July 10, 1901 (4 pages)

ey Shortag, ais ig Discuss the On10aG0, July 9—Behind ‘Closed carefully guarded doors, the Sup Lodge of the Knights of Pytnias toi met hére in special session to Coueld alleged ‘“injudicious hand ing of . funds of the Endowment Rank of order.” It is said $500,000, the en surplus of the Endowment Rank; e : been so badly handled during the », few years that it is Unavailable for y : except at a great sacrifice, Meanwh the death rate has increased tO such extent that.the Rank is $400,000 bebin on death claims, Along with a dis cussion of the proper treatment i officials said to be responsible for condition, will g} consideration : meacures for the restoration of th Renk to its former basis, 4 8pecia. assessment on insured members and Jincrease in the monthly Payments op insurance were ssid to be Probable by members of the Supreme Lodge befon they went into.session. The meetj will continue, three days or pian longer, it is thought. ' VS co dh U6 Tue celebrated Rainier Boer Now on drau ght at TUTTLE’s. 65 cents. j10-t . The Handsomest Woman n Nevad City — at Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive Organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Bq moves the bowels every day, and +CUPeg . indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the ‘complexion, and Gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 60c.a package. For sale by H. Dick. erman, sole agent. tf ) A good name. to remember, Thomas Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros, R& CO, $1.00) la City. Cl] \ on is about over and as it will ; to wind it up, we have cut SBE WINDOW! y over. Our suits that sold at all go today at ,00 N EACH ‘SUIT. Order your suit taken out. . $1.00) SUI t last long. a IER & Co. SHIONED : WAY ck was to lubricate the works ight for the turnips our grand‘CAREFUL HANDLING. bylpiece. Each minute wheel must be ard the movement. We clean and repair adjusted frequently, years are added -HARTUNG, pa herm, ee ( ’ 'W STORE. Grocery Store is not a he oldest grocery house . s established in 1870. ; to have good, clean, amily groceries. The ark. LLOY, Grocer. UMIMER SHOES. [D SHOE, in button and lace. icé, $1 35.SHOES, htgh, narrow, coil ‘id all oyér the State for $3-_D TIES. A cool Summer ce, $1 90. Sale price, $1 00. ES. Regular price, $1 45: 7 ® ‘ont, Main Streét, ASS VALLEY , Grass Valley Stores, Main 571 ot : Nevada City . * pss Ab ing ~ 1\HE TRANSCRIPT. >, July 10, 1901 eeewere WEDNESDAY. E. L. Gibbens is here from San Francisco. pa E. M. Lynn and O. Tabor are here from Sacramento. ; F. ©. Hensley and J. H. Brill are here from San Francisco. Daniel Dever came up from Grass Valley this morning, en route to Dow-nieville. : Manager Geo, A. Ray of Eureka sawmills was in town yesterday. Hesays the mill is running in full blast and they will turn out more lumber this’year than they have for years. D. Doody came down from Downieville yesterday and left this morning for Marysville. : : Mrs, M. Scott of Colfax arrived here last evening and left this morning for Camptonville. John Drabek of Omega is visiting the county geat. 8. A. Marchant is down. from the Yuba mine. ‘ ue W. May left this morning for Wasbington. : * W. J. Langeoin is here from Sacra“mento. E, F. Jefferies of Oakland is here on a visit. J. W. Davis was over from You Bet yesterday. : Robert Shetterly of Spenceville was in town today.¢ ; Edwin Tilley, who has been laid up again. ee a Dr, Julian Dobbins of Grass Valley will be heard at the Pan-American en. tertainment to morrow evening. Mrs. J. H. Ounard and daughter arrived here last evening from Oakland ‘and left to-day for North Bloomfield, where they will visit. J. P. -English and family have returned to the Obampion mine’ at May bert. : Daniel Derser of Grass Valley visited North San Juan today. T. J. Harvey of Oamptonville left this morning for San Francisco. : Josiah Glasson of North Bloomfield is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. B. Treadwell. T. A. Patterson of New York arrived here last evening and will leave tomorrow for Forest Oity, where he is interested in mining property. Miss Denicker arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left . this morning for Downieville., _ P. S. Morris, postmaster at Forest City, who has been here spending a few days, returned home thie morning. W. H. Smith Jr., wifeand daughter who have been here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith Sr., returned to’ Lundy today. Miss Frankie Dorsey, of Floriston, . who has been here on & visit to Mies Emily Seaman, returned home today. J. H. Currier is here from Oregon. H. 8. Kirk of Oakland arrived here last evening on a visit with the Oarpenter family, of Selby Flat. . 9.0. Loane of San Francisco is here spending a few days. : Personal Happenings. : Yotes For insurance see T. B. Gray." _ The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on If tyou want @ good, cool drink. of beer—the very best in town—drop in and sée Wm.Harry. _ m7-tf The Handkerchief Club was entertained at whist last evening by Miss Gertrude Goyne. — wee Thomas Leonard, Jr., yesterday pleaded guilty to a charge of battery: before Justice Beard ofSweetland was fined $15. 3 John Scalveni and partner of Gas‘ton have bonded the Grizzly mine in El Dorado county to a San Francisco Fcompany for $15,000. Everything up-to-date by the PanAmerican all-star Vaudeville Oo., Thursday, July 11, at the Theatre. For a/good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Oommercial street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tr ‘The New York Bakery, Geoge Hurst proprietor, is being renovated and improved. . Lemonade, Root Beer, Plain Soda with all flavors, 5 cents; ice cream 15 and 25 cents a plate with ladyfingers at Teglér’s, the swellest place in town. If reesidence lighting and gas ac counts for the month of June are paid to the Nevada County Gas and Electric Company by 8 o'clock tonight the charge will be reduced. A cement walk is being laid in front of Interest. on Main street. . : James H. Bond, principal of the Sacramento high school has been elected principal of the Oakland high school at Gold Plat. He is a brother of Mrs. Fred Searls of Nevada City. Walter Rice, the ccntractor, left this morning for North Bloomfield, where he will erect a residence and office for Dr: Du Melieu. John Jack, Frank Kane, L. B. Self and Fred Timm accompanied him. ey For excellent fancy sammer drink call at Wm. Garry’s saloon, corner of Spring and Pine streets. m7-tf If you should desire anything in the drinking line you sbould call at the Grotto. It is the most popular resort in town and you are always given fair treatment. tf Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his-patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything elsé in the bakery line. tf. The apportionment of school money to Nevada county for the fiscal year beginning July ist, amounts to $12,767.04, or $8.12 foreach child. There are 4,092 school children in the cvunty. The United States Circuit Court has enjoined Sierra county to keep them from proceeding to collect the sheep tax of 10 cents per head apon 80,000 sheep belonging to P. L. Flanigan. Flanigan alleges the ordinance imposing the-tax is unconstitutional. ° A special train will be run to Nevada City on the evening of the appearance J. D. Jobneton of Los Angeles is. Of the Pan-American All Star Vaude. here on a visit to friends. Ernest Dulac arrived here today from Redwood City to attend hi . father’s funeral. . Died Yesterday. Louis Moscardini, who has been suffering from bloodpoisoning and whose leg was amputated a few days ago on that account, died yesterday at 12:30 . o'clock p.m. The deceased was a resident of s county for twenty-five -years;and leaves a wife, four daugh, & son, two brothers and a sister to urn his loss. He was aged 52 years, }9 months and 26 days. The funeral _will take place from Henry Lane’s ‘Undertaking Parlor’s tomorrow after“noon. . Four Chousand Perish. Lonpon, July 9.—A Shanghai dis‘patch to the Standard tells of a terrible ‘inundation in Kiargai province. More -than four thousand people were drowned. Death of Urs. Gaylor. INDIANAPOLIS, July .8—Mrs. Sarah °B. Taylor, ex-Governor of Kentucky, ‘but for more than a year a resident of Indianapolis, died early today of hemorrhage, resulting from heart disease. ‘Bhe was 40 years of age and waa born at Morgantown, Kentucky. : On a Reet. [Belle Turner Taylor, wife. of William . ville Oo, in which Dr. Julian Dobbins will sing. A first-class entertainment at Nevada Theatre tomorrow night. Prices, 15, 25 and 35 cents. ——__ * —_-+2@e Desperate Aet. > agen Vine, Nev., July 8.—This morning about 4 o'clock Mrs. Dan McQuarrie, during a fit of temporary insanity, attempted to cut her daughter’s throat with a penknife and then turned the weapon on herself and mutilated her throat near the jugular vein. Both are still alive, but the outcome is doubtfal. or gone to Grass Valley, but can be consulted as usual at the Union Hotel, Nevada City, until further notice. tf -~@e Ge Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector The QUAKER DOCTOR has nor} evade City. them and could not do énough to show their appreciation for the young muthe celebration and the regular Nevada City band acknowledged that the youngsters played the best assortment quested to join forces with the boys’ band and the organization, forty strong, discoursed music under the leadership of Professor E.B. Condy. : The boys tendered a: serenade to Jobn Martin of the Bay Oounties Electric Company. After listening to the music he galled Leader Condy aside and said that he had traveled a great deal, but had never seen any musical organization of boys that could compare with the Stockton band. He said he wanted to treat the boys, and Leader Condy thought perbaps that meant icecream. He was taken considerably aback when Mr. Martin put bis hand into his pocket and handed Mr. Condy a twenty-dollar piese for the band. The boys were taken to visit the Obampion mine and got there just as sbifts were being changed. The Superintendent wanted to know if the boys would not play a piece as the men came up the shaft. The miners were working 2400 feet deep, and on ascending the shaft when they’ had with rheumatics, is able to be about] of the property of Mrs. George Allen. reached the 800-foot level the band started to play, and the miners on reaching the surface were surpriced and delighted. They cheered heartily for the youngsters and after that the boys owned-the mine. The boys were housed in dormitory style. Cots were placed in a large room used for store purposes and here the twenty-five’ youngsters, bunked. with six of the men to look out for acertain hour and just before going to bed and after being arrayed in their night attire they were allowed a few minutes’ “free.and easy” and they had/. a-high old time. Ed Ladd tried to get a photograph of the boys, but did not succeed. — , ‘ Joe Bell and Fred Brown of the citizens’ committee were the ones to whom the boys are largely indebted for their good time, es Officers to be Installed. Tomorrow night the newly elected officers of Laurel Parlor, No 6, N. D. G. W., will be installed by District Depof this city. They will have a social time and every member is requested to be present. Superior Court. . The following business was transacted in the Superior Oourt today, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: ee A. Matteson vs. T. J. Waggoner et al. Demurrer to amended supplemental complaint was sustained by the court, Plaintiff given 15 days in which to amend said complaint. —_—_—— +o Going to Truckee. Dr. Francis Goeres, the famous Quaker Doctor will leave for Truckee Thursday noon. He has been very successful while in this city, and made many friends while here. There is no quackery about him, as those who sought his services can testify. Owo Killed in a Duel, Sante Fz, N. M., July 9.—Harry Daley of New York, a health-seeker, and Juhan Arias fought a duel this morning in J. E. Lacombe’s saloon. Arias was killed. Daley was fatally wounded and died a few hours later, They had quarreled over cards. i Bros. quantity, estimated at one-eighth the every five minutes. This ra entrance of disease germs im is not for the ing and strengthen er the m ‘When there is a natural and health flow of the blood through the of every description. and developmen tissues, tly claim an absolutely HEALTHY OR DISEASED circulation of tae blood, the entire t of the body, passes through the heart system ts the Ie filters out all that t of the body and nourish: nerves and bones, But, unfortunately, pure blood supply and perfect and exposed to innumerable diseases. enemy to mankind, enters the system Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema, Salt . GwentyDollar Gip. Met With Appreciation Ht Stockton Record: The boys’ band. hada great time at Nevada City. The] of music. The Nevada musicians re-. . them. They were all made to be in at}. aty Grand President Miss May Martiu/}roug! lood, * Scrofula, E Ri eer ‘Tetter —in fact the majority of human ailments —are caused by “ # PHONE, MAIN 551. e Freedom Circle Entertains in Honor of Srass Valley Delegation. Freedom Circle, No. 108, Companions of the Forest, held a social session last night in honor of the visit of a jJarge delegation from Court Pride, O. O. F., of Grass Valley. During the evening the following program was well rendered: Instrumental selection, Miss May Moore; recitation, Miss Clara Nancarrow; overture, Miss Nellie Baker; remarks, R. J. Ronchi; solo, H. L. Sweeney; ovérture, Miss Nellie Baker; solo, Miss Nellie Baker; recitation, H. L. Sweeney, remarks, H. M. Sandow; overture, Miss Nellie Baker; solo, Miss Lucy Frank; reading, Miss Annie Browning; recitation, Mise Baudonin; remarks, W. M. Browning; remarks, H. L. Sweeney. The program was folfowed by a collation. Grand Chief Ohampion, Mrs, *Picoulet, has’.appointed R. J. Ronchi grand district deputy for this jurisdiction. ~~ Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in. the Postoffice at Nevada City, July 10, 1901. Bloch, Chas. Crawford, Chas. Davis, O. Hastings, Mr. : : Knight, E, F. ies Moeller, Anthony Mouriac, Jos. O’Connor, Mrs. Chas. O'Donnell, Mrs. Annie . Richie, J. R. Roush, Mrs. J. Rodigues, Fran Schinnerstein, J. Schuell, Miss Mabei Soares, Eva F Seegar, George Smith. Mrs. Vera Thors, John Tucker, H. T. as Tretheway, J. J. ; . Wylie, J. M. if not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised pay afee of one cent for each letter. L. S. Cargins, Postmaster. ee The QUAKER DOOTOR has nor gone to Grass Valley, but can be consulted as usual at the Union Hotel, Nevada City, until further notice. tf = has a fascination—a hold upon its This TEA is especially adapted for — ai CED, OR RUSSIAN, pecsaaltagre orga way it produces a cup of peculiar GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, TEA PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL — Durno-Emmett Siow. Ghe First Performance Wilt Be Siven Friday Night, * The opening performance of the Durno Emmet Company at the Theater next Monday evening will be largely attended, unlese all signs fail. The high reputation of this organization always insures a crowded house. ““Darno, the magician, is said to bea wonder. One of his illusions, the trunk trick, is reported to be very clever. In this his assistant is put in a bag, which is tied witha string and sealed ‘by a committee’ from the audience, Thenthe assistant. is placed in a (strong trank, which, after being looked, is tied tightly with a rope. Durno takes a position in front of the trunk and draws a curtain. The committee, in a very short time, removes the curtain, To the surprise of the onlookers, the assistant is stand‘ing in the spot where Durno had stood, and when the trunk is untied and unlocked and the seal broken, the magician is found inside the sack. Hugh J. Emmett, the entertainer and ventriloquist, always makes a great hit with the audience, keeping them in a roar of laughter much of the time. His work: is original, and must be seen to be appreciated. : ahieemenambasiads “THE UNITED STATES FIDELITY and GUARANTY ~—CUWPREY,° CASH RESOURCES OVER $2,600,000 00 : WE BOND Officers and Employes of Banks and Trust Companies, Building and Loan Associations, Fraternal Orders and Cashiers, Bookkeepers and Treasurers. WE BOND Brewers, Distillers, Tobacco and Cigar Manufacturers and we issue bonds for United States Government, State, City and County Officers and Employes. THIS COMPANY ISSUES BONDS in Judicial Proceedings in every City and at every County Courthouse in the United States. BONDS for Railroad Officers and Exhployes a specialty. MAX H. ISOARD Agent rush has cleared away we are and see our NEW GOODS. THE CELEBRATION IS OVER . For this year, and those who failed to celebrate have missed a good thing. But after the smoke of our Fourth of July still able to offer to the ladies BARGAINS IK DRY and FANCY GOODS, At our establishment, at any time. Special inducéments are now offered in SUMMER GOODS and NOVELTIES. Call SNELL @ Cor. Broad and Pine FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. ee ae Tbe potatoes we offer are as sound asa bell, mealy when cooked and of excellent flavor. OUR POTATOES i are dry, sound and of fine tast. ONIONS are arriving in fresh Jots daily. Tender as the morning dew. Just strong enough to be delightful. SIGOURNEY, Saratoga Chips. _ &r. Jouns, N. F , July 9—The British’ steamer . Delmar, from.Rundee, June 29th, which struck on a reef in ‘Blackhead Oove yesterday during a Mense fog and then sent ashore at Renews, on the-east coast of Newamong old aaeeily 4 thin and listed and sank during the night. The srew left her at midnight. The captain nd chief officer remained after the others, but were forced to abandon the 1 later. : 3 blood, Malaria Causes Billousness, Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic remove cause. pos A long, sweet smoke, ‘Thomas Paine tor sale at Rector Bros. ah that engenpoisons or banal inasugesh The Blood Is the Source and impoverished blood. id foundiand, is a total wreck today. She Ped netitealizes blood poisons an humors, sores, sinenid ulcers and rheumatic pains are comof All Strength whose blood because of the lack of the red corpuscles that give evidence some constitutional or blood trouble, which salves, crigiuate'in the bldod, whether that originate in the Ww itching eruptions, muscular or bone wach an 86'S which nt only ate . ae every’ ISUMMER MILLINERY is sold, we will sell at greatly “GASH GROCER. -ClosingSeason’s Sale. DIES—From now ov“ and until everything in reduced prices. This will give you an opportunity to get your MILLINERY FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY VERY REASONABLE, at ‘Miss EB. EB. Exceft’s Sailors, 75 cts; Geruine. Mexican Sombreros 50 cts; Installation of Officers. The following ofticers of Oustomah lodge, No. 16, 1. O. O. F., were last night.installed by Josiah Glasson D. D. G. M., as follows: N. G., 8. W. Medlin; R.G., N. J. Rohr; W., J. J. Stephens; C., John Waters; I. G., G. Cammings; O. G., J. F. Hook; R. 8. N. G., Samuel Clutter; L. 8. N. G.,:.J. F. Shaw; L. 8. V. G., J. ‘Polmere. Drink Cook’s Water. It purifies the ‘Ladies Should Not Forget That quality as well as price should be considered, when they are about to purchase an article of any kind. Quality Always Goes with the Price pies, sae W. A. GRAWFORD’S Call and see our latest in SUMMER DRY GOODS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. TABLE DELICACIES. — Pickled Pigs Feet Gried ‘to KU. Vinenua Orsy, Nev., July 9—Mrs. Dan McQuarrie, during a fit of temporary insanity, this morning attempted to cut her daughter’s throat with a penknife, and then turned the weapon on herself, and matilated her throat near the jugular vein. Both are still alive but the outcome is doubtful. Coon, sharp Rainier Beer at the OwL. 5 cents a glass. : jid-tt ° 10c per Ib 20c per Ib 35c each 35C per Ib Limberger CheeseSwiss Cheese . Pickles 10c a quart Ripe Olives 25c a quart Cream Cheese “ 3 for 25 cts Cream Cheese ~ 6 for 25 cts Abalone = = 20cCacan JELL-O « piss loc a pkge eehive Grocery — Jacksons D STRONG SHOES ---.-5 or Boy's. We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICE $1.75 TO $2,—according to size. Also an Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In-the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Oalf, Price from $2 50 up: BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Diamonds, Silverware, With Ebony Brushes engreves Plate —AT— c, J. BRAND’S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, a5 CENTS A BOTTLE. THE PRESERVATION HEALTH — Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and-cleanliness. ‘Foley's: Ico Cream Parlors Nevada Oity x Commercial Btreet, RoSughaw Sombreros, 35c; Children’s Sombreros, 25¢; all best quality Wied Bake on = oe Pe S F = ~

ey Shortag, ais ig Discuss the On10aG0, July 9—Behind ‘Closed carefully guarded doors, the Sup Lodge of the Knights of Pytnias toi met hére in special session to Coueld alleged ‘“injudicious hand ing of . funds of the Endowment Rank of order.” It is said $500,000, the en surplus of the Endowment Rank; e : been so badly handled during the », few years that it is Unavailable for y : except at a great sacrifice, Meanwh the death rate has increased tO such extent that.the Rank is $400,000 bebin on death claims, Along with a dis cussion of the proper treatment i officials said to be responsible for condition, will g} consideration : meacures for the restoration of th Renk to its former basis, 4 8pecia. assessment on insured members and Jincrease in the monthly Payments op insurance were ssid to be Probable by members of the Supreme Lodge befon they went into.session. The meetj will continue, three days or pian longer, it is thought. ' VS co dh U6 Tue celebrated Rainier Boer Now on drau ght at TUTTLE’s. 65 cents. j10-t . The Handsomest Woman n Nevad City — at Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive Organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Bq moves the bowels every day, and +CUPeg . indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the ‘complexion, and Gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 60c.a package. For sale by H. Dick. erman, sole agent. tf ) A good name. to remember, Thomas Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros, R& CO, $1.00) la City. Cl] \ on is about over and as it will ; to wind it up, we have cut SBE WINDOW! y over. Our suits that sold at all go today at ,00 N EACH ‘SUIT. Order your suit taken out. . $1.00) SUI t last long. a IER & Co. SHIONED : WAY ck was to lubricate the works ight for the turnips our grand‘CAREFUL HANDLING. bylpiece. Each minute wheel must be ard the movement. We clean and repair adjusted frequently, years are added -HARTUNG, pa herm, ee ( ’ 'W STORE. Grocery Store is not a he oldest grocery house . s established in 1870. ; to have good, clean, amily groceries. The ark. LLOY, Grocer. UMIMER SHOES. [D SHOE, in button and lace. icé, $1 35.SHOES, htgh, narrow, coil ‘id all oyér the State for $3-_D TIES. A cool Summer ce, $1 90. Sale price, $1 00. ES. Regular price, $1 45: 7 ® ‘ont, Main Streét, ASS VALLEY , Grass Valley Stores, Main 571 ot : Nevada City . * pss Ab ing ~ 1\HE TRANSCRIPT. >, July 10, 1901 eeewere WEDNESDAY. E. L. Gibbens is here from San Francisco. pa E. M. Lynn and O. Tabor are here from Sacramento. ; F. ©. Hensley and J. H. Brill are here from San Francisco. Daniel Dever came up from Grass Valley this morning, en route to Dow-nieville. : Manager Geo, A. Ray of Eureka sawmills was in town yesterday. Hesays the mill is running in full blast and they will turn out more lumber this’year than they have for years. D. Doody came down from Downieville yesterday and left this morning for Marysville. : : Mrs, M. Scott of Colfax arrived here last evening and left this morning for Camptonville. John Drabek of Omega is visiting the county geat. 8. A. Marchant is down. from the Yuba mine. ‘ ue W. May left this morning for Wasbington. : * W. J. Langeoin is here from Sacra“mento. E, F. Jefferies of Oakland is here on a visit. J. W. Davis was over from You Bet yesterday. : Robert Shetterly of Spenceville was in town today.¢ ; Edwin Tilley, who has been laid up again. ee a Dr, Julian Dobbins of Grass Valley will be heard at the Pan-American en. tertainment to morrow evening. Mrs. J. H. Ounard and daughter arrived here last evening from Oakland ‘and left to-day for North Bloomfield, where they will visit. J. P. -English and family have returned to the Obampion mine’ at May bert. : Daniel Derser of Grass Valley visited North San Juan today. T. J. Harvey of Oamptonville left this morning for San Francisco. : Josiah Glasson of North Bloomfield is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. B. Treadwell. T. A. Patterson of New York arrived here last evening and will leave tomorrow for Forest Oity, where he is interested in mining property. Miss Denicker arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left . this morning for Downieville., _ P. S. Morris, postmaster at Forest City, who has been here spending a few days, returned home thie morning. W. H. Smith Jr., wifeand daughter who have been here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith Sr., returned to’ Lundy today. Miss Frankie Dorsey, of Floriston, . who has been here on & visit to Mies Emily Seaman, returned home today. J. H. Currier is here from Oregon. H. 8. Kirk of Oakland arrived here last evening on a visit with the Oarpenter family, of Selby Flat. . 9.0. Loane of San Francisco is here spending a few days. : Personal Happenings. : Yotes For insurance see T. B. Gray." _ The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on If tyou want @ good, cool drink. of beer—the very best in town—drop in and sée Wm.Harry. _ m7-tf The Handkerchief Club was entertained at whist last evening by Miss Gertrude Goyne. — wee Thomas Leonard, Jr., yesterday pleaded guilty to a charge of battery: before Justice Beard ofSweetland was fined $15. 3 John Scalveni and partner of Gas‘ton have bonded the Grizzly mine in El Dorado county to a San Francisco Fcompany for $15,000. Everything up-to-date by the PanAmerican all-star Vaudeville Oo., Thursday, July 11, at the Theatre. For a/good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Oommercial street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tr ‘The New York Bakery, Geoge Hurst proprietor, is being renovated and improved. . Lemonade, Root Beer, Plain Soda with all flavors, 5 cents; ice cream 15 and 25 cents a plate with ladyfingers at Teglér’s, the swellest place in town. If reesidence lighting and gas ac counts for the month of June are paid to the Nevada County Gas and Electric Company by 8 o'clock tonight the charge will be reduced. A cement walk is being laid in front of Interest. on Main street. . : James H. Bond, principal of the Sacramento high school has been elected principal of the Oakland high school at Gold Plat. He is a brother of Mrs. Fred Searls of Nevada City. Walter Rice, the ccntractor, left this morning for North Bloomfield, where he will erect a residence and office for Dr: Du Melieu. John Jack, Frank Kane, L. B. Self and Fred Timm accompanied him. ey For excellent fancy sammer drink call at Wm. Garry’s saloon, corner of Spring and Pine streets. m7-tf If you should desire anything in the drinking line you sbould call at the Grotto. It is the most popular resort in town and you are always given fair treatment. tf Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his-patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything elsé in the bakery line. tf. The apportionment of school money to Nevada county for the fiscal year beginning July ist, amounts to $12,767.04, or $8.12 foreach child. There are 4,092 school children in the cvunty. The United States Circuit Court has enjoined Sierra county to keep them from proceeding to collect the sheep tax of 10 cents per head apon 80,000 sheep belonging to P. L. Flanigan. Flanigan alleges the ordinance imposing the-tax is unconstitutional. ° A special train will be run to Nevada City on the evening of the appearance J. D. Jobneton of Los Angeles is. Of the Pan-American All Star Vaude. here on a visit to friends. Ernest Dulac arrived here today from Redwood City to attend hi . father’s funeral. . Died Yesterday. Louis Moscardini, who has been suffering from bloodpoisoning and whose leg was amputated a few days ago on that account, died yesterday at 12:30 . o'clock p.m. The deceased was a resident of s county for twenty-five -years;and leaves a wife, four daugh, & son, two brothers and a sister to urn his loss. He was aged 52 years, }9 months and 26 days. The funeral _will take place from Henry Lane’s ‘Undertaking Parlor’s tomorrow after“noon. . Four Chousand Perish. Lonpon, July 9.—A Shanghai dis‘patch to the Standard tells of a terrible ‘inundation in Kiargai province. More -than four thousand people were drowned. Death of Urs. Gaylor. INDIANAPOLIS, July .8—Mrs. Sarah °B. Taylor, ex-Governor of Kentucky, ‘but for more than a year a resident of Indianapolis, died early today of hemorrhage, resulting from heart disease. ‘Bhe was 40 years of age and waa born at Morgantown, Kentucky. : On a Reet. [Belle Turner Taylor, wife. of William . ville Oo, in which Dr. Julian Dobbins will sing. A first-class entertainment at Nevada Theatre tomorrow night. Prices, 15, 25 and 35 cents. ——__ * —_-+2@e Desperate Aet. > agen Vine, Nev., July 8.—This morning about 4 o'clock Mrs. Dan McQuarrie, during a fit of temporary insanity, attempted to cut her daughter’s throat with a penknife and then turned the weapon on herself and mutilated her throat near the jugular vein. Both are still alive, but the outcome is doubtfal. or gone to Grass Valley, but can be consulted as usual at the Union Hotel, Nevada City, until further notice. tf -~@e Ge Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector The QUAKER DOCTOR has nor} evade City. them and could not do énough to show their appreciation for the young muthe celebration and the regular Nevada City band acknowledged that the youngsters played the best assortment quested to join forces with the boys’ band and the organization, forty strong, discoursed music under the leadership of Professor E.B. Condy. : The boys tendered a: serenade to Jobn Martin of the Bay Oounties Electric Company. After listening to the music he galled Leader Condy aside and said that he had traveled a great deal, but had never seen any musical organization of boys that could compare with the Stockton band. He said he wanted to treat the boys, and Leader Condy thought perbaps that meant icecream. He was taken considerably aback when Mr. Martin put bis hand into his pocket and handed Mr. Condy a twenty-dollar piese for the band. The boys were taken to visit the Obampion mine and got there just as sbifts were being changed. The Superintendent wanted to know if the boys would not play a piece as the men came up the shaft. The miners were working 2400 feet deep, and on ascending the shaft when they’ had with rheumatics, is able to be about] of the property of Mrs. George Allen. reached the 800-foot level the band started to play, and the miners on reaching the surface were surpriced and delighted. They cheered heartily for the youngsters and after that the boys owned-the mine. The boys were housed in dormitory style. Cots were placed in a large

room used for store purposes and here the twenty-five’ youngsters, bunked. with six of the men to look out for acertain hour and just before going to bed and after being arrayed in their night attire they were allowed a few minutes’ “free.and easy” and they had/. a-high old time. Ed Ladd tried to get a photograph of the boys, but did not succeed. — , ‘ Joe Bell and Fred Brown of the citizens’ committee were the ones to whom the boys are largely indebted for their good time, es Officers to be Installed. Tomorrow night the newly elected officers of Laurel Parlor, No 6, N. D. G. W., will be installed by District Depof this city. They will have a social time and every member is requested to be present. Superior Court. . The following business was transacted in the Superior Oourt today, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: ee A. Matteson vs. T. J. Waggoner et al. Demurrer to amended supplemental complaint was sustained by the court, Plaintiff given 15 days in which to amend said complaint. —_—_—— +o Going to Truckee. Dr. Francis Goeres, the famous Quaker Doctor will leave for Truckee Thursday noon. He has been very successful while in this city, and made many friends while here. There is no quackery about him, as those who sought his services can testify. Owo Killed in a Duel, Sante Fz, N. M., July 9.—Harry Daley of New York, a health-seeker, and Juhan Arias fought a duel this morning in J. E. Lacombe’s saloon. Arias was killed. Daley was fatally wounded and died a few hours later, They had quarreled over cards. i Bros. quantity, estimated at one-eighth the every five minutes. This ra entrance of disease germs im is not for the ing and strengthen er the m ‘When there is a natural and health flow of the blood through the of every description. and developmen tissues, tly claim an absolutely HEALTHY OR DISEASED circulation of tae blood, the entire t of the body, passes through the heart system ts the Ie filters out all that t of the body and nourish: nerves and bones, But, unfortunately, pure blood supply and perfect and exposed to innumerable diseases. enemy to mankind, enters the system Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema, Salt . GwentyDollar Gip. Met With Appreciation Ht Stockton Record: The boys’ band. hada great time at Nevada City. The] of music. The Nevada musicians re-. . them. They were all made to be in at}. aty Grand President Miss May Martiu/}roug! lood, * Scrofula, E Ri eer ‘Tetter —in fact the majority of human ailments —are caused by “ # PHONE, MAIN 551. e Freedom Circle Entertains in Honor of Srass Valley Delegation. Freedom Circle, No. 108, Companions of the Forest, held a social session last night in honor of the visit of a jJarge delegation from Court Pride, O. O. F., of Grass Valley. During the evening the following program was well rendered: Instrumental selection, Miss May Moore; recitation, Miss Clara Nancarrow; overture, Miss Nellie Baker; remarks, R. J. Ronchi; solo, H. L. Sweeney; ovérture, Miss Nellie Baker; solo, Miss Nellie Baker; recitation, H. L. Sweeney, remarks, H. M. Sandow; overture, Miss Nellie Baker; solo, Miss Lucy Frank; reading, Miss Annie Browning; recitation, Mise Baudonin; remarks, W. M. Browning; remarks, H. L. Sweeney. The program was folfowed by a collation. Grand Chief Ohampion, Mrs, *Picoulet, has’.appointed R. J. Ronchi grand district deputy for this jurisdiction. ~~ Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in. the Postoffice at Nevada City, July 10, 1901. Bloch, Chas. Crawford, Chas. Davis, O. Hastings, Mr. : : Knight, E, F. ies Moeller, Anthony Mouriac, Jos. O’Connor, Mrs. Chas. O'Donnell, Mrs. Annie . Richie, J. R. Roush, Mrs. J. Rodigues, Fran Schinnerstein, J. Schuell, Miss Mabei Soares, Eva F Seegar, George Smith. Mrs. Vera Thors, John Tucker, H. T. as Tretheway, J. J. ; . Wylie, J. M. if not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised pay afee of one cent for each letter. L. S. Cargins, Postmaster. ee The QUAKER DOOTOR has nor gone to Grass Valley, but can be consulted as usual at the Union Hotel, Nevada City, until further notice. tf = has a fascination—a hold upon its This TEA is especially adapted for — ai CED, OR RUSSIAN, pecsaaltagre orga way it produces a cup of peculiar GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, TEA PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL — Durno-Emmett Siow. Ghe First Performance Wilt Be Siven Friday Night, * The opening performance of the Durno Emmet Company at the Theater next Monday evening will be largely attended, unlese all signs fail. The high reputation of this organization always insures a crowded house. ““Darno, the magician, is said to bea wonder. One of his illusions, the trunk trick, is reported to be very clever. In this his assistant is put in a bag, which is tied witha string and sealed ‘by a committee’ from the audience, Thenthe assistant. is placed in a (strong trank, which, after being looked, is tied tightly with a rope. Durno takes a position in front of the trunk and draws a curtain. The committee, in a very short time, removes the curtain, To the surprise of the onlookers, the assistant is stand‘ing in the spot where Durno had stood, and when the trunk is untied and unlocked and the seal broken, the magician is found inside the sack. Hugh J. Emmett, the entertainer and ventriloquist, always makes a great hit with the audience, keeping them in a roar of laughter much of the time. His work: is original, and must be seen to be appreciated. : ahieemenambasiads “THE UNITED STATES FIDELITY and GUARANTY ~—CUWPREY,° CASH RESOURCES OVER $2,600,000 00 : WE BOND Officers and Employes of Banks and Trust Companies, Building and Loan Associations, Fraternal Orders and Cashiers, Bookkeepers and Treasurers. WE BOND Brewers, Distillers, Tobacco and Cigar Manufacturers and we issue bonds for United States Government, State, City and County Officers and Employes. THIS COMPANY ISSUES BONDS in Judicial Proceedings in every City and at every County Courthouse in the United States. BONDS for Railroad Officers and Exhployes a specialty. MAX H. ISOARD Agent rush has cleared away we are and see our NEW GOODS. THE CELEBRATION IS OVER . For this year, and those who failed to celebrate have missed a good thing. But after the smoke of our Fourth of July still able to offer to the ladies BARGAINS IK DRY and FANCY GOODS, At our establishment, at any time.. Special inducéments are now offered in SUMMER GOODS and NOVELTIES. Call SNELL @ Cor. Broad and Pine FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. ee ae Tbe potatoes we offer are as sound asa bell, mealy when cooked and of excellent flavor. OUR POTATOES i are dry, sound and of fine tast. ONIONS are arriving in fresh Jots daily. Tender as the morning dew. Just strong enough to be delightful. SIGOURNEY, Saratoga Chips. _ &r. Jouns, N. F , July 9—The British’ steamer . Delmar, from..Rundee, June 29th, which struck on a reef in ‘Blackhead Oove yesterday during a Mense fog and then sent ashore at Renews, on the-east coast of Newamong old aaeeily 4 thin and listed and sank during the night. The srew left her at midnight. The captain nd chief officer remained after the others, but were forced to abandon the 1 later. : 3 blood, Malaria Causes Billousness, Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic remove cause. pos A long, sweet smoke, ‘Thomas Paine tor sale at Rector Bros. ah that engenpoisons or banal inasugesh The Blood Is the Source and impoverished blood. id foundiand, is a total wreck today. She Ped netitealizes blood poisons an humors, sores, sinenid ulcers and rheumatic pains are comof All Strength whose blood because of the lack of the red corpuscles that give evidence some constitutional or blood trouble, which salves, crigiuate'in the bldod, whether that originate in the Ww itching eruptions, muscular or bone wach an 86'S which nt only ate . ae every’ ISUMMER MILLINERY is sold, we will sell at greatly “GASH GROCER. -ClosingSeason’s Sale. DIES—From now ov“ and until everything in reduced prices. This will give you an opportunity to get your MILLINERY FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY VERY REASONABLE, at ‘Miss EB. EB. Exceft’s Sailors, 75 cts; Geruine. Mexican Sombreros 50 cts; Installation of Officers. The following ofticers of Oustomah lodge, No. 16, 1. O. O. F., were last night.installed by Josiah Glasson D. D. G. M., as follows: N. G., 8. W. Medlin; R.G., N. J. Rohr; W., J. J. Stephens; C., John Waters; I. G., G. Cammings; O. G., J. F. Hook; R. 8. N. G., Samuel Clutter; L. 8. N. G.,:.J. F. Shaw; L. 8. V. G., J.. ‘Polmere. Drink Cook’s Water. It purifies the ‘Ladies Should Not Forget That quality as well as price should be considered, when they are about to purchase an article of any kind. Quality Always Goes with the Price pies, sae W. A. GRAWFORD’S Call and see our latest in SUMMER DRY GOODS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. TABLE DELICACIES. — Pickled Pigs Feet Gried ‘to KU. Vinenua Orsy, Nev., July 9—Mrs. Dan McQuarrie, during a fit of temporary insanity, this morning attempted to cut her daughter’s throat with a penknife, and then turned the weapon on herself, and matilated her throat near the jugular vein. Both are still alive but the outcome is doubtful. Coon, sharp Rainier Beer at the OwL. 5 cents a glass. : jid-tt ° 10c per Ib 20c per Ib 35c each 35C per Ib Limberger CheeseSwiss Cheese . Pickles 10c a quart Ripe Olives 25c a quart Cream Cheese “ 3 for 25 cts Cream Cheese ~ 6 for 25 cts Abalone = = 20cCacan JELL-O « piss loc a pkge eehive Grocery — Jacksons D STRONG SHOES ---.-5 or Boy's. We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICE $1.75 TO $2,—according to size. Also an Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In-the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Oalf, Price from $2 50 up: BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Diamonds, Silverware, With Ebony Brushes engreves Plate —AT— c, J. BRAND’S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, a5 CENTS A BOTTLE. THE PRESERVATION HEALTH — Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and-cleanliness. ‘Foley's: Ico Cream Parlors Nevada Oity x Commercial Btreet, RoSughaw Sombreros, 35c; Children’s Sombreros, 25¢; all best quality Wied Bake on = oe Pe S F = ~