July 15, 1897 (4 pages)

ON ney until on days. Goods — want to take — en’s Shoes ses’ and C bilcents. 3. pair for 25 pair for 25 ets. rth $1. cents each, at 25 cents. i STORE, MANAGER. — E”’ at’s the o briug arching There's, en’t got. es that 2 finest, cet, only That’s ity. . mery Butter. 3 = S = S Ud NM UNM UAT NT uN UN —== > d Improved. ly enlar; pared to buy. and Copper Sulphurets , irket price. .”* before disposing soncentrates. sonable rates. ’ ction Works, . } sity, Cal. o <our — haa! pe K Painter. ng tly and Quickly Done. 1 1S gheolalty, ee. r, Graining, As Good as the Best. es. Estimates giveu VEENEY. éssed to me through Hce. ; r BROS., ik T BALERS, Best 5 Cent Cigar NTA come RK, Brg fnd this ng and Repair Shop ENBURGER, he tourist travel has picked up conerably during the:past few daya. TRANSOR: TRLEPHONE No.4 bHE L IHURSDAY ...JULY 15, take Bat Is Saved. The Truckee Republican of last eveg Says: « je Deer Park Inn. There was a large number of passenirs for Lake Tahoe this morning. ishing is said to be good on Sage n creek and out at’Lake Independhere is still much unlocated ground Meadow Lake and prospectors are ming in with outfits for the summer, h the intention of striking it rich or ng broke. He: 2 heorge Byrné and Miss Maggie Teewere married in Sacramento, Seppber 17, 1896. It seems rather late chronicle the above event, but it ; not known to the public until a or two singe. They were married chose to keep it to themselves, as y had a perfect right to do, and it not become: public until now. ast night Mrs. L. P. Schwartz of rton took two teaspoonfuls of caric acid and came near ending her , She had not been feeling well and it to take some valerian but mistook carbolic acid, which was in a similar le, and swallowed it} before she ized her awful mistake. She imiately. began taking such remedies she knew and the neighboring hen gave their assistance, and by mg her large doses of milk relieved B great deal and saved her from gThos. J. Giffen came in on an ne and took Dr. McIntire out The tor did all that could be done and morning everything indicates that will recover unless some new ble arises from the burn. OVER A CENTURY OLD. ) of “‘Aunt Mary” a Former Resident of Nevada City. . Mary Buckner, a colored doic who came to this city in the Ss und was commonly known as pt Mary,” died in Oakland Tuesday hing at the age of 102 years and opths. She was at the time of her b, which was occasioned by softenf*the brain and valvular disease ie heart, at the home of her daugbMrs. Jane Pascoe, 815 Fighteenth 8. Buckner will be well rememd by every old-time resident, She here with the family of Jesse’s. In January, 1795, she was: born avery in Virginia, and when very ig was sold to the Wall family,then of the foremost families -of that hy. She was freed by Abraham oln’s proclamation, but in spite this remained with the Wall yShe came to California when did and was supported by them in declining years. Mrs. John R pock, daughter of Jesse S. Wall he original bill of sale by which amily recured possession of her, so the records of her birth. terday morning’s Examiner conan excellent. likeness of the ul old woman. eGo + ——__OR HEUER 10. RETURN. Assume His Old Place on the U.S. Cebris Commission. or Heuer is expected to arrive eek to take the place in the U.S. is Commisson so ably filled for the three years by Capt. Cassius E. te, who is _transferred to SavGa., says the Mining and Scienpress. Major Hener was one of iginal members of the Commisvhen first organized, is thoroughly ar with all matters. pertaining 0, and will be welcomed by many iends and acquaintances. Death From Diphtheria. ha Seibert, aged about eight years, bf diphtheria at 11 o'clock last at the home of her grandmother, B. Scheemer, on Pine street. She pen sick but a few days, the diseing of a. very malignant type. was the youngest daughter of ate Mrs. I. Seibert, and was a » Promising child. The burial mas B. Dillon, formerly of this as.married at. San Francisco on 80th to. Miss “Albina Cassinelli. will reside in Amador county, ‘Mr. Dillon has for some time sup batntanding a mize. “Tom’s” Tient in Nevada county extend beartiest congratulations to him . Semething New. 'S é eee : tp hn Se ne Flavoring Hvtose, st owing machines, at city prices e by D. W. Davis, agent? Singer Wing Machines Repatred. expert workman. Apply at of Singer Sewing Machine Co, Street, — ; here are about a handred guests at . fort and Harry Day came to this city him over to the authorities provided only today, through Constable Kelser who returned from Indiana Ranch, did the Sheriffs office and District Attorney McDaniel learn, of the matter, prisoner’s name is Harry Day and that he has a partner in the crime. Both men were in the employment of the Good Title Mining Company, and when they struck the rich pocket could not resist the temptation, there being no overseer in the mine, Their peculations they buried ina hiding place, and when Day’s partner learned of his arrest he took the gold and went to Brownsville, A warrant has been issued for his arrest, and it is* yet possible that both men will be lodged in the county jail. The manager of the mine told Constable Kelser that the pair will -be allowed to go free if they produce the gold. When Day was brought to ‘the hiding place and learned that it had been taken away he cried bitterly, bewailing the disgrace his conduct will . bring on his aged mother and sisters. Constable Erwin of Dobbins has Day in custody.” Yesterday morning’s Appeal says about the case: ‘ “A detective has. been employed for the past three weeks by the Direetors of the Good Title Mining Company at Indiana Ranch to watch some of the miners who were . suspected of stealing gold from a pocket to the value of about $900. John J. Dailey, R. D. Crawlast Saturday night, and after they had left a lawyer’s office it was rumored that Day was in trouble; It was.ascertained yesterday that Day had admitted that himself and another .man had buried the gold, and that later his partner had dug up the money and started for Brownsville. District Attorney McDaniel informed an ‘Appeal reporter that he-had issued no complaint, and that he was not aware that a Deputy Sheriff had brought any prisoner to this city last Saturday and then allowed him to go. The Manager of the miné told C. C. Kelser when he was at Indiana Ranch on Monday that the men would not be prosecuted if they returned the gold. The detective employed at the mine was one of the three men that came to.this city, and Attorney Carlin states that they only consulted him about the Dailey case ‘that commences in Judge Garber’s court next Monday: . They had, however, spoken to him sevaral weeks previous about the robbery at the mine, and at that time the amount missing was ‘less than $1,000. Day was not under arrest while in this city; he slept ina room by himself at the Western Hotel, while Dailey and Crawfort occupied another room. If there was a felony comdoubt thoroughly investigate the matter.” * o> The Wotkmen’s New Officers. Last evening Deputy Grand Master Workman Isaae installed the following to serve during the ensuing term as officers of Nevada City Lodge of Work. men: P.M. W,, Thos. H. Corcoran; M W., Samuel 8S. “Trevithick; Foreman Walter E. Rice; 0., Geo. E. Russel; Recorder, C. E. Ashburn; Financier, John ¥; Hook; Receiver, H. Guenther; ERB SBCRROLY MARRIED, . outnor"ss'nes sz Den Overion Womaa Takes Pol.on by ils-) 5 specimen fo a ia ~<“A Father queer proceeding is re-'each afternoon and evening will be Ported on the part of a Deputy Sheriff theirs to spend as they see fit, ‘This arrested a man at Indiana Ranch for stealing from a pocket in the Good Surf, which means a saving of 'bus hire and car fare that athounted to. considerable in past years. There will . Title mine, gold estimated to be worth $2,000, and who, on reaching Marysville with his prisoner, agreed not to turn he make restitution of thé stolen goods. ayes db Officer and prisoner retraced their . Steps home; and thus was a felony com-. Santa Cruz on Saturday evening, Au-. 4. ™ This afternoon it was learned that the . pounded the District Attorney will no. boys in blue go into camp at Senta Seduel to the account of the captnrp of . Cruz on the 15th of riext month they & specimen ‘thief that was given in will not find that their lot. is all-work and no play. The greater portion of year the tents will be pitched near the be plenty of time for bathing and for’ the other amusements that will this city for Company C will’ leave . Yesterday's San bas} On Tuesday the Regents of the State . The document is interesting from the gust 14th, joining the Sacramento. andMarysville compunies at the Sacramento depot. Camp: will be pitched Sunday morning and break the following Sunday about noor. eaet Each company will have its own cook and corps. of assistants, the object be-ing to reach the standard of the regular army as nearly as possible. Every man will have to serve twenty-four hours on guard duty, to be excused from drill the day following such serIt will be the aim of the! brigade and regimental officers to make Camp Budd & camp of thorough instruction in field tactics. : : ~~ BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. The Board of City Trustees will hold their , regular monthly meeting this evening. Tuesday night robbers stole over $300 worth of amalgam from J. ©. Locklin’s custom miil on Deer Creek. The open season for doves began today. It is lawful now to kill the birds, but they are not very plentiful hereabouts. The Gold Flat mine owned by Martin Brothers & Oo. is taking out enough good-looking ore to keep five stamps going continuously. ; ; The county ‘officers will go'to Auburn Sunday to play a return game of ball with the official nine there, and will make a desperate effort to get even with the Placerites for the drubbing the latter recently administered to them at Glenbrook Park. PERSONAL POINTERS, ' Concise . Chronicle of Various Fo'ks’ Doings and Intentions. Miss May Buffington went to San Francisco today. Miss Lucy Morrison has returned from San Francisco. W. D. Vinton, wifeand daughter left today. noon for Soda Springs on a pleasure trip. i Thos. Polmere has gone to Los Angeles county where he will take the foremanship of a mine. Miss Mollie Morton, formerly assistant teacher of the High School at this orl arrived last evening on a visit to jends. Died at Hollister. Last night Sol. James and wife left for Hollister, San Benito county, in response to a telegram announcing :the might think he had not. dealt fairly with her and that she had not been entitled. He further provided that if she attempts to contest this will then she shall have only $5 from his estate, The remainder of the estate, valued at $20,000, is bequeathed to his nephews and nieces. . A Yuba River Mining Compang. “A syndicate consisting: of 8. C. Traynor, J. P. Lydon, G. W. Harney and Dr. J. H. Barr, to be. known as the Gilt Edge Mining Oo., has been formea for the purpose of developing a Yuba river placer mining: claim. The Gilt Edge claim which has been located for.some time, commences. at the Parks Bar bridge and extends down stream. embracing some one hundred and thirty to be awarded, twenty-eight from the . vided ‘according’ to Congressional . districts, giving eight’ scholarships to er {of the: $7,000 available. The report of . the council was adopted, the Fourth =. and Fifth Districts combined and among t. Nevada county candidates as follows: ‘. Chace, Nevada City. . La at their disposal. The report of the State ard the twenty-eight Levi Strauss scholarships. These were to be diOme SCAT Grand Closing Out "Between the 1st and the 2oth of July. _ the business heretofore carried on by » the late B. H. MILLER will be sold to “MARCUS M: BARUH. each district, or $125 to a ‘scholarship the scholarships awarded were two ta State scholarship—Lillian Gertrude ' Levi Strauss scholarship—James Edgar McGuire of Grass Valley. Wants His Share. “Charles H. Holbrook has brought Suit in the United States Circuit Court at San Francisco to recover a one-third interest in the Young America ard other mining property in Sierra county ‘and for a dissolution of the co-partnership and a ‘winding up of its affairs. The Young America was for some time a large producer of gold. mA ew bala el oes £ As it is necessary to reduce the stock . . before the “transfer is made the entire’ stock of clothing will be sold a At Less Than Cost Cs Remember the sale will last thirty days and the goods will be disposed of FOR CASHONLY. & &% ‘Yours Respectfully, , C. MILLER. P. Ss, All the Accounts Due the Firm Should be Settled at Once. BORN. . In Grass Valley, bttig of Wm, Van Overstraden, a daughrr. “At Cherokee; J to the wife of Patrick Farrell, plea acres of the river bed. =a In Nevada. City, July 14th, to the wife of A. J. Evans, a son. Who will get it? Schilhing's Bést tea 1s-----?-----because 1t 15 (there is one in every package); send before August 31st. babies at the end of'the contest envelope will receive a charming 1898 for two weeks. 000” What is the missing word ? Get Skifne¢ Best tea at your grocer’s; take out the Ye/ow Ticket One word allowed for every yellow ticket, If only one person finds the word, he gets one thousand dollars. If several find it, the money: will be divided. equally.among them. Every one sending a #yellow. ticket will Those sending three or more in one Besides this thousand dollars, we will pay $150 each to the two persons who send in the largest number of yellow tickets in one envelope between June 15 and the end ‘of the contest—August 31st. Cut this out. You won't see it again B2 oe Address: SCHILLING’S BEST TEA SAN FRANCISCO. 1s not only pure but ti Sresh-roasted. . it with your guess to address below July lith, to the A Wistake La i i i i i oe Will not be made by taking time to examine our Summer line of Shoes. We have the Latest Styles, the Latest ‘Lasts, and the Latest Colors in BOOTS AND OXFORDS At Prices that Absolutely Defy Competition. F. J. WHITE, On Broan Sr., NEAR Crry HAL. ae get a set of cardboard creeping calendar, no advertisement on it. death there of the lady’s father, Robert Qsborne. s Help Is needed by poor, tired mothers, overworked: and burdened with care, debilitated arjrun down: because of poor, thin and impoverished blood. Help is needed by the nervous sufferer, the men and women tortured with rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh. Help Guide, J. G-O’Neili;L W., John Ramsey;O. W., John Isaac; Medical Ex. aminer, Carl L. Muller, M. D.; Trustee Thos, H. Carr. A collation was served . during the evening. Pure Honey. . ed . Fine fresh comb honey, the best in» the market, at. Gaylord’s. Give it a trial if you want something nice. f28 if a Oe Best in the Market. The Singer Sewing Machine, Office . Broad street. j21-lm Piano Maker. _' W. T, Sharp, the piano maker is at the Union Hotel. j6-lw . at Pisco, ‘ al. ae iw Comes Quickly When Hood’s Sarsaparilla. begins to enrich, purify and vitalize the blood, and sends it in a healing, nourishing, invigorating stream to the nerves, muscles and organs of the body. Hood’s Sarsaparilla uilds up the weak and broken down system, and cures all blood use Stop That ae koe HeadacheFor 8 1-8 Cents. Call at Dickerman’s for a package of Dr. LaRue’s Headache Powders (Three Doses in a Ten Cent Package.) diseases, beca’ . = : d 4 Your money back if it fails to give you relief. oods . . H. DICKERMAN, DRUGS, STATIONERY AND = PHOTO SUPPLIES, Sarsaparilla Isthe One True Blood Purifier. Altdruggists. $1. . Prepared only by €. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. 5 are the only pills to take . Hood’s Pills with Hood's Sarsaparilia. + Cor. Pine and Commercial. Pruning Shears, Garden Hose, Paints, Oils dows, Screens, Wire Netting, ornamental work in tin Going to Build? If you are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to ‘examine into the merits of the . / Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and; cheaper than lumber or shingles, and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, Seythes, Grass Hooks, ils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Win, Otc, ; Special attention’ given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for or galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. Phone 380 i Notice to . . Tax Payers. ! You Might as TAXES ARE NOW. DUE AND pay. WV Il B Tae. i will be delinquent on and after e e Monday, August 2d, 1897, . I will be at my office in the City Hall every . day, at the hours from 9 to 12 a, M., and from . ‘2 to 5 P. M., for the purpose of receiving , taxes. \ E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marshal. We Have Cut Prices on Millinery and Trimmings. W. H. CRAWFORD, > (Successor to Mrs. Lester & Crawford). Main Street, Sw ee a ee 3 Annual Meeting. LA SUERTE GOLD MINING COMPANY. . Location of Works, Nevada City, Nevada County Cul. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Suerte Gold Mining Company will be held at No. 413 Bush street, Sau Francisco, Cal.; onTuesday teenth.day of July, 1897,at the hour of 11 o'clock a.m., for t' purpose of electing a Board of Directors to serve for the ensu ne year, and the Same oe seh oe r busimay come before the for hooks ‘will lose on Thursday, July Sth, \ . 7. : 1897, at 3. o'clock p,a Sencbtaee 3 L. 8S. ROSE, Office No 404 Montgomery street, San Pres: . Transi the thir-\Saei. 3 . ‘Out of the worl dash, originality and freshness about our Millinery that captivate. vancing and we ' MRS. a? Val a PURE Foop Sugar Corn from the State of LOW PRICES oe ee ee yo ve HHS S Your Grocer is like your Doctor. You've got to trust him with your HEALTH, and incidentally with your Pocket Book. If you get hold of one who thinks of your pocket ‘book to the detriment of your health, you’d better drop him uick, We make healthy customers by selling them pure food, and satisfied customers by charging them low prices. Canned Corn. Tomatoes, Three pound cans, Solid Pack Maine..10 cents percan. ... Rae seen ae Io cents 10 cents per can. d as out of style. There’s a Large Cove Oysters, 1 pound Oysters. , Salmon. Good Alaska Salmon, one 1b. PROG okie ck To cents CA ea. IO cents The season is adare overstocked. So « Nevada City, Cal. Manufacturers and Dealers. Boulder es : Ll Cal. Telephone No. 29. Circle X Roumatour, Genuine Swiss and WOLF’S CASH GROCERY. _ Eee A full line of Cheeses such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Aamburger. ae $$. CAIRO The New Health Coffee. — . W. G. RICHARDS; Sole Agent ? c ~

ON ney until on days. Goods — want to take — en’s Shoes ses’ and C bilcents. 3. pair for 25 pair for 25 ets. rth $1. cents each, at 25 cents. i STORE, MANAGER. — E”’ at’s the o briug arching There's, en’t got. es that 2 finest, cet, only That’s ity. . mery Butter. 3 = S = S Ud NM UNM UAT NT uN UN —== > d Improved. ly enlar; pared to buy. and Copper Sulphurets , irket price. .”* before disposing soncentrates. sonable rates. ’ ction Works, . } sity, Cal. o <our — haa! pe K Painter. ng tly and Quickly Done. 1 1S gheolalty, ee. r, Graining, As Good as the Best. es. Estimates giveu VEENEY. éssed to me through Hce. ; r BROS., ik T BALERS, Best 5 Cent Cigar NTA come RK, Brg fnd this ng and Repair Shop ENBURGER, he tourist travel has picked up conerably during the:past few daya. TRANSOR: TRLEPHONE No.4 bHE L IHURSDAY .....JULY 15, take Bat Is Saved. The Truckee Republican of last eveg Says: « je Deer Park Inn. There was a large number of passenirs for Lake Tahoe this morning. ishing is said to be good on Sage n creek and out at’Lake Independhere is still much unlocated ground Meadow Lake and prospectors are ming in with outfits for the summer, h the intention of striking it rich or ng broke. He: 2 heorge Byrné and Miss Maggie Teewere married in Sacramento, Seppber 17, 1896. It seems rather late chronicle the above event, but it ; not known to the public until a or two singe. They were married chose to keep it to themselves, as y had a perfect right to do, and it not become: public until now. ast night Mrs. L. P. Schwartz of rton took two teaspoonfuls of caric acid and came near ending her , She had not been feeling well and it to take some valerian but mistook carbolic acid, which was in a similar le, and swallowed it} before she ized her awful mistake. She imiately. began taking such remedies she knew and the neighboring hen gave their assistance, and by mg her large doses of milk relieved B great deal and saved her from gThos. J. Giffen came in on an ne and took Dr. McIntire out The tor did all that could be done and morning everything indicates that will recover unless some new ble arises from the burn. OVER A CENTURY OLD. ) of “‘Aunt Mary” a Former Resident of Nevada City. . Mary Buckner, a colored doic who came to this city in the Ss und was commonly known as pt Mary,” died in Oakland Tuesday hing at the age of 102 years and opths. She was at the time of her b, which was occasioned by softenf*the brain and valvular disease ie heart, at the home of her daugbMrs. Jane Pascoe, 815 Fighteenth 8. Buckner will be well rememd by every old-time resident, She here with the family of Jesse’s. In January, 1795, she was: born avery in Virginia, and when very ig was sold to the Wall family,then of the foremost families -of that hy. She was freed by Abraham oln’s proclamation, but in spite this remained with the Wall yShe came to California when did and was supported by them in declining years. Mrs. John R pock, daughter of Jesse S. Wall he original bill of sale by which amily recured possession of her, so the records of her birth. terday morning’s Examiner conan excellent. likeness of the ul old woman. eGo + ——__OR HEUER 10. RETURN. Assume His Old Place on the U.S. Cebris Commission. or Heuer is expected to arrive eek to take the place in the U.S. is Commisson so ably filled for the three years by Capt. Cassius E. te, who is _transferred to SavGa., says the Mining and Scienpress. Major Hener was one of iginal members of the Commisvhen first organized, is thoroughly ar with all matters. pertaining 0, and will be welcomed by many iends and acquaintances. Death From Diphtheria. ha Seibert, aged about eight years, bf diphtheria at 11 o'clock last at the home of her grandmother, B. Scheemer, on Pine street. She pen sick but a few days, the diseing of a. very malignant type. was the youngest daughter of ate Mrs. I. Seibert, and was a » Promising child. The burial mas B. Dillon, formerly of this as.married at. San Francisco on 80th to. Miss “Albina Cassinelli. will reside in Amador county, ‘Mr. Dillon has for some time sup batntanding a mize. “Tom’s” Tient in Nevada county extend beartiest congratulations to him . Semething New. 'S é eee : tp hn Se ne Flavoring Hvtose, st owing machines, at city prices e by D. W. Davis, agent? Singer Wing Machines Repatred. expert workman. Apply at of Singer Sewing Machine Co, Street, — ; here are about a handred guests at . fort and Harry Day came to this city him over to the authorities provided only today, through Constable Kelser who returned from Indiana Ranch, did the Sheriffs office and District Attorney McDaniel learn, of the matter, prisoner’s name is Harry Day and that he has a partner in the crime. Both men were in the employment of the Good Title Mining Company, and when they struck the rich pocket could not resist the temptation, there being no overseer in the mine, Their peculations they buried ina hiding place, and when Day’s partner learned of his arrest he took the gold and went to Brownsville, A warrant has been issued for his arrest, and it is* yet possible that both men will be lodged in the county jail. The manager of the mine told Constable Kelser that the pair will -be allowed to go free if they produce the gold. When Day was brought to ‘the hiding place and learned that it had been taken away he cried bitterly, bewailing the disgrace his conduct will . bring on his aged mother and sisters. Constable Erwin of Dobbins has Day in custody.” Yesterday morning’s Appeal says about the case: ‘ “A detective has. been employed for the past three weeks by the Direetors of the Good Title Mining Company at Indiana Ranch to watch some of the miners who were . suspected of stealing gold from a pocket to the value of about $900. John J. Dailey, R. D. Crawlast Saturday night, and after they had left a lawyer’s office it was rumored that Day was in trouble; It was.ascertained yesterday that Day had admitted that himself and another .man had buried the gold, and that later his partner had dug up the money and started for Brownsville. District Attorney McDaniel informed an ‘Appeal reporter that he-had issued no complaint, and that he was not aware that a Deputy Sheriff had brought any prisoner to this city last Saturday and then allowed him to go. The Manager of the miné told C. C. Kelser when he was at Indiana Ranch on Monday that the men would not be prosecuted if they returned the gold. The detective employed at the mine was one of the three men that came to.this city, and Attorney Carlin states that they only consulted him about the Dailey case ‘that commences in Judge Garber’s court next Monday: . They had, however, spoken to him sevaral weeks previous about the robbery at the mine, and at that time the amount missing was ‘less than $1,000. Day was not under arrest while in this city; he slept ina room by himself at the Western Hotel, while Dailey and Crawfort occupied another room. If there was a felony comdoubt thoroughly investigate the matter.” * o> The Wotkmen’s New Officers. Last evening Deputy Grand Master Workman Isaae installed the following to serve during the ensuing term as officers of Nevada City Lodge of Work. men: P.M. W,, Thos. H. Corcoran; M W., Samuel 8S. “Trevithick; Foreman Walter E. Rice; 0., Geo. E. Russel; Recorder, C. E. Ashburn; Financier, John ¥; Hook; Receiver, H. Guenther; ERB SBCRROLY MARRIED, . outnor"ss'nes sz Den Overion Womaa Takes Pol.on by ils-) 5 specimen fo a ia ~<“A Father queer proceeding is re-'each afternoon and evening will be Ported on the part of a Deputy Sheriff theirs to spend as they see fit, ‘This arrested a man at Indiana Ranch for stealing from a pocket in the Good Surf, which means a saving of 'bus hire and car fare that athounted to. considerable in past years. There will . Title mine, gold estimated to be worth $2,000, and who, on reaching Marysville with his prisoner, agreed not to turn he make restitution of thé stolen goods. ayes db Officer and prisoner retraced their . Steps home; and thus was a felony com-. Santa Cruz on Saturday evening, Au-. 4. ™ This afternoon it was learned that the . pounded the District Attorney will no. boys in blue go into camp at Senta Seduel to the account of the captnrp of . Cruz on the 15th of riext month they & specimen ‘thief that was given in will not find that their lot. is all-work and no play. The greater portion of year the tents will be pitched near the be plenty of time for bathing and for’ the other amusements that will this city for Company C will’ leave . Yesterday's San bas} On Tuesday the Regents of the State . The document is interesting from the gust 14th, joining the Sacramento. andMarysville compunies at the Sacramento depot. Camp: will be pitched Sunday morning and break the following Sunday about noor. eaet Each company will have its own cook and corps. of assistants, the object be-ing to reach the standard of the regular army as nearly as possible. Every man will have to serve twenty-four hours on guard duty, to be excused from drill the day following such serIt will be the aim of the! brigade and regimental officers to make Camp Budd & camp of thorough instruction in field tactics. : : ~~ BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. The Board of City Trustees will hold their , regular monthly meeting this evening. Tuesday night robbers stole over $300 worth of amalgam from J. ©. Locklin’s custom miil on Deer Creek. The open season for doves began today. It is lawful now to kill the birds, but they are not very plentiful hereabouts.

The Gold Flat mine owned by Martin Brothers & Oo. is taking out enough good-looking ore to keep five stamps going continuously. ; ; The county ‘officers will go'to Auburn Sunday to play a return game of ball with the official nine there, and will make a desperate effort to get even with the Placerites for the drubbing the latter recently administered to them at Glenbrook Park. PERSONAL POINTERS, ' Concise . Chronicle of Various Fo'ks’ Doings and Intentions. Miss May Buffington went to San Francisco today. Miss Lucy Morrison has returned from San Francisco. W. D. Vinton, wifeand daughter left today. noon for Soda Springs on a pleasure trip. i Thos. Polmere has gone to Los Angeles county where he will take the foremanship of a mine. Miss Mollie Morton, formerly assistant teacher of the High School at this orl arrived last evening on a visit to jends. Died at Hollister. Last night Sol. James and wife left for Hollister, San Benito county, in response to a telegram announcing :the might think he had not. dealt fairly with her and that she had not been entitled. He further provided that if she attempts to contest this will then she shall have only $5 from his estate, The remainder of the estate, valued at $20,000, is bequeathed to his nephews and nieces. . A Yuba River Mining Compang. “A syndicate consisting: of 8. C. Traynor, J. P. Lydon, G. W. Harney and Dr. J. H. Barr, to be. known as the Gilt Edge Mining Oo., has been formea for the purpose of developing a Yuba river placer mining: claim. The Gilt Edge claim which has been located for.some time, commences. at the Parks Bar bridge and extends down stream. embracing some one hundred and thirty to be awarded, twenty-eight from the . vided ‘according’ to Congressional . districts, giving eight’ scholarships to er {of the: $7,000 available. The report of . the council was adopted, the Fourth =. and Fifth Districts combined and among t. Nevada county candidates as follows: ‘. Chace, Nevada City. . La at their disposal. The report of the State ard the twenty-eight Levi Strauss scholarships. These were to be diOme SCAT Grand Closing Out "Between the 1st and the 2oth of July. _ the business heretofore carried on by » the late B. H. MILLER will be sold to “MARCUS M: BARUH. each district, or $125 to a ‘scholarship the scholarships awarded were two ta State scholarship—Lillian Gertrude ' Levi Strauss scholarship—James Edgar McGuire of Grass Valley. Wants His Share. “Charles H. Holbrook has brought Suit in the United States Circuit Court at San Francisco to recover a one-third interest in the Young America ard other mining property in Sierra county ‘and for a dissolution of the co-partnership and a ‘winding up of its affairs. The Young America was for some time a large producer of gold. mA ew bala el oes £ As it is necessary to reduce the stock . . before the “transfer is made the entire’ stock of clothing will be sold a At Less Than Cost Cs Remember the sale will last thirty days and the goods will be disposed of FOR CASHONLY. & &% ‘Yours Respectfully, , C. MILLER. P. Ss, All the Accounts Due the Firm Should be Settled at Once. BORN. . In Grass Valley, bttig of Wm, Van Overstraden, a daughrr. “At Cherokee; J to the wife of Patrick Farrell, plea acres of the river bed. =a In Nevada. City, July 14th, to the wife of A. J. Evans, a son. Who will get it? Schilhing's Bést tea 1s-----?-----because 1t 15 (there is one in every package); send before August 31st. babies at the end of'the contest envelope will receive a charming 1898 for two weeks. 000” What is the missing word ? Get Skifne¢ Best tea at your grocer’s; take out the Ye/ow Ticket One word allowed for every yellow ticket, If only one person finds the word, he gets one thousand dollars. If several find it, the money: will be divided. equally.among them. Every one sending a #yellow. ticket will Those sending three or more in one Besides this thousand dollars, we will pay $150 each to the two persons who send in the largest number of yellow tickets in one envelope between June 15 and the end ‘of the contest—August 31st. Cut this out. You won't see it again B2 oe Address: SCHILLING’S BEST TEA SAN FRANCISCO. 1s not only pure but ti Sresh-roasted. . it with your guess to address below July lith, to the A Wistake La i i i i i oe Will not be made by taking time to examine our Summer line of Shoes. We have the Latest Styles, the Latest ‘Lasts, and the Latest Colors in BOOTS AND OXFORDS At Prices that Absolutely Defy Competition. F. J. WHITE, On Broan Sr., NEAR Crry HAL. ae get a set of cardboard creeping calendar, no advertisement on it. death there of the lady’s father, Robert Qsborne. s Help Is needed by poor, tired mothers, overworked: and burdened with care, debilitated arjrun down: because of poor, thin and impoverished blood. Help is needed by the nervous sufferer, the men and women tortured with rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh. Help Guide, J. G-O’Neili;L W., John Ramsey;O. W., John Isaac; Medical Ex. aminer, Carl L. Muller, M. D.; Trustee Thos, H. Carr. A collation was served . during the evening. Pure Honey.. . ed . Fine fresh comb honey, the best in» the market, at. Gaylord’s. Give it a trial if you want something nice. f28 if a Oe Best in the Market. The Singer Sewing Machine, Office . Broad street. j21-lm Piano Maker. _' W. 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If you are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to ‘examine into the merits of the . / Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and; cheaper than lumber or shingles, and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, Seythes, Grass Hooks, ils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Win, Otc, ; Special attention’ given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for or galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. Phone 380 i Notice to . . Tax Payers. ! You Might as TAXES ARE NOW. DUE AND pay. WV Il B Tae. i will be delinquent on and after e e Monday, August 2d, 1897, . I will be at my office in the City Hall every . day, at the hours from 9 to 12 a, M., and from . ‘2 to 5 P. M., for the purpose of receiving , taxes. \ E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marshal. We Have Cut Prices on Millinery and Trimmings. W. H. CRAWFORD, > (Successor to Mrs. Lester & Crawford). Main Street, Sw ee a ee 3 Annual Meeting. LA SUERTE GOLD MINING COMPANY. . Location of Works, Nevada City, Nevada County Cul. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Suerte Gold Mining Company will be held at No. 413 Bush street, Sau Francisco, Cal.; onTuesday teenth.day of July, 1897,at the hour of 11 o'clock a.m., for t' purpose of electing a Board of Directors to serve for the ensu ne year, and the Same oe seh oe r busimay come before the for hooks ‘will lose on Thursday, July Sth, \ . 7. : 1897, at 3. o'clock p,a Sencbtaee 3 L. 8S. ROSE, Office No 404 Montgomery street, San Pres: . Transi the thir-\Saei. 3 . ‘Out of the worl dash, originality and freshness about our Millinery that captivate. vancing and we ' MRS. a? Val a PURE Foop Sugar Corn from the State of LOW PRICES oe ee ee yo ve HHS S Your Grocer is like your Doctor. You've got to trust him with your HEALTH, and incidentally with your Pocket Book. If you get hold of one who thinks of your pocket ‘book to the detriment of your health, you’d better drop him uick, We make healthy customers by selling them pure food, and satisfied customers by charging them low prices. Canned Corn. Tomatoes, Three pound cans, Solid Pack Maine....10 cents percan. ..... Rae seen ae Io cents 10 cents per can. d as out of style. There’s a Large Cove Oysters, 1 pound Oysters. , Salmon. Good Alaska Salmon, one 1b. PROG okie ck To cents CA ea. IO cents The season is adare overstocked. So « Nevada City, Cal. Manufacturers and Dealers. Boulder es : Ll Cal. Telephone No. 29. Circle X Roumatour, Genuine Swiss and WOLF’S CASH GROCERY. _ Eee A full line of Cheeses such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Aamburger. ae $$. CAIRO The New Health Coffee. — . W. G. RICHARDS; Sole Agent ? c ~