July 12, 1898 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT: TUSSDAY... JULY .12, 1898. en every evening except So nd Loge lHolidays by BRO WN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8, CALKINS. ODD FELLOWS BANQUET. A Swell Spread ‘That Followed an In-jsince two o'clock, the enemy having been engaged since ‘noon in constiesiig the proposition of surrendering. We have the city surrounded on the north, our lines having been Stallation of Ofic?rs. The banquet given at the National ho-.’ tel last evening by Mistletoe Encamp. ment of Odd Fellows was a swell affair, and the Patriarchs and their guests, numbering nearly half a—hundred in all, stayed. there enjoying it till well toward morning. There were off-hand speeches made by nearly all pal effort in this line being a patriotic aldrass by . }, G. O'Neill, _ the festivities ended one of the Patri. archs proposed a vote of thanks to the Messrs, Rector and Steward Heyer, and . it was unanimously carried by a rising . vote. Goyne’s orchestra played duriag. the evening. This was THE MENU. Eastern Oysters. Consomme ae Cheese Straws. l:ed Almonds. Crab Salad in Bitte Olives Lettuce. Donner Lake Perch. Sliced Cucumbers. HER Ta The City Surrounded By : a Cordon! Of United States Troops. A Flag of Truce Flies While the Foe Considers About somber onde i] Spe-ial to the Cally Transcript. Santiago at Shafter’s Mercy. WASHINGTON, 9:30 a. m. July 12.—The following dis. patch from General Shafter dated at Playa del Este and com‘ing via Hayti has just been received: there being but little fighting. . completed to the Bay at five p. . Ludlow’s forces. is in place. . were not very successful. 1 The e Battle of Yesterday. The lines are thin but they will have suf. ficient strength by morning when General Henry’s division So far there have been but three or four casualof the gaiitindied< dateadl. dae seabe ties, with none killed so far as can be learned. We expect . the two new batteries to be ip position tomorrow. _ There “is Just before . much suffering among those who have gone out of Santiago. . During yesterday we relieved all we could, but our efforts Everything is quiet, A*fldg.of truce has been up m. by the arrival otGeneral THE UES AROUND STI A POSTPONED ---Mell-Rosevear Nuptials. penings at Grass Valley. to Berkeley. from Visalia. Maurice O’Connell left today for Barlett Springs. ‘ “‘Mrs.Maude M. Peaslee left here today for Blué Canyon. Al. Natt, who has had a shooting gallery here for some time, has gone to Vallejo. Barney Weil, who has been here visiting George Zekind, returned today to San Francisco, Mrs. W. K. Guthrie of Red Bluff is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lakenan. Ed Overmyer, the anol pitcher, has been released from the employment of Clinch & Co. and has returned to Lodi from whence he came. H. C. Mell and Miss Minnie Rosevear were married this morning by Rev. E. R. Willis, the ceremony taking place at the home of the bride’s mother. The couple left on the noon train for San Francisco. William H. G. Myers, driver of Mict bell’s brewery wagon, was turding the team in front of Morris Tiynch’s house today when the wagon struck a stone. He was thr down between the horses which sprang forward and the front’9 wheel passed over his right leg HEADQUARTERS OF GENERAL SHAFTER, Cuba, 4 p.m. July/bvelow the knee, breaking it. Myers 11—Fighting has continued during the day. . Santiago wiil be taken within Giblet Saute, with Mushrooms on Toast . . Lamb Chops Breaded, with Green Peas . Young Chicken—Dressing. Browned Potatoes. Raspberry Sherbet. 5 asi egg Cakes. Wafers. cued ewan Cream Cheese. Ue free. The installation at the hall in the . early part of the evening was conducted . by John R. Thomas, D. D G. P., assist. Webster, G. H. P.; Wm. Bee, G. S.-W: W. D Garris, G. S:ribe; Wm. ‘Gikister, . G.T.; John Waters, G. S.;-M. L. Rob-. ete D: G.S.; R. D. Gummer, G. J. W. The new officers of the Encampment are . Charles Steffen, C. P.; J. G. O'Neill, H. P.; War? MeKinlay, Jr 8S. W; G. A. Gray . Seribe; N. P “G@;E. M. McKinlay, ‘I. 8; ; F. Hook, . O. 8.; Willis Green, lst W.; John Waters, 24 W.; B. F. Snell, 3d W.; W. C. . Jauch, 4th W. ; J. A. Peterson, 1st G. to} T.; J.-H. Polmere, 2d G to T.; E. M. McKinlay, P. G: P, Interest. Geo. C, Gaylord, grocer, Broad street. Eagle Hose Company will have aj; special meeting tonight. Sunday at Glenbrook Park. The Red Cross minstrels will meet af . the Owl hall at eight o’clock tonight to orgunize. The Chinese who are working over} the bedrock of the Red Dog mine are ; meeting with fair success. Have you observed that in the evén. jag paper you get today’s news? In the morning paper you get yesterday’s. Last Saturday night at the Lurline Brewer broke the world’s record by . swimming half a mile in 12 minutes, ' 45 2-5 seconds. George E. Turner, the pioneer hard-. ware dealer and plumbert, offers to tap city water mains free ef charge for} those persois purchasing the material . from bim. See bis locai about it. The last installment of the water! works bonds have been delivered to the . Eastern buyers and the payment of $15.925.62 is in the Citizens Bank spb-: ject to the order of the City Trustees. At the meeting of the Excelsior whist club held at Judge Walling’s home last Mrs. Fred Zeitler and George F. Jacobs, the second by Mrs. George Legg und W. F. Evglebright. ~7eeTeachers Elected. Miss Rachel Hughes of this city has been elected teacher at Washington. Miss Mary MeNichols has been reelected teacher of the public school at. Sweetland. Miss Allen of Birchville has been eiected to teach the Indian Springs . school. e+Evans May Recover. Last night’s Oakland Enquirer says Private Kvans of Company -I is at the . county hospital, though reported dead ‘by the San Fradcisco papers, is much , better and there is strong bopes for his complete recovery.” OS Raia Tae reader is ofien carried away with the autbor’s train of thought. bo ‘ing by E endorsed by Cator. . Webster 109. The fusionists ‘ernor, and will prokably nominate him. The : middle of the Brown, Treas.; A. R. Lord, . roadsters want Shanahan of Shasta . ing everthing their own way. Fusionists Win . SACRAMENTO, July 12—Thie State convention of the Popu: ‘Mists was called to order in the Assembly Chamber this morn.M. Wardell, Chairman of the State Committee. . Burdette Cocnelt aimiiatad E. L. Hutchinson of Los Angeed by the following grand officers: E. C. les; who represents the fusionists, for Chairman and J. M. ;/C. Murphy of Shasta on behalf of the middle of the roads ‘nominated J. V. Webster of San Luis Obispo. The vote resulted: Hutchinson 171, It is believed twenty-four hours. at Sacramento. Webster was want Judge Maguire for Goywas to have been married next week to Miss Mary G. Jones, but now the wedding has been postponed without date, -————_ -— + e@e Married Last Night. Henry Young, engineer at the Texas, and Miss Minnie Moulton were married by Rev. J. Sims last night at the Lutz hotel on Broad street. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Browning stood up with Children The fusionists are hav—— “¢ . Mines to be Removed. ~ WASHINGTON, July 12.—The mines are ordered to be re. moved from all rivers and harbors of the United States. Minor Notes and Comments of Local i state with authority that no “peace ~overtures” have been . made.” _— The Spanish Ministry Quits. ParIs, July 12.—The Madrid correspondent of the Temps . says: It is rumored that the . resignations to Senor Sagasta who has acczpted them and . Baths in San Francisco Howard F:. With the Queen Rezent’s sanction is engaged in forming a inew cabinet. loss of Cuba only. MAbRID, July 12—The pcssibilities of peace are hele’ widely. discussed by the-conservative press and the people While most are willing to let Cuta go, the whole of Spain prefers war to the death if the United States claims night the first prizes -were won by Porto Rico and the Philippine Islands. generally. A Dirty Spanish Trick. WasuisoTon, July 12—After Cevera’s ships had hauled down their colors and , surrendered the breech-blocks of the . guns were thrown. overboord by the . Spaniards making the guns practically . worthless and the valves were opened ' flooding the ships. If the responsible . parties can be apprehended they will be punished. The Marie Teresa is the ‘only one of the fleet that can be saved to the United States. Only One Dollar. Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes or Lace Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for $1 at _the Popular Clothing Store, jstt No Peace Overtures Yet. WASHINGTON, July 12.—Secretary of State Day said to-. w The Bannersand Pioneers will play . day as he was about to enter the Cabinet meeting: Willing to Let Cuba Slide. Maprip, July 12—The conservative press declares that . Spain is willing to accept péace provided it has to suffer the “T can Ministers have handed their . Arrived at Antwerp. AntTweRP, July 12.— The Spanish auxiliary cruiser Cuida de Cadiz arrived here this morning: Money For the War. . ABany, N.Y., July 12.—In the Sen. ate today a bill appropriating $500,000 . for war purposes was introdaced. Only One Dollar. Men’s $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at The Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf A.airz’s teabaies as may be stamped on a@ young man’s heart, but it’s always ber complexion that, looms up on his coat ial i cal el amet Nc hat are not very robust need a, g end fat-forming . g to be used for two pig Ti months in the fall—that may not suffer from cold, SCOTT’SEMULSION of Cod-Liver Oil with pre. phites of Lime and Soda Hie —— what they want. tive, grow strong and be wit all winter on this splendid food tonic. Nearly all of them become very fond of it. For adults who are not very strong, a course of treatment with y the Emulsion for a couple of months in the fall will put them through the winter in first-class condition. Ask your doctor about this, Be pre you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that-the ' Man and fish ate on the wrapper. All druggists ; 50c. and $1.00. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, WEDDING. The Bridegroom Breaks His Leg A General Summary ‘of Today's HapMrs.Chas. W. Kitts returned today Mrs. C.\E. eames is here again +Barrett. ‘. Hercules in strength. They fought in PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. -Chas. Kent, has gone to Campbell Springs. Ralph Eddy left today for Butte City, Montana. Joséph Brock left this morning for the Plumbago mine. Mrs. F. M. Manson returned to Downieville today, Superintendent Zeitler of the Champion is in San Francisco. Miss Alice Cooper. bas gone back to Boca to resume charge of her school. Miss May Moore will leave soon for Mariposa county on a visit to relatives. Miss Belle Alexander of Downieville, went to Newcastle,Plucer county, today. Mrs. A. E, Kingsley of Sacramento is here visiting her sister, Mrs, John Waters. O. M. Eastman cvame down today from Maybert and R. C. Penrose from Relief Hill. Rev. W. F. Gray of Placer county is here on a visit to his parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. CO. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McKinlay will . leave tomorrow for San Francico. Mrs. McKinlay will visit San Jose before returning. Ed. Dee Dean, who enlisted as a private in Company I but failed to pass the finul medical examination, has _returned from Camp Barrett. ie Charles Harding will arrive ‘bere this evening from Forbestown. On Thursday he and Will Grimes will leave ona trip to San Fraricisco and Santa Cruz. Private Jack Lammon of thiscity has. orgatiized a Fadden Band at Camp If the new organization makes sich music as Jack’s Nevada City band did the Spaniards will seek relief in suicide whenever its notes reach their ears, . —— —-+ ee A STRONG MAN, som. of the Wonderful Feats of a Pioneer Grass Valley Miner. Speaking of the death in Nevada recently of Michael Cullen, an early of last evening says: John Judd Sr. was sinking a shaft somewhere in the vicinity of Allison Ranch and was using a horse and whim to hoist the dirt. Cullen went to Judd and offered to bet him that he (Cullen) could hoist a heavier load out of the shaft with a windlass with his bare hands than the horse could pull out of the shaft. Judd would not avcept the bet. & Cullen was a dauntless fighter, and his combative nature involved him in many’ serious difficulties. Passing along the streets of Grass Valley one day he sawa friend involved ina row, surrounded. by fighting men. A glance was: sufficient. He dashed into the areles, picked up his friend, threw pias out of the crowd with the remark,: “ away now, Iam good for the lot of sa and peace was soon declared. He had a terrible fight with “Gill” Mead, a colored barber, who was like himself a Mead’s shop, then on Mill street, just below where H. Uphoff now keeps. The fight lasted over half an hour and resulted in a draw, suve that Mead had part of his nose either bitten or gouged off. Mead was @ well-known jumper and could do 42 feet in three jumps either forward or backward. He used to be a partner of J obnson, the barber, then in Downieville. Old timers wi}}j remember the terrible rough and tumble fight he had at Allison Ranch in which he beat his antagonist to death. He was saved from the gallows by the {inmates of the “Star,” then a famous . resort, It took a long life to wear Cullen out. He never avoided a danger in his life and all he ever .asked for was a place to stand and use his eyes and other It would be hard to find another just such man, \ Magufcent Combination forthe Pemle 89999099 A Popular Line of Latest Spring Attractions G6999S89S An unlimited variety in ev We are offering these inducements with the best and handsomest Spring Goods you ever saw. -QUALITIES AS YOU LIKE THED1. Styles and Fashion Assortment complete and all RIGHT PRICES. Don’t ‘fail to see our splendid stock and take advantage of the in'ducements offered in Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Hats, CAPS AND FURNISHING GOODS. All the Latest and Nicest Styles of the season. It is impossible to make a mistake in your Spring buying if you select from the present stock of ; GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, the ery department of the Store. s as you like them. miner at Allison Raneb, the Telegraph H WEALTH OF NEVADA COUNTY. Interesting Details From, Assessor Martin's Report. A MATBRAL INC3E!SE IN YALUES DURING THE PAST YEAR. County Assessor Martin’s summary of the assessment roll for this year makes.a most gratifying showing. The largely increased valuesas compared with last year’s indicate a healthy growth in most parts of the county. The present assessed value of all property in the cotinty is ' $6,322,145, while a year ago it was but $5,981,770. _ Following is the tabulated statement for 1898: Real estate other than town lots $2,387,525; improvements on same, $1,152,Town lots, $890,259; improvements, $1,152,745. Total value real es ute and improvements, $5,051,540. Personal property, $1,083,760. Money $70,270. Solvent credits, $85,175. : Property affected by mortgages, $627,360. Value trast deeds and mortgages on real estate $484,850. Value of railroad property aside from rolling stock—Coentral Pacific $182,925; Southern Pacific $18,815; N. C. N.G $17,150. Mining and irrigating aaties-—ihiees 698, value $114,000 Toll roads—miles 13, value $4,650. “Telegraph lines—miles 9544, value $8,725.Telephone lines— Miles BM, boxes 208, value $12,850. Jewelry or plate..... $ 6346 Watchers, 159.... "ele 4:8 Go Casks and tanks...2..: Brandies and liquors, 2400 gals. Wines, 7800 gals....8Bee hives, 110.....0. Cattle—beef, 48. 8UL 4706 195t Cows—graded, 8U2 Cows—common, 863.... Calves, 845... i ts ia ind caus CHRON TR ss. aoa ety a ee ee ee a ec PROES Be ieee tase ce ak aN Horses, standard-bred, 38.. Horses—American, 840 SoM ee he ae Horses—common, 1826... Colts, 542 Sheep—common, 1900... Lambs, 240 Goats—common, eee meer Poultry, 895. Traction engines, 6.. ace iers 680U Farming utensils... -. 62H Wagons and other vehicles, 1283. 62144 REMY) WO CONG cic sc orcetcs bas 03 Wood, 5860 cords.... Coal, 2120 AONB Gos iain cae Ne eee Lumber, 8,320,000 feet ene woke ae MaOMINGRY fcc. sos ee seca aen ae ‘Ty pewriters,8 ....006 Bicycles or trivycles, 15.. . Firearms. . Libraries—law, medical and mis_collaneous PIBNO6;2BE oo ok eee Musical instruments, 220. Sewing machines, 837 BOPRUOEO Ee oe gS Harvess, robes, asdiica, etc 10185 Goods, wares and: merchandise. (244815 PipePOn Se ek Se Electric light plants, 2. Dynamos, 8) f08 600 SS Fixtures of salvons, stores and other business places “fGoyne’s Band bas »}ableterms. Address P.O. box $87, Franchises not assessed by Board of Equalization,. Trecseae pe oars Presses hay, 6 Tools, ete at Acres of grapevines growing: For table—bearing, 250; non: bearing, 25. For wine—bearijig, 200.Number of -fruit trees growing: Apple: 1000. ricot—bearing, 6900; non. bearivg, ‘1500. Cherry—bearing, 820); non; bearing, 1000. Fig--bearing, 750; non-bearing,. 100. Olive—bearing, 200; non-bearing, 300. Peach—bearing, 9600; non-bearing, 1000. .-Pear—bearing, 16,. 000; non-bearing, 1,500. Prane (Frexch) —bearing, 3000; non-bearing, 1000, Priiie (other kinds)—bearizg, 2500; non-bearing, 1000. Lemon—bearing, 25; non-bearing, 50. Orange—béaring, 500; non-bearing, 300, Almond—beur. ing, 1200; noi-bearing, 500. Walmat— bearing, 2000; non-bexaring, 1200. NOT COMING TILL TO.10R20 4, In The Evening Captils Risy Will bs Gives a Ecception, This morhiug County” Clerk Greany received a telegram statiug that Cuptain P. T. Riley will not return to his home in this city til! tomorrow moruing. Tomorrow night a reception wil be tendered to him by our citizens, turn out and furnish music. Bound Over For Trial. —_————_; ¥3 The Chinaman accused of,tapping the till of Phelan Sisters’ restaurant had his preliminary hearing before Justice Holbrook this afternoon and was bound over in the sum of $1000 for trial, A MARRIED man says there is evidently no end to his wife’s mind, as he gets a piece of it daily. No Odds and Ends. Our clearance sale is not made up of odds and ends, but upon ourstraight lines. You will find a saving of 26 per cent. upon all goods. Popular Clothing Store. js-tt The Royal is the highest grade baking powder known. Actual tests show it goes onethird further than any other braad, « ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. For Surervisor. (Fourth Listrict.) A. J. WOOD, Present Incumbent. hereby ag ounces himself a candidate for re-elec ion. s1h! ct: to the decisioa of the Republica: Coa t7 Convention. For Sate. House and lot one mile from town. Rrasonjy 2-lw rvnvrevennnevnennnenvenonnoneyen Reduced Thi Is Day — —A T— y MAHER @ CO/’S See Window. Ladies’ Organdie 75 cents for ‘each suit. Some were/sold at $1, $r. all go at 7 5 cpnts. * AERIS npn gE IERIE DLE 0 seg CLEC IE TT sie nana ERLE pegpepeuneshe Suits Reduced to a full suit. To clean up after a great Wash Goods season we offer a lot of -Fine Wash Goods Suits at 15 _ Conte em yards to f 25 and $1.50 per suit. Now MAHER & CO. UUM ud bearing, 48,000; noh-bearing, — been engaged » ’ J. Levy, The’ SSAA ELLER LLL LEED IN nasser hue TRAI Cee 8G BSE —— “THE EXPOSE ( ( Tue “TeaRsCrps ” So Creates Profoun The TRANSCBIPT'S €2 Rev. W. E. Golding’s in this county, togeth tails of bis unnatural came here, created 8 tion in all quarters a1 of indigation against inexplicable part of t not only that he has k be at Jargeso long. Pp nable deeds in three but that be was not! borcein (Sgn North ago or in this count evidence of his bligh apparent.on -is nottoo late ho ‘to th: . ar of justice— for the rest ot his lif pable of doing furth dences of his guilt : . and heshould be ma ‘accusers in the cour Our. officers owe it . . ring ibim to trial a1 _ ‘ly lest‘he give them . one in other place smooth, slippery § deepest dye, and ‘ wifs and little ones bounded sympathy ist a single reasou . should be shown to _— + 7 The New W: A Tt is not likely t! 4em will be comple qmonth from date week however the w {nto those pipes th At Jast night’s mé tees received bid: mains from Legg & Adair, W. C. Hays. Wm. Abbott. The 75 cents for each 3end uncovered, ‘ Hays was also av for the 1-2 inch cc each, while the L the contract for tk at $1 each, and 8-4 covered at $1 for each for covered t © tre city will’be pe > ment on-the wate mated that when © -4ed that. it will cc = .estimute includit The late M "The estate of t! a "Allen is valued ’ according 10 the half past four oO" 4 nocn it is divi » dence property ‘ $1000, 10 her dau ley : son, Albert daughier, Winil _ granddaugh Lore “Oolies, $1005" 3 § M. Alilev, $100 property is bec Allen, Mrs. Ida Mulloy and . al sbaies. juifred A.M pager BF P Wheat ‘The Four Cs pect for hop good. The 8! will drive mar fields. Alre are receiving ilies living at begin betwee ust. The pri . as paid last § Need: “The Cham} ‘have to reb broke severa have steady its machine! passes fiom tank at the as a conseqt . what irregv We offer ward for al We, the . J. 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THE TRANSCRIPT: TUSSDAY..... JULY .12, 1898. en every evening except So nd Loge lHolidays by BRO WN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8, CALKINS. ODD FELLOWS BANQUET. A Swell Spread ‘That Followed an In-jsince two o'clock, the enemy having been engaged since ‘noon in constiesiig the proposition of surrendering. We have the city surrounded on the north, our lines having been Stallation of Ofic?rs. The banquet given at the National ho-.’ tel last evening by Mistletoe Encamp. ment of Odd Fellows was a swell affair, and the Patriarchs and their guests, numbering nearly half a—hundred in all, stayed. there enjoying it till well toward morning. There were off-hand speeches made by nearly all pal effort in this line being a patriotic aldrass by . }, G. O'Neill, _ the festivities ended one of the Patri. archs proposed a vote of thanks to the Messrs, Rector and Steward Heyer, and . it was unanimously carried by a rising . vote. Goyne’s orchestra played duriag. the evening. This was THE MENU. Eastern Oysters. Consomme ae Cheese Straws. l:ed Almonds. Crab Salad in Bitte Olives Lettuce. Donner Lake Perch. Sliced Cucumbers. HER Ta The City Surrounded By : a Cordon! Of United States Troops. A Flag of Truce Flies While the Foe Considers About somber onde i] Spe-ial to the Cally Transcript. Santiago at Shafter’s Mercy. WASHINGTON, 9:30 a. m. July 12.—The following dis. patch from General Shafter dated at Playa del Este and com‘ing via Hayti has just been received: there being but little fighting. . completed to the Bay at five p. . Ludlow’s forces. is in place. . were not very successful. 1 The e Battle of Yesterday. The lines are thin but they will have suf. ficient strength by morning when General Henry’s division So far there have been but three or four casualof the gaiitindied< dateadl. dae seabe ties, with none killed so far as can be learned. We expect . the two new batteries to be ip position tomorrow. _ There “is Just before . much suffering among those who have gone out of Santiago. . During yesterday we relieved all we could, but our efforts Everything is quiet, A*fldg.of truce has been up m. by the arrival otGeneral THE UES AROUND STI A POSTPONED ---Mell-Rosevear Nuptials. penings at Grass Valley. to Berkeley. from Visalia. Maurice O’Connell left today for Barlett Springs. ‘ “‘Mrs.Maude M. Peaslee left here today for Blué Canyon. Al. Natt, who has had a shooting gallery here for some time, has gone to Vallejo. Barney Weil, who has been here visiting George Zekind, returned today to San Francisco, Mrs. W. K. Guthrie of Red Bluff is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lakenan. Ed Overmyer, the anol pitcher, has been released from the employment of Clinch & Co. and has returned to Lodi from whence he came. H. C. Mell and Miss Minnie Rosevear were married this morning by Rev. E. R. Willis, the ceremony taking place at the home of the bride’s mother. The couple left on the noon train for San Francisco. William H. G. Myers, driver of Mict bell’s brewery wagon, was turding the team in front of Morris Tiynch’s house today when the wagon struck a stone. He was thr down between the horses which sprang forward and the front’9 wheel passed over his right leg HEADQUARTERS OF GENERAL SHAFTER, Cuba, 4 p.m. July/bvelow the knee, breaking it. Myers 11—Fighting has continued during the day. . Santiago wiil be taken within Giblet Saute, with Mushrooms on Toast . . Lamb Chops Breaded, with Green Peas . Young Chicken—Dressing. Browned Potatoes. Raspberry Sherbet. 5 asi egg Cakes. Wafers. cued ewan Cream Cheese. Ue free. The installation at the hall in the . early part of the evening was conducted . by John R. Thomas, D. D G. P., assist. Webster, G. H. P.; Wm. Bee, G. S.-W: W. D Garris, G. S:ribe; Wm. ‘Gikister, . G.T.; John Waters, G. S.;-M. L. Rob-. ete D: G.S.; R. D. Gummer, G. J. W. The new officers of the Encampment are . Charles Steffen, C. P.; J. G. O'Neill, H. P.; War? MeKinlay, Jr 8S. W; G. A. Gray . Seribe; N. P “G@;E. M. McKinlay, ‘I. 8; ; F. Hook, . O. 8.; Willis Green, lst W.; John Waters, 24 W.; B. F. Snell, 3d W.; W. C. . Jauch, 4th W. ; J. A. Peterson, 1st G. to} T.; J.-H. Polmere, 2d G to T.; E. M. McKinlay, P. G: P, Interest. Geo. C, Gaylord, grocer, Broad street. Eagle Hose Company will have aj; special meeting tonight. Sunday at Glenbrook Park. The Red Cross minstrels will meet af . the Owl hall at eight o’clock tonight to orgunize. The Chinese who are working over} the bedrock of the Red Dog mine are ; meeting with fair success. Have you observed that in the evén. jag paper you get today’s news? In the morning paper you get yesterday’s. Last Saturday night at the Lurline Brewer broke the world’s record by . swimming half a mile in 12 minutes, ' 45 2-5 seconds. George E. Turner, the pioneer hard-. ware dealer and plumbert, offers to tap city water mains free ef charge for} those persois purchasing the material . from bim. See bis locai about it. The last installment of the water! works bonds have been delivered to the . Eastern buyers and the payment of $15.925.62 is in the Citizens Bank spb-: ject to the order of the City Trustees. At the meeting of the Excelsior whist club held at Judge Walling’s home last Mrs. Fred Zeitler and George F. Jacobs, the second by Mrs. George Legg und W. F. Evglebright. ~7eeTeachers Elected. Miss Rachel Hughes of this city has been elected teacher at Washington. Miss Mary MeNichols has been reelected teacher of the public school at. Sweetland. Miss Allen of Birchville has been eiected to teach the Indian Springs . school. e+Evans May Recover. Last night’s Oakland Enquirer says Private Kvans of Company -I is at the . county hospital, though reported dead ‘by the San Fradcisco papers, is much , better and there is strong bopes for his complete recovery.” OS Raia Tae reader is ofien carried away with the autbor’s train of thought. bo ‘ing by E endorsed by Cator. . Webster 109. The fusionists ‘ernor, and will prokably nominate him. The : middle of the Brown, Treas.; A. R. Lord, . roadsters want Shanahan of Shasta . ing everthing their own way. Fusionists Win . SACRAMENTO, July 12—Thie State convention of the Popu: ‘Mists was called to order in the Assembly Chamber this morn.M. Wardell, Chairman of the State Committee. . Burdette Cocnelt aimiiatad E. L. Hutchinson of Los Angeed by the following grand officers: E. C. les; who represents the fusionists, for Chairman and J. M. ;/C. Murphy of Shasta on behalf of the middle of the roads ‘nominated J. V. Webster of San Luis Obispo. The vote resulted: Hutchinson 171, It is believed twenty-four hours. at Sacramento. Webster was want Judge Maguire for Goywas to have been married next week to Miss Mary G. Jones, but now the wedding has been postponed without date, -————_ -— + e@e Married Last Night. Henry Young, engineer at the Texas, and Miss Minnie Moulton were married by Rev. J. Sims last night at the Lutz hotel on Broad street. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Browning stood up with Children The fusionists are hav—— “¢ . Mines to be Removed. ~ WASHINGTON, July 12.—The mines are ordered to be re. moved from all rivers and harbors of the United States. Minor Notes and Comments of Local i state with authority that no “peace ~overtures” have been . made.” _— The Spanish Ministry Quits. ParIs, July 12.—The Madrid correspondent of the Temps . says: It is rumored that the . resignations to Senor Sagasta who has acczpted them and . Baths in San Francisco Howard F:. With the Queen Rezent’s sanction is engaged in forming a inew cabinet. loss of Cuba only. MAbRID, July 12—The pcssibilities of peace are hele’ widely. discussed by the-conservative press and the people While most are willing to let Cuta go, the whole of Spain prefers war to the death if the United States claims night the first prizes -were won by Porto Rico and the Philippine Islands. generally. A Dirty Spanish Trick. WasuisoTon, July 12—After Cevera’s ships had hauled down their colors and , surrendered the breech-blocks of the . guns were thrown. overboord by the . Spaniards making the guns practically . worthless and the valves were opened ' flooding the ships. If the responsible . parties can be apprehended they will be punished. The Marie Teresa is the ‘only one of the fleet that can be saved to the United States. Only One Dollar. Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes or Lace Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for $1 at _the Popular Clothing Store, jstt No Peace Overtures Yet. WASHINGTON, July 12.—Secretary of State Day said to-. w The Bannersand Pioneers will play . day as he was about to enter the Cabinet meeting: Willing to Let Cuba Slide. Maprip, July 12—The conservative press declares that . Spain is willing to accept péace provided it has to suffer the “T can Ministers have handed their . Arrived at Antwerp. AntTweRP, July 12.— The Spanish auxiliary cruiser Cuida de Cadiz arrived here this morning: Money For the War. . ABany, N.Y., July 12.—In the Sen. ate today a bill appropriating $500,000 . for war purposes was introdaced. Only One Dollar. Men’s $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at The Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf A.airz’s teabaies as may be stamped on a@ young man’s heart, but it’s always ber complexion that, looms up on his coat ial i cal el amet Nc hat are not very robust need a, g end fat-forming . g to be used for two pig Ti months in the fall—that may not suffer from cold, SCOTT’SEMULSION of Cod-Liver Oil with pre. phites of Lime and Soda Hie —— what they want. tive, grow strong and be wit all winter on this splendid food tonic. Nearly all of them become very fond of it. For adults who are not very strong, a course of treatment with y the Emulsion for a couple of months in the fall will put them through the winter in first-class condition. Ask your doctor about this, Be pre you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that-the ' Man and fish ate on the wrapper. All druggists ; 50c. and $1.00. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, WEDDING. The Bridegroom Breaks His Leg A General Summary ‘of Today's HapMrs.Chas. W. Kitts returned today Mrs. C.\E. eames is here again +Barrett. ‘. Hercules in strength. They fought in PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. -Chas. Kent, has gone to Campbell Springs. Ralph Eddy left today for Butte City, Montana. Joséph Brock left this morning for the Plumbago mine. Mrs. F. M. Manson returned to Downieville today, Superintendent Zeitler of the Champion is in San Francisco. Miss Alice Cooper. bas gone back to Boca to resume charge of her school. Miss May Moore will leave soon for Mariposa county on a visit to relatives. Miss Belle Alexander of Downieville, went to Newcastle,Plucer county, today. Mrs. A. E, Kingsley of Sacramento is here visiting her sister, Mrs, John Waters. O. M. Eastman cvame down today from Maybert and R. C. Penrose from Relief Hill. Rev. W. F. Gray of Placer county is here on a visit to his parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. CO. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McKinlay will . leave tomorrow for San Francico. Mrs. McKinlay will visit San Jose before returning. Ed. Dee Dean, who enlisted as a private in Company I but failed to pass the finul medical examination, has _returned from Camp Barrett. ie Charles Harding will arrive ‘bere this evening from Forbestown. On Thursday he and Will Grimes will leave ona trip to San Fraricisco and Santa Cruz. Private Jack Lammon of thiscity has. orgatiized a Fadden Band at Camp If the new organization makes sich music as Jack’s Nevada City band did the Spaniards will seek relief in suicide whenever its notes reach their ears, . —— —-+ ee A STRONG MAN, som. of the Wonderful Feats of a Pioneer Grass Valley Miner. Speaking of the death in Nevada recently of Michael Cullen, an early of last evening says: John Judd Sr. was sinking a shaft somewhere in the vicinity of Allison Ranch and was using a horse and whim to hoist the dirt. Cullen went to Judd and offered to bet him that he (Cullen) could hoist a heavier load out of the shaft with a windlass with his bare hands than the horse could pull out of the shaft. Judd would not avcept the bet. & Cullen was a dauntless fighter, and his combative nature involved him in many’ serious difficulties. Passing

along the streets of Grass Valley one day he sawa friend involved ina row, surrounded. by fighting men. A glance was: sufficient. He dashed into the areles, picked up his friend, threw pias out of the crowd with the remark,: “ away now, Iam good for the lot of sa and peace was soon declared. He had a terrible fight with “Gill” Mead, a colored barber, who was like himself a Mead’s shop, then on Mill street, just below where H. Uphoff now keeps. The fight lasted over half an hour and resulted in a draw, suve that Mead had part of his nose either bitten or gouged off. Mead was @ well-known jumper and could do 42 feet in three jumps either forward or backward. He used to be a partner of J obnson, the barber, then in Downieville. Old timers wi}}j remember the terrible rough and tumble fight he had at Allison Ranch in which he beat his antagonist to death. He was saved from the gallows by the {inmates of the “Star,” then a famous . resort, It took a long life to wear Cullen out. He never avoided a danger in his life and all he ever .asked for was a place to stand and use his eyes and other It would be hard to find another just such man, \ Magufcent Combination forthe Pemle 89999099 A Popular Line of Latest Spring Attractions G6999S89S An unlimited variety in ev We are offering these inducements with the best and handsomest Spring Goods you ever saw. -QUALITIES AS YOU LIKE THED1. Styles and Fashion Assortment complete and all RIGHT PRICES. Don’t ‘fail to see our splendid stock and take advantage of the in'ducements offered in Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Hats, CAPS AND FURNISHING GOODS. All the Latest and Nicest Styles of the season. It is impossible to make a mistake in your Spring buying if you select from the present stock of ; GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, the ery department of the Store. s as you like them. miner at Allison Raneb, the Telegraph H WEALTH OF NEVADA COUNTY. Interesting Details From, Assessor Martin's Report. A MATBRAL INC3E!SE IN YALUES DURING THE PAST YEAR. County Assessor Martin’s summary of the assessment roll for this year makes.a most gratifying showing. The largely increased valuesas compared with last year’s indicate a healthy growth in most parts of the county. The present assessed value of all property in the cotinty is ' $6,322,145, while a year ago it was but $5,981,770. _ Following is the tabulated statement for 1898: Real estate other than town lots $2,387,525; improvements on same, $1,152,Town lots, $890,259; improvements, $1,152,745. Total value real es ute and improvements, $5,051,540. Personal property, $1,083,760. Money $70,270. Solvent credits, $85,175. : Property affected by mortgages, $627,360. Value trast deeds and mortgages on real estate $484,850. Value of railroad property aside from rolling stock—Coentral Pacific $182,925; Southern Pacific $18,815; N. C. N.G $17,150. Mining and irrigating aaties-—ihiees 698, value $114,000 Toll roads—miles 13, value $4,650. “Telegraph lines—miles 9544, value $8,725.Telephone lines— Miles BM, boxes 208, value $12,850. Jewelry or plate......... $ 6346 Watchers, 159....... "ele 4:8 Go Casks and tanks.....2...: Brandies and liquors, 2400 gals. Wines, 7800 gals........8Bee hives, 110.........0. Cattle—beef, 48. 8UL 4706 195t Cows—graded, 8U2 Cows—common, 863....... Calves, 845...... i ts ia ind caus CHRON TR ss. aoa ety a ee ee ee a ec PROES Be ieee tase ce ak aN Horses, standard-bred, 38.... Horses—American, 840 SoM ee he ae Horses—common, 1826...... Colts, 542 Sheep—common, 1900...... Lambs, 240 Goats—common, eee meer Poultry, 895. Traction engines, 6.... ace iers 680U Farming utensils..... -. 62H Wagons and other vehicles, 1283. 62144 REMY) WO CONG cic sc orcetcs bas 03 Wood, 5860 cords........ Coal, 2120 AONB Gos iain cae Ne eee Lumber, 8,320,000 feet ene woke ae MaOMINGRY fcc. sos ee seca aen ae ‘Ty pewriters,8 ........006 Bicycles or trivycles, 15... .. Firearms. .. Libraries—law, medical and mis_collaneous PIBNO6;2BE oo ok eee Musical instruments, 220.. Sewing machines, 837 BOPRUOEO Ee oe gS Harvess, robes, asdiica, etc 10185 Goods, wares and: merchandise. (244815 PipePOn Se ek Se Electric light plants, 2. Dynamos, 8) f08 600 SS Fixtures of salvons, stores and other business places “fGoyne’s Band bas »}ableterms. Address P.O. box $87, Franchises not assessed by Board of Equalization,. Trecseae pe oars Presses hay, 6 Tools, ete at Acres of grapevines growing: For table—bearing, 250; non: bearing, 25. For wine—bearijig, 200.Number of -fruit trees growing: Apple: 1000. ricot—bearing, 6900; non. bearivg, ‘1500. Cherry—bearing, 820); non; bearing, 1000. Fig--bearing, 750; non-bearing,. 100. Olive—bearing, 200; non-bearing, 300. Peach—bearing, 9600; non-bearing, 1000. .-Pear—bearing, 16,. 000; non-bearing, 1,500. Prane (Frexch) —bearing, 3000; non-bearing, 1000, Priiie (other kinds)—bearizg, 2500; non-bearing, 1000. Lemon—bearing, 25; non-bearing, 50. Orange—béaring, 500; non-bearing, 300, Almond—beur. ing, 1200; noi-bearing, 500. Walmat— bearing, 2000; non-bexaring, 1200. NOT COMING TILL TO.10R20 4, In The Evening Captils Risy Will bs Gives a Ecception, This morhiug County” Clerk Greany received a telegram statiug that Cuptain P. T. Riley will not return to his home in this city til! tomorrow moruing. Tomorrow night a reception wil be tendered to him by our citizens, turn out and furnish music. Bound Over For Trial. —_————_; ¥3 The Chinaman accused of,tapping the till of Phelan Sisters’ restaurant had his preliminary hearing before Justice Holbrook this afternoon and was bound over in the sum of $1000 for trial, A MARRIED man says there is evidently no end to his wife’s mind, as he gets a piece of it daily. No Odds and Ends. Our clearance sale is not made up of odds and ends, but upon ourstraight lines. You will find a saving of 26 per cent. upon all goods. Popular Clothing Store. js-tt The Royal is the highest grade baking powder known. Actual tests show it goes onethird further than any other braad, « ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. For Surervisor. (Fourth Listrict.) A. J. WOOD, Present Incumbent. hereby ag ounces himself a candidate for re-elec ion. s1h! ct: to the decisioa of the Republica: Coa t7 Convention. For Sate. House and lot one mile from town. Rrasonjy 2-lw rvnvrevennnevnennnenvenonnoneyen Reduced Thi Is Day — —A T— y MAHER @ CO/’S See Window. Ladies’ Organdie 75 cents for ‘each suit. Some were/sold at $1, $r. all go at 7 5 cpnts. * AERIS npn gE IERIE DLE 0 seg CLEC IE TT sie nana ERLE pegpepeuneshe Suits Reduced to a full suit. To clean up after a great Wash Goods season we offer a lot of -Fine Wash Goods Suits at 15 _ Conte em yards to f 25 and $1.50 per suit. Now MAHER & CO. UUM ud bearing, 48,000; noh-bearing, — been engaged » ’ J. Levy, The’ SSAA ELLER LLL LEED IN nasser hue TRAI Cee 8G BSE —— “THE EXPOSE ( ( Tue “TeaRsCrps ” So Creates Profoun The TRANSCBIPT'S €2 Rev. W. E. Golding’s in this county, togeth tails of bis unnatural came here, created 8 tion in all quarters a1 of indigation against inexplicable part of t not only that he has k be at Jargeso long. Pp nable deeds in three but that be was not! borcein (Sgn North ago or in this count evidence of his bligh apparent.on -is nottoo late ho ‘to th: . ar of justice— for the rest ot his lif pable of doing furth dences of his guilt : . and heshould be ma ‘accusers in the cour Our. officers owe it . . ring ibim to trial a1 _ ‘ly lest‘he give them . one in other place smooth, slippery § deepest dye, and ‘ wifs and little ones bounded sympathy ist a single reasou . should be shown to _— + 7 The New W: A Tt is not likely t! 4em will be comple qmonth from date week however the w {nto those pipes th At Jast night’s mé tees received bid: mains from Legg & Adair, W. C. Hays. Wm. Abbott. The 75 cents for each 3end uncovered, ‘ Hays was also av for the 1-2 inch cc each, while the L the contract for tk at $1 each, and 8-4 covered at $1 for each for covered t © tre city will’be pe > ment on-the wate mated that when © -4ed that. it will cc = .estimute includit The late M "The estate of t! a "Allen is valued ’ according 10 the half past four oO" 4 nocn it is divi » dence property ‘ $1000, 10 her dau ley : son, Albert daughier, Winil _ granddaugh Lore “Oolies, $1005" 3 § M. Alilev, $100 property is bec Allen, Mrs. Ida Mulloy and . al sbaies. juifred A.M pager BF P Wheat ‘The Four Cs pect for hop good. The 8! will drive mar fields. Alre are receiving ilies living at begin betwee ust. The pri . as paid last § Need: “The Cham} ‘have to reb broke severa have steady its machine! passes fiom tank at the as a conseqt . what irregv We offer ward for al We, the . J. Cheney lieve bim ipusiness . sable to val Hall's ally, act! and ‘mu Testimor Hall’s The N prepare >.. first-ela: ‘pares. . Corcors Ice hou No. Tyl AOS Ht BOREE EE