July 12, 1904 (4 pages)

ove ISDAY..:.iJULY 12, 1904 ASOMAL MENTION IE TRANSCRIP. mee of Interest in and. Around This Section. Be Ecouvacnoaranamteetaneeted Qaartz Qaerry mine »near North Juan ‘will resume operations at co under the direction of Henry kins. The Quartz Quarry .Com¥ bonded the mine from the Huckbrothers about s year. ago,.and a lorado company, represented by Dr. [Carpets, Linoleum and Wall New Carpets just received. New stock of Wall Paper. New Inlaid Linoleum. New Welds Linoleum for §0 cts up. ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Mauager. }antee that it will be reported . baa been arranged. The ledies have the reputation: of being royal teiners and everything possible will be red. . : Gone for the entertainment of their F. L. Arbogast, cbairman of the} guests. A cordial invitation is oxMorping Parade committee, made . tended to all. thes featares in the parade, . Negel of Oakland, have now acquired the bond, which is for $160,000, Mr. Huokins will first conetract « bridge across the North Yaba, to replace the one washed away by bigh water laat winter. He will then begin sinking the sheft and will drift. to oroes cut the ledge.” The Quartz Quarry has every indication of becoming a goodpaying property. Record. of the ‘Supartoe Judge F. Sica is én NSIS x : “ne ; ting things in readiness preperatory to taking his annual vacation in A: Sorosie underekirte, the best on the market, are the ‘aub: of the new advertisement of Maher % Oo. this evening. The prices range from $1.25 At the meeting of Lone Pine Camp, “Undestir All Prices r ‘W. D, Long is reported to be @ ill, . Booth of Marysville was in town evening. Ae me Orzaili is down from Granite. leary Liane bas returned.from o lation ceremonies. Woodmen of the World; to ba held tomotrow night, the newly elected officers will be installed for the ensuing term. A social session and “smoker” are programmed to follow the instal-. MCRAE NRL Beit ~ . wumber of friends at whist last evensaying that it was by far the best ever had paid out the $270 allowed him, and had bills outstanding amounting to $1910, He aleo bendied the prize ‘money, and paid out $6-more than the Major-General Aithur MacArther hae issued an invitation to Goverucr Pardee to attend the State camp at the, Henry ranch, and hes notified the Liberal Donation. Taewron, N.J., Joly 11— The Nep'to Maryeville, > T. Toland of Smartevitle was ip ty yesterday, Al, Nichols iv numbered among tional Brotherhood of Operative Pottere, in coavention here today, adopted Tesolutions sympathizing with the striking miners of Colorado. An ap propriation of $10,000 was subssribed for the miners. . Longer Hours. . od VatirJo, July 11—Trouble threatens Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is the time to place your orders, ; ; 2 Our lamber'is sawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever brought to market, : AGEN TES : Office and Yarde—Head of Boulder Street, Nevada City. TELEPHons 291 Governor that a limited number. of staff officers of the division and brigade of the State organization can be modated in camp, and requests that he forward a list of those staff ‘whom-he mey desire to bave in attendance st the field maneavers. it is tacitly anderetood that -no National Guard officer above the rank of Oolone!l shall invade the camp, because itis not desired that any Gener‘ele shall be present who on the face of " B. F, Gooley, who was arrested last week on a obarge of battery, preferred by G. W. Baldwin, withdrew bis plea of not guilty yesterday and Justice 4 tostal lected Coughlan fined him $40. The foe was pe A yernege rR ar ih bety illoeee paid. 2 ~~ = . fiag conducted by E. 0. Webster of fe. A. Malligen of Auburn iehere. . Disttict Depaty Joba W. O'Neill will . Grass Valley, D. D. G. P., assisted by Pe otara “+ . tnstall the new officers “of Bydreulto. Joho WatersaeG. H P. Oharies A Sit Rogers 4s dows: feowe Wash-. Parlor, No. 56, N.S. G. W., thie even. . Millie, @.W.; James Sampson, G. I. hh ing. After the ceremonies a musical 8.; W. E Parsone, G.M.; and Thos. 7. Brows of Anbeta te enttes and literary program will be enjoyed. ing at her home on Nevada street, and Mistletoe Eocampment, No, 47, 1. 3.5. Oarr, chairman of the Eveping committee, reported that he had expened the $180 allowed, and that 914.86 was still owlng. The committee on Goddess of Liberty reported that they had expended the $81.50 allowed, and thet there was a shortage of $3.50, : Hugh Marchie, who bad charge of the foe water and benches, reported that he‘bad paid out $27, and was $1 fe. N. J. Weber is confined to her ae cr. ES. (15,000). Shares of Daniels, G. 8. The officers installed After the installation a banquet-was enjoyed, at which speeches were made. & delegation was present fromthe Grass Valley eagampment. A uniform admission of 10 cents will becharged. , About thirty young peoplevisited : Celt’. t our store, Other and Clock _proporud get our prices, J. May came up from Sacramento evening. : . 8. Gay H. Ohick, Nelson Ohick amounts of their shortage. wt The Invitation committee reported that they hed expended the $86 allowed : 2 , i Navy Yard. The Oommandant — : Bte arrivals to town. . Manager Jacobs has received a} were? 4. Seaman, 0. P.; A. B. Lord, . snort their commissions would be sbove-the. <' ‘be 7 ; > Make offer. 8. 8. 0; Jordan tot Miss: Jorden sesipnletaas trom ® San Francisco . 4: Fs T. 9. Sandow, 8. W.; T. J. Oale-. Ww. Martin, who had charge of. regular army officers whe are to be in “A pecgenyl = prey so toite HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY an Francisco, Cal, ver from Datch Flat, vaudeville exchange to give contina-. 28° 7 W.; Wm. Wind, I. 8; 3. F . ihe salutes, reported thet they had . command of the camp, : ei he hig ae ‘ oi — . : : . E Nicholis and Jobn Nicholls came ous vaudeville shows here, changing Pages peg ratngd hoa me Bi — $1.50 more then had been allowed — eae Unloos base bevtons n “" relies: The accommodations, the service and the » 4 WALTHAM or cn Maa ented tae iki ater crying to. torah oizeale actenetaet /OMPR MANA 4'W.y. A,B. Oraler! ese “erddgea thet the aifterent. QR Friday Night. to be ete te apes the Shastiue:, Sreene ate tee ecional, are not ANN Northern Caliaaa OWT) aneget® ‘ Electric lights Slock, Bonds, fie. The ladies of the Congregational Beneficent Society will hold a cocial B & HSI le aud retail dealers in quors Cigars, S Strictly High Class ROAD ST REET .D LIQUORS Drop in and I Cigars Broad Street, Nevada City { Many Deane Gilbert Ohick of Berkeley are ‘Spending the summer. as Kartschoke returned last evenfrom San Francieco, > G. Ohew, of Red Dog, who has F to Tecoma, Wash., on a visit, refd here last eveniug. . McDonald ie here from Sacinto, < rt L. Wertheimer, the well known P man, ie here from San Frantles Scheunert, the cigar manu: rer, of Sacramento, is in*town, ‘Bi Tredemann came dawn from leville last evening and left this hing for San Francisco. Allen arrived here last evening Fr-sno and left this morning for Heville. s M. F, Oooper of San Jose ie fom 4 visit. 8 Ageie O'Connell left this mornip a visit to San Franciseo, / Stevens left this morning for ‘Francisco, where he has a postjonas Reynolds, who has been 00 a visit to relatives, retarned to metropolis today. fe Dennis Driscoll will arrive from Bay Thareday evening on a visit irfather, E, Baldridge. A. Maltman and famity bave ‘to San Francieco on a pleasure s W. A. Tregallis hae gone to noiseo to visit with friends. Harding of Forest Oity arrived last evening, en route to the Bay. L. Van Norden retarned to Sacito yesterday, after a woek’e visit . . Maitland has gone to Campbell for the benefit of bis health. Orney L. L. Chamberlain of Aaie here on legal business. jer Hopkins bas returned from panish mine, above Washington. , Hall, who bas been visiting T, the Mountaneer mine lest evening, and under the.direction of J. N. Beokér of the mill department, viewed the surface and underground workings. rahe party enjoyed the visit very much. The entertainments for the benefit of the Carnegie library fund to ve given on the eveninge of Jaly Qlet and 22d, will be highly entertaining. The best amateur local talent will take part, and the laughable comedy, ‘The Gutta Percha. Girl,” will be presented. Musical and literary features will add tothe program. The proceeds are to be devoted to a worthy. object and’ ‘the tickets are floding a ready sale. May Go East. Oamp Murray, Wash., July 11—General Frederick Fanston, the captor of Aguinaldo, who is now Commander of the Department of the Odiumbia, ts about to be transferred to the command of the Department of the East,’ with headquarters at Governor's Ieland, New York, according to a report here. The transfer, it is expected will be made in September. ; Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications as they cannot. reach the diseased portion the ear. There is isonly one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitational remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube fs inflamed you have e rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the resalt, and unless the infammation can be taken out and thie tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine gases out of ten are caused by Oatarrh, which is nothing but en inflamed condition of be mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by Catarrh) that cannot be cured Oourt Garfield, No, 9, F. ofA., installed its new officers: last evening. District Deputy G. O: RB John Delbridge conducted the installation and the following were the officers Jjostalled: Simon Hieronfmus, J. P, Q. By BR J. Thomas, 0. R ; F. A. Thonite, 8. O. B.; L. Onaronnat, 8. W.; W. Hooking, J. W.; FP. King, 8. B,; Ben Polglase, J. B.; J. D. Coughlin, lectarer, NoGloveContests Omicaco, July 11—Mayor Harrison today declared ‘that prise fights of 8very sort, including contests ander the guise of “glove contests,” must cease in Ohicago. He gave Chief of ‘Police O'Neill strict orders thet the ‘mandate be enforced. Numerous exhibitions already arranged have been A Brave Boy. OaxLamp, July 11.—To save the life of his 6-year-old sister who was horcibly burned as the result of playing with lighted candles recently, George Hoffman, 16-year-old son of Louats Hoffman, of Oakland, heroically sub* mitted to the painful loss of nearly eighty equare jnebes of skin from his thighs to supplant the area of cuticie that hed been burned off his sister's left arm. The skin grafting operation bas proved successfal, but while the little girl is now on a fair road to reeover, the young hero is still in bed and in rather » precarious condition. Dr. B. T. Stratton, however, states that the boy will recover. them.and that it was sufficient. J. H. Rogers was allowed 250 for reconstructing a float. os The following additional amounts were alfowed: Kuights of Sherwood $2.60, Red Men $2.50, Wholesale comt $1.50, Printing eommittee ‘918.50, carriage bire $5, for taking Boys’ band:to Colfax $5. Aftér the aliowances were made there remained in the treasury $101.35. The President and Secretary were inetructed that if no more bills came in, after the expiration of two weeks they should draw a check for the balance in favor of the Nevada City Benevolent Society. 2 The meeting adjourned eubject to the call of the chairman. Delayed Drali. Today the firemen cashed a check for $195, -whioh wag their allowance made by the Committee. This check was thought by the Finance Oommittee to have already been paid ‘when the final report wee made last night. The firemen’s draft now reduces the balance in the treasury from $195.50 to $60 15. Qf the additional claims allowed last ‘might are paid there will be a deficit of over $34. Army Worms. Beaxeiey, July 11—The farmers of Kern county heve appealed to the Agricultara] Department of the Uaiveray of Oalifornia to assist in the on Friday evening of this week, at the resideuce of .Mrs. ©. O. Harris, on Ooyote street. The public generally are cordially invited to be present and participate in the good time provided. The ladies gf the Beneficent Seciety are known to be adepte in preparing entertaining features which always make their socials, as well as all their church gatherings, so attractive and popular, and the event set for Friday night will be no exception to the rule. Loved to Travel. Naw York, July 11.—One of the most remarkable prisoners ever arraigned in the Children’s Court was William Oouk, fourteen years old of this city, who wae tried and convicted yesterday of stealing $127.19 from a Sixth avenue department store. The story of hew asked for st ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : Milling: Wheat..... Brewing Barley Spring Valley.).:... $88 San Francisco Gas and Eleo. 61 95 Con. Oal & Va.1. 20 Sav Potosi . Hale & Nor. . Crown Point. The following ara-the quotations 3 and: bonds at the WHEAT AND BARLEY. MINING STOOKS, eoosee Ss UUIIWUAD 4. 11. ee eoescee Nor. Silver Hill. ae Oballenge.. Occidental. . ee eee VSI ANGOB 2. ee seoseee US MOYOS..6 Cee reneee the boy got away with the money and of his journey of. more than 10,000 miles in parlor and freight care nearly took Justice McKeon’s breath away. The boy said he stole because he “loved to travel.” e > To Avoid Flood. Torgexa, Jaly 11—An orderly mob of about twenty-five reputable citizens of North Topeka took a Union Pacific work train, went four miles west of gists and arouses ae eneniel livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stom. achs, Its action is mild and Pleasant, the resulis sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy pes health. The greatest cure for constipation, All druggrocers, 250, town, and with picks and shovels dug aditch three feet wide and seventyfive feet long through the embankment. This was done to allow the stored flood water to eecape to the river fastead of running through the town. The “mob” then returned quietly to their homes, Another expedition was made in a similar manner againet the Santa Fe tiscke east of town. A Gann Dance besides a large stock of delicacies J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor owners 8 Hot and. cold water Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “THE HOME OF GOOD ;LIVERS” ————__—_ —________ ] “Dal Monte Sef-Ratsing Buckwheat 25 Cents per package gor BBO (Dol Monte Self-Raising Flap Jack Flea 15 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of these goods for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptlyfattended to. Ghe Bee Ftwe Srocery Commercial Street neshaene seaieeanenareessaeeseee —To BE GIVEN BY— Hotel Antle Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass > Quartz LEITER & DUNLAP the very high r 35 and 4octs, also; ou want something } a long ways, and iteed to give satisr money refunded, 5¢-'Family Blend.’ Hell's Catarrh Oure. Send for aineer : PROPRIETOR lars, free. a F. J CHENEY & 00., Toledo, ©. Sold by Druggiets, 750. Hall’s Family: Pills are the best. ske and family, has retarned to noisco. S Andersonarrived here last eveniom San Francisco on his way to Mington. icy Dolman, who has been visitfith Merritt Rector, returned to> San Francieco. 1. Johuston returned last evenfom Oakland, where he attended Aneral of bis brother-in-law, the knthony Dennis. extermination of. the army worm, which is now ravaging the orchards. Manufactured Jewelry This is one of the things in which we excel. There’s nothing nicer than a ring or pin made That Throbbing Headach> / Would quickly leave you, if you aged Dr. King's New Life Pilis, Thousande of egfferérs have proved their matohless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches, They make pnre blood and baild up your health. Only 25 three bottles of Old-Gilt Edge whisky} cente, money back if not cured. Sold. beer—the very best in town—drop in in his grip, by W. D. Vinton, Draggist. and seg ‘Vm. Darry. 4 t gang of section men were working there, but they mafle no opposition to the tearing out of a section of the embankment. Lawre!Darlor, 11.0.4. EL ORO CLUB PLATFORM, Wednesday Evening, Joly 48th, . For good cool, sharp giase of beer eel’ at Wm, Garry’s satoon P rice Sct He wasn’t literary, hado’t any politics, couldn’t tell a story. Did we try to lose him? Not much. Me had Wm. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. bd eer if you wart a good, cool drink of ple wonder how we sesatte) TioKerts $1.00, admitting one gentleman out of quartz such good coffee ry Hockins returned last evening , " ad one ladys extra ladies, eee oney. Pa trip to San Francieco and Val8, i 7 , } His nephew, Wm. Coverdale, acr p g = ‘anied him. eS S0 VE . S 00 ; Elsie Hartang, daughter of M. ters Tea Blenders artuo”, witb her brother, Everett, siting relatives at Pleasant ValContaining engravings of pointe of interest in and aroand Nevada City. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oliy a7 ie Ladies of Yevada City and Grass Valley. are most cordially invited to inspect the finest and beat line OU of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on diepley 10 this city. I have an elegant and handsome stock of 1 UISINE a Special feature. Re taro Oall Bells. Riectric lights, Porcelain Bath ts. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms Two fine Sample Rooms for the sccommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. 8! Men and Transient trate. . aylor's~ 1 Coffee House street, Nevada City. Pa a 2) as OMPANY lorge H. Runockle, a well known 9ol teacher of Placer county, and Jamieson, a merchant, were here A ght from Datch Fiat. ire. F. J. Brophy of Salt Lake City, Utah, arrived here last evening and eft this morning for Oolambia Hill to isit*ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. ogtish. Mrs. C, C. Weisenbarger and two hildreo avd Mre. E, 8. Hathaway left oday for Butte City, Montana, where hey will visit their brother, O. M, Palmer. For Summer. Perfumes Fine Soaps Toilet Waters Floating Bath} Soap Taleum Powders, 1 5¢,225¢ a) E.y’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific Sure to Give Satietoctan, GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. Tt cleanses, soothes, heals, and the pene, . ear aaa : diseased membrane. howatunen, and Foot Powders Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear. Rats 00,000° BACK OF T . isfot as drives mig dy Cold in the Head 3 Bath S : ake BNEDEE + se a : Senses of Taste and es Sar T have area special care aud they. include some very hand‘good as another. ~Schilling’s : a Salt some and up-fo-date styles. 3 I ns. Co. 7 Bebe in nutmeg, is ground fine a oe MISS ELEANOR HOEFT ; 1D eatste. from difficult nuts to grind. be‘anni Tseias Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s 6 this contract with you. sch and every year there also pay you $5000 cash ntract.ineuranee in the cause fall of oil; the oil.is their virtue. There are dry nuts; i there are wormy nuts. We are ‘Ro more careful in nutmegs CRE RR ATE A, Sa Dickerman’s Che Best in town. Onr wineg and liquors cannot beexcatled anywhere. We . : Th d-ship i bsp pen wt to Serta years old, racsly Raveena and b ‘a same ; dan 3 ae prebicdie tis. ai and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. Kg Es soley aA $1 a4 fan all through. eee recently sunk for the purpose the leading brands of Cigars also kept, Ba @ur grocer’s; moneyback. seventy-three torpedo boats, similar em { “ NEVADA CITY -THE OWL. _ ,

ove ISDAY...:..iJULY 12, 1904 ASOMAL MENTION IE TRANSCRIP. mee of Interest in and. Around This Section. Be Ecouvacnoaranamteetaneeted Qaartz Qaerry mine »near North Juan ‘will resume operations at co under the direction of Henry kins. The Quartz Quarry .Com¥ bonded the mine from the Huckbrothers about s year. ago,.and a lorado company, represented by Dr. [Carpets, Linoleum and Wall New Carpets just received. New stock of Wall Paper. New Inlaid Linoleum. New Welds Linoleum for §0 cts up. ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Mauager. }antee that it will be reported . baa been arranged. The ledies have the reputation: of being royal teiners and everything possible will be red. . : Gone for the entertainment of their F. L. Arbogast, cbairman of the} guests. A cordial invitation is oxMorping Parade committee, made . tended to all. thes featares in the parade, . Negel of Oakland, have now acquired the bond, which is for $160,000, Mr. Huokins will first conetract « bridge across the North Yaba, to replace the one washed away by bigh water laat winter. He will then begin sinking the sheft and will drift. to oroes cut the ledge.” The Quartz Quarry has every indication of becoming a goodpaying property. Record. of the ‘Supartoe Judge F. Sica is én NSIS x : “ne ; ting things in readiness preperatory to taking his annual vacation in A: Sorosie underekirte, the best on the market, are the ‘aub: of the new advertisement of Maher % Oo. this evening. The prices range from $1.25 At the meeting of Lone Pine Camp, “Undestir All Prices r ‘W. D, Long is reported to be @ ill, . Booth of Marysville was in town evening. Ae me Orzaili is down from Granite. leary Liane bas returned.from o lation ceremonies. Woodmen of the World; to ba held tomotrow night, the newly elected officers will be installed for the ensuing term. A social session and “smoker” are programmed to follow the instal-. MCRAE NRL Beit ~ . wumber of friends at whist last evensaying that it was by far the best ever had paid out the $270 allowed him, and had bills outstanding amounting to $1910, He aleo bendied the prize ‘money, and paid out $6-more than the Major-General Aithur MacArther hae issued an invitation to Goverucr Pardee to attend the State camp at the, Henry ranch, and hes notified the Liberal Donation. Taewron, N.J., Joly 11— The Nep'to Maryeville, > T. Toland of Smartevitle was ip ty yesterday, Al, Nichols iv numbered among tional Brotherhood of Operative Pottere, in coavention here today, adopted Tesolutions sympathizing with the striking miners of Colorado. An ap propriation of $10,000 was subssribed for the miners. . Longer Hours. . od VatirJo, July 11—Trouble threatens Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is the time to place your orders, ; ; 2 Our lamber'is sawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever brought to market, : AGEN TES : Office and Yarde—Head of Boulder Street, Nevada City. TELEPHons 291 Governor that a limited number. of staff officers of the division and brigade of the State organization can be modated in camp, and requests that he forward a list of those staff ‘whom-he mey desire to bave in attendance st the field maneavers. it is tacitly anderetood that -no National Guard officer above the rank of Oolone!l shall invade the camp, because itis not desired that any Gener‘ele shall be present who on the face of " B. F, Gooley, who was arrested last week on a obarge of battery, preferred by G. W. Baldwin, withdrew bis plea of not guilty yesterday and Justice 4 tostal lected Coughlan fined him $40. The foe was pe A yernege rR ar ih bety illoeee paid. 2 ~~ = . fiag conducted by E. 0. Webster of fe. A. Malligen of Auburn iehere. . Disttict Depaty Joba W. O'Neill will . Grass Valley, D. D. G. P., assisted by Pe otara “+ . tnstall the new officers “of Bydreulto. Joho WatersaeG. H P. Oharies A Sit Rogers 4s dows: feowe Wash-. Parlor, No. 56, N.S. G. W., thie even. . Millie, @.W.; James Sampson, G. I. hh ing. After the ceremonies a musical 8.; W. E Parsone, G.M.; and Thos. 7. Brows of Anbeta te enttes and literary program will be enjoyed. ing at her home on Nevada street, and Mistletoe Eocampment, No, 47, 1. 3.5. Oarr, chairman of the Eveping committee, reported that he had expened the $180 allowed, and that 914.86 was still owlng. The committee on Goddess of Liberty reported that they had expended the $81.50 allowed, and thet there was a shortage of $3.50, : Hugh Marchie, who bad charge of the foe water and benches, reported that he‘bad paid out $27, and was $1 fe. N. J. Weber is confined to her ae cr. ES. (15,000). Shares of Daniels, G. 8. The officers installed After the installation a banquet-was enjoyed, at which speeches were made. & delegation was present fromthe Grass Valley eagampment. A uniform admission of 10 cents will becharged. , About thirty young peoplevisited : Celt’. t our store, Other and Clock _proporud get our prices, J. May came up from Sacramento evening. : . 8. Gay H. Ohick, Nelson Ohick amounts of their shortage. wt The Invitation committee reported that they hed expended the $86 allowed : 2 , i Navy Yard. The Oommandant — : Bte arrivals to town. . Manager Jacobs has received a} were? 4. Seaman, 0. P.; A. B. Lord, . snort their commissions would be sbove-the. <' ‘be 7 ; > Make offer. 8. 8. 0; Jordan tot Miss: Jorden sesipnletaas trom ® San Francisco . 4: Fs T. 9. Sandow, 8. W.; T. J. Oale-. Ww. Martin, who had charge of. regular army officers whe are to be in “A pecgenyl = prey so toite HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY an Francisco, Cal, ver from Datch Flat, vaudeville exchange to give contina-. 28° 7 W.; Wm. Wind, I. 8; 3. F . ihe salutes, reported thet they had . command of the camp, : ei he hig ae ‘ oi — . : : . E Nicholis and Jobn Nicholls came ous vaudeville shows here, changing Pages peg ratngd hoa me Bi — $1.50 more then had been allowed — eae Unloos base bevtons n “" relies: The accommodations, the service and the » 4 WALTHAM or cn Maa ented tae iki ater crying to. torah oizeale actenetaet /OMPR MANA 4'W.y. A,B. Oraler! ese “erddgea thet the aifterent. QR Friday Night. to be ete te apes the Shastiue:, Sreene ate tee ecional, are not ANN Northern Caliaaa OWT) aneget® ‘ Electric lights Slock, Bonds, fie. The ladies of the Congregational Beneficent Society will hold a cocial B & HSI le aud retail dealers in quors Cigars, S Strictly High Class ROAD ST REET .D LIQUORS Drop in and I Cigars Broad Street, Nevada City { Many Deane Gilbert Ohick of Berkeley are ‘Spending the summer. as Kartschoke returned last evenfrom San Francieco, > G. Ohew, of Red Dog, who has F to Tecoma, Wash., on a visit, refd here last eveniug. . McDonald ie here from Sacinto, < rt L. Wertheimer, the well known P man, ie here from San Frantles Scheunert, the cigar manu: rer, of Sacramento, is in*town, ‘Bi Tredemann came dawn from leville last evening and left this hing for San Francisco. Allen arrived here last evening Fr-sno and left this morning for Heville. s M. F, Oooper of San Jose ie fom 4 visit. 8 Ageie O'Connell left this mornip a visit to San Franciseo, / Stevens left this morning for ‘Francisco, where he has a postjonas Reynolds, who has been 00 a visit to relatives, retarned to metropolis today. fe Dennis Driscoll will arrive from Bay Thareday evening on a visit irfather, E, Baldridge. A. Maltman and famity bave ‘to San Francieco on a pleasure s W. A. Tregallis hae gone to noiseo to visit with friends. Harding of Forest Oity arrived last evening, en route to the Bay. L. Van Norden retarned to Sacito yesterday, after a woek’e visit . . Maitland has gone to Campbell for the benefit of bis health. Orney L. L. Chamberlain of Aaie here on legal business. jer Hopkins bas returned from panish mine, above Washington. , Hall, who bas been visiting T, the Mountaneer mine lest evening, and under the.direction of J. N. Beokér of the mill department, viewed the surface and underground workings. rahe party enjoyed the visit very much. The entertainments for the benefit of the Carnegie library fund to ve given on the eveninge of Jaly Qlet and 22d, will be highly entertaining. The best amateur local talent will take part, and the laughable comedy, ‘The Gutta Percha. Girl,” will be presented. Musical and literary features will add tothe program. The proceeds are to be devoted to a worthy. object and’ ‘the tickets are floding a ready sale. May Go East. Oamp Murray, Wash., July 11—General Frederick Fanston, the captor of Aguinaldo, who is now Commander of the Department of the Odiumbia, ts about to be transferred to the command of the Department of the East,’ with headquarters at Governor's Ieland, New York, according to a report here. The transfer, it is expected will be made in September. ; Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications as they cannot. reach the diseased portion the ear. There is isonly one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitational remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube fs inflamed you have e rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the resalt, and unless the infammation can be taken out and thie tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine gases out of ten are caused by Oatarrh, which is nothing but en inflamed condition of be mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by Catarrh) that cannot be cured Oourt Garfield, No, 9, F. ofA., installed its new officers: last evening. District Deputy G. O: RB John Delbridge conducted the installation and the following were the officers Jjostalled: Simon Hieronfmus, J. P, Q. By BR J. Thomas, 0. R ; F. A. Thonite, 8. O. B.; L. Onaronnat, 8. W.; W. Hooking, J. W.; FP. King, 8. B,; Ben Polglase, J. B.; J. D. Coughlin, lectarer, NoGloveContests Omicaco, July 11—Mayor Harrison today declared ‘that prise fights of 8very sort, including contests ander the guise of “glove contests,” must cease in Ohicago. He gave Chief of ‘Police O'Neill strict orders thet the ‘mandate be enforced. Numerous exhibitions already arranged have been A Brave Boy. OaxLamp, July 11.—To save the life of his 6-year-old sister who was horcibly burned as the result of playing with lighted candles recently, George Hoffman, 16-year-old son of Louats Hoffman, of Oakland, heroically sub* mitted to the painful loss of nearly eighty equare jnebes of skin from his thighs to supplant the area of cuticie that hed been burned off his sister's left arm. The skin grafting operation bas proved successfal, but while the little girl is now on a fair road to reeover, the young hero is still in bed and in rather » precarious condition. Dr. B. T. Stratton, however, states that the boy will recover. them.and that it was sufficient. J. H. Rogers was allowed 250 for reconstructing a float. os The following additional amounts

were alfowed: Kuights of Sherwood $2.60, Red Men $2.50, Wholesale comt $1.50, Printing eommittee ‘918.50, carriage bire $5, for taking Boys’ band:to Colfax $5. Aftér the aliowances were made there remained in the treasury $101.35. The President and Secretary were inetructed that if no more bills came in, after the expiration of two weeks they should draw a check for the balance in favor of the Nevada City Benevolent Society. 2 The meeting adjourned eubject to the call of the chairman. Delayed Drali. Today the firemen cashed a check for $195, -whioh wag their allowance made by the Committee. This check was thought by the Finance Oommittee to have already been paid ‘when the final report wee made last night. The firemen’s draft now reduces the balance in the treasury from $195.50 to $60 15. Qf the additional claims allowed last ‘might are paid there will be a deficit of over $34. Army Worms. Beaxeiey, July 11—The farmers of Kern county heve appealed to the Agricultara] Department of the Uaiveray of Oalifornia to assist in the on Friday evening of this week, at the resideuce of .Mrs. ©. O. Harris, on Ooyote street. The public generally are cordially invited to be present and participate in the good time provided. The ladies gf the Beneficent Seciety are known to be adepte in preparing entertaining features which always make their socials, as well as all their church gatherings, so attractive and popular, and the event set for Friday night will be no exception to the rule. Loved to Travel. Naw York, July 11.—One of the most remarkable prisoners ever arraigned in the Children’s Court was William Oouk, fourteen years old of this city, who wae tried and convicted yesterday of stealing $127.19 from a Sixth avenue department store. The story of hew asked for st ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : Milling: Wheat......... Brewing Barley Spring Valley..).:...... $88 San Francisco Gas and Eleo.. 61 95 Con. Oal & Va.1. 20 Sav Potosi . Hale & Nor. . Crown Point. The following ara-the quotations 3 and: bonds at the WHEAT AND BARLEY. MINING STOOKS, eoosee Ss UUIIWUAD 4.. 11. ee eoescee Nor.. Silver Hill. ae Oballenge... Occidental.. . ee eee VSI ANGOB 2.. ee seoseee US MOYOS....6 Cee reneee the boy got away with the money and of his journey of. more than 10,000 miles in parlor and freight care nearly took Justice McKeon’s breath away. The boy said he stole because he “loved to travel.” e > To Avoid Flood. Torgexa, Jaly 11—An orderly mob of about twenty-five reputable citizens of North Topeka took a Union Pacific work train, went four miles west of gists and arouses ae eneniel livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stom. achs, Its action is mild and Pleasant, the resulis sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy pes health. The greatest cure for constipation, All druggrocers, 250, town, and with picks and shovels dug aditch three feet wide and seventyfive feet long through the embankment. This was done to allow the stored flood water to eecape to the river fastead of running through the town. The “mob” then returned quietly to their homes, Another expedition was made in a similar manner againet the Santa Fe tiscke east of town. A Gann Dance besides a large stock of delicacies J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor owners 8 Hot and. cold water Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “THE HOME OF GOOD ;LIVERS” ————__—_ —________ ] “Dal Monte Sef-Ratsing Buckwheat 25 Cents per package gor BBO (Dol Monte Self-Raising Flap Jack Flea 15 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of these goods for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptlyfattended to. Ghe Bee Ftwe Srocery Commercial Street neshaene seaieeanenareessaeeseee —To BE GIVEN BY— Hotel Antle Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass > Quartz LEITER & DUNLAP the very high r 35 and 4octs, also; ou want something } a long ways, and iteed to give satisr money refunded, 5¢-'Family Blend.’ Hell's Catarrh Oure. Send for aineer : PROPRIETOR lars, free. a F. J CHENEY & 00., Toledo, ©. Sold by Druggiets, 750. Hall’s Family: Pills are the best. ske and family, has retarned to noisco. S Andersonarrived here last eveniom San Francisco on his way to Mington. icy Dolman, who has been visitfith Merritt Rector, returned to> San Francieco. 1. Johuston returned last evenfom Oakland, where he attended Aneral of bis brother-in-law, the knthony Dennis. extermination of. the army worm, which is now ravaging the orchards. Manufactured Jewelry This is one of the things in which we excel. There’s nothing nicer than a ring or pin made That Throbbing Headach> / Would quickly leave you, if you aged Dr. King's New Life Pilis, Thousande of egfferérs have proved their matohless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches, They make pnre blood and baild up your health. Only 25 three bottles of Old-Gilt Edge whisky} cente, money back if not cured. Sold. beer—the very best in town—drop in in his grip, by W. D. Vinton, Draggist. and seg ‘Vm. Darry. 4 t gang of section men were working there, but they mafle no opposition to the tearing out of a section of the embankment. Lawre!Darlor, 11.0.4. EL ORO CLUB PLATFORM, Wednesday Evening, Joly 48th, . For good cool, sharp giase of beer eel’ at Wm, Garry’s satoon P rice Sct He wasn’t literary, hado’t any politics, couldn’t tell a story. Did we try to lose him? Not much. Me had Wm. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. bd eer if you wart a good, cool drink of ple wonder how we sesatte) TioKerts $1.00, admitting one gentleman out of quartz such good coffee ry Hockins returned last evening , " ad one ladys extra ladies, eee oney. Pa trip to San Francieco and Val8, i 7 , } His nephew, Wm. Coverdale, acr p g = ‘anied him. eS S0 VE . S 00 ; Elsie Hartang, daughter of M. ters Tea Blenders artuo”, witb her brother, Everett, siting relatives at Pleasant ValContaining engravings of pointe of interest in and aroand Nevada City. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oliy a7 ie Ladies of Yevada City and Grass Valley.. are most cordially invited to inspect the finest and beat line OU of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on diepley 10 this city. I have an elegant and handsome stock of 1 UISINE a Special feature. Re taro Oall Bells. Riectric lights, Porcelain Bath ts. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms Two fine Sample Rooms for the sccommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. 8! Men and Transient trate.. . aylor's~ 1 Coffee House street, Nevada City. Pa a 2) as OMPANY lorge H. Runockle, a well known 9ol teacher of Placer county, and Jamieson, a merchant, were here A ght from Datch Fiat. ire. F. J. Brophy of Salt Lake City, Utah, arrived here last evening and eft this morning for Oolambia Hill to isit*ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. ogtish. Mrs. C, C. Weisenbarger and two hildreo avd Mre. E, 8. Hathaway left oday for Butte City, Montana, where hey will visit their brother, O. M, Palmer. For Summer.. Perfumes Fine Soaps Toilet Waters Floating Bath} Soap Taleum Powders, 1 5¢,225¢ a) E.y’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific Sure to Give Satietoctan, GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. Tt cleanses, soothes, heals, and the pene, . ear aaa : diseased membrane. howatunen, and Foot Powders Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear. Rats 00,000° BACK OF T . isfot as drives mig dy Cold in the Head 3 Bath S : ake BNEDEE + se a : Senses of Taste and es Sar T have area special care aud they. include some very hand‘good as another. ~Schilling’s : a Salt some and up-fo-date styles. 3 I ns. Co. 7 Bebe in nutmeg, is ground fine a oe MISS ELEANOR HOEFT ; 1D eatste. from difficult nuts to grind. be‘anni Tseias Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s 6 this contract with you. sch and every year there also pay you $5000 cash ntract.ineuranee in the cause fall of oil; the oil.is their virtue. There are dry nuts; i there are wormy nuts. We are ‘Ro more careful in nutmegs CRE RR ATE A, Sa Dickerman’s Che Best in town.. Onr wineg and liquors cannot beexcatled anywhere. We . : Th d-ship i bsp pen wt to Serta years old, racsly Raveena and b ‘a same ; dan 3 ae prebicdie tis. ai and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. Kg Es soley aA $1 a4 fan all through. eee recently sunk for the purpose the leading brands of Cigars also kept, Ba @ur grocer’s; moneyback. seventy-three torpedo boats, similar em { “ NEVADA CITY -THE OWL. _ ,