July 15, 1898 (4 pages)

sarete asec ¢ Reos Sonne sues £ a5 va ed ry evening except ie pet Ticga . Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8, CALKINS. ; a GRASS VALLBY-NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told . Over The Telephone. Mrs. Peter Johnston gave a whist! party yesterday afternoon. ,W Miss Julia Angove.entertained twen-. of ty friends yesterday afternoon. Al, F, Morgan is here in the interests of the Joshua Hendy Machine! Works. ‘ ee Mrs. Albert Quick gave a whist party . last nightin honor of Miss Adda Furth . of North San Juan. Coughlin, is dangerously ill with diphcap WASHINGTON, July -15th—Commodore Watson will sail Sunday with his flying squadron. for the Canaries. After turing the islands and leaving a force of marines in pos. session he will’ head fore Spain. The next demonstration ill be at Cadiz, and then after passing through the Straits Gibraltar the fleet will shell Malaga and also capture Port . Mahan in the Balerie Islands. BBRLIN, July 15.—The German newspapers claim that the Francis, the little child of John . action of the German*gunboat Irene in preventing the insurTHE TRANSCRIPT. Wy 9m J ~ Will. Pay eral Spanish Ports. En Route. To Sue For Peace. at _ Special to the Caily Transcript. Watson to Now Tackl2 Spain. Incident of the Irene. FLEET TO SAIL Its Respects to ‘Seys. inr Notes Strong Indications That Spain Is About ;. ~ There was a picnic at Shebley’s yes~~Tgale OP Spring millinery at M’ “<i the staff in front of their hall on ro SN BRIEF MENTION, and Comments. of Local Interest. Geo. C. Gaylord; grocer, Broad street. The Saturday night hops at Ragon’s Grove this season are‘ proving popular. A number of town people are. going out to the dance at Indian Flat tomorrow night. See the new advertisement of Grimes Clothing Emporium, Some wonderful bargains are offered. The Red Cross Minstrels will make an effort ta give their performance a week from tonight if possible. terday and most of the You Bet people went over there and had a good time. Millinery below cost. Saturday, Final iss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s. _Don’t miss it. j14-2t. The ball given on the Fourth by the ladies of Camptonville and Oak Valley netted $107.05 for the Red Cross. * Luetje & Brand are agents for the “Perspectoscope,” which gives the true perspective of pictures viewed through it. s Miss Elizabeth Naffziger has obtained the ‘teachership of the Blue Tent school which opens, next Mon. day. King & Wolford’s sawmill, which was recently removed to the Chalk Bluff tidge, was started up yesterday and is now cutting. * The new 24-foot flag just purchased by the Odd Fellows now floats from Broad street. ; The four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marvin of Colfax died Wednesday and the fnneral will take theria. This makes two cases in town. — At the residence of Mrs. Thomas R. . _ Edwards on Wednesday evening a surprise party was tendered to Misses Alice and Ethel Bremer of Sacramento. George S. Howe died at his home on . Walsh street about ten o'clock last night. Upto a.day or so he was apparently in good health. Heart failure is thought. to have been the cause, of death. Grass Valley celebrated the surrender of Santiago yesterday and last night by the ringing of bells, blowing of whistles, firing of gun. pow: . der salutes and one of the finest pyro' technic display ever witnessed in Nevada connty. John H. Polkinghorn died at San Francisco last night of pleuro-pnenumonia. He was a native of England, , aged 34 years, and leaves a wife and an eight-year-old son. His remains will be brought here, the funeral taking " place Sanday afternoon. F. Yesterday his younger brother . The old Montank bas been assigned to defend Portland, Me. She isa relio . of the days of the civil war, but is still serviceable. She ia armed with two . old smootbhore guns. During the rebellion she was struck repeatedly by Con. federate shot. THE MONITOR MONTAUK, place tomorrow afternoon. . Several members of Nevada Commandery of Knights Templar are talking of going to attend the Memorial Conclave at Pittsburg this year. The government places a war tax on the dead as well as the living. Here. after all death certificates filed with the County Recorder must bear a ten cent ; revenue stamp. é . No matter what summer resort you . desire to have an outing at this season, _j}you can obtain round-trip tickets at greatly reduced rates from Agent . Parker at the depot. In the matter of the estate of John : Cunha the final account of Daniel S. . Collins, the administrator, was settled ‘by the Saperior Court today. The . total value of the estate was $161.75. Last night the fall of Santiago was . town today. PERSONAL POINTERS. \ Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. D. J. Moore is down -from Graniteville. = F. L. Cole of the Mountain House is in town. é : J. R. Jones of Relief Hill was in’ W. H. Mead come down today from God’s Country. A. W. Blundell has returned from San Francisco. N: Webber Sr. returned last night from Byron Springs. : Mrs. W. Tamplin was down from the Washingt on ridge today. Dana Harmon, Superintendent of the California mi is i Miss Hiscox of Oakland went to French Corral today ‘oma visit. Miss Mollie Faller of North San Juan is here visiting her brother Henry. Miss Annie Bailey of, Dutch Flat is here visiting the family of CO. L. Anderson. J. B. Moore, wife and daughter of Oakland arrived here last evening on a visit. Miss Genetta Williams of Stockton arrived bere last evening en route to Washington. John S. Gregory wrenched his knee last evening and ‘is as a result confined to his house today. Mrs. Wricklaw and Mrs. Budden of Carson, Nevada, went to Camptonville today to visit relatives. . Charles A. Harker and George W. Radical Revision Recommended by InterPEDBRAL’ MINING STATUTE, netional Congress. One of the most important subjects considered by the International Mining . Congress at Salt Lake was a radical change in the present Federal mining jaws. The majority recommended the adoption of the British Columbia square claim method of locating 4 quartz vein, making the area one square mile, and that the dip of the vein on which a location is made shall cut no figure in the position of the side lines of the claini.’~These side lines, the revisers. say;shall be -vertical,.so that whenever the vein is intersected in its dip, there the possessions of the locator shall end. : Under the present law the owner of a claim paralelling the side line of another when the dip of the vein of the original locator passes beyond the line of the paralell claim, the original locator who has the apex of the vein in his ground can follow the vein into the Co claim, even if investigation should show a faulting or cutting. off of the vein in the original locator’s ground, The proposed change would give the original owner ample area to follow his discovery without giving him a title to the entire area of the earth in the direction in which the vein dips. DV .20Cresolene Whooping Cough, Croup. Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. CRESOLENE being administered by inhalation, gives the : Lucas of Relief. Hill left last night on a visit to San Francisco. cisco today to attend a meeting of the Grand Trustee, of the Native Sons. Mrs. Hill and the children-will remain awhile with the lady’s ~father, Col. Mather of.the Plumbago mine. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searls will go to Summit Seda Springs in Placer county next Wedaesday to rasticate for awhile Mr. and Mrs. Niles Searls Jr. are ailready there. Mr.and Mrs.’ Henry Schroeder were up today from Rough and Ready. Mr. Sehroeder will be a candidate before the,Democratic county convention for the nomination of Assessor. Mrs. E. P. Hagar, who recently sold her house and lot on East Broad street to R.J. bennetts, the drug clerk, will leave Monday with her daughter Josie for Berkeley where they will reside in future. . celebrated by the Native Sons of this! ‘city in a modest sort of way. The He belonged . gent attack on Grand Island cannot be considered to the A.O. F,A,K.S. F.and I. 0. 0. ferencejf between America and Spain, and that the withThe fact that receipts in.a number of . . Chicago’s largest stores fell off over 20 Will, who is e member of the 1th U. §,/ drawal of the Irene when the attack on the Island began was . per cent during the time the daily Infantry, boarded a transport at San all that could be expected from a neutral power. Francisco to sail for Manila. _————> ee : TAX ON MINING STOCKS. ‘respondents at Manila to give full accounts of the action of the Agree’ German gunboat Irene in Subig Bay. It is said the full report would pat matters in a ‘much more serious light than Secretary Gage Asked As t> the Meaning of the New Ruling. The ruling of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue at Washington that a} $1 stock was taxable at the same rate as . another of $100 par value has caused . consternation on the San Francisco} Stock Exchange. A dispatch has been ; . . sent to Secretary Gage asking him what . the tax would be on a certificate of expected that the full arrangements for a complete surre papers of that city failed to publish is one of the best possible evidences that Lonpon, July 15.—Dewey has forbidden newspaper COr. advertising pays. ° they now appear. ey —— Completing the Peace Arrangements. WASHINGTON, July 15.—The péace commission sat late last night and were at work again early this morning. It is nder stock of the par value of $1 per share.) 1311 be terminated and forwarded today. and his answer is anxiously awaited. — If the ruling of the Commissioner is . sustained some new means of relief) from what is considered an unusually . barsh and unjust ruling will have to be . suggested. Meantime is has caused a'. halt in the work of the attorneys who) attempted to enter t but was brought to a standstill by. the Marblehead which -inch shells across its bow. . rbor for the night. . were arranging for the reincorparation . . of the mining companies with capital . stocks of the par values of from $1 to $5! fired a blank shot and sent two six ‘It was allowed to anchor in the lower ha per share. Sag eee gate es Tie New Reservoir. Organ & Murchie, the contractors, . expect to have the new city reservoir ~ completed by August first. They are) working five scrapers and a plow and have fourteen men employed. They are about ready now to begin raising the embankment on the lower side. It by the constitution. will be a large reservoir and well connrevent public criticism of whatever policy the Cabinet and “Queen may agree upon.—EpiTor Transcript.] The pub‘ication of the decree is accepted ‘ds.proof that peace negotiations are im progress. stracted-in every respect. ars i Have You Seen Them. Those fine Spring suits at the Grimes Clothing Emporium? ” If you have not seen them go and inspect them for yourself. They are offered at about the cost of making them—from §2 up. They are all late styles, all colors, all shapes and all sizes. Don't miss this great, big bargain sale. =) ees re A Niece of Gen. Merri.t. Mrs. M.J Merritt of Erie, Pennsyl: vania, who is spending the summer here the portions oO for the benefit of her health is a niece lated, those cases on the ships being -Maprtp, July t5.—A decree has been published by the Government suppressing the rights of individuals guaranteed [This is believed to refer to an effort to } WV ASHINGTON, July 15—Reports tothe War Department. sav there have been five deaths from yellow tever among . the American troops at Saitiago, and there are reported to: be over 100 cases at the present time. f the army that are infected will be kept iso-. by marriage of General Merritt, Gover_ mor General of the Philippines. The among General and Mrs. Merritt’s father-inlaw are brothers. + oe Manzanita to be Sold. Dy EN: bave been nearly com: pleted for the sale of the Manzanita Tse Vicrory rests with America’s drift mine and the valuable water Greatest Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparillaright connected with it to the Texas when it battles against any disease Mining Company. The Texas people want the property mainiy for its water poverisbed blood. Hoop's PILts system. ti wnentrép characteristics sre sure to ' grop out sooner or later. AN expert penman sometimes forges abead until he gets caught. 2-2 e—-$ ate. —_— A French Gunboat Halted. ser Looks Like Spain Had Enough. —_— —_—_——_ — Yellow Fever Killing Our Troops. the land forces.’ v.--4 are the favorite family ‘eathartic. Easy to take, easy to operpack. one. Popular Clothing Store. Only One Dollar. Men's $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at The!— js-tt General Miles says} A SINGLE spade in the hand is worth more than a tray of diamonds in the It’s surprising how much a woman can say about herself without telling caused or promoted by impure or imanything. The private picnic is the popular form of amusement with* our people just now. Almost daily one or more eoteriesof citizens go out into the woods .to spend the day. “This morning a delegation from Piety Hill made an early start in a big omnibus. Rolfe. Brroker marriage a girl wants a man . to write hér love letters, bat after marriage nothing. but checks will satisfy PLAYA DEL Est, July 15.—Last night a French gunboat . her. he harbor of Santiago without permission, . qyeps is usually more danger in an . elopement than any other kind of run' . . away. . — 6 Oe A man’s life is always . while the doctor continues his visits. eee a A commna-Out-Party—The man whose . sentence has expired. The Directors of the Glenbrook Park Association will attend the campstew at Van Slyke’s ranch tomorrow, and their meeting to talk over holding fall races has been postponed till Monday afternoon at two o'clock when it will be held at the office of Secretary, I. Jin danger Lust evesing’s Oakland Enquirer \says: Mrs. Hampton and daughters, ‘ . banging of firecrackers and the blaz. Misses Gertrude and Mary Hampton, as inter-/ ing of bonfires were the main features, . Of Chapel street, were tendered a fare+ weil reception on Tuesday evening by ‘Miss Lucy May at her home on Euclid avenue. Mrs. Hampton and daughter, at Douglas Island, Alaska. Berkeley. cana nly One Dollar. the Popular Clothing Store. The Royal is the highest grade baking powder jstf ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. David E. Morgan went io. San Fran-. ~~“ Of treating the throat and_ bronchial tubes its efficiency in babeore nso Cough and Croup ptic qualities render T. B. Hill left today -for-New York} >. a‘ Invaluable In . Contag.ous’ Diseases, Mary, leave this week to join Mr. Hamptoapwho is superintendent of a mine Miss. Gertrude will remain to attend school in ies’ Kid Button Shoes or Lace Cc oe, patent tip, all sizes, for $1 at Safest and Most Effectual . Means is wonderful. Ite ant As Diphtheria, Searlet Fever, ete. Sold.by. H. DICKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, Nevada City made by the owner of the paralell . THE COUNTY SUPERVISORS, Loaves. of Abseace Grante2—A Road Appriation Wanted. . ; The Couuty Supervisors to lay grit. . ed District Attorney Riley and Qounty Surveyor Miller, who are respectively Captain and Second Lieutenant of Company I. ninety days leave of absence from the State. eri The Supervisors adopted a v ta of thanks to the Supervisors of Alams1. county for admitting and caring for Private Charles Evans at tre 7 hospital and for permitting Mr . Kv. ans to remain there with her son’ without charge. An engrossed copy of the resolution will be sent to the Alameda Supervisors. Dana. Harmon appeared tef:re the Board and asked uo appropriation of #500 with which to widen th» newly constructed wagon rcad be waen WV ashington and the California mia3. La eee aT "NBN BANKE “Teschisz0y Prxecd Courts—Boot The new federal received the signat Kinley aud wiil go day, the first of At ment of sucb a . for the purpose of ‘proceedings unife States of the Uni law will conseque death with the . mouth, this being the provisions of tion, In two particu! —_—_——— , é wadically differen % ee ee one. In the first . . A five room house ard lot on Broad ceedings will heres street, at $850. It is in good conditi.r., a ‘the Superior Ooar m10-tf_ ~Brows & Moraan, i ‘euch matters bein Real Estate Agents A Good Living and more may be made bv any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and villages. A small capital and energy are all that are feeded. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot I" cAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments_ will be mailed free upon request. ae THE \Cottage Organ The Chicago mits of uo superior. senius, skill and money can produce. ame, quality of tone, quick re-pouse, variety o embination, artistie design, beauty in finish charek ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED. MAKE THIs THE POPULAR ORGAN [INSTRUCTION BOOK: ANP PIANO ST O18 ae fas attained a standard of excellence which adIt conaains every improvement that inventive These excelent Grg.bs are celebr sted for volperfect constructio , muking them the most at-ractive, ornamental and desirable organs for h houl . lodges, societies, etc SKILLED WORKMEN . Ca tlogiszart Pct ce Lista xn applies jo: Chicago Cottage Orgari Co. ‘T. H. McALuisTer, 76 Washington St. Chicago. 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 economi_cal. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes. 2 Indispensable in every . household ‘. Enterprise Raisin and Grape . Seeder f Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No. 3 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. refined and assay: quartz from from 530 to 500 Ibs. Nevada Assay Office, Gold and ores of, every description mel ed. Practical clalten “od Is sold at all hardware stores. Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp for the “Enter prising Housé keeper’’ — 200 recipes. ucibles for sale. Buy Gold Gol z = “t Dust, Gold and Silver bars. Acids ENTERPRISE pats CO. ( i Fann Makers of the Enrerprise Meas Choumer. ~* AAAMDLLLAAARLEOOLAAAARAALAAAAARAAAOA AA MAHER ® CO’S ] } We Turn Them ‘Out Just Right. The Last Lot for This Season. Fitted to Perfection. . i the city. S eceseg tet tee IT < cease gerne ’ — “GRIMES CLOTHING Right in Style. Sure in Wearing Qualitiesi. Satisfied with our Prices . And Money Saved. ee kept apart from those . ‘Our Spring Suits area Wonder * : ; . _ in Quality and Price, They are all sizes, all styles, all colors, ‘all shapes, At One Great Big Bargain, fee We claim the yeti showing of good Stylish Suits i a sane ensnrnc ewe ~ eae = 2 3 —— a Scere ee One suit of each. / / / os SS Ladies, we have Just received a few more high novelties: in Organdies. They are in our window—all we could get.They are very handsome and we-want you all to see them. It is yet time enough; don’t say it is too late. Three long-months yet to wear Wash Goods. . 2 eo Respectfully, eee, MAHER & CO. rvvrrvrrerrerrreerrcerrerrrrrn tat ANIC LOR SE RLS NOTIONS RE LN . Latte NT cuit Court in San consequently mak solvency cases: his court fees are muc of the State court. The other point no insolvent can « from court till ‘hb ors at the rate of lar. This provisi news to the whole have had to, sett firms at a much Ic Tt isto be expe from this.date on ust, the courts wi ness in hearing pé since the State la -* ment that an in much on the do Persons contemp insolvency will n -ing the initial ste ,cape such an exat \by the forelock. A ‘Fortiiiate Chief Engineer Nevada City Fire a remerkably suc when he retires . ef this month t! panies could wel with something havedaring the } >-ubout $4,000 on . which leaves th their business he > sthe samo period o $60,060 from ¢ sof premiums. Truc "The Republice 3 ‘Professor R. & © yal of the State _ Jose, and. wife > week. Father Olaire Sacramento ret from an ext journey throug! the State. They in a buggy and Susanville, Gre ‘besides vi-iting and administer tto seventy or ei The Trucke . kold their se#o ner Race Track us. Save The roof of in Graniteville from the sch about five o’cl and it wae onl work that the promptly. to save the furn ‘ property. Die e, ‘Kenne ce Pt > tthe Phedaw Si © .on the San -years aga, die Montana, wi » Sheriff. He: ~ married. He erty. We offer © ward for any _not be curec F. J. ¢ — We, theu . J. Cheney f » lieve him business tr able to varr by their fir West & Tt Toledo, “WALDING. ale Dr "Hall's Cz @ily, actin and muc. ‘Pestimonis Hali’s F fh The Nev prepared first-class ‘yates. Of ~ Oorvoran, Ice house to, 791. tte ' So Grove ey summer. enema canesuenne

sarete asec ¢ Reos Sonne sues £ a5 va ed ry evening except ie pet Ticga . Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8, CALKINS. ; a GRASS VALLBY-NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told . Over The Telephone. Mrs. Peter Johnston gave a whist! party yesterday afternoon. ,W Miss Julia Angove.entertained twen-. of ty friends yesterday afternoon. Al, F, Morgan is here in the interests of the Joshua Hendy Machine! Works. ‘ ee Mrs. Albert Quick gave a whist party . last nightin honor of Miss Adda Furth . of North San Juan. Coughlin, is dangerously ill with diphcap WASHINGTON, July -15th—Commodore Watson will sail Sunday with his flying squadron. for the Canaries. After turing the islands and leaving a force of marines in pos. session he will’ head fore Spain. The next demonstration ill be at Cadiz, and then after passing through the Straits Gibraltar the fleet will shell Malaga and also capture Port . Mahan in the Balerie Islands. BBRLIN, July 15.—The German newspapers claim that the Francis, the little child of John . action of the German*gunboat Irene in preventing the insurTHE TRANSCRIPT. Wy 9m J ~ Will. Pay eral Spanish Ports. En Route. To Sue For Peace. at _ Special to the Caily Transcript. Watson to Now Tackl2 Spain. Incident of the Irene. FLEET TO SAIL Its Respects to ‘Seys. inr Notes Strong Indications That Spain Is About ;. ~ There was a picnic at Shebley’s yes~~Tgale OP Spring millinery at M’ “<i the staff in front of their hall on ro SN BRIEF MENTION, and Comments. of Local Interest. Geo. C. Gaylord; grocer, Broad street. The Saturday night hops at Ragon’s Grove this season are‘ proving popular. A number of town people are. going out to the dance at Indian Flat tomorrow night. See the new advertisement of Grimes Clothing Emporium, Some wonderful bargains are offered. The Red Cross Minstrels will make an effort ta give their performance a week from tonight if possible. terday and most of the You Bet people went over there and had a good time. Millinery below cost. Saturday, Final iss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s. _Don’t miss it. j14-2t. The ball given on the Fourth by the ladies of Camptonville and Oak Valley netted $107.05 for the Red Cross. * Luetje & Brand are agents for the “Perspectoscope,” which gives the true perspective of pictures viewed through it. s Miss Elizabeth Naffziger has obtained the ‘teachership of the Blue Tent school which opens, next Mon. day. King & Wolford’s sawmill, which was recently removed to the Chalk Bluff tidge, was started up yesterday and is now cutting. * The new 24-foot flag just purchased by the Odd Fellows now floats from Broad street. ; The four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marvin of Colfax died Wednesday and the fnneral will take theria. This makes two cases in town. — At the residence of Mrs. Thomas R. . _ Edwards on Wednesday evening a surprise party was tendered to Misses Alice and Ethel Bremer of Sacramento. George S. Howe died at his home on . Walsh street about ten o'clock last night. Upto a.day or so he was apparently in good health. Heart failure is thought. to have been the cause, of death. Grass Valley celebrated the surrender of Santiago yesterday and last night by the ringing of bells, blowing of whistles, firing of gun. pow: . der salutes and one of the finest pyro' technic display ever witnessed in Nevada connty. John H. Polkinghorn died at San Francisco last night of pleuro-pnenumonia. He was a native of England, , aged 34 years, and leaves a wife and an eight-year-old son. His remains will be brought here, the funeral taking " place Sanday afternoon. F. Yesterday his younger brother . The old Montank bas been assigned to defend Portland, Me. She isa relio . of the days of the civil war, but is still serviceable. She ia armed with two . old smootbhore guns. During the rebellion she was struck repeatedly by Con. federate shot. THE MONITOR MONTAUK, place tomorrow afternoon. . Several members of Nevada Commandery of Knights Templar are talking of going to attend the Memorial Conclave at Pittsburg this year. The government places a war tax on the dead as well as the living. Here. after all death certificates filed with the County Recorder must bear a ten cent ; revenue stamp. é . No matter what summer resort you . desire to have an outing at this season, _j}you can obtain round-trip tickets at greatly reduced rates from Agent . Parker at the depot. In the matter of the estate of John : Cunha the final account of Daniel S. . Collins, the administrator, was settled ‘by the Saperior Court today. The . total value of the estate was $161.75. Last night the fall of Santiago was . town today. PERSONAL POINTERS. \ Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. D. J. Moore is down -from Graniteville. = F. L. Cole of the Mountain House is in town. é : J. R. Jones of Relief Hill was in’ W. H. Mead come down today from God’s Country. A. W. Blundell has returned from San Francisco. N: Webber Sr. returned last night from Byron Springs. : Mrs. W. Tamplin was down from the Washingt on ridge today. Dana Harmon, Superintendent of the California mi is i Miss Hiscox of Oakland went to French Corral today ‘oma visit. Miss Mollie Faller of North San Juan is here visiting her brother Henry. Miss Annie Bailey of, Dutch Flat is here visiting the family of CO. L. Anderson. J. B. Moore, wife and daughter of Oakland arrived here last evening on a visit. Miss Genetta Williams of Stockton arrived bere last evening en route to Washington. John S. Gregory wrenched his knee last evening and ‘is as a result confined to his house today. Mrs. Wricklaw and Mrs. Budden of Carson, Nevada, went to Camptonville today to visit relatives. . Charles A. Harker and George W. Radical Revision Recommended by InterPEDBRAL’ MINING STATUTE, netional Congress. One of the most important subjects considered by the International Mining . Congress at Salt Lake was a radical change in the present Federal mining jaws. The majority recommended the adoption of the British Columbia square claim method of locating 4 quartz vein, making the area one square mile, and that the dip of the vein on which a location is made shall cut no figure in the position of the side lines of the claini.’~These side lines, the revisers. say;shall be -vertical,.so that whenever the vein is intersected in its dip, there the possessions of the locator shall end. : Under the present law the owner of a claim paralelling the side line of another when the dip of the vein of the original locator passes beyond the line of the paralell claim, the original locator who has the apex of the vein in his ground can follow the vein into the Co claim, even if investigation should show a faulting or cutting. off of the vein in the original locator’s ground, The proposed change would give the original owner ample area to follow his discovery without giving him a title to the entire area of the earth in the direction in which the vein dips. DV .20Cresolene Whooping Cough, Croup.. Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. CRESOLENE being administered by inhalation, gives the : Lucas of Relief. Hill left last night on a visit to San Francisco. cisco today to attend a meeting of the Grand Trustee, of the Native Sons. Mrs. Hill and the children-will remain awhile with the lady’s ~father, Col. Mather of.the Plumbago mine. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searls will go to Summit Seda Springs in Placer county next Wedaesday to rasticate for awhile Mr. and Mrs. Niles Searls Jr. are ailready there. Mr.and Mrs.’ Henry Schroeder were up today from Rough and Ready. Mr. Sehroeder will be a candidate before the,Democratic county convention for the nomination of Assessor. Mrs. E. P. Hagar, who recently sold her house and lot on East Broad street to R.J. bennetts, the drug clerk, will leave Monday with her daughter Josie for Berkeley where they will reside in future. . celebrated by the Native Sons of this! ‘city in a modest sort of way. The He belonged . gent attack on Grand Island cannot be considered to the A.O. F,A,K.S. F.and I. 0. 0. ferencejf between America and Spain, and that the withThe fact that receipts in.a number of . . Chicago’s largest stores fell off over 20 Will, who is e member of the 1th U. §,/ drawal of the Irene when the attack on the Island began was . per cent during the time the daily Infantry, boarded a transport at San all that could be expected from a neutral power. Francisco to sail for Manila. _————> ee : TAX ON MINING STOCKS. ‘respondents at Manila to give full accounts of the action of the Agree’ German gunboat Irene in Subig Bay. It is said the full report would pat matters in a ‘much more serious light than Secretary Gage Asked As t> the Meaning of the New Ruling. The ruling of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue at Washington that a} $1 stock was taxable at the same rate as . another of $100 par value has caused . consternation on the San Francisco} Stock Exchange. A dispatch has been ; . . sent to Secretary Gage asking him what . the tax would be on a certificate of expected that the full arrangements for a complete surre papers of that city failed to publish is one of the best possible evidences that Lonpon, July 15.—Dewey has forbidden newspaper COr. advertising pays. ° they now appear. ey —— Completing the Peace Arrangements. WASHINGTON, July 15.—The péace commission sat late last night and were at work again early this morning. It is nder stock of the par value of $1 per share.) 1311 be terminated and forwarded today. and his answer is anxiously awaited. — If the ruling of the Commissioner is . sustained some new means of relief) from what is considered an unusually . barsh and unjust ruling will have to be . suggested. Meantime is has caused a'. halt in the work of the attorneys who) attempted to enter t but was brought to a standstill by. the Marblehead which -inch shells across its bow. . rbor for the night. . were arranging for the reincorparation . . of the mining companies with capital . stocks of the par values of from $1 to $5! fired a blank shot and sent two six ‘It was allowed to anchor in the lower ha per share. Sag eee gate es Tie New Reservoir. Organ & Murchie, the contractors, . expect to have the new city reservoir ~ completed by August first. They are) working five scrapers and a plow and have fourteen men employed. They are about ready now to begin raising the embankment on the lower side. It by the constitution. will be a large reservoir and well connrevent public criticism of whatever policy the Cabinet and “Queen may agree upon.—EpiTor Transcript.] The pub‘ication of the decree is accepted ‘ds.proof that peace negotiations are im progress. stracted-in every respect. ars i Have You Seen Them. Those fine Spring suits at the Grimes Clothing Emporium? ” If you have not seen them go and inspect them for yourself. They are offered at about the cost of making them—from §2 up. They are all late styles, all colors, all shapes and all sizes. Don't miss this great, big bargain sale. =) ees re A Niece of Gen. Merri.t. Mrs. M.J Merritt of Erie, Pennsyl: vania, who is spending the summer here the portions oO for the benefit of her health is a niece lated, those cases on the ships being -Maprtp, July t5.—A decree has been published by the Government suppressing the rights of individuals guaranteed [This is believed to refer to an effort to } WV ASHINGTON, July 15—Reports tothe War Department. sav there have been five deaths from yellow tever among . the American troops at Saitiago, and there are reported to: be over 100 cases at the present time. f the army that are infected will be kept iso-. by marriage of General Merritt, Gover_ mor General of the Philippines. The among General and Mrs. Merritt’s father-inlaw are brothers. + oe Manzanita to be Sold. Dy EN: bave been nearly com: pleted for the sale of the Manzanita Tse Vicrory rests with America’s drift mine and the valuable water Greatest Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparillaright connected with it to the Texas when it battles against any disease Mining Company. The Texas people want the property mainiy for its water poverisbed blood. Hoop's PILts system. ti wnentrép characteristics sre sure to ' grop out sooner or later. AN expert penman sometimes forges abead until he gets caught. 2-2 e—-$ ate. —_— A French Gunboat Halted. ser Looks Like Spain Had Enough. —_— —_—_——_ — Yellow Fever Killing Our Troops. the land forces.’ v..--4 are the favorite family ‘eathartic. Easy to take, easy to operpack. one. Popular Clothing Store. Only One Dollar.

Men's $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at The!— js-tt General Miles says} A SINGLE spade in the hand is worth more than a tray of diamonds in the It’s surprising how much a woman can say about herself without telling caused or promoted by impure or imanything. The private picnic is the popular form of amusement with* our people just now. Almost daily one or more eoteriesof citizens go out into the woods .to spend the day. “This morning a delegation from Piety Hill made an early start in a big omnibus. Rolfe. Brroker marriage a girl wants a man . to write hér love letters, bat after marriage nothing. but checks will satisfy PLAYA DEL Est, July 15.—Last night a French gunboat . her. he harbor of Santiago without permission, . qyeps is usually more danger in an . elopement than any other kind of run' . . away. . — 6 Oe A man’s life is always . while the doctor continues his visits. eee a A commna-Out-Party—The man whose . sentence has expired. The Directors of the Glenbrook Park Association will attend the campstew at Van Slyke’s ranch tomorrow, and their meeting to talk over holding fall races has been postponed till Monday afternoon at two o'clock when it will be held at the office of Secretary, I. Jin danger Lust evesing’s Oakland Enquirer \says: Mrs. Hampton and daughters, ‘ . banging of firecrackers and the blaz. Misses Gertrude and Mary Hampton, as inter-/ ing of bonfires were the main features, . Of Chapel street, were tendered a fare+ weil reception on Tuesday evening by ‘Miss Lucy May at her home on Euclid avenue. Mrs. Hampton and daughter, at Douglas Island, Alaska. Berkeley. cana nly One Dollar. the Popular Clothing Store. The Royal is the highest grade baking powder jstf ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. David E. Morgan went io. San Fran-. ~~“ Of treating the throat and_ bronchial tubes its efficiency in babeore nso Cough and Croup ptic qualities render T. B. Hill left today -for-New York} >. a‘ Invaluable In . Contag.ous’ Diseases, Mary, leave this week to join Mr. Hamptoapwho is superintendent of a mine Miss. Gertrude will remain to attend school in ies’ Kid Button Shoes or Lace Cc oe, patent tip, all sizes, for $1 at Safest and Most Effectual .. Means is wonderful. Ite ant As Diphtheria, Searlet Fever, ete. Sold.by.. H. DICKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, Nevada City made by the owner of the paralell . THE COUNTY SUPERVISORS, Loaves. of Abseace Grante2—A Road Appriation Wanted. . ; The Couuty Supervisors to lay grit. . ed District Attorney Riley and Qounty Surveyor Miller, who are respectively Captain and Second Lieutenant of Company I. ninety days leave of absence from the State. eri The Supervisors adopted a v ta of thanks to the Supervisors of Alams1. county for admitting and caring for Private Charles Evans at tre 7 hospital and for permitting Mr . Kv. ans to remain there with her son’ without charge. An engrossed copy of the resolution will be sent to the Alameda Supervisors. Dana. Harmon appeared tef:re the Board and asked uo appropriation of #500 with which to widen th» newly constructed wagon rcad be waen WV ashington and the California mia3. La eee aT "NBN BANKE “Teschisz0y Prxecd Courts—Boot The new federal received the signat Kinley aud wiil go day, the first of At ment of sucb a . for the purpose of ‘proceedings unife States of the Uni law will conseque death with the . mouth, this being the provisions of tion, In two particu! —_—_——— , é wadically differen % ee ee one. In the first . . A five room house ard lot on Broad ceedings will heres street, at $850. It is in good conditi.r., a ‘the Superior Ooar m10-tf_ ~Brows & Moraan, i ‘euch matters bein Real Estate Agents A Good Living and more may be made bv any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and villages. A small capital and energy are all that are feeded. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot I" cAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments_ will be mailed free upon request. ae THE \Cottage Organ The Chicago mits of uo superior. senius, skill and money can produce. ame, quality of tone, quick re-pouse, variety o embination, artistie design, beauty in finish charek ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED. MAKE THIs THE POPULAR ORGAN [INSTRUCTION BOOK: ANP PIANO ST O18 ae fas attained a standard of excellence which adIt conaains every improvement that inventive These excelent Grg.bs are celebr sted for volperfect constructio , muking them the most at-ractive, ornamental and desirable organs for h houl . lodges, societies, etc SKILLED WORKMEN . Ca tlogiszart Pct ce Lista xn applies jo: Chicago Cottage Orgari Co. ‘T. H. McALuisTer, 76 Washington St. Chicago. 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 economi_cal. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes. 2 Indispensable in every . household ‘. Enterprise Raisin and Grape . Seeder f Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No. 3 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. refined and assay: quartz from from 530 to 500 Ibs. Nevada Assay Office, Gold and ores of, every description mel ed. Practical clalten “od Is sold at all hardware stores. Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp for the “Enter prising Housé keeper’’ — 200 recipes. ucibles for sale. Buy Gold Gol z = “t Dust, Gold and Silver bars. Acids ENTERPRISE pats CO. ( i Fann Makers of the Enrerprise Meas Choumer. ~* AAAMDLLLAAARLEOOLAAAARAALAAAAARAAAOA AA MAHER ® CO’S ] } We Turn Them ‘Out Just Right. The Last Lot for This Season. Fitted to Perfection. . i the city. S eceseg tet tee IT < cease gerne ’ — “GRIMES CLOTHING Right in Style. Sure in Wearing Qualitiesi. Satisfied with our Prices . And Money Saved. ee kept apart from those . ‘Our Spring Suits area Wonder * : ; . _ in Quality and Price, They are all sizes, all styles, all colors, ‘all shapes, At One Great Big Bargain, fee We claim the yeti showing of good Stylish Suits i a sane ensnrnc ewe ~ eae = 2 3 —— a Scere ee One suit of each. / / / os SS Ladies, we have Just received a few more high novelties: in Organdies. They are in our window—all we could get.They are very handsome and we-want you all to see them. It is yet time enough; don’t say it is too late. Three long-months yet to wear Wash Goods. . 2 eo Respectfully, eee, MAHER & CO. rvvrrvrrerrerrreerrcerrerrrrrn tat ANIC LOR SE RLS NOTIONS RE LN . Latte NT cuit Court in San consequently mak solvency cases: his court fees are muc of the State court. The other point no insolvent can « from court till ‘hb ors at the rate of lar. This provisi news to the whole have had to, sett firms at a much Ic Tt isto be expe from this.date on ust, the courts wi ness in hearing pé since the State la -* ment that an in much on the do Persons contemp insolvency will n -ing the initial ste ,cape such an exat \by the forelock. A ‘Fortiiiate Chief Engineer Nevada City Fire a remerkably suc when he retires . ef this month t! panies could wel with something havedaring the } >-ubout $4,000 on . which leaves th their business he > sthe samo period o $60,060 from ¢ sof premiums. Truc "The Republice 3 ‘Professor R. & © yal of the State _ Jose, and. wife > week. Father Olaire Sacramento ret from an ext journey throug! the State. They in a buggy and Susanville, Gre ‘besides vi-iting and administer tto seventy or ei The Trucke . kold their se#o ner Race Track us. Save The roof of in Graniteville from the sch about five o’cl and it wae onl work that the promptly.. to save the furn ‘ property. Die e, ‘Kenne ce Pt > tthe Phedaw Si © .on the San -years aga, die Montana, wi » Sheriff. He: ~ married. He erty. We offer © ward for any _not be curec F. J. ¢ — We, theu . J. Cheney f » lieve him business tr able to varr by their fir West & Tt Toledo, “WALDING. ale Dr "Hall's Cz @ily, actin and muc. ‘Pestimonis Hali’s F fh The Nev prepared first-class ‘yates. Of ~ Oorvoran, Ice house to, 791. tte ' So Grove ey summer. enema canesuenne