August 9, 1900 (4 pages)

the eat. . oa ? 6 Semen “ ‘Sponsible for all the nameless atrociSt é ccna wee THURSDAY. ..,Adgust g, 1900) Dally Chronicle of the: Doings ‘of Both . i === _—s_—“d and You, _ George Clemo of Gold Fiat is on the “HAVE STROGK IT AGAIN, . The Wedekind Brothers Find Rich-Ore at. Pycomfela-— . ling a few days. Tuesday’s Reno Journal: There was}: some excitement among the mining fraternity over the sensational strike on J. H. Pascoe is here from Relief Hill 00 a short visit, : W. ¥. Englebright returned this the upper extension of the Reno Star . U°F@!ng from Cisco. mine. This property is owned by Ww Wedekind ‘Brothers, lucky sons of a lucky father. Mr. Hopkins showed us some of the rock, It is silver chloride. ore, liberally sprinkled with horn silver layed doing the necessary d work, they being so busily engaged upon their father’s bonanza. Yesterday they started picking on this claim and struck the ore body just below the surface. It has not yet been determined how extensive the chute is, but it will be rapidly explored: This strike may occasion another stampede in that the direction. There is no Open ground there but some of the claim owners, it is said were careless about setting boundaries and doing their work, 80 same claim jumping will probably occur. The Reconstruction of China, In a mad carnival of blood and rapine, a new China has been born, The change might have come otherwise— could have come, one is tempted to believe, had the crime of September, 1898, not been accomplished with the tacit consent or active Sympathy of the . Tepresentatives of the Great Powers of the west, says the Engineering Maga. zine. An awful price has been paid _ for the. trustful optimism of the legations, and the policy of creating trouble by seeking to avoid it, which has been so much in favor in quarters to which the Chinese reform party looked for encouragement and support. But the awakening has been too horrible to permit of a lapse into indiffer. ence again, Let diplomatic precedent be strained as it may, order must come out of this chaos of savage passions and mad ambitions, and a regenerated China will be the result, Punishment, just and exemplary, must havé its. F&. Bigelow of Columbia Hill is. ically. The following bills wore alhere on his way to Tuolumne county . lowed: Rice & Lewis, drawing plans, Course, which should, however, -be all y $12 80; George Ricl ison, glazing, . the shorter because those primarily re‘ties of the reign of terror.are high in place and power, Bat' reconstruction ‘must go hand-in-hand with judgment, pif one-fourth of the human race is to me saved from falling a prey to the sontagion of. their own lawless pasions, manifested on a@ scale unheard of in the history of mankind. Good Mr, Clark. ays he will pay all the expenses of ying .Montana against Willia: 7 came down from Moores Flat yester; Senator Olark has contributed $100,-!day and left this morning for SacraW0 to the Bryan campaign fund and mento. Constable L. B. Self will return to tomorrow, Miss Eliza Davey has gone to Independence Lake ona visit, } v0, was here yesterday from the Anthony House.arrived here on last evening's train from Sacramento. E. E. Brown, a mining man of Sierra county, is a visitor to Nevada City. County Assessor Schroeder went to Truckee yesterday to be gonea few days. Ed. W. Black left yesterday morning for San Francisco, where he will remain, Fe F. G. Steff and GQ. Peadrey. of San Francisco arrived here ou last evening’s train, : A. 8. Barber and J. Hughes of San Francisco arrived here. on the morning train, Mrs. F. L. Martin arrived last evening on a visit to the family of Henry Grover, ; Robert Holland, one of the oldest residents of Columbia Hill, is visiting the county seat, Mrs. M. J. Brenan of Salt Lake ity arrived here last evening ona visit to Miss Mary Maloney, Addison Hinckson returned to San Francisco this morning after a month’s Visit with his mother. ; George Hosking came down from Oamptonville on yesterday’s stage en toute to the metropolis, Mrs, W. L. Williamson came down from Washington yesterday to visit her mother at Gold Flat. Mrs. H. P. Stowe arrived here from Forbestown last evening on a-visit to W. H. Crawford and daughters. Misses Alicia and Mamie Grimes left this morning for Forbestown on a visit to the family of George Harding. where he will engage in mining. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCormick came down trom Forest City yesterday and left this morning for San Frantisco, Harry Appel, a well known mining man of Alleghany was here last night on his way home from San Francisco. Mrs. L. B. Self and Mrs. Battis came down from Washington yesterday and left this morning for Gilroy to spend a month. J.J. Faulbaber, a well known miner Mrs. O. H. Fox and Miss E. A. Fox . came over from North San Juan yesMcKinley, if it costs $500,000, says the terday and left for San Francisco this gen Jose Mercury, Thus again are we morning. : own the blessings of riches in the L.M. Hancock, of the Bay Oounties ands ofa great and good man, who Power Company returned last evening Mploys them : for the protection of arity and virtue and the support of Mpecunious voters and embarrassed bgislators. ome high at $500,000, but who shall say t they are not worth it as a vindition from the vile attack of the Remblicans, who dared to disapprove ontana’s special style of lavish elecon expenses. Olark will show the orld that there is life and money yet B the virtuous Democracy of Montana. Steinegger-Ott Suit. P. F. Simonds, attorney for J. J. Ott, fed his answer in the Superior Oourt bday to the suit brought against Ott. . y Robert Steinegger. The defendant mies every allegation in the comfaint of plaintiff; denies that defendbt owes plaintiff the sum of $570 or y sum whatever; alleges that plaintf owes defendant $30 ona promissory te, dated February 18th, 1899, and 0 $158 for gold bars, gold strip and bid metal had and received by plaint‘for defendant within the last two 8, and which plaintiff has not rerned to defendant, nor paid the deMdant the value thereof. Defendant Byes judgment against plaintiff for © Sum of $183 and for costs of.suit, Advertised Letters. The follow is a list of the letters Raining tee Bon Nevada y, August 8,1900:; . rman, Emila Jollier, Geneviene bert, J. momson, A. M, homas, Ed. Falters Bx. a i fillisine, Joe ils from Sen Francisco, where he has been on business. G. G. Gates, who is interested in the ra Montana’s three votes Banner mine, arrived last evening from San Francisco and will remain here for some time. W. W. Douglass ana George Julian, who are interested in mining property in Sierra county,~ arrived yesterday from Downieville on their way to the bay. Cartis B: Locklin left this morning for San Francisco, where he will remain to resume his studies at the State University. Samuel Poorman Sr. came over from the Middle Yuba yesterday and left for. San Francisco last evening. Mr. Poor man is developing his mining property on the Yuba, : G, J. Schmidt and Charles W. Hill will leave this morning for a three weeks’ camping trip. They will make an entire circuit of the N evada and Sierra county lakes. . State or Ox10, Crry or ToLzpo, ae Lucas County, : Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J, Openzy & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, Oounty And State aforesaid, and that ssid firm will y the sum of ONE HUNDRED Lforeach and every case of OaTA that cannot be cured by the use of Haty’s CaTakru Ourn. FRANK J. OHENEY. Sworn to vefore me ard subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886, ; A. W. GLEASON, . Notary Public, Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials, free. 5 eit’ Sena 0O., Toledo, O, Halls Faauily Pill are the best. Bor Sale Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned oy Mrs. F. McGibbons are offered for male ata bargain. They will be sold as ® whole or in lots, Inquire of Brown Morgan Shoo Fly. Beautiful paint Stains, varnishes, screen doors and windows. __Towe Bros. Oo. » Sewer Work. —ln R. J, Tremaine is prepared to do all kinds of sewer work at the very lowest rates. count of the wedding of a QO. Penrose is down from North lady who was bornin this city : One of . pot and the Native Auburn is here spendMiss Jennie Lachman, was wedded last evening to Leon Mayer, a prospering The ceremony was performed according to the ritual of the Hebrew church by Rev. Dr, Friedlander of Oakland. The -home of the bride’s parents, Mr. street, was: tastefully trimmed with smilax and ferns. About thirty guests were present, many of whom came from Sen Francisco, More than two score telegrams of congratulation were received from absent friends. of the contracting parties. Before the ceremony, which took place promply at 7 o'clock, the guests were shown the Many gifts to the bride, which were costly and possessed the dual merits of beauty and atility. D. Lachman performed the ancient ceremony of giving away the bride. The services of bridesmaid and groomsman were dispensed with. The bride was attired in a gray tailor made gown, and the groom wore the coventional black. After they had been pronotinced man and wife, the wedding supper was announced. Mr, and Mrs, Mayer left onthe morning train for Southern California. After two weeke they will be at home totheir friends at their residence, corner of Tark and Laguna streets, San Francisco. , Met Last Night. Last evening the QOity Board of Education met to let the contract for building the two octagonal playhouses at the rear of Washington schoolhouse, The following bids were ‘received. RB. J. Stidger, $568, O. A. Tompkins, -$641, Rice & Lewis, $474.40. The contract was unanimously awarded to Rice & Lewis, they being the lowest bidders. The Board decided -to buy two drinking fountains, one for the giris’ side and the other on the boys’ side of the yard. Each will be covered with an $44 each. They are such &s are used in the East and are provided with four bubbling cups, which operate automat$70; Maher & Co., ribbon, 45 cents. Five Bound Volumes, The Transonier is in receipt of five bound volumes, the complete work of the United States Geological Survey umbrella-shaped soof and cost about ;. MN Bo Allama, Work hes been commeneed on the wiring of the ‘City for the Admission Day celebration. The towers of the three buildings q@ill ‘varying colors, and it is-intended: to surpass the display that was made in honor of the return of the’ Oslifornia Volanteers. ; : The decoration committee is considering plans for the ereciion of an elaborate peristyle at Market, Kearny and ‘Third streets. The plan contemplates thian cdlumns. A profusion of electric Hights will be used to illuminate the colamns at might. It is the desire af; the committee that so far as possible form to ove general plun. The oute lines of such a plan huve been formalated by the committee aud will be announced withiu a few days, The Naval Parade Committee has decided upon the official programme for thet feature of the celebration. Center of formation will be of Garrison-street wharf. From this point the} parade will o.ove slong the water front to the north line of forbiddex aveborege; ‘thence ‘along that line to a point’ off Goat Island; thence south to furbidden anchorage in line. of the narrowof beginning. The circle will be made twice. In the center at anchor will be United States vessels of war and barges from which fireworks. will be exploded during the parade. We Are SellingGlassware * Agateware Jardinieres, Kitchen Ware Away Down Prices COME JUST TO SEE ee Good Time and Place to Bay Greil Ameriaan Importing Tea Cy Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. Prices Lower Than Ever. from the Secretary of the Interior, which were sent to this office by Congressman DeVries. The books are of great value, showing all of the various earth formations, minerals, coal, shells and waterways, fully and finely illustrated. Accompanying the books are more than 50 beautiful maps in portfolio form. ~~ ‘Old Glory to Float In Chinatown. It seems now that the flag torn down Tuesday night in New Chinatown bya number of young Americans because and Stripes. above it, was not the regular Chinese Dragon, but was an emblem of the Chinese secret order known, as Free Masons. The local Chinamen have deeided to purchase an Americen flag and raise it on their pole, esis for a week and then return to Berkeley . 9Nevada City Grass Valley PHOTOGRAPHS » ¥® THAT PLEASE I frame all kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. Have You Tried Any of me TAYLOR’S Fresh Roasted Coffee Yet? ‘If you haven’t we would lke you to try it. It is Crisp and Aromatic Fresh from the Roaster Every Day A Revelaticn to you if you have had poor, stale stuff lately. ¥ 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40c per Ib aires” Sanepies sheer asad, erloty you de, @are to buy. Drop in and Have a Drink. Commercial Street, Nevada City. F.'W. TAYLOR, Manager. o the Chinese refused to raise the Stars . loe Cold Tea Five for All. THE COMMERCIAL TEA C0, the electrical display at San’ Francisco be strung with’ incandescent lights of . *” the stretching of garlands from Corin-. all individual decorations should oon-}: gauge ferry, ahd then back to the point ase Sherif rae STE aisle ===es . record adeq uate niptio: . Friday, the 31st day of Auguat, 190 iy ain Street, 1 bed i Silver Plated War > 4 ot nto" ond ones “of foreclosure, sell the . “[above described property to satisfy said: Lamps ; FARMERS’ BANK of Wheatland, @ corpor‘ation, Plaintiff, 8. D. WOOD, NORA L. WHITING and VIRGINTA * Order of Sale and Deorce of Foreclo ure iz Order 9) rt of the Conny of Ne the 7th day of Soe ici ee g and Virginia r the undagrsigned, being adTe ecchiot ee Gob daly appoint. joner to execute ¢he said de foreelosure, upon taking tk off and executi an approved nd, oath boi ve been duly ed , 1 red, and as Commissioner duly apsotmmandcd so sf ai the fonswize "ss! se! e low:baer a premises, ular yd bed as follows, towit ; rtain Toll Road situate, lying and in the Downe of Revate. State of CalB, ©X Onding from Bridgeport Town. ‘ County California, across the : River's we! 1 known at oo ajrieht to take The Estate hereby described dred years from the iecke oe Soret Calenders heriff of Neyada County, by ied Meike Beer tb, tie, "aud aly, or of Nevada.Co Catifornia, on the {0th Pat and t % goa “1 4 or @more full an ef m of the property de‘ed hereby, ‘and of the estate therein ether with all and singular the tenehereditaments and appurtenances ng, or in anywise appertaini TURNPIKE COMPANY, Defena-. (9p est i by vistue of an Order z nee ee ae [ccediahotnemeencekerontd — Jeeoe heeeseecesen — © 2 Packages Grandla.... 266 @ . Packages Rolled Wheat. 4 Packages Twin Rolled Oats. hredded Wheat Biscuit. i > Crean of Wheat ce oe rete, 06 Jackson's Bohive © JAUANOI S DOENIVE WhOCARY § Rings enlarged— Broken pins mended— Stones replaced in settings— Old chains made as good as new— —~4— , Pie eng Soh coae OLD JEWELS RESET IN MODERN STYLE a co California, to which. thereof os Jewelry Made to Order. . Broad St., above Pine, NEVADA CITY. ‘And public notiee ie-hereby given that-on! at 12 o’clock noon, of that day, is front of the Courthouse, Hanley Building. : in City, Nevada County, hha ling id order ‘ terest and costs, ete., to the saree abaya for gold coin of the State : meres LR§ A. GART -E, Court Com miss'oner. Daved August 8, 1980. New Fruit and Vegetable Store, YEE LEE & CO. < first-c Store adjoining HTS ranged MAIN STREGT where wi es the very best of Fruits, a otf ede E and To " Geads . free of charge and the best of satisfgetion guaranteed. TINWARE v TINWARE Is guaranteed not to crack and Liemens-Martin imported steel RX ventative and two heavy coats of tim, We have the other so-called titware: at prices equally as low as pours in the county. DonJt invest your money more expeusive in the end, LEGG © SHAW Co. NEVADA CITY, CAL. 0:1 In order not to catry over any SUMMER MILLINERY, I have decided to let every hat in my establishment go at COST Price Orders from the country given prompt attention. W. H. CRAWFORD, "S5i38%t. That Does Not Rust THESLISK PATENT, al ANTI-RUSTING . not to rust. It is made o covered with the rust pre-f D4 in cheap goods, They are er see SAS RANK and Carpel CROIOIOIOOOOOKOOKIOROO Cy RIOIOIORAG OG BROIOOIDIOIOOIOIOIOIOK NOOK « Fine Rugs Rugs 30x60 inches, $1.00. : sree A large variety tofselect from. JUST RECEIVED Another Large Shipment of _ SUMMER GOODS * $ Snell & Fleming’s. . a RRR, we = gq \ K and Carpets. : Ljrre 697 Ke Om 0: i) # ae ae ne te ir abo promeramse.ip x ‘ Dizziness . Sick Headache Biliousness Constipation AN ELEGANT TONIC FOR THE NERVES. SOLD AND ~ GUARANTEED BY A. Dickerman ORUAS. STATIONERY AND.PHOTO SUPPLIES.’ WOLF [THE _ . QUALITY Cash Grocer. PRICES ARE RIGHT IS THE BEST ‘Van Camp's Concentrated Soup One can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only 15c or 2 cans for 25c. Put up in the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, Mock Turtle, Tomato and Ox:Tail. Yan Camp's Strawberry Beets ~ Sometsine ~~ cans in a deliciously flavored Salice, 20C a can. aoe INSTANTANEOUS TAPIOCA Requires no soaking—z packages for 2 5¢ Kirk'sSnowberry Toilet Soap Sc a Cake. > \ Tnderwood’s . Soused Mackerel, 3 Cans 50c a dil, i Pickles Martin's Rastern Cheese ONO NONOROKNONOK SE us ley Building, Main 35c FRANK GUENTHER, CASH Grocer Sh for Breakfast! i RN Rn oe irae at NPs So ance ES tists op iF _— oe

the eat. . oa ? 6 Semen “ ‘Sponsible for all the nameless atrociSt é ccna wee THURSDAY.. ...,Adgust g, 1900) Dally Chronicle of the: Doings ‘of Both . i === _—s_—“d and You, _ George Clemo of Gold Fiat is on the “HAVE STROGK IT AGAIN, . The Wedekind Brothers Find Rich-Ore at. Pycomfela-— . ling a few days. Tuesday’s Reno Journal: There was}: some excitement among the mining fraternity over the sensational strike on J. H. Pascoe is here from Relief Hill 00 a short visit, : W. ¥. Englebright returned this the upper extension of the Reno Star . U°F@!ng from Cisco. mine. This property is owned by Ww Wedekind ‘Brothers, lucky sons of a lucky father. Mr. Hopkins showed us some of the rock, It is silver chloride. ore, liberally sprinkled with horn silver layed doing the necessary d work, they being so busily engaged upon their father’s bonanza. Yesterday they started picking on this claim and struck the ore body just below the surface. It has not yet been determined how extensive the chute is, but it will be rapidly explored: This strike may occasion another stampede in that the direction. There is no Open ground there but some of the claim owners, it is said were careless about setting boundaries and doing their work, 80 same claim jumping will probably occur. The Reconstruction of China, In a mad carnival of blood and rapine, a new China has been born, The change might have come otherwise— could have come, one is tempted to believe, had the crime of September, 1898, not been accomplished with the tacit consent or active Sympathy of the . Tepresentatives of the Great Powers of the west, says the Engineering Maga. zine. An awful price has been paid _ for the. trustful optimism of the legations, and the policy of creating trouble by seeking to avoid it, which has been so much in favor in quarters to which the Chinese reform party looked for encouragement and support. But the awakening has been too horrible to permit of a lapse into indiffer. ence again, Let diplomatic precedent be strained as it may, order must come out of this chaos of savage passions and mad ambitions, and a regenerated China will be the result, Punishment, just and exemplary, must havé its. F&. Bigelow of Columbia Hill is. ically. The following bills wore alhere on his way to Tuolumne county . lowed: Rice & Lewis, drawing plans, Course, which should, however, -be all y $12 80; George Ricl ison, glazing, . the shorter because those primarily re‘ties of the reign of terror.are high in place and power, Bat' reconstruction ‘must go hand-in-hand with judgment, pif one-fourth of the human race is to me saved from falling a prey to the sontagion of. their own lawless pasions, manifested on a@ scale unheard of in the history of mankind. Good Mr, Clark. ays he will pay all the expenses of ying .Montana against Willia: 7 came down from Moores Flat yester; Senator Olark has contributed $100,-!day and left this morning for SacraW0 to the Bryan campaign fund and mento. Constable L. B. Self will return to tomorrow, Miss Eliza Davey has gone to Independence Lake ona visit, } v0, was here yesterday from the Anthony House.arrived here on last evening's train from Sacramento. E. E. Brown, a mining man of Sierra county, is a visitor to Nevada City. County Assessor Schroeder went to Truckee yesterday to be gonea few days. Ed. W. Black left yesterday morning for San Francisco, where he will remain, Fe F. G. Steff and GQ. Peadrey. of San Francisco arrived here ou last evening’s train, : A. 8. Barber and J. Hughes of San Francisco arrived here. on the morning train, Mrs. F. L. Martin arrived last evening on a visit to the family of Henry Grover, ; Robert Holland, one of the oldest residents of Columbia Hill, is visiting the county seat, Mrs. M. J. Brenan of Salt Lake ity arrived here last evening ona visit to Miss Mary Maloney, Addison Hinckson returned to San Francisco this morning after a month’s Visit with his mother. ; George Hosking came down from Oamptonville on yesterday’s stage en toute to the metropolis, Mrs, W. L. Williamson came down from Washington yesterday to visit her mother at Gold Flat. Mrs. H. P. Stowe arrived here from Forbestown last evening on a-visit to W. H. Crawford and daughters. Misses Alicia and Mamie Grimes left this morning for Forbestown on a visit to the family of George Harding. where he will engage in mining. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCormick came down trom Forest City yesterday and left this morning for San Frantisco, Harry Appel, a well known mining man of Alleghany was here last night on his way home from San Francisco. Mrs. L. B. Self and Mrs. Battis came down from Washington yesterday and left this morning for Gilroy to spend a month. J.J. Faulbaber, a well known miner Mrs. O. H. Fox and Miss E. A. Fox . came over from North San Juan yesMcKinley, if it costs $500,000, says the terday and left for San Francisco this gen Jose Mercury, Thus again are we morning. : own the blessings of riches in the L.M. Hancock, of the Bay Oounties ands ofa great and good man, who Power Company returned last evening Mploys them : for the protection of arity and virtue and the support of Mpecunious voters and embarrassed bgislators. ome high at $500,000, but who shall say t they are not worth it as a vindition from the vile attack of the Remblicans, who dared to disapprove ontana’s special style of lavish elecon expenses. Olark will show the orld that there is life and money yet B the virtuous Democracy of Montana. Steinegger-Ott Suit. P. F. Simonds, attorney for J. J. Ott, fed his answer in the Superior Oourt bday to the suit brought against Ott. . y Robert Steinegger. The defendant mies every allegation in the comfaint of plaintiff; denies that defendbt owes plaintiff the sum of $570 or y sum whatever; alleges that plaintf owes defendant $30 ona promissory te, dated February 18th, 1899, and 0 $158 for gold bars, gold strip and bid metal had and received by plaint‘for defendant within the last two 8, and which plaintiff has not rerned to defendant, nor paid the deMdant the value thereof. Defendant Byes judgment against plaintiff for © Sum of $183 and for costs of.suit, Advertised Letters. The follow is a list of the letters Raining tee Bon Nevada y, August 8,1900:; . rman, Emila Jollier, Geneviene bert, J. momson, A. M, homas, Ed. Falters Bx. a i fillisine, Joe ils from Sen Francisco, where he has been on business. G. G. Gates, who is interested in the ra Montana’s three votes Banner mine, arrived last evening from San Francisco and will remain here for some time. W. W. Douglass ana George Julian, who are interested in mining property in Sierra county,~ arrived yesterday from Downieville on their way to the bay. Cartis B: Locklin left this morning for San Francisco, where he will remain to resume his studies at the State University. Samuel Poorman Sr. came over from the Middle Yuba yesterday and left for. San Francisco last evening. Mr. Poor man is developing his mining property on the Yuba, : G, J. Schmidt and Charles W. Hill will leave this morning for a three weeks’ camping trip. They will make an entire circuit of the N evada and Sierra county lakes. . State or Ox10, Crry or ToLzpo, ae Lucas County, : Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J, Openzy & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, Oounty And State aforesaid, and that ssid firm will y the sum of ONE HUNDRED Lforeach and every case of OaTA that cannot be cured by the use of Haty’s CaTakru Ourn. FRANK J. OHENEY. Sworn to vefore me ard subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886, ; A. W. GLEASON, . Notary Public, Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials, free. 5 eit’ Sena 0O., Toledo, O, Halls Faauily Pill are the best. Bor Sale Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned oy Mrs. F. McGibbons are offered for male ata bargain. They will be sold as ® whole or in lots, Inquire of Brown Morgan Shoo Fly. Beautiful paint Stains, varnishes, screen doors and windows. __Towe Bros. Oo. » Sewer Work. —ln R. J, Tremaine is prepared to do all kinds of sewer work at the very lowest rates. count of the wedding of a QO. Penrose is down from North lady who was bornin this city : One of . pot and the Native Auburn is here spendMiss Jennie Lachman, was wedded last evening to Leon Mayer, a prospering The ceremony was performed according to the ritual of the Hebrew church by Rev. Dr, Friedlander of Oakland. The -home of the bride’s parents, Mr. street, was: tastefully trimmed with smilax and ferns. About thirty guests were present, many of whom came from Sen Francisco, More than two score telegrams of congratulation were received from absent friends. of the contracting parties. Before the ceremony, which took place promply at 7 o'clock, the guests were shown the Many gifts to the bride, which were costly and possessed the dual merits of beauty and atility. D. Lachman performed the ancient ceremony of giving away the bride. The services of bridesmaid and groomsman were dispensed with. The bride was attired in a gray tailor made gown, and the groom wore the coventional black. After they had been pronotinced man and wife, the wedding supper was announced. Mr, and Mrs, Mayer left onthe morning train for Southern California. After two weeke they will be at home totheir friends at their residence, corner of Tark and Laguna streets, San Francisco. , Met Last Night. Last evening the QOity Board of Education met to let the contract for building the two octagonal playhouses at the rear of Washington schoolhouse, The following bids were ‘received. RB. J. Stidger, $568, O. A. Tompkins, -$641, Rice & Lewis, $474.40. The contract was unanimously awarded to Rice & Lewis, they being the lowest bidders. The Board decided -to buy two drinking fountains, one for the giris’ side and the other on the boys’ side of the yard. Each will be covered with an $44 each. They are such &s are used in the East and are provided with four bubbling cups, which operate automat$70; Maher & Co., ribbon, 45 cents. Five Bound Volumes, The Transonier is in receipt of five bound volumes, the complete work of the United States Geological Survey umbrella-shaped soof and cost about ;.

MN Bo Allama, Work hes been commeneed on the wiring of the ‘City for the Admission Day celebration. The towers of the three buildings q@ill ‘varying colors, and it is-intended: to surpass the display that was made in honor of the return of the’ Oslifornia Volanteers. ; : The decoration committee is considering plans for the ereciion of an elaborate peristyle at Market, Kearny and ‘Third streets. The plan contemplates thian cdlumns. A profusion of electric Hights will be used to illuminate the colamns at might. It is the desire af; the committee that so far as possible form to ove general plun. The oute lines of such a plan huve been formalated by the committee aud will be announced withiu a few days, The Naval Parade Committee has decided upon the official programme for thet feature of the celebration. Center of formation will be of Garrison-street wharf. From this point the} parade will o.ove slong the water front to the north line of forbiddex aveborege; ‘thence ‘along that line to a point’ off Goat Island; thence south to furbidden anchorage in line. of the narrowof beginning. The circle will be made twice. In the center at anchor will be United States vessels of war and barges from which fireworks. will be exploded during the parade. We Are SellingGlassware * Agateware Jardinieres, Kitchen Ware Away Down Prices COME JUST TO SEE ee Good Time and Place to Bay Greil Ameriaan Importing Tea Cy Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. Prices Lower Than Ever. from the Secretary of the Interior, which were sent to this office by Congressman DeVries. The books are of great value, showing all of the various earth formations, minerals, coal, shells and waterways, fully and finely illustrated. Accompanying the books are more than 50 beautiful maps in portfolio form. ~~ ‘Old Glory to Float In Chinatown. It seems now that the flag torn down Tuesday night in New Chinatown bya number of young Americans because and Stripes. above it, was not the regular Chinese Dragon, but was an emblem of the Chinese secret order known, as Free Masons. The local Chinamen have deeided to purchase an Americen flag and raise it on their pole, esis for a week and then return to Berkeley . 9Nevada City Grass Valley PHOTOGRAPHS » ¥® THAT PLEASE I frame all kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. Have You Tried Any of me TAYLOR’S Fresh Roasted Coffee Yet? ‘If you haven’t we would lke you to try it. It is Crisp and Aromatic Fresh from the Roaster Every Day A Revelaticn to you if you have had poor, stale stuff lately. ¥ 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40c per Ib aires” Sanepies sheer asad, erloty you de, @are to buy. Drop in and Have a Drink. Commercial Street, Nevada City. F.'W. TAYLOR, Manager. o the Chinese refused to raise the Stars . loe Cold Tea Five for All. THE COMMERCIAL TEA C0, the electrical display at San’ Francisco be strung with’ incandescent lights of . *” the stretching of garlands from Corin-. all individual decorations should oon-}: gauge ferry, ahd then back to the point ase Sherif rae STE aisle ===es . record adeq uate niptio: . Friday, the 31st day of Auguat, 190 iy ain Street, 1 bed i Silver Plated War > 4 ot nto" ond ones “of foreclosure, sell the . “[above described property to satisfy said: Lamps ; FARMERS’ BANK of Wheatland, @ corpor‘ation, Plaintiff, 8. D. WOOD, NORA L. WHITING and VIRGINTA * Order of Sale and Deorce of Foreclo ure iz Order 9) rt of the Conny of Ne the 7th day of Soe ici ee g and Virginia r the undagrsigned, being adTe ecchiot ee Gob daly appoint. joner to execute ¢he said de foreelosure, upon taking tk off and executi an approved nd, oath boi ve been duly ed , 1 red, and as Commissioner duly apsotmmandcd so sf ai the fonswize "ss! se! e low:baer a premises, ular yd bed as follows, towit ; rtain Toll Road situate, lying and in the Downe of Revate. State of CalB, ©X Onding from Bridgeport Town. ‘ County California, across the : River's we! 1 known at oo ajrieht to take The Estate hereby described dred years from the iecke oe Soret Calenders heriff of Neyada County, by ied Meike Beer tb, tie, "aud aly, or of Nevada.Co Catifornia, on the {0th Pat and t % goa “1 4 or @more full an ef m of the property de‘ed hereby, ‘and of the estate therein ether with all and singular the tenehereditaments and appurtenances ng, or in anywise appertaini TURNPIKE COMPANY, Defena-. (9p est i by vistue of an Order z nee ee ae [ccediahotnemeencekerontd — Jeeoe heeeseecesen — © 2 Packages Grandla........ 266 @ . Packages Rolled Wheat.. 4 Packages Twin Rolled Oats.. hredded Wheat Biscuit.. i > Crean of Wheat ce oe rete, 06 Jackson's Bohive © JAUANOI S DOENIVE WhOCARY § Rings enlarged— Broken pins mended— Stones replaced in settings— Old chains made as good as new— —~4— , Pie eng Soh coae OLD JEWELS RESET IN MODERN STYLE a co California, to which. thereof os Jewelry Made to Order. . Broad St., above Pine, NEVADA CITY. ‘And public notiee ie-hereby given that-on! at 12 o’clock noon, of that day, is front of the Courthouse, Hanley Building. : in City, Nevada County, hha ling id order ‘ terest and costs, ete., to the saree abaya for gold coin of the State : meres LR§ A. GART -E, Court Com miss'oner. Daved August 8, 1980. New Fruit and Vegetable Store, YEE LEE & CO. < first-c Store adjoining HTS ranged MAIN STREGT where wi es the very best of Fruits, a otf ede E and To " Geads . free of charge and the best of satisfgetion guaranteed. TINWARE v TINWARE Is guaranteed not to crack and Liemens-Martin imported steel RX ventative and two heavy coats of tim, We have the other so-called titware: at prices equally as low as pours in the county. DonJt invest your money more expeusive in the end, LEGG © SHAW Co. NEVADA CITY, CAL. 0:1 In order not to catry over any SUMMER MILLINERY, I have decided to let every hat in my establishment go at COST Price Orders from the country given prompt attention. W. H. CRAWFORD, "S5i38%t. That Does Not Rust THESLISK PATENT, al ANTI-RUSTING . not to rust. It is made o covered with the rust pre-f D4 in cheap goods, They are er see SAS RANK and Carpel CROIOIOIOOOOOKOOKIOROO Cy RIOIOIORAG OG BROIOOIDIOIOOIOIOIOIOK NOOK « Fine Rugs Rugs 30x60 inches, $1.00. : sree A large variety tofselect from. JUST RECEIVED Another Large Shipment of _ SUMMER GOODS * $ Snell & Fleming’s. . a RRR, we = gq \ K and Carpets. : Ljrre 697 Ke Om 0: i) # ae ae ne te ir abo promeramse.ip x ‘ Dizziness . Sick Headache Biliousness Constipation AN ELEGANT TONIC FOR THE NERVES. SOLD AND ~ GUARANTEED BY A. Dickerman ORUAS. STATIONERY AND.PHOTO SUPPLIES.’ WOLF [THE _ . QUALITY Cash Grocer. PRICES ARE RIGHT IS THE BEST ‘Van Camp's Concentrated Soup One can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only 15c or 2 cans for 25c. Put up in the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, Mock Turtle, Tomato and Ox:Tail. Yan Camp's Strawberry Beets ~ Sometsine ~~ cans in a deliciously flavored Salice, 20C a can. aoe INSTANTANEOUS TAPIOCA Requires no soaking—z packages for 2 5¢ Kirk'sSnowberry Toilet Soap Sc a Cake. > \ Tnderwood’s . Soused Mackerel, 3 Cans 50c a dil, i Pickles Martin's Rastern Cheese ONO NONOROKNONOK SE us ley Building, Main 35c FRANK GUENTHER, CASH Grocer Sh for Breakfast! i RN Rn oe irae at NPs So ance ES tists op iF _— oe