July 10, 1896 (4 pages)

NEV. mec Ser _ ‘Nevada county who can mannfact any kind of jewelry ‘to’ bxae¥ ¥ s ¥ Cd THE ‘TRANSCRIPT. BRYANIS Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co.NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA . THE M A N FRIDAY. .. . . JULY 10, 1896. . PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Yarivus Folk Doings and: Intentiogs. C. Luirs of Sap Francisco is in town. J.C. Nyle of San Franéisco is’ i A. P. Andrews of Sacramento: igi Frank Whitford of Benica is here on . @ visit. W. W. Ward came up from Marysville today. L. Hyman has gone to San Francisco . Dumber will refrain from voting. on business.R.G. Landsburg came down from Relief Hill today. —~ J.C, Kyle of San Francisco. arrived here last évening. ~ Miss E. Deadman. of 288 i town today:-——— F, Atderly end G. Wievorey, of Sac-. ramento, are in town. Geo. W. Carey of Sacramento ar-. -At 10:57 a. m. the convention was rived here last evening. H.G. Howell of San Francisco arrived here this morning. Miss Minnie Hahn was tendered a . him to come to the convention. pleasant surprise party last évening. A. Currier and T. S. Meithart, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. J. M. George, of Guard, Pa., arrived ‘here last evening on his way. to Downieville. : Haviland Turner‘and Frank Dennis left yesterday on a camping trip'to the lakes. E. T. Worthley of Washington returned last evening from San FranTi cisco. : H. A. Reeds of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his-way to Washington _.@. F. Henricks of Columbia Hill will probably. go to Bartlett Springs to morrow. Mrs. John Francis and daughter of . M Amador City are visiting friends in this city. Be Mrs. R. E. Peartman of San Francisco is visiting friends at the National Hotel. ; : : H.A. Ackley of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to. Sierra county. © George Bonney and wife’of May bert returned last évening from a visit to San Francisco. Ohef John Hyer of the National Hotel -will leave’ tomorrow for a month’s visit at Bartlett Springs. William Reynolds, one of the Herald typos, wij— go toSan Francisco Sunday to spend a week or so taking in the sights of the metropolis. : Philip Trezise, one of the early rési‘dents of Nevada City, and who has been living in san Francisco for many years past, arrived here last evening and will remain a few weeks. TWO PUBLIC INSTALLATIONS, The Rathbone “Sisters and Knights of Pythias at Grass Valley. Last night Charles Pecor, District Deputy Grand Chancellor, installed the officers of Olympic Lodge, Knights of Pythias, at Grass Valley. Previous to this the officers of the Rathbone Sisters were installed by Mrs. W. H. Weldon, Past Grand Chief. The beautiful ceremonies were performed by the installing officer and her assistants in a very excellent manner. Both instal-' lations were public and. were witnessed by a large number of persons, the hall ‘being crowded. s An interesting -program of literary and musical exercises was rendered and refreshments were served Several “Yadles “and” geitlenen toca Nevada te® ountry can look for financial panCity were present and all were delighted with the pleasant time they had. This evening the officers of Milo Lodge, No. 48, of this’ city, will be installed by District Deputy Pecor. Have incorporated. Articles ‘of incorporation of the American Bar Mining Company’ have been filed with the Secretary of State. Principal place of business, Nevada City. Directors—John T. McCall, -C, H. Mallen, Frea® Zeitler, J. O. Whitney, ' D. F. Douglass, Fred Searls. Capital stock, $10,000,000, of which $8,571,500 has been subscribed. District Deputy. Mrs. William Floyd of this city has received the appointment of District Deputy ‘of the Native Daughters for the Butte county district, She will leave for Chico next Tuesday to install the officers of the Parlor at that place. Cottage Hill young Lemerisce to stand, and when he x Horse From Nebraska. ¢ 5 ‘He Wins On the Fifth Ballot After a Bat tle That Leaves Many Wounds. nm } seth a ___Cuicaco, (Illinois), July 10th. _ The first. business in order is to bal. lot for President. A two-thirds vote is necessary for a choice. There are in all 980 votes, but it is expected that a It is expected by some prominent delegates that after Bryan and Bland have expended their strength on each other there will be a break to Stevenson and Teller. ‘ Boies’ vote will likely split up after the first ballot, < . 375, Bryan’s about the same. . called to order. . The New York delegation sent a com. mittee to Hill’s hotel to try and get The official result of the first ballot was : Bland. . BORG oo RSS Sg ees, ee ee 86 Mathews MeLean = Scere ic: BYyANe Ste oo Blackburn Pais 55 oc deo 95 Campbell Russell) 3: 5623s. Pennoyer MAR eo is deca eines RRO PUGS es eee ge ge fo: Stevenson. : LOUGP Ss ae eee. Not voting, 185. SECOND BALLOT. PON 2. ole ti, EAE Re 281 ONES a Soe Seana ek ee 37 Matthows. 3. .0050585550 0.0 34 Chee 6s. 2. Le ees: 53 EVAR 2 oy ec. 197 MBO DOE 6 62, oc FAT 41 PUHNONS 6 re e ie 100 POMNOVOER 2? oo el ee eee 8 NOR ise e-cn'e sna cee 8 Siayenson. os es ge . Not voting, 160. California voted on this ballot— Bryan, 14, Bland, 2, Mathews, 1, Boies, 1. THIRD BALLOT. Bland received 292 votes and Bryan 228. PRONG oo ee ee 241 BOING i Boo pa he Reo 33 Matthews. «2.3005 .65,. 8 36 TROL MME oh os apne eis La ee 46 MORON SO CC gee oy 280 162 not voting. FIFTH BALLOT. On the fifth baHot Bryan received more than two-thirds of the votes, and his nomination was made by. acclamation.The convention then adjourned: till 8 o’clock this evening. 3 Dana Will Support McKinley. New York, July 10:—The Daily Sun editorially repudiates the National Democratic platform and comes out flat-footed in support of McKinley for President. Fate? Warned Against Silver, Lonpon, Eng., July 10:—The Morning Chronicle editorially says that the Chicago Convention has justified the expéctations of its worst enemies. it predicts that if the United States adopts a 16 to 1 silver standard that .ic, commercial ruin and a second civil war. soe ie Miners Arrested. SacRaMENTO, July 10.—Harry Tregoning and F. W. Pollery were arrested at Folsom today forsurreptitiously working at night in a mine owned hy San Francisco parties, It is estimated that they‘have taken out about $2000 in all. They were brought here and ‘lodged in jail. Attempt to Rob. Cuicaco, July 9.—Last night W. Lemerisce, postmaster of the suburb of Forest Park, was sitting in his parlor in company with his son, his daughter and two women visitors, when the front door opened and a negro carrying a big revolver walked in. He ordered _ Lots For Sale, did so told one of the girls to search The lota opposite the Do ing place, the boy’s pock and hand over the 4 aint ; Money she found. While this was on the Grass:Valley road, will be sold . going’ onMr. Lem, ‘ slipped cheap. Also the tripe shop lot, with a) it the erisce quietly his (= water right. Apply to John Richards, . ‘°° next room and, getting _. ‘$16 Jessie st., San Francisco. _ HomesMade Jewelry. ; C.J. Brand is the only person in His a ure . Bloomfield next Sunday, 10:30 a. m., and on the following: Sun-. been sent. ‘The Democrats Nominate a Dark Bland’s strength is set at ‘from 850 to. ia gressman. in: their advertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT. Colley has had put up on Water street is completed« want to vote this fall you had better get on at once. a fight on Main street shortly -before 6 o’clock last evening. candidate for the State Senate on the Populist side of the house. No. 3, will be held this evening. member is requested to be present. an honest man. He didn’t have half the trouble then that he would have now. . The residence that W. F. Holman is having erected on Lost Hill back of the McArthur residence, is nearly completed. ; an extended visit with friends in this city, returned to San Francisco this morning. : Marshal will be at his office every day and evening to receive money from taxpayers.to say to his hundreds of patrons, Look at his new advertisement in today’s TRANSORIPT. the contract to erect a residence for Nevada Hartung at Pleasant Valley. in the mountains in the upper part of Nevada dounty this season and also in Sierra county. the Grass Valley road, and that of W. G. Richards on Cement Hill, will soon be ready to burn, where they sell watches, clocks, dia, monds, etc. as cheap as they do at Leutje & and about as many more should “be on it within the next 28 days, 3s light in the case of Mrs. Huntington . vs. the City of Nevada to: stop the isDAVID ordered, as he says, by the BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Somewhat warm today. This is good weather for the ice men. The rush for Foley’s ice cream soda still continues. ; The wood men have commenced doing a lively business. : Keep your temper to yourself during these sultry days. g For fine printing ‘at low prices call at the Transcrirr office. The political _ pot will soon commence to “bile” in this State. There are. between 30 and 40 men employed at the Delaware mine. Will Johnston has a change in his advertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT. Ladies, have you tried the delicious pure ice cream sold at the Union Fruit Store? aU jy7-lw There is no opposition to Grove I. Johnson being renominated for ConLeutje & Brand have a new change The niew dwelling house which J. F. If you are not. on the register and A white man and a colored man had It is said that Chas. W. Kitts is a A meeting of, Eagle Hose Company, Every Diogenes went around looking ‘for Miss Sara Miller, who has been making City taxes are coming in now. The James Kinkead has something new Corcoran & Williams have been given fine tw Bear are said to be quite numerous The brick kiln of Harrison Gove on ¥ou cannot find a place in the State 9, 8 There is not a good housekeeper in, the country who does not work harder . _ than the man who considers himself There are about 3500 names on the Register of Nevada county, No new developments have come ‘to : suance of bonds for the new water j10-1w revolver, blew out the negro’s brains. ‘ecitia: APS ae eed Machinery is being shipped from. . Church Notice. McOone’s foundry, Virginia City, to Mass will be celebrated at North the Allison work cannot be excelled, and his prices . day, July 19th, in the Catholic Chureb,. The framework for the electric star. are very low. — Nevada City, at 8and 10:30a.m. . and shield that were so much admired Dancing at the Grove. wae iad Si Bector: ie ar a ep sr ese ogee 2 Prof. Michell will give his usual so-. . Will Close at 8:30 P, M, a ie! Tr us _ * July 12th, at . Valley. cial at Ragon’s Grove Friday evening. . The Tea Store, on Gommercial :_ The installation of officers of Laurel All are invited. ~ 39-2t . Will close every evening at 8:80, f10-2¢ Parlor of Native Daughters did not Ranch mine below Grass Three carloads have already The ‘late leader of the Democratic pary; for © mend it Bold Se Dee, Ptr B. HILL, non arrival of the District Miss Ella Reinhart of Chico. taking orders at Grass Valley. and this sity for sawing wood with a steam sawing “machine. He lias appointed Will Ashburn his agent in this city. The new fences put up at the fire house on Broad street. are an improvement that receives favorable comment from everybody in that. part. of. town. If the two old rookeries next door above were removed a still greater improvemert would be made. A BOY SHOT IN THE NECK. John Wilson Fires a Load of Buckshot at Young Carroll Towle, John Wilson, who lives in a house at the junction of thé North San Juan and Blue Tent roads, near Sugar Loaf, wasarrested last evening on a warrant ‘Sworn out by H. D. Towle. Late yesterday afternoon, while Carroll: Powle, aged 14, was passing in front of Wilson’s place, driving home his father’s cows, Wilson appeared with a shotgun and fired a load of buckshat at the boy. One shot passed through his left ear and another lodged in his neck. Young Towle came to town and received proper Surgical aid. Wilson claims the boy was throwing stones at his chickens, but the latter says he was throwing“at the cows. They had some words, whereupon Wilson got his gun and shot at .the boy, with the result above stated. : Wilson is charged with assault with @ deadly weapon, and in default of the bail, which Justice Holbrook fixed at $1,000, he was lodged in the county jail. The prisoner is an old man, Closed By the Sheriff. The dry goods store known as the White House, which was lately opened at Grass Valley by Sol Lazar, from Madera, was closed today by an attachment servéd by the Sheriff. The ‘claim is not very large, but it is expected that other attachments will follow. Lazar is confident that he can settle with his creditors, and hopes to have the store open again in a couple of weeks. : rs Remember This Fact. That if you want reliable watches or clocks at low prices you must go to Leutje & Brand’s: * jlott DO z To Ice Consumers. pared to deliver ice city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to, tf ce Sd All Recommend It. Ask your physi ad y nda about Senoor gest your friends about Shiloh’s re oO now a political dead duck, having been “Populistic and Anarchistic crowd” to take a back seat. The sympathy of a large and respectable element of the Democracy goes out to poor Hill; Cleveland; ‘Whitney, Carlisle & Co. Alas, they-arein the soup: take place last: evening, owing to the Deputy, A gentleman named — Gantelow is The Union Iee Company is now -pre-. books to any part of the . Pe be a: John Cald ell. Jegee f the Gon of the County of } evada, ates of Galirornia: fe ‘com 8a THE PIVOTAL STATE, is the Battleground. Se such a way that they will turn out and work for McKinley. They will havea _. hard fight on their hands, and it will . McKinley. Four years ago the Repub: > ic Convention. If an independent ticket, he will carry the Pacific Slope States, besides the . would prove disastrous: to succes "SE AOS seg ex ses In discussion the question: Hanna said: -“Silver-men from the Pacific Coast and far’ Western States port a Democratic Presidential candidate, that they will never get any Republican party.” } 0g Where It Stands. “No man anywhere throughout the country doubts where the Republican party stands today,” says Mr. McKinley. “It stands for a re-united country: it stands for the American factory, the American farm, the American fireside, for American labor and American wages and Amerj prosperity throughout every part of ‘our much-loved land. It stands for.a protective tariff that protects every American interest: it pve: for reciprocity that reciprocates, Senator Yoorhles Claims That California take diplomacy to carry the State for4 Se St “POE Tay Mark . Alas of Columbia, yes. 1, no 5;, New Mexico no, 6; Indian Territory, no, 6; Okla-. will learn to their sorrow, if they sup,homa, no, 6. Total ayes, 356; nays, . 566; absent, 4; not voting, 2. NOT FOR GROVER, Alls Own Party Revndiates His Financia! Administration. CLEVELAND, July 8—Senator E. C.! <Cuicaco, July 9—Governor Altgeld Voorhies and Colonel L. L:-Bromwell of ‘just said Ilinois will not vote for California were visitors to Mark Hanna Bryan for President, today., They came to lay before Mr. ‘The vote on Hill’s resolution com-. P' Hanna the necessity of making Califor. mending the administration resulted @ . nia the battleground of the McKinley as follows: Alabama, no, 22; Arkansas, fight, claiming it to be the piyotal State, ‘no, 16; California, yes 7, no 6,. absent 5; They said free silver now had the call.’ Colorado, no, 8; Connecticut, yes, 12; Senator:Voorhies said:"“We want Delaware, yes 5, no 1; Florida, yes 7; -. Hanna and the rest of the National no 1, Georgia, yes 1, no 16; Idaho, no 6, te Committee to put McKinley’s position . Dinois, no, 48; Indiana, no, 30; Towa, Is needed by poor, tired mothers, over,. on the financial problem before them in ; no, 26; Kansas, no, 20; Kentucky, 10, . 26; Louisiana, no, 16; Maine, yes, 11; ; Maryland, yes, 16; Massachusetts, yes ; 28, 26 1, not voting 1; Michigan, yes, 28; “7 Se yes 17, no 1; Mississippi, no, . Women tortured ‘with ri 18; Missouri, no, 34; Montana, no, 6; licans imagined they had a cinch. It Nebraska, no, 16; Nevada, no, 6; New did not work, and the Democrats car-. Hampshire, yes, 8; New Jersey, yes; 20; {ried everything in the State, Much de-. New York, yes, 72; North Carolina, no, pends upon the action of the Democrat-' 22; North Dakota, no, 6; Ohio, no, 46 “6; financial relief until it comes from the Investing in Mines. ‘More San Francisco business men are seeking investments in gold mines this year than ever before known im the history-of the ‘State, says the Oroville Register. Dull trade in the metropolis has caused business men there to seek new fields for making money and the-gold field is the most promis. ing one. No region offers better opportunities for investment than Nevada county. Hoon’s Prits are easy to take, easy to Operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness, headache. At Nevada City, July 1 1 to the wife of Percy nip Bac Watters, a daughter. A. 0. U. W. TAKE NOTICE. “A public meeting of the A. QO: U. Wwill be held at 5 Nevada Theatre, Wednesday Eve’g, July 15th. Grand Master Workman, : WM. VINTER, Will address the meeting. There will be a fine rogram of Liter—— musical exe; y embers will meet at their Hall at 8 o'clock P. 4: sharp, and march in a bod to the Theatre. —~ . &@EVERYBODY INVITED. @@ By order of r ; J. E. ISAAC, M. W. Q. E. AsHEurn, Recorder, _—_-_td Adjudication of Insolvency. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEY I County, State of California. = In the matter of J. T. Cline, Insolvent DebJ. T. Cline, having filed in this Court h: petition, sched tule and ioveusory “4 “4 insole » by whie' a rs that he 4 solvent debtor, the sald J. Tt Clive fect ecla: to be insolvent. The Sheriff -of the County of Nevada is hereby directed on of all the Fear i) real and personal, of the said J. T. eae, debtor, except such as may be b Ww exempt trom execution, and of d vouchers, ot sonee —_ pers, — to p the same safely u: @ppointment an his: estate. of forbidden to par any debts to the said tg — nt, or a iver any bel ng or toan rion fiers s or meacelasion toe we use. he salt debtor is herebv forbidden to nd appear before the Hon. ———— ‘A Good Everybody — Is Tired Out ~~ . After the Fourth. , Teller declares for Oregon, no, 8; Pennsylvania, yes, 64; free silver and protection, and runs on} Rhode Island, yes, 8; South Carolina, all . no, 18; South Dakota, yes, 8; Tennessee, in; no, 24; Texas, no, 80; Utah, no, 6; Verterior Western States. Such a move ' mont, yes, 8; Virginia, no, 24; Washj McKinley’s . ington, yes 3, no 5; West Virginia, no Hy z ka, yes, 6; Arizona, no, 6; District: ce “Hood’s Pills Where to Go. When your watch needs repairing liable firm of Leutje & sot want toon pomitive tua ten io beent done just right. It Is Delicious, pont it ae Gaylord’s. tated and run down because.of poor, thin. and impoverished blood. Help is needed by the nervous sufferer, the ralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh. le Help When Hood’s Sarsaparilie begins to enrich, purify and vitalize the blood, and t] sreane crtaricate bers mai ad because Sarsaparilla are the only pills to take with Hood’s Barsaparilia, i, Take a rest for a few days and then we'll have . something new for you. L. HYMA N & CO., Commercial st., near Main, Nevada CityTime-— in open Cou of the rtrooi : : a Seca aeienicas Court, in the sie of Nevada Ret te . 7 ester ow asics Pompom waste. Yet fe cost, wil eee he ARRIVALS AT THE at ton o'glork a. m. of that day, ta prove thei; sd : larly wos it Ie capable of xt is proper + BegU_UNION Ho aaa po pes ore OF ~ Rales. Who does your wate wosk? Hoon you ever tried us? Fa en ee SO. DE Za 1 ie pean thas the order be pubos aiid watches are ebcrasvatghmakers as there ‘ars’ fe eke Main Street, Nevada City, lished in the Nevapa Damy Tra a do only the best ah, > utfrom parts of the coast. We —~— * : afer rntation, Publishes Betncres pong Fon here you live. No misnaree 200 uly lowest peives, ; NORTHWAY & MORRIS, in the ay of, evada, Souney of evada, as }.-.4).°°' If your watch needs fixing, and you can't eit fe whl te : d paper ispublished before . ”. ad perfectly safe to vend ie ata nt bring it, It will be (g Mepametons Was hake ae mreae ataretre , weg : J; B. Jones, Relief Hin, ‘. Mime all ings “Against the. sald fa: By RegisteredMai) 9° = bret oe mee emer a,” Dated July cane or by Expr © i . A. Landsburg, Relig CALDWELL. ress, OG Hanan, Sen Francisco, ; * TSE WALLING, attorney for Insolvent Ea? 28 Merchant, $100 Reward! there may te . ’ 73 . Dr. Baldy, Grass Valley [Company offers the atove reward for A Weddi § FL. Arbogast, Blowaana? i eee a : ‘S a Beeme,, ORR. OGG et 3 ¢. B. St. Clair, Darktown cleaning you should take it tothe ola E 2 Help Comes Quickly . the weak and broken down sys__ nd all blood diseases, onee ee lip Monier ag wagon v . county, vy pet of the we a Gixe fhe horses . yay. Monie heels of the his legs, ¢ }is thought’ friends will County s ; following by the Boaz following de } general fun f. Miller, off ficPhetres, x b, $18.50. §. Ashburn, y 8. Redmayns Bsig, 60: Jobnson, con on Bros., sha: il & Mel its, $57.75. stable fees—( _ Loehr $48.4 ) E. Northup McPhetres, . Road Conven 'Trebilcox, J bn affidavits, & Shaw, mo i. Martin, s ollowing den General Roa: Aabor on ro surveying, $ bas Road C lowing den yenoral Fur . . S. Holbr Bim of Mick pr was cons = Superior following bi in the Supe John Caldwel C0. White vs. Bys additiona nt granted d i. McKenzie ren days addit ff to prepare s 8 of Caroli Order of pu tors. ~~ e@e on’t Delay R ® are but a. voters may ge ba vote in the pesident and i: smen, Superi Fand Senators ; registration —_~--8eifference in t ol places in ] ® thermomete . At Grass’ . the prevailing rooms, the t! ost of the da: ity all ye. wh uSre, ? Bring In You prsons desirin of the Traw t offer, should lain these pict er for at least

NEV. mec Ser _ ‘Nevada county who can mannfact any kind of jewelry ‘to’ bxae¥ ¥ s ¥ Cd THE ‘TRANSCRIPT. BRYANIS Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co.NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA . THE M A N FRIDAY.. ... . .. JULY 10, 1896. . PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Yarivus Folk Doings and: Intentiogs. C. Luirs of Sap Francisco is in town. J.C. Nyle of San Franéisco is’ i A. P. Andrews of Sacramento: igi Frank Whitford of Benica is here on . @ visit. W. W. Ward came up from Marysville today. L. Hyman has gone to San Francisco . Dumber will refrain from voting. on business.R.G. Landsburg came down from Relief Hill today. —~ J.C, Kyle of San Francisco. arrived here last évening. ~ Miss E. Deadman. of 288 i town today:-——— F, Atderly end G. Wievorey, of Sac-. ramento, are in town. Geo. W. Carey of Sacramento ar-. -At 10:57 a. m. the convention was rived here last evening. H.G. Howell of San Francisco arrived here this morning. Miss Minnie Hahn was tendered a . him to come to the convention. pleasant surprise party last évening. A. Currier and T. S. Meithart, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. J. M. George, of Guard, Pa., arrived ‘here last evening on his way. to Downieville. : Haviland Turner‘and Frank Dennis left yesterday on a camping trip'to the lakes. E. T. Worthley of Washington returned last evening from San FranTi cisco. : H. A. Reeds of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his-way to Washington _.@. F. Henricks of Columbia Hill will probably. go to Bartlett Springs to morrow. Mrs. John Francis and daughter of . M Amador City are visiting friends in this city. Be Mrs. R. E. Peartman of San Francisco is visiting friends at the National Hotel. ; : : H.A. Ackley of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to. Sierra county. © George Bonney and wife’of May bert returned last évening from a visit to San Francisco. Ohef John Hyer of the National Hotel -will leave’ tomorrow for a month’s visit at Bartlett Springs. William Reynolds, one of the Herald typos, wij— go toSan Francisco Sunday to spend a week or so taking in the sights of the metropolis. : Philip Trezise, one of the early rési‘dents of Nevada City, and who has been living in san Francisco for many years past, arrived here last evening and will remain a few weeks. TWO PUBLIC INSTALLATIONS, The Rathbone “Sisters and Knights of Pythias at Grass Valley. Last night Charles Pecor, District Deputy Grand Chancellor, installed the officers of Olympic Lodge, Knights of Pythias, at Grass Valley. Previous to this the officers of the Rathbone Sisters were installed by Mrs. W. H. Weldon, Past Grand Chief. The beautiful ceremonies were performed by the installing officer and her assistants in a very excellent manner. Both instal-' lations were public and. were witnessed by a large number of persons, the hall ‘being crowded. s An interesting -program of literary and musical exercises was rendered and refreshments were served Several “Yadles “and” geitlenen toca Nevada te® ountry can look for financial panCity were present and all were delighted with the pleasant time they had. This evening the officers of Milo Lodge, No. 48, of this’ city, will be installed by District Deputy Pecor. Have incorporated. Articles ‘of incorporation of the American Bar Mining Company’ have been filed with the Secretary of State. Principal place of business, Nevada City. Directors—John T. McCall, -C, H. Mallen, Frea® Zeitler, J. O. Whitney, ' D. F. Douglass, Fred Searls. Capital stock, $10,000,000, of which $8,571,500 has been subscribed. District Deputy. Mrs. William Floyd of this city has received the appointment of District Deputy ‘of the Native Daughters for the Butte county district, She will leave for Chico next Tuesday to install the officers of the Parlor at that place. Cottage Hill young Lemerisce to stand, and when he x Horse From Nebraska. ¢ 5 ‘He Wins On the Fifth Ballot After a Bat tle That Leaves Many Wounds. nm } seth a ___Cuicaco, (Illinois), July 10th. _ The first. business in order is to bal. lot for President. A two-thirds vote is necessary for a choice. There are in all 980 votes, but it is expected that a It is expected by some prominent delegates that after Bryan and Bland have expended their strength on each other there will be a break to Stevenson and Teller. ‘ Boies’ vote will likely split up after the first ballot, < . 375, Bryan’s about the same. . called to order. . The New York delegation sent a com. mittee to Hill’s hotel to try and get The official result of the first ballot was : Bland. . BORG oo RSS Sg ees, ee ee 86 Mathews MeLean = Scere ic: BYyANe Ste oo Blackburn Pais 55 oc deo 95 Campbell Russell) 3: 5623s. Pennoyer MAR eo is deca eines RRO PUGS es eee ge ge fo: Stevenson. : LOUGP Ss ae eee. Not voting, 185. SECOND BALLOT. PON 2. ole ti, EAE Re 281 ONES a Soe Seana ek ee 37 Matthows. 3. .0050585550 0.0 34 Chee 6s. 2. Le ees: 53 EVAR 2 oy ec. 197 MBO DOE 6 62, oc FAT 41 PUHNONS 6 re e ie 100 POMNOVOER 2? oo el ee eee 8 NOR ise e-cn'e sna cee 8 Siayenson. os es ge . Not voting, 160. California voted on this ballot— Bryan, 14, Bland, 2, Mathews, 1, Boies, 1. THIRD BALLOT. Bland received 292 votes and Bryan 228. PRONG oo ee ee 241 BOING i Boo pa he Reo 33 Matthews. «2.3005 .65,. 8 36 TROL MME oh os apne eis La ee 46 MORON SO CC gee oy 280 162 not voting. FIFTH BALLOT. On the fifth baHot Bryan received more than two-thirds of the votes, and his nomination was made by. acclamation.The convention then adjourned: till 8 o’clock this evening. 3 Dana Will Support McKinley. New York, July 10:—The Daily Sun editorially repudiates the National Democratic platform and comes out flat-footed in support of McKinley for President. Fate? Warned Against Silver, Lonpon, Eng., July 10:—The Morning Chronicle editorially says that the Chicago Convention has justified the expéctations of its worst enemies. it predicts that if the United States adopts a 16 to 1 silver standard that .ic, commercial ruin and a second civil war. soe ie Miners Arrested. SacRaMENTO, July 10.—Harry Tregoning and F. W. Pollery were arrested at Folsom today forsurreptitiously working at night in a mine owned hy San Francisco parties, It is estimated that they‘have taken out about $2000 in all. They were brought here and ‘lodged in jail. Attempt to Rob. Cuicaco, July 9.—Last night W. Lemerisce, postmaster of the suburb of Forest Park, was sitting in his parlor in company with his son, his daughter and two women visitors, when the front door opened and a negro carrying a big revolver walked in. He ordered _ Lots For Sale, did so told one of the girls to search The lota opposite the Do ing place, the boy’s pock and hand over the 4 aint ; Money she found. While this was on the Grass:Valley road, will be sold . going’ onMr. Lem, ‘ slipped cheap. Also the tripe shop lot, with a) it the erisce quietly his (= water right. Apply to John Richards, . ‘°° next room and, getting _. ‘$16 Jessie st., San Francisco. _ HomesMade Jewelry. ; C.J. Brand is the only person in His a ure . Bloomfield next Sunday, 10:30 a. m., and on the following: Sun-. been sent. ‘The Democrats Nominate a Dark Bland’s strength is set at ‘from 850 to. ia gressman. in: their advertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT. Colley has had put up on Water street is completed« want to vote this fall you had better get on at once. a fight on Main street shortly -before 6 o’clock last evening. candidate for the State Senate on the Populist side of the house. No. 3, will be held this evening. member is requested to be present. an honest man. He didn’t have half the trouble then that he would have now. . The residence that W. F. Holman is having erected on Lost Hill back of the McArthur residence, is nearly completed. ; an extended visit with friends in this city, returned to San Francisco this morning. : Marshal will be at his office every day and evening to receive money from taxpayers.to say to his hundreds of patrons, Look at his new advertisement in today’s TRANSORIPT. the contract to erect a residence for Nevada Hartung at Pleasant Valley. in the mountains in the upper part of Nevada dounty this season and also in Sierra county. the Grass Valley road, and that of W. G. Richards on Cement Hill, will soon be ready to burn, where they sell watches, clocks, dia, monds, etc. as cheap as they do at Leutje & and about as many more should “be on it within the next 28 days, 3s light in the case of Mrs. Huntington . vs. the City of Nevada to: stop the isDAVID ordered, as he says, by the BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Somewhat warm today. This is good weather for the ice men. The rush for Foley’s ice cream soda still continues. ; The wood men have commenced doing a lively business. : Keep your temper to yourself during these sultry days. g For fine printing ‘at low prices call at the Transcrirr office. The political _ pot will soon commence to “bile” in this State. There are. between 30 and 40 men employed at the Delaware mine. Will Johnston has a change in his advertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT. Ladies, have you tried the delicious pure ice cream sold at the Union Fruit Store? aU jy7-lw There is no opposition to Grove I. Johnson being renominated for ConLeutje & Brand have a new change The niew dwelling house which J. F. If you are not. on the register and A white man and a colored man had It is said that Chas. W. Kitts is a A meeting of, Eagle Hose Company, Every Diogenes went around looking ‘for Miss Sara Miller, who has been making City taxes are coming in now. The James Kinkead has something new Corcoran & Williams have been given fine tw Bear are said to be quite numerous The brick kiln of Harrison Gove on ¥ou cannot find a place in the State 9, 8 There is not a good housekeeper in, the country who does not work harder . _ than the man who considers himself There are about 3500 names on the Register of Nevada county, No new developments have come ‘to : suance of bonds for the new water j10-1w revolver, blew out the negro’s brains. ‘ecitia: APS ae eed Machinery is being shipped from. . Church Notice. McOone’s foundry, Virginia City, to Mass will be celebrated at North the Allison work cannot be excelled, and his prices . day, July 19th, in the Catholic Chureb,. The framework for the electric star. are very low. — Nevada City, at 8and 10:30a.m. . and shield that were so much admired Dancing at the Grove. wae iad Si Bector: ie ar a ep sr ese ogee 2 Prof. Michell will give his usual so-. . Will Close at 8:30 P, M, a ie! Tr us _ * July 12th, at . Valley. cial at Ragon’s Grove Friday evening. . The Tea Store, on Gommercial :_ The installation of officers of Laurel All are invited. ~ 39-2t . Will close every evening at 8:80, f10-2¢ Parlor of Native Daughters did not Ranch mine below Grass Three carloads have already The ‘late leader of the Democratic pary; for © mend it Bold Se Dee, Ptr B. HILL, non arrival of the District Miss Ella Reinhart of Chico. taking orders at Grass Valley. and this sity for sawing wood with a steam sawing “machine. He lias appointed Will Ashburn his agent in this city.

The new fences put up at the fire house on Broad street. are an improvement that receives favorable comment from everybody in that. part. of. town. If the two old rookeries next door above were removed a still greater improvemert would be made. A BOY SHOT IN THE NECK. John Wilson Fires a Load of Buckshot at Young Carroll Towle, John Wilson, who lives in a house at the junction of thé North San Juan and Blue Tent roads, near Sugar Loaf, wasarrested last evening on a warrant ‘Sworn out by H. D. Towle. Late yesterday afternoon, while Carroll: Powle, aged 14, was passing in front of Wilson’s place, driving home his father’s cows, Wilson appeared with a shotgun and fired a load of buckshat at the boy. One shot passed through his left ear and another lodged in his neck. Young Towle came to town and received proper Surgical aid. Wilson claims the boy was throwing stones at his chickens, but the latter says he was throwing“at the cows. They had some words, whereupon Wilson got his gun and shot at .the boy, with the result above stated. : Wilson is charged with assault with @ deadly weapon, and in default of the bail, which Justice Holbrook fixed at $1,000, he was lodged in the county jail. The prisoner is an old man, Closed By the Sheriff. The dry goods store known as the White House, which was lately opened at Grass Valley by Sol Lazar, from Madera, was closed today by an attachment servéd by the Sheriff. The ‘claim is not very large, but it is expected that other attachments will follow. Lazar is confident that he can settle with his creditors, and hopes to have the store open again in a couple of weeks. : rs Remember This Fact. That if you want reliable watches or clocks at low prices you must go to Leutje & Brand’s: * jlott DO z To Ice Consumers. pared to deliver ice city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to, tf ce Sd All Recommend It. Ask your physi ad y nda about Senoor gest your friends about Shiloh’s re oO now a political dead duck, having been “Populistic and Anarchistic crowd” to take a back seat. The sympathy of a large and respectable element of the Democracy goes out to poor Hill; Cleveland; ‘Whitney, Carlisle & Co. Alas, they-arein the soup: take place last: evening, owing to the Deputy, A gentleman named — Gantelow is The Union Iee Company is now -pre-. books to any part of the . Pe be a: John Cald ell. Jegee f the Gon of the County of } evada, ates of Galirornia: fe ‘com 8a THE PIVOTAL STATE, is the Battleground. Se such a way that they will turn out and work for McKinley. They will havea _. hard fight on their hands, and it will . McKinley. Four years ago the Repub: > ic Convention. If an independent ticket, he will carry the Pacific Slope States, besides the . would prove disastrous: to succes "SE AOS seg ex ses In discussion the question: Hanna said: -“Silver-men from the Pacific Coast and far’ Western States port a Democratic Presidential candidate, that they will never get any Republican party.” } 0g Where It Stands. “No man anywhere throughout the country doubts where the Republican party stands today,” says Mr. McKinley. “It stands for a re-united country: it stands for the American factory, the American farm, the American fireside, for American labor and American wages and Amerj prosperity throughout every part of ‘our much-loved land. It stands for.a protective tariff that protects every American interest: it pve: for reciprocity that reciprocates, Senator Yoorhles Claims That California take diplomacy to carry the State for4 Se St “POE Tay Mark . Alas of Columbia, yes. 1, no 5;, New Mexico no, 6; Indian Territory, no, 6; Okla-. will learn to their sorrow, if they sup,homa, no, 6. Total ayes, 356; nays, . 566; absent, 4; not voting, 2. NOT FOR GROVER, Alls Own Party Revndiates His Financia! Administration. CLEVELAND, July 8—Senator E. C.! <Cuicaco, July 9—Governor Altgeld Voorhies and Colonel L. L:-Bromwell of ‘just said Ilinois will not vote for California were visitors to Mark Hanna Bryan for President, today., They came to lay before Mr. ‘The vote on Hill’s resolution com-. P' Hanna the necessity of making Califor. mending the administration resulted @ . nia the battleground of the McKinley as follows: Alabama, no, 22; Arkansas, fight, claiming it to be the piyotal State, ‘no, 16; California, yes 7, no 6,. absent 5; They said free silver now had the call.’ Colorado, no, 8; Connecticut, yes, 12; Senator:Voorhies said:"“We want Delaware, yes 5, no 1; Florida, yes 7; -. Hanna and the rest of the National no 1, Georgia, yes 1, no 16; Idaho, no 6, te Committee to put McKinley’s position . Dinois, no, 48; Indiana, no, 30; Towa, Is needed by poor, tired mothers, over,. on the financial problem before them in ; no, 26; Kansas, no, 20; Kentucky, 10, . 26; Louisiana, no, 16; Maine, yes, 11; ; Maryland, yes, 16; Massachusetts, yes ; 28, 26 1, not voting 1; Michigan, yes, 28; “7 Se yes 17, no 1; Mississippi, no, . Women tortured ‘with ri 18; Missouri, no, 34; Montana, no, 6; licans imagined they had a cinch. It Nebraska, no, 16; Nevada, no, 6; New did not work, and the Democrats car-. Hampshire, yes, 8; New Jersey, yes; 20; {ried everything in the State, Much de-. New York, yes, 72; North Carolina, no, pends upon the action of the Democrat-' 22; North Dakota, no, 6; Ohio, no, 46 “6; financial relief until it comes from the Investing in Mines. ‘More San Francisco business men are seeking investments in gold mines this year than ever before known im the history-of the ‘State, says the Oroville Register. Dull trade in the metropolis has caused business men there to seek new fields for making money and the-gold field is the most promis. ing one. No region offers better opportunities for investment than Nevada county. Hoon’s Prits are easy to take, easy to Operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness, headache. At Nevada City, July 1 1 to the wife of Percy nip Bac Watters, a daughter. A. 0. U. W.. TAKE NOTICE. “A public meeting of the A. QO: U. Wwill be held at 5 Nevada Theatre, Wednesday Eve’g, July 15th. Grand Master Workman, : WM. VINTER, Will address the meeting. There will be a fine rogram of Liter—— musical exe; y embers will meet at their Hall at 8 o'clock P. 4: sharp, and march in a bod to the Theatre. —~ . &@EVERYBODY INVITED. @@ By order of r ; J. E. ISAAC, M. W. Q. E. AsHEurn, Recorder, _—_-_td Adjudication of Insolvency. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEY I County, State of California. = In the matter of J. T. Cline, Insolvent DebJ. T. Cline, having filed in this Court h: petition, sched tule and ioveusory “4 “4 insole » by whie' a rs that he 4 solvent debtor, the sald J. Tt Clive fect ecla: to be insolvent. The Sheriff -of the County of Nevada is hereby directed on of all the Fear i) real and personal, of the said J. T. eae, debtor, except such as may be b Ww exempt trom execution, and of d vouchers, ot sonee —_ pers, — to p the same safely u: @ppointment an his: estate. of forbidden to par any debts to the said tg — nt, or a iver any bel ng or toan rion fiers s or meacelasion toe we use. he salt debtor is herebv forbidden to nd appear before the Hon. ———— ‘A Good Everybody — Is Tired Out ~~ . After the Fourth. , Teller declares for Oregon, no, 8; Pennsylvania, yes, 64; free silver and protection, and runs on} Rhode Island, yes, 8; South Carolina, all . no, 18; South Dakota, yes, 8; Tennessee, in; no, 24; Texas, no, 80; Utah, no, 6; Verterior Western States. Such a move ' mont, yes, 8; Virginia, no, 24; Washj McKinley’s . ington, yes 3, no 5; West Virginia, no Hy z ka, yes, 6; Arizona, no, 6; District: ce “Hood’s Pills Where to Go. When your watch needs repairing liable firm of Leutje & sot want toon pomitive tua ten io beent done just right. It Is Delicious, pont it ae Gaylord’s. tated and run down because.of poor, thin. and impoverished blood. Help is needed by the nervous sufferer, the ralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh. le Help When Hood’s Sarsaparilie begins to enrich, purify and vitalize the blood, and t] sreane crtaricate bers mai ad because Sarsaparilla are the only pills to take with Hood’s Barsaparilia, i, Take a rest for a few days and then we'll have . something new for you. L. HYMA N & CO., Commercial st., near Main, Nevada CityTime-— in open Cou of the rtrooi : : a Seca aeienicas Court, in the sie of Nevada Ret te . 7 ester ow asics Pompom waste. Yet fe cost, wil eee he ARRIVALS AT THE at ton o'glork a. m. of that day, ta prove thei; sd : larly wos it Ie capable of xt is proper + BegU_UNION Ho aaa po pes ore OF ~ Rales. Who does your wate wosk? Hoon you ever tried us? Fa en ee SO. DE Za 1 ie pean thas the order be pubos aiid watches are ebcrasvatghmakers as there ‘ars’ fe eke Main Street, Nevada City, lished in the Nevapa Damy Tra a do only the best ah, > utfrom parts of the coast. We —~— * : afer rntation, Publishes Betncres pong Fon here you live. No misnaree 200 uly lowest peives, ; NORTHWAY & MORRIS, in the ay of, evada, Souney of evada, as }.-.4).°°' If your watch needs fixing, and you can't eit fe whl te : d paper ispublished before . ”. ad perfectly safe to vend ie ata nt bring it, It will be (g Mepametons Was hake ae mreae ataretre , weg : J; B. Jones, Relief Hin, ‘. Mime all ings “Against the. sald fa: By RegisteredMai) 9° = bret oe mee emer a,” Dated July cane or by Expr © i . A. Landsburg, Relig CALDWELL. ress, OG Hanan, Sen Francisco, ; * TSE WALLING, attorney for Insolvent Ea? 28 Merchant, $100 Reward! there may te . ’ 73 . Dr. Baldy, Grass Valley [Company offers the atove reward for A Weddi § FL. Arbogast, Blowaana? i eee a : ‘S a Beeme,, ORR. OGG et 3 ¢. B. St. Clair, Darktown cleaning you should take it tothe ola E 2 Help Comes Quickly . the weak and broken down sys__ nd all blood diseases, onee ee lip Monier ag wagon v . county, vy pet of the we a Gixe fhe horses . yay. Monie heels of the his legs, ¢ }is thought’ friends will County s ; following by the Boaz following de } general fun f. Miller, off ficPhetres, x b, $18.50. §. Ashburn, y 8. Redmayns Bsig, 60: Jobnson, con on Bros., sha: il & Mel its, $57.75. stable fees—( _ Loehr $48.4 ) E. Northup McPhetres, . Road Conven 'Trebilcox, J bn affidavits, & Shaw, mo i. Martin, s ollowing den General Roa: Aabor on ro surveying, $ bas Road C lowing den yenoral Fur . . S. Holbr Bim of Mick pr was cons = Superior following bi in the Supe John Caldwel C0. White vs. Bys additiona nt granted d i. McKenzie ren days addit ff to prepare s 8 of Caroli Order of pu tors. ~~ e@e on’t Delay R ® are but a. voters may ge ba vote in the pesident and i: smen, Superi Fand Senators ; registration —_~--8eifference in t ol places in ] ® thermomete . At Grass’ . the prevailing rooms, the t! ost of the da: ity all ye. wh uSre, ? Bring In You prsons desirin of the Traw t offer, should lain these pict er for at least