter. She hesitated. Suddenly a thought . gteyens at Wild's barber shop. Tan and “It was not «the boy who first crossed my path, but Find him quickly ‘or we will A dog isn’t such a rarity in Samoa, and in a minute a shout of joy told that a}The army, now. a frenzied mob, eager With doomed Then Sueina’s beheading knife whirled in air and with one mighty stroke-came down, The poor Then Sueina Lieutenant . ; Freeman feil dead and Lieutenant Lansee at ge — Bank. Store Room to Rent. The first store room south of Geo. KE. Turner’s hardware store is offered for rent. Ap ply to I. J. ROLFE, augs-2w For Rent. Six nicely furnished rooms, complete for housekeeping, with or without piano. Inquire of D. E. MORGAN, Citizens Bank. 26 “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Ice Is the As. Poctic Cream xe Soda.. Patron. ley’s, . Nevada City. Of Our 13 Commercial Str NEVADA THEATER. TWO NIGHSS ONLY. ' Wednesday and Thursday August 9th and 10th. 4ason. EngageGrand Opening of th istinguished arment extraordinary © AND— @ n ~< MISS GRACE ADDISON And a company of 14 Talented Players. WEDNESDAY EVENING, The brilliant comedy In Three Acts, “PYGMALION : AND : GALATEA,” And the charming and romantic drama in one act, “LOVE AND DUTY,” THURSDAY EVENING, The charming domestic comedydrama in four acts, “THE REAPERS.” PRICES OF ADMISSION : 25,50 and 75cts. Children 25 cts. Reserved seats at Foley’s. Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William colored shoesaspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tt Shaving 15 Cents, Hair-Cutting 25 Cents, Children’s Hair Cutting a specialty. COUNCIL CHAMBER BARBER SHOP F. J. UNASH, Proprietor. Notice To Creditors. ASTATE OF MARIE E. ROSENTHAL, DEceased. Noticeis hereby given by the Marie Kk. Rosenthal, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the-said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this noti-e tothe said Executor at the law office of P. F. Simonds, at Nevada City, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of *ieda. oe TIMOTHY HAMPTON, Executor of the Last Will of Marie E. Roseuthal, deceased. : Pine Street, opposite Herel] Office. Dated August 7th, 1892, ° [.) Ee IT IS A DISPLAY OF LADIES AND CHILDR oe ° 25) He o}9 halen ° ° N25) NO °o ° J J Se C) 0) O) is The Greatest 15-Cent am ee ORO FO wae 3 dale was wounded. started for Lieutenant Lansdale. A SUERTE GOLD MINING COMPANY. Location of principal San Franciseco,California. ation of works, Nevada City. Nevada County, California. Notice is hereb given that at. a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the third day of August, 1899, an assessment (No. 17) of two and one-half cents per share, was levied upon the Capital Stock of the Corporation, payable immediately in United States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, at . the office of the Company, No, 404 Montgom“y street, San Francisco, California. ny stock upon which this assessment shall ‘remain unpaid on the 8th day of September, 1899, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and alee pases is made’ before, will be sold on Friday, the 29th day of September, 1899, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. . S. ROSE, Secretary. Clerk of the Board. Office—No, 404 Morftgomery street, San Francisco, California. al RSSSsTsas Sse Wire Ha Py AND 38 38 : Jtammock Chatrg a8 a8 mmocks lace of business, . her dusky warriors ; Bhrieks of savage joy. . boy and dog in the lust of victory. SUEINA KILLS THE DOG WHICH AUGURS VICTORY. Slowly the little column of whites fell back, firing valiantly. But the blood of the Samoans was'! . up. Taey closed in upon the officers. They beheaded Lieutenant Freeman and } . ‘ with Sueina standing there-and urging on . ;# with demoniac (es Forgotten -were . '%¥ SEE THEM IN WINDOW AND ' i Happy Toes '. Are those which are comfortably covered by footwear from our‘stock. They have room for natural movement. The Shoes we offer are roomy but FAST BLACK. HosE EN’S Hose in the World. MAHER & CO.’S DO NOT LOSE MUCH TIME EITHER. Respecttully, MAHER & Go. ee [sith (2A) nA 02, 4, ae €:2 ©:2¢.3¢-.36€. A ie Point Beaetl Foie Pod . a) 0 a,) 8, 2 € J eae) Cee") Cows?) [“oue?) oye?! -OFr-— Breakfast Goods. e, IU Fresh from the Upitts, >} ~< l H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother's Mush, . lines of the foot. They are handsome, not ill-shaped. They conform to the easy and durable. The stock used is honest leather, tanned and prepared in such @ way as to givethe best possible service Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2.50 Viel Kid some eave noequal. Have you seen em : Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. : BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. . ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, OU. TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes, ( Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. rani Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. ie or ae nd : For a Quick Cunch--atready coohed--Gry French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 ct. Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. & Heintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can Tate, 7 >) \*, undersigned, Executor of the Last Will of° WEDNESDAY. . Money Recelved the Last: During the fise. $12,464.31, was p Treasuiy from tl » State Treasur $7,757 11. [$4,511 . the same account Justice fines— W. . Hil $19! $12 15, D. B. Gete W. J. Bogers—( i ley school fund ¢€ q school library fun 4 Redemption of t Donuelly $5 78, M ‘A.and J. F. Burne s simmons $28 32, . John Nevin $2 60, Union Hall Co Orase $2 82; Mrs. ] Fritz Meister $12Louis Dutertre. $2 barger $3 82, Ab ‘Tautphaus $20 138, well $115 48, M. Li J. Ragon $4 72. Soath Yuba .W viewing road in 51! John Webber, re D. B. Getchell— » foreign fees $6 4 ¢. ae F. L. Arbogast— Pd \ law library tax $1 licenses $128. H. ©. Schroede ¢850, road poll tax ‘John Werry, Re J.J. Jackson, lic A Surpr Last eyening a given at the banc Deputy Sheriff Pa: gentleman’s. broi about to leave for in Michigan and a latter place he will studies, There we ‘ing of young peop! themselves greatly a list of the guests Richard Pascoe Woon; Michael Hy Perry. Moyle, § Shaver, Fenton I lagbar, Daisy Sha Millie. Hyman,. ¢ Ford, Neva Hager, » George Bennetts, ] zie Richards, Rolay Ada Hooper, Fr Allen, Minnie Ha John Dunster, M Geo. Dunster, J: Goyne, John Cia Dora Organ, Hazel Loarine Paseve, J Meud Langman, k Guenther, Charl ’ Swart, Florence F: Fredenburr, Isab Berriman, Dick Ch Chase, Bert. Cheg , John Schmidt, Let Emil Durst, ‘hos. . Phil Mainhart, C: Mounday, Will Buckett, Mrs. W. 1 Wheliban, Ralph Williamson, Mr. @ Mr. and Mrs. Pase Spencevil Miss Julia Fitzg ley will teach at © Fourteen: men ployed at the Pine Chas. Temby o been re-elected tea school.Prof. J. H. Ei Alameda last Sait Mrs. J. Lewis a are visiting relatin About twenty m the Imperial mit still continues. Born—On Mon wife of Peter Nick Mrs. E. M. Den: has been visitins cinity, — * A French Cor Mrs. M. D. Hoff has applied to the F letters of adminis j ss of the late Wm. 3 4 the first day of lz sonal property is $2CO and the re Hoffman is the o1 t Never Bury a ( Don’t go on draw . blood without do « place it.. Hood nerve, mental a1 by enriching and Hood’s Pills ar effective. $1000 Reward A good chance public of Nevada class sharpener— ket. Mr. Von sentative of. the Stones, offers tt person discoveri which will not st chaute will beAugust 10:b, f stand will be Joc Broad aud Pine give experiments 1ing tools. Kem ly in Nevada Ci New «1 _ A fresh lot jus & Son. g 6rx loaves bre: