July 13, 1897 (4 pages)

A of i u ly, arr, a Chief Engineer, . aes J. moe RicH, t, Clerk, uly 9, 1897, UAL ELECTION inect and wadneke he Ni nt will be held ok ot oe 25, 1897, ep: oe _poadden, fe tehison, be of Fire Delegates, M SCOTT, President, ry. vee ) hibigatars:. YARD SHERMAN, DE. is hereby Oke by the istrator of f¢. Estate of ceased, to the creditors aving claims against the hibit them, with, the within fourths: after u of this notice, to the at his office, the re of street, Nevada ity, Ne. ruia, E. W. SCHMIDT, the Estate of Edward 897, itce orney for Estate, nmons. (OR COURT. OF a, State of California, tiff vs. Mary 'l. Healy, E, M. Soracco, Defendants, State of Calitornia sendlr. Healy, E.R. Healy and efendants, required to ap) ar in an inst you in Superior ity of Nevada, State of 24th day of June, 1894, by ', and to answer the comwithin ten days (exclu ervice) after the service mmons, if served within erved out of this* ‘County, or judgment wiil be taken fault, according to the slaint. present to obtain a defor the foreclosure: of a described in said com. l by H. Healy-and Mary T, ay be Prag ot pear to secure Certain ‘promissory note 25th 1897, for the sum of years after date with inof 12 ue cent per annum din U Sa coin to C, alleges that in July, 1 : makers of said note a d teft oie, him, as nts and llaintiff; that no ipal sum. or interest has tiff demands judgment d sum of $700 and iuterest ent per annum, from May le attorneys fee und costs yremises conveyed by said ea Ket the eet ae apnt of the amount due upon ote. Judkment for "ae e estate of H. Healy and against Defendants, exy,is waived, And in case not sufficient to pay the ain an_ execution against ry T. Healy, for the balue, and also that the ‘nd all persons claiming under said Defendants, nd foreclosed of all right, sod Hd redemption, and o said mor remand Pusther ee ief.reby notified that if you l answer .the said Com quired the said Plaintiff t for any money or damint, as arising upon conoply to the Court for any ded in said Complaint. n under my hand and Seal e Said Sopert ior Court, of Jounty of Nevada, State of fornia, this 2th day of >, in the year our Lord thousand eight hundred ninety seven. J.J. GREANY, Clerk. C. NrLon, Deputy Clerk. © 26, 1897, Reward! "¢ Jounty Electric Power thé above reward for t will lead tothe arion of any and all parring or interfering in } OF Manner with the 3 or wires in either of ‘oss country. from now-on there will ent on our wires, and g with them do so at 20° E. J. pe Sasa, Jr, da County Electric ny. \L MARKET pp. Citizens* Bank. aR, e+ Prop’r Reef, Pork, Mutton Veal, Sausages, ete. ard. ° 7 ile z And all kinds of Meats ‘usually found ina first class market. free ' POWER, ounselor at Law and \ographer. COUNTY SUPERINTENDopposite Court House, Ne. practice in all the Courts IVES OOD FOR ADULTS. D. PRICE 80 cts. ALATIA, ILLs., 1893. = Mo, Ohad ESE 3Y W. D. VINTON. “MINING NEWS. IN GENERAL. bed of the creek. _ rock, Progre-s of the” + Ladustry in Yaron A correspondent of the Chico Enterprise writing from Centerville says the McBride quartz mine will soon be opened again. Forty men will be employed in rebuilding a large fiume to carry water to the mill. Mr. Crane and . . his partners are fluming Butte creek in order to work the gravel in the bed of the stream. William McIntyre; the Yokums and some Chinese companies will also flume the stream to work the One of the largest pockets ever discovered in Siskiyou county, was brought to Yreka last Wednesday and left at the Siskiyou County Bank. it contained 217-ounces of gold, and will probably yield in” the neighborhood of $8500. The gold was found on Ash creek, Klamath river, just below the old Captain Pope place, by Harry Nichots and his partner, who have been mining there for some time. . The total capital invested: in mines in Southern California is estimated at over $15,000,000. Nine thousand tons of copper ore in kilns three-quarters. of a mile long:is being. roasted at Keswick, Shasta county. The ore will burn three weeks before it is ready for the smelter. Yet this quantity of ore is only onethird-of what is being similarly treated about the smelters. : Oa the road from Randsburg to Garlock placer mines have been discovered and the miners are SieaD EN up $4 per day. The Datch mine is reported by the Tuolumne Independent to have two distinct channels of ore bodies, each of from ten to twenty feet in width and high grade at that. They are just completing an addition of ten more stamps, making now twenty in all, and only 300 feet deep. Over $1,000,000 has been refused for this property, says the same paper, é ‘The new mining district just_north of Liitle Spokane river, six miles from . ’ Spokane, is enjoying a genuine boom. ‘ne hills are full of prospectors. and new men are going in every day. A number of locations have been in the past week, and although little depth bas been gained in' development work, the little that has been done has exposed good strong ledges and yielded __Satisfactory assays. The latest and “mest surprising feature-is the discovery of free gold in a four-foot ledge of ore uncovered last week. The Shamut and Eagle mines in Tuolumne county have struck’ rich BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Business Transacted at the Regular Session Held Today. The following bills were allowed on the General Fund: ; I. Hob3on Company, stationery, $25. W.E.Prisk, advertising and_printing, $148.90. A petition was received from the residents of Truckee requesting the Board to appoint William Curless Health . Officer at Truckee. The petition -was granted and Mr. Curless was appointed for one year. An order was made transferring $15 from the 3d Road District Fund to the 5th Road District Fupé. + 2@e Board of f Equalization. The Board of Supervisors met: today ‘as a Board of Equalization. The following citations were made by the Board: Providence Mining Company, Wm. McKinley, agent. Keal property trom $30,125 to $40,125; improvements from $11,000 to $21,000. Home Mining Company, D. McFall, agent. Real propetty from $250 to ' $1,250; improvements from $500 to $1,560, ala MPs ee ar STE Installation and Collation. The officers of Hydraulic Parlor of Native Sons will be installed this evening by Geo. H. Garrison of Placer ¢ ‘anty, District Deputy Grand President.“ A delegation of Natives from ‘Grass Valley will be present and it is desired that there be a Tat attendance of members of the Parlor. After the meeting a nice collation will be served at the Union Hotel. Cleaning Up the Place. The Coutarde property on’ Broad street is being put in a cleanly condition, The lot will be cleaned out and taade to present a much better appearanee than for a long time. If Paul Coutarde, who is now in the Insane asylum at Napa, does not improve «fter being there a while the property above referréd to. will be sold. . Ordered the Horse Kutea,A borse . belonging t to John Goffett, the teamster, was found in a mud puddle 1@athe Brannigan residence on Orchard street’ this morning, and was in such a condition that Marshal Tompkins ordered the poor brute shot. Gof“ fett turned the horse out. in hope of “AN Ex-Offical pea ee, 2 ills: Himself. Because ie Ws Rotel. ALASKA MAIL CARRIERS FROTEN 10 DRATH. —— 7 * THEY ATE HALF OF A DOG TO ESCAPE STARVATION. Two Young Children Suffocated By a Jersey City Fire. 28,918 EXCURSIONISTS HAVE VISITED SAN FRANCISCO, An Extraordinary Rainstorm in Connecticut. lowa’s Ten Thousand Miners May Yet Conclude to Join the. Strikers, Special to the Darny TRANSORIPT. if An Ex-Treasurer Suicides, Eureka, Cal., July 18.—Retiring City Treasurer Young addressed a note to the Chief of Police’ asking cer to take charge of everything in his store, saying the stock was everything he had. He went on to say that last year he was robbed of $2,425, but. that he had not said anything about it, not even to his family, because he knew nobody would believe it any more than they would now. Twenty-four hours later his dead body was found on the . beach where the waves had washed it up. His throat was cut. Mail Carriers Frozen. Port TownsenD, Wash., July 18.—A letter received from Alaska tells of three. men named Blackstone, Boettcher and Mollique being frozen to death while carrying mail over the glacier between Junea City and Prince William Sound. Charles Willoughby found Blackstone’s body on the beach wrapped in a blanket.—By his side was half the carcass of his dog and there was evidence that he had eaten the rest of it. His companions’ dead bodies were. found on the top of the glacier. Two Children Suffocated. Jersny Crry, July 13.—The two children of W. Zeigler werefsuffocated here this morning ina tenement house. A fire started in Edward Mansner's bakery,and Mr.and Mrs. Zeigler and their three children were overcome by smoke. The firemen rescued the father, mother and one of the children. Oue child aged. three and another six months old are dead. Won't Expose Their Weakness. WaAsHINGTON, July 13.—The chairman of the National Silver Republican Party has telegraphed the Silver Republicans of Ohio to not put up a ticket of their own, but to stand by the party that adopts a silver platform. tarred and Feathered. Denver, Colo. July 13.—Julia L. Barton, 16-year-old daughter of Adam Winebrenner of Beatrice, Neb., who has arrived in Denver to live with her aunt, Mrs. Em. M. Bishop, still bears marks of a cruel beating which caused her to run away from home @ fortnight ago. Yesterday. Winebreriner was taken from jail by a mob of indignant citizens of Beatrice and lashed and tarred and feathered. Winebrenner is a son Pa. founder of a sect known as “Church of God.” t & ‘jand countries are 11,224; from Calitor. has been reconciled to the man she has of John Winebrenner of Harrisburg, . in session trying to bring about a setitlement betwéen the miners and mine Namber of aoe San FRANCISCO, July 13—Thé registration committee has concluded. its f deavor excursionists who have come to this city, and the figures show that the advance estimates. were remarkably correct. The visitors from other States nia 12,694; grand total, 23,918. Of these. from outside the State 7,477 are women and 3,747 men. Illinois sent the most visitors, her number being 1083; the other States sent them in this order: Towa,’ Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Latah Missouri, ‘Massachusetts. SE ae A Wet Storm. New Haven, Conn., July 13.—For the 24 hours up to eight o’clock this morning the rainfall was 314 inches, being the heaviest in eight years for a like period. The rain is still ‘falling in torrents. ce A Desperate Miner, SeaTriez, July 18.—J. W: Mathes of Boise City, Idaho, while en route to the Yukon gold fields, attempted to shoot the canyon between Lawes Linderman and Bennett. He swamped his boat, losing all his supplies. In desperation caused by his misfortunes he swam ashore and committed suicide by shooting himself through the head with a ‘rifle. Big Purse For Trotters. New Yorr, July 13.—The announcement is made-that the much-talked-of $25,000 purse for a trotting race 1s now }* a certainty, and that the event will be run off at the fall meeting at Fleetwood Park. The Bradburys Reconciled. San Francisco, July 13.—The erring Mrs. Bradbury, who left her husband to take up with the fortunes of Ward, so cruelly wronged, and will resume her wifely relations with him as soon as she’ is able to leave this city to meet him. Telegraphic communication has been keep up between the friends of Mrs. Bradbury and Colonel John = ever since Mrs. Banning arrived, and from a close friend it is learned that the Colonel is willing to forget and forgive and is eager to welcome the wayward beauty back to his arms. As soon us Mrs. Bradbury is able to travel she will go direct to him. At: least, that is the program. that has thus far been arranged. If nothing happens meanwhile to upset the arrangements, it will be carried out. Struck a Camp Meeting. PEEKSKILL, N. Y., July 183—A bolt of lightning struck the Y. M. ©. A. tent yesterday. There was great consternation among the people who were in “it. After everything was over it'was found that Corporal Doland was killed’ and eleven others were unconscious. It is not known how badly they are hurt. Physicians were promptly summoned and did all they could to i the suffering. é e. The Coal ra Des Mores, Ia., July 18.—So far no Iowa miners have joined the strikers, but they are likely todoso. There are 10,000 in the State, and while they are . » not well organized their ‘sympathies are with the strikers. In case the shipping of Iowa coal to Illinois to break the strike in the latter State 1s begun, the Iowans will be likely to quit. Prrrssura, July 13.—The arbitration committee representing five States are ‘EST. iN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. eed % PERSONAL PUNTERS, ~ Doings and Intentions. sale H Conia ccs th bes wpnod. ‘days. . Box and W. 8. Carter of Wheati, patciabersd Frank MeOntchan left on the noon _.train-for Lake Tahoe. George MeOaliough came. ‘erat. feeen . North San Juan today. ‘ M.S. Rothblin of . San Francisco arrived here on last evening's train. Sheriff Getchell left for Graniteville this afternoon on official business. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Richards re— since ‘to the report on the number of Onristian En-. Vly today seeing his eounty-seat . friends,’ — D. Laconer of Sacramento arrived here last evening and left this morning for Forest City. 0.8. Collier of Sacramento arrived here evening’s train and left this morning for Sierra county. . Mrs. Adair and Misses J: and GAdair left this morning to visit rela‘tives at San Francisco. E. J. Rector now walks with a cane. , This morning he mashed: his toes by dropping a plank on them: _M. 8. Bernstein of San Francisco ar@ from Lad Francisco on her way home. Mrs. McCullough, Belle Powell ‘}and Miss Maud Ferguson came over from North San Juan today. Miss Bessie Brown of North San Juan arrived here this morning from San Francisco on her way home. W. 8. McLean, 8. Jones, E. W: Spencer and P.N. Feely of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Clarence Hooper of Forest City returned here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for home. — : Supervisors A. Wood and Dan MePhetres returned last evening . from Boca where they have been inspecting the new bridge. H. 8. Milizner, who travels for Titus Sheard Co, of Little Falls, New York, will attend the Native: Sons installation and supper tonight. William Greenman, nephew of Mrs, R. M. Hunt, who has been visiting here for a few days, left today for Chicago, where he is foreman in a large factory where gasoline and oil steves are made. His cousin, Mrs. Hinksoa, accompanied him:as far as Colfax. GRASS YALLEY GLEANINGS, A Summary of Late ate News as Told Over the Telephone Today.'*’ Henry Phillips, formerly Superinresents a company that proposes to the Maryland mine. Grass Valley Lodge of Ancient Order “United Workmen initiated 25° candidegtes last night. The Appeals of Marysville and the Smiths of Grass Valley will play bail at Watt Park Sunday for $50 a side. Chas. H. Taylor, the foundryman, who was recently severely hurt on the is able. to be around again. Mrs. McKnight and son, of St. Louis, are visiting their relatives, the f amity . of J. M. Lakenan. Miss Annie Keleher of Grass Valley . has been elected teacher of the Bear river district school. The case of John F. Miller vs. the city of Grass Valley has been appealed to the Superior Court. Odd Fellows installation. The following officers of Mistletoe Encampment of Odd Fellows were installed last evening by District Deputy J.C. Rich, the Rebekah Degree members being present bv invitation: E. E. Cleveland, O. P.; J. G. O’Neill, H.P.; E. M. McKinlay, 8S. W.; G. A.Gray, Scribe; N. P. Brown, Treas.; A. R. Lord, G.; B. F. Snell, O. S.; T. Silva, I. 8S; T. J. Calanan, Ist W:.;. Wm. McKinlay, . ¢ 2a W.; I. G. Thomas, 3d W.; Chas. Steffens, Ist G. to T.; J. H. Polmere, 2d G. to T. Refreshments were served and there were songs by Misses Edith . is Edwards, Millie Stevens: and Lillie White, a piano duet by Misses Jessie . ° and Ada Rich, and a reading by J. G. O'Neill. Kicked . by a! a Horse. Wilfred Hoskins was kicked in the right thigh last evening by a horse at Latta’s livery stable. He was not seriously injured, but will be incapacitated for several days. A Broken Axle. » An axle broke°on one of the Narrow Gauge coaches last evening, which delayed the arrival of the 9:48 train for about two hours. wells, Fargo & Co. Order Lost. An order on Wells, Fargo & Co. té& $85 was lost a few daysago. The finder will be-rewarded by leaving it at this Owners. office. je-lw tendent of the Kentuck mine, arrived‘ in Grass Valley this morning’ He rep-. ' open up the Gold Bar and O.K. mines . on Wolf creek about a half mile from . . head by being struck by a crank shaft, . “rece ri ARRESTBD. Gone ‘Chronicle of of Various “Folks” Hs Was Trying to Got Away With Over $300 Worth of Specimens. For.some time past‘the Superintendent of the Good Title mine at Indiana Ranch, Yuba county, has suspected that one of the miners employed there ‘was stealing specimens from the mine. 4A detective was employed-to watch the suspected party and went to work in the mine. Friday the suspect was caught stealing specimens from the ‘ich ore shoot where he was working. In the evening he was arrested as soon as he game out. of the mine. Soon after he complained of feeling sick and stepped to a window in the hoisting vomiting. While leaning out. the window--he managed to dump from his pockets a lot of specimens, which fell tothe ground below and were noticed mens-he was trying to get away with are valued at over $300. It is estimated that the same man has stolen about $1600 worth of specimens since he has been working at the mine. He was taken to Marysville for trial. ee a or ee ‘Will Put Up Hoisting Works. ' J. R. dones of Relief Hill intenas sinking a shaft 300 feet deep on his ‘gravel mine at that place. Hoisting works and a pumping rig will be put up, the machinery to be run by a Pelton water wheel. The prospects 3 in aa . mine are-very éncouraging: — . No Hope For Grocker. San Francisco, July 13.— Fred Crocker is very low today. No hope is expressed for his recovery. He can last but a short time. Cot. Dan Burns says he has got about $20,000,000 in . sight at his mine in Mexico. As itis mostly silver it will take lots of/will power to prevent him from floppi rto Bryanism at the next election. To Be Cigsea Uut. A large line of babies’ Lace Caps is to be closed out at the Branch Wonder Store. m7-tf Piano! ‘Maker. Union: Hotel. Best in the Market. The Singer Sewing Machine, Ottice . * Broad street. ‘ j21-Im “+A Dozen Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half -a~pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder. Easy , to clean and economical. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes. Indispensable in every « household. — seersceet ana ges: Enterprise Raisin and Grape . Seeder Is sold at all hardware stores. Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp for the keeper’ — 200 recipes. ENTERPRISE MFG. CO. OF be Philadelphia, Pa. Makers of the Enterprise Meat oe ee Assessment Notice. i -IVE YANKEE GRAVEL MINING COMPA ly location of principal place of busiraniteville, Nevada county, Cal. Locafom of wor! _ Kureka Mining District, Nevada foo i hore Notice is wereby given that at a meeti ee the Board of Directors held on the 26th of June, 1897, an assessment (No. 18) of Two ied Cents per share was levied upom the capoc myord of ‘she ated gue 4 age s 0 payable immeat Golden Since ete G premiers Ret ngeos ny stock upon which th: Ss ment shail’ remain unpaid on the ge ot ely, 3 1997, will be delinquent -E pM Boe! Fone Ay ublic auction,and unless pay ment ore will be sold on August 10th to bey the delinquent assessment, towith costs of advertising and expenses of order of the Board of Directo: wM. MoLEAN, See. PATENTS! beteton. Land and ludian Depredation OLAIMS. tae STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS obtained; interferences conducted; special examinationt; trade-marks, vopy-rights, bels and 6 Gomes registered. prosecuted; infringement suites ial acted rots United States C If you have an invention, send as a sketeh= pay tn or small model, together with a Priet a ion of the mest important features are infringed. or if Laas ou the course to pursue, on of patents and the same ispoment. submit Ping bie opinion. are i ene ‘ged wth inmatter to us for 4 reNational Bureau of Claims, BOX 84, ncaa oc & works for the purpose, ostensibly, of . in by one of the employes. The speci-. W. T. Sharp, the pianc piano maker i is at the jeIwss Enterprising House; DISERTED AT it k HOTEL. haber Bradbary Mar Cs, Bat Ht i High Lif, ‘help sesh Wks . lode deni tated Eva Kline has been employed as a pur‘veror of hash in a -hotel at Redding, and during the same period a young man named Wilson acted the part of thought a new and rising star been discovered in the.other. separation finslly became too numerous to satisfy the cravings of two souls with but a single thought, then they ‘spot and live on love. They boarded the Oregon express train and arrived in Chico at an early hoor in the morning. Ata hotel the names.of Mr. and and plain Redding: being designated as their residence. The following day the young man secured about.$15 that his companion had saved and then be took the next train going south, not even saying good bye to Eva. 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A of i u ly, arr, a Chief Engineer, . aes J. moe RicH, t, Clerk, uly 9, 1897, UAL ELECTION inect and wadneke he Ni nt will be held ok ot oe 25, 1897, ep: oe _poadden, fe tehison, be of Fire Delegates, M SCOTT, President, ry. vee ) hibigatars:. YARD SHERMAN, DE. is hereby Oke by the istrator of f¢. Estate of ceased, to the creditors aving claims against the hibit them, with, the within fourths: after u of this notice, to the at his office, the re of street, Nevada ity, Ne. ruia, E. W. SCHMIDT, the Estate of Edward 897, itce orney for Estate, nmons. (OR COURT. OF a, State of California, tiff vs. Mary 'l. Healy, E, M. Soracco, Defendants, State of Calitornia sendlr. Healy, E.R. Healy and efendants, required to ap) ar in an inst you in Superior ity of Nevada, State of 24th day of June, 1894, by ', and to answer the comwithin ten days (exclu ervice) after the service mmons, if served within erved out of this* ‘County, or judgment wiil be taken fault, according to the slaint. present to obtain a defor the foreclosure: of a described in said com. l by H. Healy-and Mary T, ay be Prag ot pear to secure Certain ‘promissory note 25th 1897, for the sum of years after date with inof 12 ue cent per annum din U Sa coin to C, alleges that in July, 1 : makers of said note a d teft oie, him, as nts and llaintiff; that no ipal sum. or interest has tiff demands judgment d sum of $700 and iuterest ent per annum, from May le attorneys fee und costs yremises conveyed by said ea Ket the eet ae apnt of the amount due upon ote. Judkment for "ae e estate of H. Healy and against Defendants, exy,is waived, And in case not sufficient to pay the ain an_ execution against ry T. Healy, for the balue, and also that the ‘nd all persons claiming under said Defendants, nd foreclosed of all right, sod Hd redemption, and o said mor remand Pusther ee ief.reby notified that if you l answer .the said Com quired the said Plaintiff t for any money or damint, as arising upon conoply to the Court for any ded in said Complaint. n under my hand and Seal e Said Sopert ior Court, of Jounty of Nevada, State of fornia, this 2th day of >, in the year our Lord thousand eight hundred ninety seven. J.J. GREANY, Clerk. C. NrLon, Deputy Clerk. © 26, 1897, Reward! "¢ Jounty Electric Power thé above reward for t will lead tothe arion of any and all parring or interfering in } OF Manner with the 3 or wires in either of ‘oss country. from now-on there will ent on our wires, and g with them do so at 20° E. J. pe Sasa, Jr, da County Electric ny. \L MARKET pp. Citizens* Bank. aR, e+ Prop’r Reef, Pork, Mutton Veal, Sausages, ete. ard. ° 7 ile z And all kinds of Meats ‘usually found ina first class market. free ' POWER, ounselor at Law and \ographer. COUNTY SUPERINTENDopposite Court House, Ne. practice in all the Courts IVES OOD FOR ADULTS. D. PRICE 80 cts. ALATIA, ILLs., 1893. = Mo, Ohad ESE 3Y W. D. VINTON. “MINING NEWS. IN GENERAL. bed of the creek. _ rock, Progre-s of the” + Ladustry in Yaron A correspondent of the Chico Enterprise writing from Centerville says the McBride quartz mine will soon be opened again. Forty men will be employed in rebuilding a large fiume to carry water to the mill. Mr. Crane and . . his partners are fluming Butte creek in order to work the gravel in the bed of the stream. William McIntyre; the Yokums and some Chinese companies will also flume the stream to work the One of the largest pockets ever discovered in Siskiyou county, was brought to Yreka last Wednesday and left at the Siskiyou County Bank. it contained 217-ounces of gold, and will probably yield in” the neighborhood of $8500. The gold was found on Ash creek, Klamath river, just below the old Captain Pope place, by Harry Nichots and his partner, who have been mining there for some time. . The total capital invested: in mines in Southern California is estimated at over $15,000,000. Nine thousand tons of copper ore in kilns three-quarters. of a mile long:is being. roasted at Keswick, Shasta county. The ore will burn three weeks before it is ready for the smelter. Yet this quantity of ore is only onethird-of what is being similarly treated about the smelters. : Oa the road from Randsburg to Garlock placer mines have been discovered and the miners are SieaD EN up $4 per day. The Datch mine is reported by the Tuolumne Independent to have two distinct channels of ore bodies, each of from ten to twenty feet in width and high grade at that. They are just completing an addition of ten more stamps, making now twenty in all, and only 300 feet deep. Over $1,000,000 has been refused for this property, says the same paper, é ‘The new mining district just_north of Liitle Spokane river, six miles from . ’ Spokane, is enjoying a genuine boom. ‘ne hills are full of prospectors. and new men are going in every day. A number of locations have been in the past week, and although little depth bas been gained in' development work, the little that has been done has exposed good strong ledges and yielded __Satisfactory assays. The latest and “mest surprising feature-is the discovery of free gold in a four-foot ledge of ore uncovered last week. The Shamut and Eagle mines in Tuolumne county have struck’ rich BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Business Transacted at the Regular Session Held Today. The following bills were allowed on the General Fund: ; I. Hob3on Company, stationery, $25. W.E.Prisk, advertising and_printing, $148.90. A petition was received from the residents of Truckee requesting the Board to appoint William Curless Health . Officer at Truckee. The petition -was granted and Mr. Curless was appointed for one year. An order was made transferring $15 from the 3d Road District Fund to the 5th Road District Fupé. + 2@e Board of f Equalization. The Board of Supervisors met: today ‘as a Board of Equalization. The following citations were made by the Board: Providence Mining Company, Wm. McKinley, agent. Keal property trom $30,125 to $40,125; improvements from $11,000 to $21,000. Home Mining Company, D. McFall, agent. Real propetty from $250 to ' $1,250; improvements from $500 to $1,560, ala MPs ee ar STE Installation and Collation. The officers of Hydraulic Parlor of Native Sons will be installed this evening by Geo. H. Garrison of Placer ¢ ‘anty, District Deputy Grand President.“ A delegation of Natives from ‘Grass Valley will be present and it is desired that there be a Tat attendance of members of the Parlor. After the meeting a nice collation will be served at the Union Hotel. Cleaning Up the Place. The Coutarde property on’ Broad street is being put in a cleanly condition, The lot will be cleaned out and taade to present a much better appearanee than for a long time. If Paul Coutarde, who is now in the Insane asylum at Napa, does not improve «fter being there a while the property above referréd to. will be sold. . Ordered the Horse Kutea,A borse . belonging t to John Goffett, the teamster, was found in a mud puddle 1@athe Brannigan residence on Orchard street’ this morning, and was in such a condition that Marshal Tompkins ordered the poor brute shot. Gof“ fett turned the horse out. in hope of “AN Ex-Offical pea ee, 2 ills: Himself. Because ie Ws Rotel. ALASKA MAIL CARRIERS FROTEN 10 DRATH. —— 7 * THEY ATE HALF OF A DOG TO ESCAPE STARVATION. Two Young Children Suffocated By a Jersey City Fire. 28,918 EXCURSIONISTS HAVE VISITED SAN FRANCISCO, An Extraordinary Rainstorm in Connecticut. lowa’s Ten Thousand Miners May Yet Conclude to Join the. Strikers, Special to the Darny TRANSORIPT. if An Ex-Treasurer Suicides, Eureka, Cal., July 18.—Retiring City Treasurer Young addressed a note to the Chief of Police’ asking cer to take charge of everything in his store, saying the stock was everything he had. He went on to say that last year he was robbed of $2,425, but. that he had not said anything about it, not even to his family, because he knew nobody would believe it any more than they would now. Twenty-four hours later his dead body was found on the . beach where the waves had washed it up. His throat was cut. Mail Carriers Frozen. Port TownsenD, Wash., July 18.—A letter received from Alaska tells of three. men named Blackstone, Boettcher and Mollique being frozen to death while carrying mail over the glacier between Junea City and Prince William Sound. Charles Willoughby found Blackstone’s body on the beach wrapped in a blanket.—By his side was half the carcass of his dog and there was evidence that he had eaten the rest of it. His companions’ dead bodies were. found on the top of the glacier. Two Children Suffocated. Jersny Crry, July 13.—The two children of W. Zeigler werefsuffocated here this morning ina tenement house. A fire started in Edward Mansner's bakery,and Mr.and Mrs. Zeigler and their three children were overcome by smoke. The firemen rescued the father, mother and one of the children. Oue child aged. three and another six months old are dead. Won't Expose Their Weakness. WaAsHINGTON, July 13.—The chairman of the National Silver Republican Party has telegraphed the Silver Republicans of Ohio to not put up a ticket of their own, but to stand by the party that adopts a silver platform. tarred and Feathered. Denver, Colo. July 13.—Julia L. Barton, 16-year-old daughter of Adam Winebrenner of Beatrice, Neb., who has arrived in Denver to live with her aunt, Mrs. Em. M. Bishop, still bears marks of a cruel beating which caused her to run away from home @ fortnight ago. Yesterday. Winebreriner was taken from jail by a mob of indignant citizens of Beatrice and lashed and tarred and feathered. Winebrenner is a son Pa. founder of a sect known as “Church of God.” t & ‘jand countries are 11,224; from Calitor. has been reconciled to the man she has of John Winebrenner of Harrisburg, . in session trying to bring about a setitlement betwéen the miners and mine Namber of aoe San FRANCISCO, July 13—Thé registration committee has concluded. its f deavor excursionists who have come to this city, and the figures show that the advance estimates. were remarkably correct. The visitors from other States nia 12,694; grand total, 23,918. Of these. from outside the State 7,477 are women and 3,747 men. Illinois sent the most visitors, her number being 1083; the other States sent them in this order: Towa,’ Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Latah Missouri, ‘Massachusetts. SE ae A Wet Storm. New Haven, Conn., July 13.—For the 24 hours up to eight o’clock this morning the rainfall was 314 inches, being the heaviest in eight years for a like period. The rain is still ‘falling in torrents. ce A Desperate Miner, SeaTriez, July 18.—J. W: Mathes of Boise City, Idaho, while en route to the Yukon gold fields, attempted to shoot the canyon between Lawes Linderman and Bennett. He swamped his boat, losing all his supplies. In desperation caused by his misfortunes he swam ashore and committed suicide by shooting himself through the head with a ‘rifle. Big Purse For Trotters. New Yorr, July 13.—The announcement is made-that the much-talked-of $25,000 purse for a trotting race 1s now }* a certainty, and that the event will be run off at the fall meeting at Fleetwood Park. The Bradburys Reconciled. San Francisco, July 13.—The erring Mrs. Bradbury, who left her husband to take up with the fortunes of Ward, so cruelly wronged, and will resume her wifely relations with him as soon as she’ is able to leave this city to meet him. Telegraphic communication has been keep up between the friends of Mrs. Bradbury and Colonel John = ever since Mrs. Banning arrived, and from a close friend it is learned that the Colonel is willing to forget and forgive and is eager to welcome the wayward beauty back to his arms. As soon us Mrs. Bradbury is able to travel she will go direct to him. At: least, that is the program. that has thus far been arranged. If nothing happens meanwhile to upset the arrangements, it will be carried out. Struck a Camp Meeting. PEEKSKILL, N. Y., July 183—A bolt of lightning struck the Y. M. ©. A. tent yesterday. There was great consternation among the people who were in “it. After everything was over it'was found that Corporal Doland was killed’ and eleven others were unconscious. It is not known how badly they are hurt. Physicians were promptly summoned and did all they could to i the suffering. é e. The Coal ra Des Mores, Ia., July 18.—So far no Iowa miners have joined the strikers, but they are likely todoso. There are 10,000 in the State, and while they are . » not well organized their ‘sympathies are with the strikers. In case the shipping of Iowa coal to Illinois to break the strike in the latter State 1s begun, the Iowans will be likely to quit. Prrrssura, July 13.—The arbitration committee representing five States are ‘EST. iN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. eed % PERSONAL PUNTERS, ~ Doings and Intentions. sale H Conia ccs th bes wpnod. ‘days. . Box and W. 8. Carter of Wheati, patciabersd Frank MeOntchan left on the noon _.train-for Lake Tahoe. George MeOaliough came. ‘erat. feeen . North San Juan today. ‘ M.S. Rothblin of . San Francisco arrived here on last evening's train. Sheriff Getchell left for Graniteville this afternoon on official business. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Richards re— since ‘to the report on the number of Onristian En-. Vly today seeing his eounty-seat . friends,’ — D. Laconer of Sacramento arrived here last evening and left this morning for Forest City. 0.8. Collier of Sacramento arrived here evening’s train and left this morning for Sierra county. . Mrs. Adair and Misses J: and GAdair left this morning to visit rela‘tives at San Francisco. E. J. Rector now walks with a cane.

, This morning he mashed: his toes by dropping a plank on them: _M. 8. Bernstein of San Francisco ar@ from Lad Francisco on her way home. Mrs. McCullough, Belle Powell ‘}and Miss Maud Ferguson came over from North San Juan today. Miss Bessie Brown of North San Juan arrived here this morning from San Francisco on her way home. W. 8. McLean, 8. Jones, E. W: Spencer and P.N. Feely of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Clarence Hooper of Forest City returned here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for home. — : Supervisors A. Wood and Dan MePhetres returned last evening . from Boca where they have been inspecting the new bridge. H. 8. Milizner, who travels for Titus Sheard Co, of Little Falls, New York, will attend the Native: Sons installation and supper tonight. William Greenman, nephew of Mrs, R. M. Hunt, who has been visiting here for a few days, left today for Chicago, where he is foreman in a large factory where gasoline and oil steves are made. His cousin, Mrs. Hinksoa, accompanied him:as far as Colfax. GRASS YALLEY GLEANINGS, A Summary of Late ate News as Told Over the Telephone Today.'*’ Henry Phillips, formerly Superinresents a company that proposes to the Maryland mine. Grass Valley Lodge of Ancient Order “United Workmen initiated 25° candidegtes last night.. The Appeals of Marysville and the Smiths of Grass Valley will play bail at Watt Park Sunday for $50 a side. Chas. H. Taylor, the foundryman, who was recently severely hurt on the is able. to be around again. Mrs. McKnight and son, of St. Louis, are visiting their relatives, the f amity . of J. M. Lakenan. Miss Annie Keleher of Grass Valley . has been elected teacher of the Bear river district school. The case of John F. Miller vs. the city of Grass Valley has been appealed to the Superior Court. Odd Fellows installation. The following officers of Mistletoe Encampment of Odd Fellows were installed last evening by District Deputy J.C. Rich, the Rebekah Degree members being present bv invitation: E. E. Cleveland, O. P.; J. G. O’Neill, H.P.; E. M. McKinlay, 8S. W.; G. A.Gray, Scribe; N. P. Brown, Treas.; A. R. Lord, G.; B. F. Snell, O. S.; T. Silva, I. 8S; T. J. Calanan, Ist W:.;. Wm. McKinlay, . ¢ 2a W.; I. G. Thomas, 3d W.; Chas. Steffens, Ist G. to T.; J. H. Polmere, 2d G. to T. Refreshments were served and there were songs by Misses Edith . is Edwards, Millie Stevens: and Lillie White, a piano duet by Misses Jessie . ° and Ada Rich, and a reading by J. G. O'Neill. Kicked . by a! a Horse. Wilfred Hoskins was kicked in the right thigh last evening by a horse at Latta’s livery stable. He was not seriously injured, but will be incapacitated for several days. A Broken Axle. » An axle broke°on one of the Narrow Gauge coaches last evening, which delayed the arrival of the 9:48 train for about two hours. wells, Fargo & Co. Order Lost. An order on Wells, Fargo & Co. té& $85 was lost a few daysago. The finder will be-rewarded by leaving it at this Owners. office. je-lw tendent of the Kentuck mine, arrived‘ in Grass Valley this morning’ He rep-. ' open up the Gold Bar and O.K. mines . on Wolf creek about a half mile from . . head by being struck by a crank shaft, . “rece ri ARRESTBD. Gone ‘Chronicle of of Various “Folks” Hs Was Trying to Got Away With Over $300 Worth of Specimens. For.some time past‘the Superintendent of the Good Title mine at Indiana Ranch, Yuba county, has suspected that one of the miners employed there ‘was stealing specimens from the mine. 4A detective was employed-to watch the suspected party and went to work in the mine. Friday the suspect was caught stealing specimens from the ‘ich ore shoot where he was working. In the evening he was arrested as soon as he game out. of the mine. Soon after he complained of feeling sick and stepped to a window in the hoisting vomiting. While leaning out. the window--he managed to dump from his pockets a lot of specimens, which fell tothe ground below and were noticed mens-he was trying to get away with are valued at over $300. It is estimated that the same man has stolen about $1600 worth of specimens since he has been working at the mine. He was taken to Marysville for trial. ee a or ee ‘Will Put Up Hoisting Works. ' J. R. dones of Relief Hill intenas sinking a shaft 300 feet deep on his ‘gravel mine at that place. Hoisting works and a pumping rig will be put up, the machinery to be run by a Pelton water wheel. The prospects 3 in aa . mine are-very éncouraging: — . No Hope For Grocker. San Francisco, July 13.— Fred Crocker is very low today. No hope is expressed for his recovery. He can last but a short time. Cot. Dan Burns says he has got about $20,000,000 in . sight at his mine in Mexico. As itis mostly silver it will take lots of/will power to prevent him from floppi rto Bryanism at the next election. To Be Cigsea Uut. A large line of babies’ Lace Caps is to be closed out at the Branch Wonder Store. m7-tf Piano! ‘Maker. Union: Hotel. Best in the Market. The Singer Sewing Machine, Ottice . * Broad street. ‘ j21-Im “+A Dozen Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half -a~pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder. Easy , to clean and economical. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes. Indispensable in every « household. — seersceet ana ges: Enterprise Raisin and Grape . Seeder Is sold at all hardware stores. Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp for the keeper’ — 200 recipes. ENTERPRISE MFG. CO. OF be Philadelphia, Pa. Makers of the Enterprise Meat oe ee Assessment Notice. i -IVE YANKEE GRAVEL MINING COMPA ly location of principal place of busiraniteville, Nevada county, Cal. Locafom of wor! _ Kureka Mining District, Nevada foo i hore Notice is wereby given that at a meeti ee the Board of Directors held on the 26th of June, 1897, an assessment (No. 18) of Two ied Cents per share was levied upom the capoc myord of ‘she ated gue 4 age s 0 payable immeat Golden Since ete G premiers Ret ngeos ny stock upon which th: Ss ment shail’ remain unpaid on the ge ot ely, 3 1997, will be delinquent -E pM Boe! Fone Ay ublic auction,and unless pay ment ore will be sold on August 10th to bey the delinquent assessment, towith costs of advertising and expenses of order of the Board of Directo: wM. MoLEAN, See. PATENTS! beteton. Land and ludian Depredation OLAIMS. tae STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS obtained; interferences conducted; special examinationt; trade-marks, vopy-rights, bels and 6 Gomes registered. prosecuted; infringement suites ial acted rots United States C If you have an invention, send as a sketeh= pay tn or small model, together with a Priet a ion of the mest important features are infringed. or if Laas ou the course to pursue, on of patents and the same ispoment. submit Ping bie opinion. are i ene ‘ged wth inmatter to us for 4 reNational Bureau of Claims, BOX 84, ncaa oc & works for the purpose, ostensibly, of . in by one of the employes. The speci-. W. T. Sharp, the pianc piano maker i is at the jeIwss Enterprising House; DISERTED AT it k HOTEL. haber Bradbary Mar Cs, Bat Ht i High Lif, ‘help sesh Wks . lode deni tated Eva Kline has been employed as a pur‘veror of hash in a -hotel at Redding, and during the same period a young man named Wilson acted the part of thought a new and rising star been discovered in the.other. separation finslly became too numerous to satisfy the cravings of two souls with but a single thought, then they ‘spot and live on love. They boarded the Oregon express train and arrived in Chico at an early hoor in the morning. Ata hotel the names.of Mr. and and plain Redding: being designated as their residence. The following day the young man secured about.$15 that his companion had saved and then be took the next train going south, not even saying good bye to Eva. She told her story to the proprietor of the hotel and he in turn advised her to go.back to Redding and resume the occupation of purveyor of hash. commenced.in dreams of*love similar in this case there will be no —prosecution on the charge of cruelty to animals or for the suppression of “+ vice. Fine Butter. Woodland Creamery Butter, the best in the market, can be had of Phil Scadden, the sole agent. ~ a25-tf S100O0°%2 or good word-guessers. You must send in you: yellow tickets and word: by August 31st—the soone, you-begin, the bigger you chances at the prize. Rules of contest published in larg idvertinement aboutthe first and middi. of each mouth. A24 THE Cottage Organ The Chicago a Hos attained a standard of excellence wh'chad-. mits of :o0 superior, It contains every improvement that inventiy: zenius, skill and money can produce, . 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