July 11, 1903 (4 pages)

FRED = BROWN, Manager. & “TERMS, OF SeeGRTeriON $6-Per Year . Delivered to any By Carrier, — * 12 1-2c Per Week part of the city. : SY : “The Well Known Mining Man, Passes Away Suddenly. The sad news wac received here this morning that Dana Harmon, the well known mining engineer, had passed away suddenly at his homein Oakland, yesterday, afters brief illness. Death resulted from_ acute congestion of the _ fangs.” His brother, Dr. R. Harmon, was the only one with him when he died, as Mr. Harmon’s family, who had been away ona visit had not time to reach his bedside before death ensued. His death is indeed a hard and uoexpected blow to his femily, who will mourn the loss of a kind husband and indulgent father. Dana Harmon was well cadea to. ~ Nevada countyans, having for many years been engsged in mining enterprises in this section. About twelve years ago Mr. Harmon became interested with a company at the Bay in the opening up of the Gaston Ridge Consolidated Mining Co.’s property, in Eureka township, this county, and it has been principally through his indefatigable efforts and skill as a mining engineer that this property was developed from @ mere prospect claim to a first-class mine and one of the best gold producers in Nevada county. Beside the Gaston Ridge mine, Mr. Harmon also successfully superintended the development of the California and German mines, which are a!so properties of the Gaston Ridge Co. About a year ago he» resigned the superintendency of the Gaston Ridge Co, and lately has been engaged in orgenizing a company to lease and work the famous oid Yuba mine, io Washington townsbip. Mr. Harmon had all arrangements practically completed to this end when his enterprise _ and ambition was suddenly checked by gthe icy hand of Death. As a. mining engineer he had few if any superiors. and in his death this county has snetained a great loss. As a friend he will be deeply mourned by hosts of people in this section who esteemed him highly and admired his fine traite of. manly character. Mr. Harmon’s family resided on Broad street, this city, for a long time, and made hosta, of friends who.-sincerely sympathize with them in their sad bereavement. The deceased was 565 years of age and an honored member of the Masonic fraternity, being @ prominent member of Nevada Commandery, No, 6, Knights Templar, of this city. A wife, three daugbters and a son survive him. The funeral will take place under the auspices of Live Odk Lodge, No. 61, F.& A. M., of Oakland, of which deceased was a member. —-—+#@e-+ ——Embrace This Opportunity to Visit the Old Home. The Southern Pacific Company, at Colfax will give you fall information and sell first-class tickets at one fare for round trip to Chicago, St. Louis and intermediate points on July 18, 14, 15 and 16, August 25th and 26th. j8-6w + 1Oe--—— Saddle Horse Wanted. A good saddle borse is wanted. Apply at the Texas mill in the Willow Valley district. jo7et +2 @e2 -————— Hubby, get me a bottle of Cook’s Water from the refrigerator, it’s ~so refreshing these warm days. sd Night Was Her Terror. “J would cough’ nearly all: night long,” writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alexandria, Ind., ‘‘and could hardly get any Sleep. I bai consumptioa eo bad that if I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, when all other medicines failed, three $1.00 bottles of Dr, King’s New. Discovery wholly cured me and I gained 68 pounds.” It’s absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Brochitis and all Throat’ and Lung Troubles, Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vieton’s drug store. oa. +e SAPSAPARILLA PILLS Chocolate Coated, : Oure Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia. 10c., . 25c. Draggists, : ADAMS' News Items Condensed! For the Benelit of Busy Readers. Al Huscn has purchased the residence on Piety Hill formerly owned by J. H.-Langman. J. C. Reed and family, with several friends, will leave in a few days for a camping trip to the mountains. The Ladies’ Benevolent Society will meet at the residence of James be o'clock. A va'uable horse belonging to Grant Dart had its left hind leg broken last Thursday and it was found necessary to shoot it. Special Agent Wade of the United States Land Department is in this county on matters pertaining to the department, James Moore, the well known miner, left this morning for the Delhi mine to accept the position of foreman under Superintendent John Eddie. The City Trustees will meet this evening to open and consider: bids for the construction of an abutment at the east side of the south approach of the new steel bridge. Of the $1,200,586.79 school money apportioned by State Superintendent Kirk this week to the various counties in the State, Nevada county is accredited with $12,425 91. The new telephone line between this city and the Delhi mine was completed yesterday afternoon and communication established. It is between seventeen and ¢ighteen miles lorg. Health Officer Murchie had a force of men at work yesterday cleaning out the dirt and rubbish that had accumulated in Deer Oreek at the foot of Broad and Main streets. Piety Hill Hose Co, No. 5 will hold a business meeting at their bose house Monday evening. A’pumber of applications for membership -will be received and other matters of importance attended to. Misa Nellie Hanley of this;city. bas been elected as teacher of the Newtown #ehool. The young lady is.a graduate of the State Normal School at San Jose and well qualified to fill the position. Miss. Hattie Isbister of Sweetland, well known in this city, has been elected teecher at North Joan. The young lady-wiit fill the position to the , . satisfaction of both parents and scholars. W. C. Stokes of Grass Valley. an experienced horseshoer, bas purchased the blacksmith ehop recently owned by Howard Sweet. Heintends to. reside in Nevada City permanently and is prepared to do Srat-clees work at union prices. James Bradbury’s hotel at. North San Juan was entered by thieves one night last week and provisions and other articies of unknown value taken. Entrance to the hotel was effected through the kitchen. Debris Commissioner W. W. Waggoner left for Marysville this morning, where he will join W. T. Ellis dr. and a party of Marysville officials.and business men in an inspection of the Yuba river. The gentlemen will go to Daguerre Point, where they will take boats and float back duwn the fiver, inspecting the channels and the accumulated debris. + oo Business Locals, For a good cool, sharp glags of beer call at Wm. Harry’s saloon. Price 5c Ww. Britland at his saloon. on Broad street, makes.a specialty of Fa7oy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Loveland ie now selling his famous pread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try itand you will always ouy it. xr v6-tf Only the very seet.of wines, liquors and cigars are served st the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all: visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite all to sall on na * asi -tf Good Meats. Colley) Brothers bave the very best of beet/ pork, mutton and veal on hand at al “and ability and is held in the highest Lat present fs Assistant Manager, with, Adolph: Muller Of This City Is Assistant Manager. A letter has been received from . adotpb Muller, formerly of this city, on of Prof. E. Mailer, who is now lo— at Obuassi, Gold Ooast,. West: y ehbeetne matters concerning the mines in which he bas a lucrative and reeponsible position. Mr. Muller is a mining engineer of much experience regard by the large ‘eorporation by which he is employed. His counrel and advice are mach sought after and Mejor Litchfield another American, , of the Asbanti Gold Fields Corporation Limited. ‘The corporation bas six workibg mines with mills of one ‘hupdred and ngnety stamps, and they are the only companies sending gold out of the country. It is en enormous concern avd entails: a good deal of work, The company ie composed of many of the most influential men in England and has over four hundred members of Parliament on its share ijat, and they~ have anlimited capital to spend. The everage ore that is pat through the four mills yields about two cunces to the ton. The intention of the company is to‘ secure all Americans to perform the work on these mines from the top, down, and to ran them on strictly American principles, At Obuassi they are directly on the railway and twenty-six miles from Se Kondi. Daily trains are run. Attention Patriarchs. Tbe officers and Patriarobs of Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47, are requested to meet Monday evening at 7 o’clock sharp, to prepare for installation of officers. AJl visiting Patriarchs are earnestly. reques’ed to be present. P. BK. Gotpswortsay, O. P. G. A. Gray, Sec’y. jll-2t The Panama Silk Tree. One of. the greatest. curiosities of the Panama isthmus is the vegetable silk tree. It is a plant that grows from fifteen to twenty feet high, and in appearance does not differ greatly from other trees, but the inner bark is a perfect silky fiber, long, smooth and strong. The natives separate it by some method best known. to themselves, the process somewhat resembling that of beating flax. When once it is separated and spun into threads; it can be woven into a fabric so closely, resembling silk that it is difficult for anyone not familiar®,with it to distinguish between the two. His Apology. Mrs. Minks—I don’t want to make a scene, but that nian over there is staring at me very offensively. Mr. Minks—He is, eh? Ill speak to him. Mrs. Minks (a few moments later)— ‘Pid he apologize? Mr. Minks—Y-e-s; he said he was looking for his mother and thought at first that you were she. Just to Make. Sure. “ Gustomef (to waiter who has b t him a beefsteak very much unde ie) —Waiter, just sénd for the but will you? , Waiter—Why, sir? Customer—This steak Accan't: seem to be quite dead yet!—Humoristiche Our Eccentric Phrases. Why do we always talk of putting on a coat and vest? Who puts on a coat before a vest? We also say putting on shoes and Stockings? Who puts on shoes before the stockings? We also put up signs telling people to wipe their feet when we mean their boots or shoes. And a father tells a boy he will warm his jacket when he means to warm his pantaloons. We are a little eccentric in our phrases at times. Cook’s Water is a most’ delicicus beverage. , he Ye, we keep Cook’s Water, Lemonade or straight, itis the best water on earth. ABG Guaranteed Pure, None So Good. Sold Everywhere. 4a *\4 T make Photographs. .~ and make them in @ first-class manner. 1 also frame c) bain ead wil 'D Ml. Toma, An excellent dinner will be served at the Hotel Antlers tomorrow (Sanday) from 5 o’clock p, m. Following will be the Bill of Fare: . Soup. Chiakes Parina _ Bouillon Boiléd Salmon—Hollandaise Sauce Relishes. Sliced Tomatoes Boiled. Young Ox Tongue—Oaper Sauce : Entrees. . ‘Oalves Head with Tartar Sauce Oalves Brains, Breaded Tomato Sauce Staffed Tomatoes—‘‘Antlers Style” Oake Frittere—Wine si Roasts, Young Tame Ducks with dressing Broiled Spring Chicken, cream seuce Prime of Beet ~ Leg of Lamb Rollarder of Beef ‘Mutton Vegetables. Mashed Potatoes. Steamed Potatoes Corn on.cob String Beans Dessert. Pie—Apple and Pear Lemon Ice Cream Lady Fingers Cocos Tea Ice Tea Ooffee Milk -Oheese Nats Raisins Our dining room is cool and inviting and those who have been at our Sunday dinner say the service cantot be excelled in Northern Oalifornia. Lerree & — Proprietors Lobster Salad Working Night and Day. . ’ ‘The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King’s New Life Pills, These pille change weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain-fag into mental power They’re wonderfal in building up the health, Only 260 per box. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. For Sale at a Bargain. The well known Oleveland Ranch, consisting of 80 acres under U. 8. ‘patent. Free water right. Fine dwelsale ata bargain. Enquire of Brown & Morean. vw th Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Weats you should send your orders: fo drissel Bros., Commercial street. :The finest of beef, pork, mutton and fant tnt he: market. in Town So say everybody who dines at the New York Hotel. We aim to treat all nicely and feed you well, and to make you as comfortable as possible, so that you may feel at home here. Our rooms are light and airy aad the beds soft and comfortable. Call around and see. New York Hotel JOHN G. RICHARDS, Prop. “x e Lice Co Carry a fine and fresh stock of Tomatoes, Peaches, Yellow Beang, Green Peppers, all kinds of Canned Goods, Etc. teu I now havea splendid lot of Borrige of all kinds. Oall and see. tem Near the Plaza ling, barn and other outhouses. For) The Best Meal] If eal good COFFEE . OF ~Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House prisoners, five of them murderereof ‘women, sca: escaped from pbs oth night. They broke the grates { oor with ‘a crowbar which had arrested. Only cooler amie has bean THE PASSING OF A MINE. : Recent press dispatches state that the’ Cliff copper mine in Keweenaw, courty, Mich., is to be dismantled, after an Cliff was one of the noted early mines of the Lake Superior copper region. or amygdaloid beds, but upon one of the fissure veins of that interesting district. The fissure is said to have been worked out, or, at least, worked until it was no, longer profitable. It paid its first dividend in 184% ™~ Cliff mine in its early history was noted, producer of mass copper. The large and profitable production of metallic. copper by a number of mines. {n the Lake Superior region has been a powerful stimulant to the deep ex: -ploration of mines” in that’ district. Not all of these. enterprises have proven all that had been hoped. for them, but a fair percentage have been said that with great depth the copper-bearing: conglomerates . show values than near the surface, but it has not yet proven that this fg not merely a local condition, and that an improvement may not occur ‘at still greater depth. Great mines have been closed before, and in some cases they have been ropened with satisfactory results to the operators, but in the case of the Cliff ‘mine, the impression stems ‘to prevail that it has actually been ¥ worked out. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Care will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the hesi ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c. a box. For sale ‘by H Dickerman sole agent. ) passed in to. ' “}them by Joba Peters, who was today} an idleness of many years. The . Jt was not on one of the conglomerate 7. proven remunerative. Recently It has mimi ing on shen ‘evening nex office of the South Yuba Water Oom. = pauy,,, Rvery mynier is nequeter to tinuously,” writes F, A. Gulledge, Verbena, Ala. “I had a terrible case ot} Piles, causing 24 tumors, When all}: failed Bucklen’s Arnica Balve cured me.” Equally good for Burns and all aches and pains. — 250 at Vinton’s Drug Store. The: Grand Caiibos a Arizona “Phe. ‘Giend Canyon of dette het teen characterized by the globe trot=. ter-as the most weutertaiel all things on earth. David Starr Jordan, Joain Miller, Charlies F. Lummis, Stodard and other notable writers have told of its beauty. The trip to this Canyon is out of the beaten paths and a neve: to be forgotten experience. It ie now possible for the citizen of California to visit the Canyon in perfect comfort. Personally directed tours will leave at stated: periods. Everything first-class and up to date. All expences, railroad fare, sleepers, meals en route and expenses at. the Oanyon included in the rate. Write for information. Ticket Agent, Sante Fe. 641 Market Street, San. Francisco The Curse of Womanki ind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sher. man’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 5c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. ‘Dickerman, sole agent. The Transonrr office is now prepared to exeente the finest job work of}. all kinds at short notice, and at pricds that the same work is done forin San Francisco. Our work is executed with neatness and dispatch and is guaranteed to please. Oall at the Transonir® office and get our list of prices before going elsewhere, THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE Is NO SUBSTITUTE .-Refitted and The Big Hotel-is ready. to Beat guests right. Refurnished. We will make you feel at Home, Main ‘Street, a one Hotel Antlers (Formerly Union) Nevaaa chy LEITER & DUNLAP,” Proprietors: Great Clearance Sale at. Rosenberg ~~ ‘Lawn and Dimities .. Figured Organdies .. India Linen ae bepee eoeeee Han ~1a%h cents, was 20 cents : .20 cents, was 30 cents og cents, was 20 conte Great uaa iH Shirt Waists. ‘Linen Skirts er Challies . neeewbeee! Beletweeee see . Ladies’ oad Children? s Hose . Sein See esr was 75 cents and $x . 5 cents per yard Ladies, Don't Mus on is + Sa le “Ne . iar Country orders Promptly filled. ROSENBE ’ i By 4 7 CHAS. H, EDDY, ‘Broad Street, and cee the — : » . Fands . el we Norton, 5, “For ‘years fate: was, after me con-. . . ee See window. edo of aptrs teil antes ordered pala hs hag the Fer Mayflower Gold uae Oo., $21. a M. L&D, Mareb, $76.69, ° Placer County; $15.26, Union Lamber. Qompany, 478. 95, ~ { Yuba Development Company, $15. 14. to ye Anogustini, $30.50. J. A. Oraig, $45. CO. J. Eoglish, $18 5, Snow Tent Lumber rosea ae +40. 02, va Biase aoe $3.25, George ratte 900.60, L. O. Pingree, $65. 8 Brady & Cassidy, : ‘Truckee Lumber oO $85.89. King & Wolford, $19.20. On motion and by unanimous vote of the Board the following amounts were transferred : $700 from the General Road Fund to First Road Fund; $500 to Second Road: Fand; $700 to Third Road Fand; $700}; to: Fourth Fund; $500 to Fifth "Road 4 Fand. State ald was allowed Mrs. Phoebe Andrews for one half orphan esa shoontel,. if and mucous. sui A CUT A SLASH A Reduetion that is a@ Reduction. They are yours, ladies. . 3 Suits, were $ro 50 ... nists Now $ 6 50. 3 Suits, were 12 50 .. Now 7 se r Suit, was $17.50 . Silk Grenadines. Good any. time. ‘One of a kind. Respectfully, ag On account of poor quality of Tat Rubbers. We keep the best to be had in the market. Our rubber rings have not become roe with age but are new. os Mason ‘Jar Rubber ‘Rings @ sc per doz. Lightning Jar Rubber: eee @ toc a doz. Special Quality The Donble Diamond Brand Fruit Jar. —* ttig Mason Jars can be had for 10 cents.a Agzen, or 3 dozen ied 25 cents. Turner & Hadley Com Uti . M. L. & D. MARS SH LUMBER DEALER! ———carry a full line . ncanaars Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Door . Lumber, Mouldis Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and lining Timber, etc. . MASURY’S PAINT Wout, cneratet a all oolors, and ie aay tromé from. on pint Sp, Call and see, ‘ oe Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St Bel 9 some cemts per pair y We have made a Big Reluction on our Suits of Fine Black Grenadines left. These goods are not made up of trash, but of = Black: yer dz So. ret ability l has been pit was = Bil foe! pl et., 8. NEVADA

FRED = BROWN, Manager. & “TERMS, OF SeeGRTeriON $6-Per Year . Delivered to any By Carrier, — * 12 1-2c Per Week part of the city. : SY : “The Well Known Mining Man, Passes Away Suddenly. The sad news wac received here this morning that Dana Harmon, the well known mining engineer, had passed away suddenly at his homein Oakland, yesterday, afters brief illness. Death resulted from_ acute congestion of the _ fangs.” His brother, Dr. R. Harmon, was the only one with him when he died, as Mr. Harmon’s family, who had been away ona visit had not time to reach his bedside before death ensued. His death is indeed a hard and uoexpected blow to his femily, who will mourn the loss of a kind husband and indulgent father. Dana Harmon was well cadea to. ~ Nevada countyans, having for many years been engsged in mining enterprises in this section. About twelve years ago Mr. Harmon became interested with a company at the Bay in the opening up of the Gaston Ridge Consolidated Mining Co.’s property, in Eureka township, this county, and it has been principally through his indefatigable efforts and skill as a mining engineer that this property was developed from @ mere prospect claim to a first-class mine and one of the best gold producers in Nevada county. Beside the Gaston Ridge mine, Mr. Harmon also successfully superintended the development of the California and German mines, which are a!so properties of the Gaston Ridge Co. About a year ago he» resigned the superintendency of the Gaston Ridge Co, and lately has been engaged in orgenizing a company to lease and work the famous oid Yuba mine, io Washington townsbip. Mr. Harmon had all arrangements practically completed to this end when his enterprise _ and ambition was suddenly checked by gthe icy hand of Death. As a. mining engineer he had few if any superiors. and in his death this county has snetained a great loss. As a friend he will be deeply mourned by hosts of people in this section who esteemed him highly and admired his fine traite of. manly character. Mr. Harmon’s family resided on Broad street, this city, for a long time, and made hosta, of friends who.-sincerely sympathize with them in their sad bereavement. The deceased was 565 years of age and an honored member of the Masonic fraternity, being @ prominent member of Nevada Commandery, No, 6, Knights Templar, of this city. A wife, three daugbters and a son survive him. The funeral will take place under the auspices of Live Odk Lodge, No. 61, F.& A. M., of Oakland, of which deceased was a member. —-—+#@e-+ ——Embrace This Opportunity to Visit the Old Home. The Southern Pacific Company, at Colfax will give you fall information and sell first-class tickets at one fare for round trip to Chicago, St. Louis and intermediate points on July 18, 14, 15 and 16, August 25th and 26th. j8-6w + 1Oe--—— Saddle Horse Wanted. A good saddle borse is wanted. Apply at the Texas mill in the Willow Valley district. jo7et +2 @e2 -————— Hubby, get me a bottle of Cook’s Water from the refrigerator, it’s ~so refreshing these warm days. sd Night Was Her Terror. “J would cough’ nearly all: night long,” writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alexandria, Ind., ‘‘and could hardly get any Sleep. I bai consumptioa eo bad that if I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, when all other medicines failed, three $1.00 bottles of Dr, King’s New. Discovery wholly cured me and I gained 68 pounds.” It’s absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Brochitis and all Throat’ and Lung Troubles, Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vieton’s drug store. oa. +e SAPSAPARILLA PILLS Chocolate Coated, : Oure Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia. 10c., . 25c. Draggists, : ADAMS' News Items Condensed! For the Benelit of Busy Readers. Al Huscn has purchased the residence on Piety Hill formerly owned by J. H.-Langman. J. C. Reed and family, with several friends, will leave in a few days for a camping trip to the mountains. The Ladies’ Benevolent Society will meet at the residence of James be o'clock. A va'uable horse belonging to Grant Dart had its left hind leg broken last Thursday and it was found necessary to shoot it. Special Agent Wade of the United States Land Department is in this county on matters pertaining to the department, James Moore, the well known miner, left this morning for the Delhi mine to accept the position of foreman under Superintendent John Eddie. The City Trustees will meet this evening to open and consider: bids for the construction of an abutment at the east side of the south approach of the new steel bridge. Of the $1,200,586.79 school money apportioned by State Superintendent Kirk this week to the various counties in the State, Nevada county is accredited with $12,425 91. The new telephone line between this city and the Delhi mine was completed yesterday afternoon and communication established. It is between seventeen and ¢ighteen miles lorg. Health Officer Murchie had a force of men at work yesterday cleaning out the dirt and rubbish that had accumulated in Deer Oreek at the foot of Broad and Main streets. Piety Hill Hose Co, No. 5 will hold a business meeting at their bose house Monday evening. A’pumber of applications for membership -will be received and other matters of importance attended to. Misa Nellie Hanley of this;city. bas been elected as teacher of the Newtown #ehool. The young lady is.a graduate of the State Normal School at San Jose and well qualified to fill the position. Miss. Hattie Isbister of Sweetland, well known in this city, has been elected teecher at North Joan. The young lady-wiit fill the position to the , . satisfaction of both parents and scholars. W. C. Stokes of Grass Valley. an experienced horseshoer, bas purchased the blacksmith ehop recently owned by Howard Sweet. Heintends to. reside in Nevada City permanently and is prepared to do Srat-clees work at union prices. James Bradbury’s hotel at. North San Juan was entered by thieves one night last week and provisions and other articies of unknown value taken. Entrance to the hotel was effected through the kitchen. Debris Commissioner W. W. Waggoner left for Marysville this morning, where he will join W. T. Ellis dr. and a party of Marysville officials.and business men in an inspection of the Yuba river. The gentlemen will go to Daguerre Point, where they will take boats and float back duwn the fiver, inspecting the channels and the accumulated debris. + oo Business Locals, For a good cool, sharp glags of beer call at Wm. Harry’s saloon. Price 5c Ww. Britland at his saloon. on Broad street, makes.a specialty of Fa7oy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Loveland ie now selling his famous pread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try itand you will always ouy it. xr v6-tf Only the very seet.of wines, liquors and cigars are served st the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all: visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite all to sall on na * asi -tf Good Meats. Colley) Brothers bave the very best of beet/ pork, mutton and veal on hand at al “and ability and is held in the highest Lat present fs Assistant Manager, with, Adolph: Muller Of This City Is Assistant Manager. A letter has been received from . adotpb Muller, formerly of this city, on of Prof. E. Mailer, who is now lo— at Obuassi, Gold Ooast,. West: y ehbeetne matters concerning the mines in which he bas a lucrative and reeponsible position. Mr. Muller is a mining engineer of much experience regard by the large ‘eorporation by which he is employed. His counrel and advice are mach sought after and Mejor Litchfield another American, , of the Asbanti Gold Fields Corporation Limited. ‘The corporation bas six workibg mines with mills of one ‘hupdred and ngnety stamps, and they are the only companies sending gold out of the country. It is en enormous concern avd entails: a good deal of work, The company ie composed of many of the most influential men in England and has over four hundred members of Parliament on its share ijat, and they~ have anlimited capital to spend. The everage ore that is pat through the four mills yields about two cunces to the ton. The intention of the company is to‘ secure all Americans to perform the work on these mines from the top, down, and to ran them on strictly American principles, At Obuassi they are directly on the railway and twenty-six miles from Se Kondi. Daily trains are run. Attention Patriarchs. Tbe officers and Patriarobs of Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47, are requested to meet Monday evening at 7 o’clock sharp, to prepare for installation of officers. AJl visiting Patriarchs are earnestly. reques’ed to be present. P. BK. Gotpswortsay, O. P. G. A. Gray, Sec’y. jll-2t The Panama Silk Tree. One of. the greatest. curiosities of the Panama isthmus is the vegetable silk tree. It is a plant that grows from fifteen to twenty feet high, and in appearance does not differ greatly from other trees, but the inner bark is a perfect silky fiber, long, smooth and strong. The natives separate it by some method best known. to themselves, the process somewhat resembling that of beating flax. When once it is separated and spun into threads; it can be woven into a fabric so closely, resembling silk that it is difficult for anyone not familiar®,with it to distinguish between the two. His Apology. Mrs. Minks—I don’t want to make a scene, but that nian over there is staring at me very offensively. Mr. Minks—He is, eh? Ill speak to him. Mrs. Minks (a few moments later)— ‘Pid he apologize? Mr. Minks—Y-e-s; he said he was looking for his mother and thought at first that you were she. Just to Make. Sure. “ Gustomef (to waiter who has b t him a beefsteak very much unde ie) —Waiter, just sénd for the but will you? , Waiter—Why, sir? Customer—This steak Accan't: seem to be quite dead yet!—Humoristiche Our Eccentric Phrases. Why do we always talk of putting on a coat and vest? Who puts on a coat before a vest? We also say putting on shoes and Stockings? Who puts on shoes before the stockings? We also put up signs telling people to wipe their feet when we mean their boots or shoes. And a father tells a boy he will warm his jacket when he means to warm his pantaloons. We are a little eccentric in our phrases at times. Cook’s Water is a most’ delicicus beverage. , he Ye, we keep Cook’s Water, Lemonade or straight, itis the best water on earth. ABG Guaranteed Pure, None So Good. Sold Everywhere. 4a *\4 T make Photographs. .~ and make them in

@ first-class manner. 1 also frame c) bain ead wil 'D Ml. Toma, An excellent dinner will be served at the Hotel Antlers tomorrow (Sanday) from 5 o’clock p, m. Following will be the Bill of Fare: . Soup. Chiakes Parina _ Bouillon Boiléd Salmon—Hollandaise Sauce Relishes. Sliced Tomatoes Boiled. Young Ox Tongue—Oaper Sauce : Entrees. . ‘Oalves Head with Tartar Sauce Oalves Brains, Breaded Tomato Sauce Staffed Tomatoes—‘‘Antlers Style” Oake Frittere—Wine si Roasts, Young Tame Ducks with dressing Broiled Spring Chicken, cream seuce Prime of Beet ~ Leg of Lamb Rollarder of Beef ‘Mutton Vegetables. Mashed Potatoes. Steamed Potatoes Corn on.cob String Beans Dessert. Pie—Apple and Pear Lemon Ice Cream Lady Fingers Cocos Tea Ice Tea Ooffee Milk -Oheese Nats Raisins Our dining room is cool and inviting and those who have been at our Sunday dinner say the service cantot be excelled in Northern Oalifornia. Lerree & — Proprietors Lobster Salad Working Night and Day. . ’ ‘The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King’s New Life Pills, These pille change weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain-fag into mental power They’re wonderfal in building up the health, Only 260 per box. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. For Sale at a Bargain. The well known Oleveland Ranch, consisting of 80 acres under U. 8. ‘patent. Free water right. Fine dwelsale ata bargain. Enquire of Brown & Morean. vw th Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Weats you should send your orders: fo drissel Bros., Commercial street. :The finest of beef, pork, mutton and fant tnt he: market. in Town So say everybody who dines at the New York Hotel. We aim to treat all nicely and feed you well, and to make you as comfortable as possible, so that you may feel at home here. Our rooms are light and airy aad the beds soft and comfortable. Call around and see. New York Hotel JOHN G. RICHARDS, Prop. “x e Lice Co Carry a fine and fresh stock of Tomatoes, Peaches, Yellow Beang, Green Peppers, all kinds of Canned Goods, Etc. teu I now havea splendid lot of Borrige of all kinds. Oall and see. tem Near the Plaza ling, barn and other outhouses. For) The Best Meal] If eal good COFFEE . OF ~Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House prisoners, five of them murderereof ‘women, sca: escaped from pbs oth night. They broke the grates { oor with ‘a crowbar which had arrested. Only cooler amie has bean THE PASSING OF A MINE. : Recent press dispatches state that the’ Cliff copper mine in Keweenaw, courty, Mich., is to be dismantled, after an Cliff was one of the noted early mines of the Lake Superior copper region. or amygdaloid beds, but upon one of the fissure veins of that interesting district. The fissure is said to have been worked out, or, at least, worked until it was no, longer profitable. It paid its first dividend in 184% ™~ Cliff mine in its early history was noted, producer of mass copper. The large and profitable production of metallic. copper by a number of mines. {n the Lake Superior region has been a powerful stimulant to the deep ex: -ploration of mines” in that’ district. Not all of these. enterprises have proven all that had been hoped. for them, but a fair percentage have been said that with great depth the copper-bearing: conglomerates . show values than near the surface, but it has not yet proven that this fg not merely a local condition, and that an improvement may not occur ‘at still greater depth. Great mines have been closed before, and in some cases they have been ropened with satisfactory results to the operators, but in the case of the Cliff ‘mine, the impression stems ‘to prevail that it has actually been ¥ worked out. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Care will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the hesi ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c. a box. For sale ‘by H Dickerman sole agent. ) passed in to. ' “}them by Joba Peters, who was today} an idleness of many years. The . Jt was not on one of the conglomerate 7. proven remunerative. Recently It has mimi ing on shen ‘evening nex office of the South Yuba Water Oom. = pauy,,, Rvery mynier is nequeter to tinuously,” writes F, A. Gulledge, Verbena, Ala. “I had a terrible case ot} Piles, causing 24 tumors, When all}: failed Bucklen’s Arnica Balve cured me.” Equally good for Burns and all aches and pains. — 250 at Vinton’s Drug Store. The: Grand Caiibos a Arizona “Phe. ‘Giend Canyon of dette het teen characterized by the globe trot=. ter-as the most weutertaiel all things on earth. David Starr Jordan, Joain Miller, Charlies F. Lummis, Stodard and other notable writers have told of its beauty. The trip to this Canyon is out of the beaten paths and a neve: to be forgotten experience. It ie now possible for the citizen of California to visit the Canyon in perfect comfort. Personally directed tours will leave at stated: periods. Everything first-class and up to date. All expences, railroad fare, sleepers, meals en route and expenses at. the Oanyon included in the rate. Write for information. Ticket Agent, Sante Fe. 641 Market Street, San. Francisco The Curse of Womanki ind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sher. man’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 5c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. ‘Dickerman, sole agent. The Transonrr office is now prepared to exeente the finest job work of}. all kinds at short notice, and at pricds that the same work is done forin San Francisco. Our work is executed with neatness and dispatch and is guaranteed to please. Oall at the Transonir® office and get our list of prices before going elsewhere, THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE Is NO SUBSTITUTE .-Refitted and The Big Hotel-is ready. to Beat guests right. Refurnished. We will make you feel at Home, Main ‘Street, a one Hotel Antlers (Formerly Union) Nevaaa chy LEITER & DUNLAP,” Proprietors: Great Clearance Sale at. Rosenberg ~~ ‘Lawn and Dimities .... Figured Organdies .... India Linen ae bepee eoeeee Han ~1a%h cents, was 20 cents : .20 cents, was 30 cents og cents, was 20 conte Great uaa iH Shirt Waists. ‘Linen Skirts er Challies .. neeewbeee! Beletweeee see . Ladies’ oad Children? s Hose .. Sein See esr was 75 cents and $x . 5 cents per yard Ladies, Don't Mus on is + Sa le “Ne . iar Country orders Promptly filled. ROSENBE ’ i By 4 7 CHAS. H, EDDY, ‘Broad Street, and cee the — : » . Fands . el we Norton, 5, “For ‘years fate: was, after me con-. . . ee See window. edo of aptrs teil antes ordered pala hs hag the Fer Mayflower Gold uae Oo., $21. a M. L&D, Mareb, $76.69, ° Placer County; $15.26, Union Lamber. Qompany, 478. 95, ~ { Yuba Development Company, $15. 14. to ye Anogustini, $30.50. J. A. Oraig, $45. CO. J. Eoglish, $18 5, Snow Tent Lumber rosea ae +40. 02, va Biase aoe $3.25, George ratte 900.60, L. O. Pingree, $65. 8 Brady & Cassidy, : ‘Truckee Lumber oO $85.89. King & Wolford, $19.20. On motion and by unanimous vote of the Board the following amounts were transferred : $700 from the General Road Fund to First Road Fund; $500 to Second Road: Fand; $700 to Third Road Fand; $700}; to: Fourth Fund; $500 to Fifth "Road 4 Fand. State ald was allowed Mrs. Phoebe Andrews for one half orphan esa shoontel,. if and mucous. sui A CUT A SLASH A Reduetion that is a@ Reduction.. They are yours, ladies. . 3 Suits, were $ro 50 ..... nists Now $ 6 50. 3 Suits, were 12 50 ... Now 7 se r Suit, was $17.50 .. Silk Grenadines. Good any. time. ‘One of a kind. Respectfully, ag On account of poor quality of Tat Rubbers. We keep the best to be had in the market. Our rubber rings have not become roe with age but are new. os Mason ‘Jar Rubber ‘Rings @ sc per doz. Lightning Jar Rubber: eee @ toc a doz. Special Quality The Donble Diamond Brand Fruit Jar. —* ttig Mason Jars can be had for 10 cents.a Agzen, or 3 dozen ied 25 cents. Turner & Hadley Com Uti . M. L. & D. MARS SH LUMBER DEALER! ———carry a full line . ncanaars Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Door . Lumber, Mouldis Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and lining Timber, etc. . MASURY’S PAINT Wout, cneratet a all oolors, and ie aay tromé from. on pint Sp, Call and see, ‘ oe Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St Bel 9 some cemts per pair y We have made a Big Reluction on our Suits of Fine Black Grenadines left. These goods are not made up of trash, but of = Black: yer dz So. ret ability l has been pit was = Bil foe! pl et., 8. NEVADA