July 14, 1900 (4 pages)

at the Vancouver barracks when the Blea wrasse ihe mshi THE TRANSORIPT. —— I:saed Ryery Evening, Sundays Excepted, AT baVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN « CALEINS. 2BRMS OF SUBBORITTION: ty ‘Tail, e . $6 Per Year vy Carrier, ‘ = 12 162¢ Per Week Delivered to any part cf the city. P. 0. BOX E SRLEPHONE NO. 41. SATURDAY.. ;.July 14, 1900 ae emesaieaiabiatiainndaniiniaaiganaill SPBAKS WELL FOR HIM. John R. Tyrrell’s Soldier Friends Remember Him With Respect. The following item, which appeared in a recent issue of the “Sausalito News” finds an echoing sentiment among the men of Oo, I, who with their Lieutenant took aparms for their country in the late Spanish American war: “John R. Tyrrell, who was Adjutant San Rafael boys were stationed there, is being favorably considered as a can didate for State Senator in the district comprising Nevada, Sierra and Plamar counties. Mr. Tyrrell has the warm wishes of the many friends he made for himself at Vancouver among the San Rafael boys.” MOST WAIT TWO WEEKS. And Then Birds Will Be Will Be Mature and Lass Danger of Fire. Under provision of the general law, where no ordinance of the Board of Supervisors isin force, doves can be lawfully killed Sunday next, July 15th. But there is avalid ordinance in Yubs county extending the close season for protection of doves to August Ist, tw week later. *This will give the bird time to mature and much of the grain be cut and cared for, giving greater protection to farmers as well as birds Doves are not plentiful thie year. hence the importance of their protection while breeding ama as Democrat. Superior Court. The following. business was transacted in the Superior Court today: Estate of Wm. T. Thomas, deceased Chas. E. Ashburn the appointed ap praiser in the estate filed the inventors and appraisement of said estate at $1600, It is ordered by the Court that the col lateral inheritance tax is hereby fixed at $80. [t was further ordered that the County Treasurer pay to said Ohas, E Ashburn $10 for bis services.=«_—— Estate of Charles Grimes, deceased. It. was ordered that the final account be and the same is hereby settled, a). lowed and approved, and a decree of distribution granted’ in accordance with the petition. — White Sewing Machine Co. vs. Mary Lord. Ordered that the hearing of the motion to strike out the surplasage oi the complaint be continued until July 24,.1900. Gustus Storck was naturalized on the tesiimony of M. Kenrick and Henry Guenther. Personal Mention. F. L Bradbury came over from San Juan today. J. Salter came over from North San Juan today. Mrs. H. L. Johnson came down from Alleghany today. M. W. Mather came down from the Piambago Mine today. Frank Vaughn is down from the Plambago mine today. L. Gilmore and J. 8. Gilmore oame over from Iowa Hill today. E. Northrup, the livery man was oves from North San Juan today. Mrs. Josiah Sherman is expected to return this evening from Redding. Mrs. ©. C. Wallace and son left 0 the afternoon train for Lake Tahoe. H. O. Archibald of Los Angeles arrived bere on the trainthis afternoon. Chicken Dinner at the Union. Tomorrow, Sunday, afternoon 4u chicken dinner, the finest in town, will be served at the Union Hotel from 5 t« 7 o’viock. —_—--——--—e@e o— Broke His Wrist. Bert Baldwin sl'pped and fell last night and broke, his right wrist, Dr. Maller was oalled and reduced the fracture. Little Child Patally Burned. San Josz, July 14—Lucille, the 8year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Morse of Santa Clara, while left temporarily in charge-of a servant yesterday afternoon, found and ignited some matches,’*setting her clothing on fire. Tae flames were quickly extinguished, but not before she was fatally burned, death resulting a few hours later. Mr. ‘ Morse is an employe at the Mare Island Navy Yard, and a brother of the late C, ©. Morse, a well known seedsman. Perkins’ Nephew Goes With Estee. San Franorsco, July 14.—Hon M. M. Estee, Judge of the United States District Court of Hawaii, has appointed Walter B. Mailing of Portland, Maine, @ nephew of Senstor Perkins, of Oalifornia, Olerk of his Court. @W. WH. Andrews has purchased the Allisof ranch crop of peaches, finest in the county. He receives them fresh tems That Should Inter Interest Everybody— Geo. O. Gaylord & Son’s. _ BRIBFLY. STATED, ‘Something New Every Day. Cook's, that’s all. Swiss cheese at Isoard’s. ‘“Woodpecker Cigar.” Naf sed. “Uno” forsore feet. At Vinton’s. tf For Life Insurance see T. B, Gray® Drop. in at Tom’s place this evening. ) You can geta tooth brush at Vinton’s. For picnic delicacies go to O. E. Mulloy’s. tf You can’t have Malaria if you drink ook’s. a Spanish Panoche fresh every day at Folay’s. tf A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and Flem‘ng’s. m14-tf Extra attractions at the dance plattorm tonight. Vinton’s Beef Iron and Wine is a pleasant tonic. tf Mrs, Hill’s Insect powder is the best. Vinton keeps it. tf Grandfather’s Musb, 8 packages for 25-centsat Wolf's. . tf Ladies White Duck Skirts $1.00 at Rosenberg Bros. j 2-tf A fall brass band will furnish the music for the dance tonight. White Pique Waists, 40c Rosenberg Bros. It you want a good shine go around . ot Gallagher’s stand. j ‘Opal Creami softens and whitens the . skin. 25c at Viaton’s. . tf Swell patterns of lawns and dimities . at Suell & Fleming's. . te . Don't fail to attend the dance at the . platform tonight. . Fred Eilerman will favor his patrons with a free lunch this evening. i Heinz’s pickles, by the dozen, at each at! j2-t?. . . Ham Rolls and Oorned Ham. Some‘hing new. At Gaytorp’s. tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want any: hing in the tobacco line. tf This evening a nice hotgianch will be served at the National Hotel Saloon. The Nevada City Band have chosen tbe name of the Knickerbocker Band. Are you satisfied with your Vanilla lixtract. “Ours is good At Viotons’. tf, ’ For cold storage meats go to Grissel. ‘ros.’ and you are sure to get the best: Wolf carries a fuli line of big: grade Jellies and Preservies, 2 Jars for 25; cent.s if J.J. Jackson has au important announcement in bis changed advertisement. 5. A rock breaker was received at the depot this morning for the Plumbugo mine. If you want to have a good drink, or @ good meal, call around at the New York Hotel. If you ever used Jobnaton’s tooth powder you would like it. Vintou has it for sale. Van Camp's beets. Ready for table 3lb. cans for-20 cents at A. B. Wollt’s, Cash Grocer. tf “H.B.” What is “H.R”? The whiskey ‘without a headache. At Tom’s Place, Broad street. je5 ‘John F. Moody, Jr., of Truckee, had the misfortane a few days ago to badly sprain one of his legs. Watermelons are now in market and the choicest lot can be found at W. H. Andrews’, Broad street. tf A beautiful matted etching with ev. ery purchase of two packages of Cream of Wheat Mash, at Gaylord & Son’s. The Supervisors this afternoon examined the County Recorder’s books and found them in perfect condition. Today is the anniversary of the fall of the Bastile. All Frenchmen houor this day as Americans do the 4th of July. O. J. Brand, the pioneer jeweler has something of interest to say to our readers in his changed advertisement in another column. ; Iu walking around town this evening you should not fail to drop in at Maitland Bros.on Commercial street and quenveb your thirst, The quarantine bas been removed from the bouse of George C. Gaylord, where Miss Maggie Watson has been sulfering with an attack of diphtheria, Gen. W. J. Britland, of the famous Oouncil Chamber, w engaged this af, ternoon in prepari @ lunch forall who call to see bim this evening, At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods.ti All bids for bar and other privileges at the Bunker Hill picnic are requested to be delivered to Wm. Giftin, the Secretary of the Park Association; by Satarday, Jaly 14th. ~ Wolf the Cash Grocer, ‘tells you about a couple of his hot weather Specialities iu his changed ad today. It will pay you to investigate the low prices and bigh quality at Wolt’s. At the Grotto this evening the landlords of the establishment will be at their best, and ready to serve their patrons with a good lunch, ete. Mrs. Kate McOormack ‘of this city as beeu elected to teach the You Bet «chool next term. ‘the Pleasant Valley school, which Mrs, McCormack taught last term, has no teacher as y It is stated that the woods i the vicinity of Towle Bros.’ Deer creek . sawmills are burning furiously, Over a bundred men were engaged in fighting the fire yesterday and it is fearea that the flames may systoh the fine sawmills. At North Bloomfield on Thursday Walter Foss was breaking a colt and when goi whi ose was riding bit a large rock w him Baas His bip and side badly but very fortuony Ga cheuned without any Sromes twice e day. 50 cents a box. tf ] bones THR MM Services to Be conte the Aaros i Churches. * At the Methodist charch’ tomorrow. Rev. E. R. Willis of Grass Valley will occapy the pulpit.in the morning. In} the evening at 7:30, Rev. R. Rodda of Oakdale.will preach. .pworth League at6:39 p.m. Sunday school at 12:30 p Fifth Sunday after Tridity—Seérvices at Trinity Church tomorrow. as follews: . Holy cOmmunion, 8 a. m.,; morning prayer, litany and sermon, 11 a.m; Sunday school and Bible Class, 12:80 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 p. m.; Friday, service at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Ww. A. Rimer, ‘Rector: At the Congregational church there will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, J. Sims.” Subject’ of discourse in the evening— “A Coward’s Son the Greatest Hero of a Nation,” Sunday school ‘at 12:30 © Jnnior Endeavor at 5:30 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p.m., led by Mrs. T, L. Coffey. Subject—*How Mission: . W. ve Will Gain Success.” ; RAINLESS., When August burned upon the year’s decline, I stepped within the whispers of a wood, Whose whitest day, pricked back by darkest pine; Made shimmering tumult where the thick stems stood. Some scent of withering sap—a seating wine— Made incense of the balsam breathed drpught, “Sweet as the sigh of summer in the south, . Athirst for autumn and the purple vine. . My feet pressed down the mosses’ fibrous’gray; A dry twig cracked upon a drier stone; All parched views of lavender and brown ' Died in the channéls of the rocky way, And in tite famished covert I alone Knew in what floods the thirst of life may drowh, Cecelia Beaux in New Lippineott. BLIND AS A BAT. But That Fact Wasn’t Mentioned When the Horse Way Sold, David Harum was a good horse trader, but a recent transaction in horseflesh which was made by a well known} Memphian shows that there are others who know how to get the long end of . a horse trade. Several weeks ago this which he thought he wanted. He Joeated-the-owner-and-asked-theprice. “One fifty,” was the reply. After looktrade and without more ado wrote a check for the.amount. The next day he found that the mare was as-blind as a bat, but this did not hinder her speed or detract from her general appearance. He drove the animal for several weeks and succeeded in attracting the admiration of another lover of horseflesh, who made a proposal to pee: chase. “Well,” said the Memphian, “I gave $150 for her, but I will let you have her for $165.” The prospective owner looked the animal over and concluded he had a bargain. “He paid over the money and took the mare. When the animal was unhitched, the first thing she did was: to run against a post and then by way of emphasizing the fact that she was blind fell over a barrel. The next.day the buyer came back to the Memphian with blood in his eye. “Colonel, you know that mare you sold me,” he began. ‘Well, she’s stone blind.” “I know it,” repHed the colonel, with an easy air. “You didn’t say ae ibing to’ me about it,” said the purchaser, his face reddening with anger. “Well, I’ll tell you,” replied: the colonel. “That fellow who sold her to me didn’t tell me about it, and I just concluded that he didn’t want it known.” The newcomer took his medicine and is now on the lookout for a friend on whom he can even things.—Memphis Seimitay? _ Business Epitaph. “I was hunting for:odd epitaphs,” said a Tennessee newspaper man, “and in a cemetery in my own state I came across One that was inscribed upon a neat granite monument and read in this way: ‘Sacred to the memory of John Smith, for 20 years senior partner of the firm of Smith & Jones, now J. J. Jones & Co.’ “Of course the names weren't really Smith and Jones, but 1 don’t want to. answer for the purposes of the story. I met Jones later, and he gave’ me a frank explanation of the inscription. “ ‘Smith was a bachelor without relatives,’ he said, ‘but he knew a tremendous lot of country people, and if any of them happened to see his grave they might think that the old house had closed up and gone out of. busi; . 7 ness. So I thought it no more tha right to let them know that the fi was still alive.’ wh “I complimented him upon hij ‘good judgment.” ; And Still He Fail “a. He flattered himself that he was a clever man, and he decided to propose in a clever way. “The use of ‘shat and ‘will’ always puzzled me,’ he, ‘said reflectively. “1 never know just which is the correct word to use,’” “The rule is very simple,” she reocently. “Just © remember » Dever mind the rule,” he interted. ““Just tell me which is corect—‘I shall marry you’ or ‘I will marry you Pp “Neither,” she answered promptly.— FOR SALE! 3000 Shares (all or part) BRUNSWICKAt Twenty-Three (28) Cents per Share. oe Address Pr JOSEPH B. TOPLITz; 330 Pine St., San Francisco. Memphis man saw a fine buggy horse, ! hurt anybody’s feelings; and ‘they ‘will ORF FOR 1 ca i Mai } Will Leave for tho Erwin Sayles, John Collins, his mother and sisters, Misses Flossie, Annie and Ida, and brothers, George end Bert, Miss Nellie Hagerty and Master will enjoy an outing of several weeks. There is plenty of trout in’ the mountain streams in the vicinity, ani some of the speckled beauties will no doubt find their way to Marysville if the buntsmen have ordinary luck. There is also plenty.of game.in-that district. Tents and provisions have already ‘been sent up by the stage. Six members of: the Qollins family will drive from: the Bay tomorrow night tojoin the rest of the party, who reside in this county.—Marysville Appeal. Brief.Mention, A special train will take a delegation of Rebekahs to Grass Valley this evening, and will leave the depot at 7 o’clock sharp. 4 f ‘If you are in want of a duster, a’ house’ broom or a whist broom you will do well to visit Legg & Shaw Oo.’s hardware store. Raspberries are going out of season and those desiring them should send orders at once to W. H: Andrews, Broad street, tf Fresh Dairy Butter can be had at W. ets a pound. j6 The Salvation Army of Grass Valley beld-a meeting on the streets at this. city last night. _ Three wagons loads of bunters passed through here yesterday on their way to, Montezuma Hill. They have taken time by the forelock and will have their men all placed on stands early tomorrow morning. The children of the Methodist Sun day sekool willbe given free tickets to the picnic at Glenbrook Park next , Tuesday. They will be issued to them ,at the churches tomorrow when the Sundey school convenes, Ohildren not. belonging to the Sunday school ing the animal over closely and trying ; i will be charged 25 cents and grown her speed he concluded it-avas a good j people 50 cents. Everybody is invited to attend. Nevaia Cotnty -Electrio’ Power Oo. are notified to present their bills at . a@ new Dame, aaa aera eee) Pig’s feet—two cans for 26 cents at Jackson’s, mit ; { ' GRAND OPE j6lw Albert Lewek. will leave.for.little Grass Valley on Sunday morning, where they . . . ' . times as many Premiums with Coffee G_ Richard’s grocery store for 85 cents, : er roll, and fresh Ranch Batter at 20} All persons having dealings with ‘he § onee, as the company desires fo settle . . its affairs under that head, now having . . Saturday Rvening, July 44th. y All pee indebted Go me are requestéd to call.and settle at once. All billenot peid by August Ist will be x ‘. placed in the hands of a collector and parties sued. Wx. JOHNSTON. 32" Free fe vacant Heileus. Spices, Extracts, @ times as many Premiums with Teas B times as many Premiums with Spice 3g times as many Premiums with Extracts ame as many Premiams with Soda 3am many Premiums with Baking Powder Fresh: Roasted Coffees ZO, 15, 20, 28, $0, 35, 40 Cte. Lb. 35: 40, §0, Go, 79, So Cts. per Lb ro, 15, 25, 45.Cts. per Can A Big Premium Given — Evers Purchase Gvoa Time and Place to Buy Prices Never so Cheap . Premiums Never eo Many Great Ameria Inpotag ea Co Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. COME JUST TO SEB. ; Woore. Nevada City Grass Valley . PHOTOGRAPHS © THAT PLEASE > % I frame all kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. AR ONCE iMUSIC BY FULL NEVADA CITY BAND. . One of the features of the evening will be Fancy Dancing by Miss —_ Montague . $ Of San ETenoisoe, E Realizing this f in gentiemen’s sizes only, and we invite M&F Watches de-magnetized by us A. & H.W. HART SUCCESSORS TO ¥. O. LUBTIB. Barataria Shrimps The best in the land always on band. J. N. DOXSEE & SONS’ Little Neck Clams $ cans for 50 cents. 62282 GENTLEMEN, s0 CENTS. , “LADIES FREE. CHILDREN 25 CENTS Largest spring floor i in the Se hate Ws aN ext to Union Hotel, Main street we have purohased a line of Fine Non-Maguetic Watches, Electricians and others to inspect thea before investing their money in a timepiece. at reasonable prices. UNG, Broad St,, above Pine, Nevada City. Telephone Weat 14 Twin Bros. Natural Rolled Oats BOc ce Package. é Elegant Ripe Olives 2% cente a quart, THE CELEBRATED Anchor Oysters WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CENTS., FRANK GUENTHER, Just the Things to Use. DURING. HOT WEATHER: CASH GROCER Bythinia Water. Saratoga Chips, 25c per lb. Cooked and Pressed tiam, ‘in any quantity. Chipped Beef, sliced in any quantity. Roast Beef and Veal Loafs in cans, Spiced Mackerel in cans, — and Pig’s Feet in Sliced Star Bacon in cans (CHAS. E. MULLOY, PIONEER GROCER, Soda, Baking Powder ‘ Spice, Baking Powder, Extracts,Mush . le eee mocrnoneentnrern teR& COs § = oe = rm CORSETS . ~ Thomson's Glove-Fitting Comets. R. & G. CORSETS. : ‘See Window ! Short Corsets, fies Corsets, Long Corsets, Extra. Long Cotsets, They-can all be found in our store, ‘See Window! © © Have You Tried Our soc Corset ? ‘They come in Grey and black, all sizes, 50c a pair.’ See Our Ferris Good Sense Corset Waists —-Children’s style, 25c, soc and.75c; ladies’ style, $1.00 and $1.50. : Chicago Corset Waists i in grey and black all sizes, $1.00. Now, Ladies, if you are hard.to fit in a corset, come tous. We will please you. 2 @0600000006 Respectfully, MAHER & CO. @OOG00OOO0OOO00O SOMETHING YOU NEVER TIRE OFT “FOLEV'S. Ice Cream Soda The reason is because ‘it is always fresh, cold, invigorating and indescribably delicious by its fruit flavors carbonated drinks are dichealth ducing the heated term Mot Substitute anything else for these Ice ColdFluids pre/\seribed and demanded by. nature. tated by consideratiéns of One should not, one’ must Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors: " : a Davezoe sen Cheer Beautiful RUGS. tg —— Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ach’ ; AT KINKEAD’S? F : * Ss BEDROOM: SETS. For the quality of the articles the prices are lower than San Francisco and Sacramento prices, KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE, chaahtshad ‘Heinz Chow Chow. \ 'D saan Baan In Cans Heing Preserved Strawberries —$—==EEP HIRE’S ROOT BEER Just Arrived. Heing Sweet Pickles in Bulk Hels Sour’ Pickles in} Bulk. ~ Heing Chntney ‘Aeing Mustard aN ij t Heinz Preserved. Raspberries P.G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street. =. % & Fn coornr Wilt Furnish you All Material for Your New hieae ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN, . GIVE US A CALL. Good Lamberjet reasonable rates. ; . bs rHE SATURDA\ PERS Dally Chron! Eb, Grisse Washiugton. H. M. Plac this morning W. Grego: San Franciso: S. and L. visitors to thi W. F. Engl ing train for . L. Dudley last evening cisco, 4. C; Mars! visit to his al Ee Hunt's Hill, ) F. M. Johns this morning ing business. J. Tubs of 8 last evening at Gaston Ridge. . Mrs. Al. & visiting friend: Jey this morni: WwW. J sata last evening an North Bloomfi Mrs. Jordan : more, are the Floyd of this c ‘O. M. Bonnen returned to Grs ter a short stay G. Baker and through town ti Valley to the E; ‘Mra, J. EB. B went to Shady ( ber mother, Mrs I. O. Lindley night from th Francigco and o W. E. Howe the Pilgrim min with he is ‘supe Geo.* Nicholl Wm. McGuire o county seat a vi C. F. McCartt tractor, has go will inspect a co: Sadie Snell ia: Ptate of Nevada. until the. close tember. Andy Fitzger evening from Bu this morning f relatives, _ Miss Annie an Sen Francisco, a visit to Dan Mc thie morning. — Miss Annie T yesterday morni Montana, on a M. A. Hocking. John Harper, s _ Diadem or Harpe ‘came up from Sa on bis way to the Henry Breed, 0 Zuimerman retu from Burlio, Nev: been putting up : Mr. and Mrs. V daughter, Hazel, morning for a friends at Sar Fri Mr. and Mrs. been visiting frie returned here last guests of the New Mrs. Joseph Sn who hag been visit and Oakland re wisit the family of Mise. Mamie Fer Juan, who gradi Waiversity, arriv. rand left this morn Joe Downey, on ‘ore on the Dow itaroed yesterday . ! ibe has been in atti sister. Migs ‘Pearl Soc Juan's popular. y ' elected teacher school. Miss Soo; teachers which we , Train For A train will leay depot at 8 o'clock . attend the dance ; night. It will ret immediately after Seagate — ~ Deatness ¢ be local tbe alepessa Deatness ‘is ened dition of the mu £austachian Tube. nhone hag bave ; tirely closed

at the Vancouver barracks when the Blea wrasse ihe mshi THE TRANSORIPT. —— I:saed Ryery Evening, Sundays Excepted, AT baVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN « CALEINS. 2BRMS OF SUBBORITTION: ty ‘Tail, e . $6 Per Year vy Carrier, ‘ = 12 162¢ Per Week Delivered to any part cf the city. P. 0. BOX E SRLEPHONE NO. 41. SATURDAY.... ;.July 14, 1900 ae emesaieaiabiatiainndaniiniaaiganaill SPBAKS WELL FOR HIM. John R. Tyrrell’s Soldier Friends Remember Him With Respect. The following item, which appeared in a recent issue of the “Sausalito News” finds an echoing sentiment among the men of Oo, I, who with their Lieutenant took aparms for their country in the late Spanish American war: “John R. Tyrrell, who was Adjutant San Rafael boys were stationed there, is being favorably considered as a can didate for State Senator in the district comprising Nevada, Sierra and Plamar counties. Mr. Tyrrell has the warm wishes of the many friends he made for himself at Vancouver among the San Rafael boys.” MOST WAIT TWO WEEKS. And Then Birds Will Be Will Be Mature and Lass Danger of Fire. Under provision of the general law, where no ordinance of the Board of Supervisors isin force, doves can be lawfully killed Sunday next, July 15th. But there is avalid ordinance in Yubs county extending the close season for protection of doves to August Ist, tw week later. *This will give the bird time to mature and much of the grain be cut and cared for, giving greater protection to farmers as well as birds Doves are not plentiful thie year. hence the importance of their protection while breeding ama as Democrat. Superior Court. The following. business was transacted in the Superior Court today: Estate of Wm. T. Thomas, deceased Chas. E. Ashburn the appointed ap praiser in the estate filed the inventors and appraisement of said estate at $1600, It is ordered by the Court that the col lateral inheritance tax is hereby fixed at $80. [t was further ordered that the County Treasurer pay to said Ohas, E Ashburn $10 for bis services.=«_—— Estate of Charles Grimes, deceased. It. was ordered that the final account be and the same is hereby settled, a). lowed and approved, and a decree of distribution granted’ in accordance with the petition. — White Sewing Machine Co. vs. Mary Lord. Ordered that the hearing of the motion to strike out the surplasage oi the complaint be continued until July 24,.1900. Gustus Storck was naturalized on the tesiimony of M. Kenrick and Henry Guenther. Personal Mention. F. L Bradbury came over from San Juan today. J. Salter came over from North San Juan today. Mrs. H. L. Johnson came down from Alleghany today. M. W. Mather came down from the Piambago Mine today. Frank Vaughn is down from the Plambago mine today. L. Gilmore and J. 8. Gilmore oame over from Iowa Hill today. E. Northrup, the livery man was oves from North San Juan today. Mrs. Josiah Sherman is expected to return this evening from Redding. Mrs. ©. C. Wallace and son left 0 the afternoon train for Lake Tahoe. H. O. Archibald of Los Angeles arrived bere on the trainthis afternoon. Chicken Dinner at the Union. Tomorrow, Sunday, afternoon 4u chicken dinner, the finest in town, will be served at the Union Hotel from 5 t« 7 o’viock. —_—--——--—e@e o— Broke His Wrist. Bert Baldwin sl'pped and fell last night and broke, his right wrist, Dr. Maller was oalled and reduced the fracture. Little Child Patally Burned. San Josz, July 14—Lucille, the 8year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Morse of Santa Clara, while left temporarily in charge-of a servant yesterday afternoon, found and ignited some matches,’*setting her clothing on fire. Tae flames were quickly extinguished, but not before she was fatally burned, death resulting a few hours later. Mr. ‘ Morse is an employe at the Mare Island Navy Yard, and a brother of the late C, ©. Morse, a well known seedsman. Perkins’ Nephew Goes With Estee. San Franorsco, July 14.—Hon M. M. Estee, Judge of the United States District Court of Hawaii, has appointed Walter B. Mailing of Portland, Maine, @ nephew of Senstor Perkins, of Oalifornia, Olerk of his Court. @W. WH. Andrews has purchased the Allisof ranch crop of peaches, finest in the county. He receives them fresh tems That Should Inter Interest Everybody— Geo. O. Gaylord & Son’s. _ BRIBFLY. STATED, ‘Something New Every Day. Cook's, that’s all. Swiss cheese at Isoard’s. ‘“Woodpecker Cigar.” Naf sed. “Uno” forsore feet. At Vinton’s. tf For Life Insurance see T. B, Gray® Drop. in at Tom’s place this evening. ) You can geta tooth brush at Vinton’s. For picnic delicacies go to O. E. Mulloy’s. tf You can’t have Malaria if you drink ook’s. a Spanish Panoche fresh every day at Folay’s. tf A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and Flem‘ng’s. m14-tf Extra attractions at the dance plattorm tonight. Vinton’s Beef Iron and Wine is a pleasant tonic. tf Mrs, Hill’s Insect powder is the best. Vinton keeps it. tf Grandfather’s Musb, 8 packages for 25-centsat Wolf's. . tf Ladies White Duck Skirts $1.00 at Rosenberg Bros. j 2-tf A fall brass band will furnish the music for the dance tonight. White Pique Waists, 40c Rosenberg Bros. It you want a good shine go around . ot Gallagher’s stand. j ‘Opal Creami softens and whitens the . skin. 25c at Viaton’s. . tf Swell patterns of lawns and dimities . at Suell & Fleming's. . te . Don't fail to attend the dance at the . platform tonight. . Fred Eilerman will favor his patrons with a free lunch this evening. i Heinz’s pickles, by the dozen, at each at! j2-t?. . . Ham Rolls and Oorned Ham. Some‘hing new. At Gaytorp’s. tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want any: hing in the tobacco line. tf This evening a nice hotgianch will be served at the National Hotel Saloon. The Nevada City Band have chosen tbe name of the Knickerbocker Band. Are you satisfied with your Vanilla lixtract. “Ours is good At Viotons’. tf, ’ For cold storage meats go to Grissel. ‘ros.’ and you are sure to get the best: Wolf carries a fuli line of big: grade Jellies and Preservies, 2 Jars for 25; cent.s if J.J. Jackson has au important announcement in bis changed advertisement. 5. A rock breaker was received at the depot this morning for the Plumbugo mine. If you want to have a good drink, or @ good meal, call around at the New York Hotel. If you ever used Jobnaton’s tooth powder you would like it. Vintou has it for sale. Van Camp's beets. Ready for table 3lb. cans for-20 cents at A. B. Wollt’s, Cash Grocer. tf “H.B.” What is “H.R”? The whiskey ‘without a headache. At Tom’s Place, Broad street. je5 ‘John F. Moody, Jr., of Truckee, had the misfortane a few days ago to badly sprain one of his legs. Watermelons are now in market and the choicest lot can be found at W. H. Andrews’, Broad street. tf A beautiful matted etching with ev. ery purchase of two packages of Cream of Wheat Mash, at Gaylord & Son’s. The Supervisors this afternoon examined the County Recorder’s books and found them in perfect condition. Today is the anniversary of the fall of the Bastile. All Frenchmen houor this day as Americans do the 4th of July. O. J. Brand, the pioneer jeweler has something of interest to say to our readers in his changed advertisement in another column. ; Iu walking around town this evening you should not fail to drop in at Maitland Bros.on Commercial street and quenveb your thirst, The quarantine bas been removed from the bouse of George C. Gaylord, where Miss Maggie Watson has been sulfering with an attack of diphtheria, Gen. W. J. Britland, of the famous Oouncil Chamber, w engaged this af, ternoon in prepari @ lunch forall who call to see bim this evening, At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods.ti All bids for bar and other privileges at the Bunker Hill picnic are requested to be delivered to Wm. Giftin, the Secretary of the Park Association; by Satarday, Jaly 14th. ~ Wolf the Cash Grocer, ‘tells you about a couple of his hot weather Specialities iu his changed ad today. It will pay you to investigate the low prices and bigh quality at Wolt’s. At the Grotto this evening the landlords of the establishment will be at their best, and ready to serve their patrons with a good lunch, ete. Mrs. Kate McOormack ‘of this city as beeu elected to teach the You Bet «chool next term. ‘the Pleasant Valley school, which Mrs, McCormack taught last term, has no teacher as y It is stated that the woods i the vicinity of Towle Bros.’ Deer creek . sawmills are burning furiously, Over a bundred men were engaged in fighting the fire yesterday and it is fearea that the flames may systoh the fine sawmills. At North Bloomfield on Thursday Walter Foss was breaking a colt and when goi whi ose was riding bit a large rock w him Baas His bip and side badly but very fortuony Ga cheuned without any Sromes twice e day. 50 cents a box. tf ] bones THR MM Services to Be conte the Aaros i Churches. * At the Methodist charch’ tomorrow. Rev. E. R. Willis of Grass Valley will occapy the pulpit.in the morning. In} the evening at 7:30, Rev. R. Rodda of Oakdale.will preach.. .pworth League at6:39 p.m. Sunday school at 12:30 p Fifth Sunday after Tridity—Seérvices at Trinity Church tomorrow. as follews: . Holy cOmmunion, 8 a. m.,; morning prayer, litany and sermon, 11 a.m; Sunday school and Bible Class, 12:80 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 p. m.; Friday, service at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Ww. A. Rimer, ‘Rector: At the Congregational church there will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, J. Sims.” Subject’ of discourse in the evening— “A Coward’s Son the Greatest Hero of a Nation,” Sunday school ‘at 12:30 © Jnnior Endeavor at 5:30 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p.m., led by Mrs. T, L. Coffey. Subject—*How Mission: . W. ve Will Gain Success.” ; RAINLESS., When August burned upon the year’s decline, I stepped within the whispers of a wood, Whose whitest day, pricked back by darkest pine; Made shimmering tumult where the thick stems stood. Some scent of withering sap—a seating wine— Made incense of the balsam breathed drpught, “Sweet as the sigh of summer in the south, . Athirst for autumn and the purple vine. . My feet pressed down the mosses’ fibrous’gray; A dry twig cracked upon a drier stone; All parched views of lavender and brown ' Died in the channéls of the rocky way, And in tite famished covert I alone Knew in what floods the thirst of life may drowh, Cecelia Beaux in New Lippineott. BLIND AS A BAT. But That Fact Wasn’t Mentioned When the Horse Way Sold, David Harum was a good horse trader, but a recent transaction in horseflesh which was made by a well known} Memphian shows that there are others who know how to get the long end of . a horse trade. Several weeks ago this which he thought he wanted. He Joeated-the-owner-and-asked-theprice. “One fifty,” was the reply. After looktrade and without more ado wrote a check for the.amount. The next day he found that the mare was as-blind as a bat, but this did not hinder her speed or detract from her general appearance. He drove the animal for several weeks and succeeded in attracting the admiration of another lover of horseflesh, who made a proposal to pee: chase. “Well,” said the Memphian, “I gave $150 for her, but I will let you have her for $165.” The prospective owner looked the animal over and concluded he had a bargain. “He paid over the money and took the mare. When the animal was unhitched, the first thing she did was: to run against a post and then by way of emphasizing the fact that she was blind fell over a barrel. The next.day the buyer came back to the Memphian with blood in his eye. “Colonel, you know that mare you sold me,” he began. ‘Well, she’s stone blind.” “I know it,” repHed the colonel, with an easy air. “You didn’t say ae ibing to’ me about it,” said the purchaser, his face reddening with anger. “Well, I’ll tell you,” replied: the colonel. “That fellow who sold her to me didn’t tell me about it, and I just concluded that he didn’t want it known.” The newcomer took his medicine and is now on the lookout for a friend on whom he can even things.—Memphis Seimitay? _ Business Epitaph. “I was hunting for:odd epitaphs,” said a Tennessee newspaper man, “and in a cemetery in my own state I came across One that was inscribed upon a neat granite monument and read in this way: ‘Sacred to the memory of John Smith, for 20 years senior partner of the firm of Smith & Jones, now J. J. Jones & Co.’ “Of course the names weren't really Smith and Jones, but 1 don’t want to. answer for the purposes of the story. I met Jones later, and he gave’ me a frank explanation of the inscription. “ ‘Smith was a bachelor without relatives,’ he said, ‘but he knew a tremendous lot of country people, and if any of them happened to see his grave they might think that the old house had closed up and gone out of. busi; . 7 ness. So I thought it no more tha right to let them know that the fi was still alive.’ wh “I complimented him upon hij ‘good judgment.” ; And Still He Fail “a. He flattered himself that he was a clever man, and he decided to propose

in a clever way. “The use of ‘shat and ‘will’ always puzzled me,’ he, ‘said reflectively. “1 never know just which is the correct word to use,’” “The rule is very simple,” she reocently. “Just © remember » Dever mind the rule,” he interted. ““Just tell me which is corect—‘I shall marry you’ or ‘I will marry you Pp “Neither,” she answered promptly.— FOR SALE! 3000 Shares (all or part) BRUNSWICKAt Twenty-Three (28) Cents per Share. oe Address Pr JOSEPH B. TOPLITz; 330 Pine St., San Francisco. Memphis man saw a fine buggy horse, ! hurt anybody’s feelings; and ‘they ‘will ORF FOR 1 ca i Mai } Will Leave for tho Erwin Sayles, John Collins, his mother and sisters, Misses Flossie, Annie and Ida, and brothers, George end Bert, Miss Nellie Hagerty and Master will enjoy an outing of several weeks. There is plenty of trout in’ the mountain streams in the vicinity, ani some of the speckled beauties will no doubt find their way to Marysville if the buntsmen have ordinary luck. There is also plenty.of game.in-that district. Tents and provisions have already ‘been sent up by the stage. Six members of: the Qollins family will drive from: the Bay tomorrow night tojoin the rest of the party, who reside in this county.—Marysville Appeal. Brief.Mention, A special train will take a delegation of Rebekahs to Grass Valley this evening, and will leave the depot at 7 o’clock sharp. 4 f ‘If you are in want of a duster, a’ house’ broom or a whist broom you will do well to visit Legg & Shaw Oo.’s hardware store. Raspberries are going out of season and those desiring them should send orders at once to W. H: Andrews, Broad street, tf Fresh Dairy Butter can be had at W. ets a pound. j6 The Salvation Army of Grass Valley beld-a meeting on the streets at this. city last night. _ Three wagons loads of bunters passed through here yesterday on their way to, Montezuma Hill. They have taken time by the forelock and will have their men all placed on stands early tomorrow morning. The children of the Methodist Sun day sekool willbe given free tickets to the picnic at Glenbrook Park next , Tuesday. They will be issued to them ,at the churches tomorrow when the Sundey school convenes, Ohildren not. belonging to the Sunday school ing the animal over closely and trying ; i will be charged 25 cents and grown her speed he concluded it-avas a good j people 50 cents. Everybody is invited to attend. Nevaia Cotnty -Electrio’ Power Oo. are notified to present their bills at . a@ new Dame, aaa aera eee) Pig’s feet—two cans for 26 cents at Jackson’s, mit ; { ' GRAND OPE j6lw Albert Lewek. will leave.for.little Grass Valley on Sunday morning, where they . . . ' . times as many Premiums with Coffee G_ Richard’s grocery store for 85 cents, : er roll, and fresh Ranch Batter at 20} All persons having dealings with ‘he § onee, as the company desires fo settle . . its affairs under that head, now having . . Saturday Rvening, July 44th. y All pee indebted Go me are requestéd to call.and settle at once. All billenot peid by August Ist will be x ‘. placed in the hands of a collector and parties sued. Wx. JOHNSTON. 32" Free fe vacant Heileus. Spices, Extracts, @ times as many Premiums with Teas B times as many Premiums with Spice 3g times as many Premiums with Extracts ame as many Premiams with Soda 3am many Premiums with Baking Powder Fresh: Roasted Coffees ZO, 15, 20, 28, $0, 35, 40 Cte. Lb. 35: 40, §0, Go, 79, So Cts. per Lb ro, 15, 25, 45.Cts. per Can A Big Premium Given — Evers Purchase Gvoa Time and Place to Buy Prices Never so Cheap . Premiums Never eo Many Great Ameria Inpotag ea Co Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. COME JUST TO SEB. ; Woore.. Nevada City Grass Valley . PHOTOGRAPHS © THAT PLEASE > % I frame all kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. AR ONCE iMUSIC BY FULL NEVADA CITY BAND. . One of the features of the evening will be Fancy Dancing by Miss —_ Montague . $ Of San ETenoisoe, E Realizing this f in gentiemen’s sizes only, and we invite M&F Watches de-magnetized by us A. & H.W. HART SUCCESSORS TO ¥. O. LUBTIB. Barataria Shrimps The best in the land always on band. J. N. DOXSEE & SONS’ Little Neck Clams $ cans for 50 cents. 62282 GENTLEMEN, s0 CENTS. , “LADIES FREE. CHILDREN 25 CENTS Largest spring floor i in the Se hate Ws aN ext to Union Hotel, Main street we have purohased a line of Fine Non-Maguetic Watches, Electricians and others to inspect thea before investing their money in a timepiece. at reasonable prices. UNG, Broad St,, above Pine, Nevada City. Telephone Weat 14 Twin Bros. Natural Rolled Oats BOc ce Package. é Elegant Ripe Olives 2% cente a quart, THE CELEBRATED Anchor Oysters WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CENTS., FRANK GUENTHER, Just the Things to Use. DURING. HOT WEATHER: CASH GROCER Bythinia Water. Saratoga Chips, 25c per lb. Cooked and Pressed tiam, ‘in any quantity. Chipped Beef, sliced in any quantity. Roast Beef and Veal Loafs in cans, Spiced Mackerel in cans, — and Pig’s Feet in Sliced Star Bacon in cans (CHAS. E. MULLOY, PIONEER GROCER, Soda, Baking Powder ‘ Spice, Baking Powder, Extracts,Mush . le eee mocrnoneentnrern teR& COs § = oe = rm CORSETS .. ~ Thomson's Glove-Fitting Comets. R. & G. CORSETS. : ‘See Window ! Short Corsets, fies Corsets, Long Corsets, Extra. Long Cotsets, They-can all be found in our store, ‘See Window! © © Have You Tried Our soc Corset ? ‘They come in Grey and black, all sizes, 50c a pair.’ See Our Ferris Good Sense Corset Waists —-Children’s style, 25c, soc and.75c; ladies’ style, $1.00 and $1.50. : Chicago Corset Waists i in grey and black all sizes, $1.00. Now, Ladies, if you are hard.to fit in a corset, come tous. We will please you. 2 @0600000006 Respectfully, MAHER & CO. @OOG00OOO0OOO00O SOMETHING YOU NEVER TIRE OFT “FOLEV'S. Ice Cream Soda The reason is because ‘it is always fresh, cold, invigorating and indescribably delicious by its fruit flavors carbonated drinks are dichealth ducing the heated term Mot Substitute anything else for these Ice ColdFluids pre/\seribed and demanded by. nature. tated by consideratiéns of One should not, one’ must Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors: " : a Davezoe sen Cheer Beautiful RUGS.. tg —— Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ach’ ; AT KINKEAD’S? F : * Ss BEDROOM: SETS. For the quality of the articles the prices are lower than San Francisco and Sacramento prices, KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE, chaahtshad ‘Heinz Chow Chow. \ 'D saan Baan In Cans Heing Preserved Strawberries —$—==EEP HIRE’S ROOT BEER Just Arrived. Heing Sweet Pickles in Bulk Hels Sour’ Pickles in} Bulk. ~ Heing Chntney ‘Aeing Mustard aN ij t Heinz Preserved. Raspberries P.G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street. =. % & Fn coornr Wilt Furnish you All Material for Your New hieae ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN, . GIVE US A CALL. Good Lamberjet reasonable rates. ; . bs rHE SATURDA\ PERS Dally Chron! Eb, Grisse Washiugton. H. M. Plac this morning W. Grego: San Franciso: S. and L. visitors to thi W. F. Engl ing train for . L. Dudley last evening cisco, 4. C; Mars! visit to his al Ee Hunt's Hill, ) F. M. Johns this morning ing business. J. Tubs of 8 last evening at Gaston Ridge. . Mrs. Al. & visiting friend: Jey this morni: WwW. J sata last evening an North Bloomfi Mrs. Jordan : more, are the Floyd of this c ‘O. M. Bonnen returned to Grs ter a short stay G. Baker and through town ti Valley to the E; ‘Mra, J. EB. B went to Shady ( ber mother, Mrs I. O. Lindley night from th Francigco and o W. E. Howe the Pilgrim min with he is ‘supe Geo.* Nicholl Wm. McGuire o county seat a vi C. F. McCartt tractor, has go will inspect a co: Sadie Snell ia: Ptate of Nevada. until the. close tember. Andy Fitzger evening from Bu this morning f relatives, _ Miss Annie an Sen Francisco, a visit to Dan Mc thie morning. — Miss Annie T yesterday morni Montana, on a M. A. Hocking. John Harper, s _ Diadem or Harpe ‘came up from Sa on bis way to the Henry Breed, 0 Zuimerman retu from Burlio, Nev: been putting up : Mr. and Mrs. V daughter, Hazel, morning for a friends at Sar Fri Mr. and Mrs. been visiting frie returned here last guests of the New Mrs. Joseph Sn who hag been visit and Oakland re wisit the family of Mise. Mamie Fer Juan, who gradi Waiversity, arriv. rand left this morn Joe Downey, on ‘ore on the Dow itaroed yesterday . ! ibe has been in atti sister. Migs ‘Pearl Soc Juan's popular. y ' elected teacher school. Miss Soo; teachers which we , Train For A train will leay depot at 8 o'clock . attend the dance ; night. It will ret immediately after Seagate — ~ Deatness ¢ be local tbe alepessa Deatness ‘is ened dition of the mu £austachian Tube. nhone hag bave ; tirely closed