July 15, 1901 (4 pages)

ye _ The closing exercises of the ‘tion of the fiftieth Siititeerses: founding of the Methodist she this city took place last oVeiin! were of a very interesting ch, Rev. Wm. Angwin read lette,,. gratalation from all the forme; who are now living, with the 5, of Revs. Rich and Gray, ana the hi *. were not prompt in replying to ve made to send greetings, Tho phe led by Johnny Werry was, as 4of course, of the very highest dtd ; oe It Dazzles the Woriq. ery; No Discovery in medi ici +. created one quarter of masta ght . that has been caused by pot” t is . New. Discovery for Consumpti», ption, severest testa have been on ho, victims of Consumption, Pnhenn Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronohid thcusands of whom it has restores perfect health. For Ooughs 09 Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever. Hoareey and Whooping Oongh it is the quig es’, surest cure in the worid. rt i, on ters of © has, ize the . Sold by W. D. Vinton, wh ng eae ae or_refand Mocey. i es ic and .00. ve rod . free. and $1.00, Trial bot, -. Call at 1n00all at ~~ vas the “. Tegler’s tal ——— all —FOR— ries OR NGES, LEMON on LIMES,. — ch and Plain Mixed CAND 7 NUTS. of all kinds POPCORN and CHEWING GUx And the Finest Ice Crea at Is & 2g CTS. A PLATE, ~ Served with lady fingers. Hla isiv. Bm . — iR&CO,, ada City. SUT ason is about over and as it wil ek to wind it up, we have ct SEE WINDOW! try over. Qur suits that sold q oO all go today at 00 IN EACH. SUIT. Order your suit taken ont! n’t lastlong. ly, 1 $1.0) HER & Co. . $i ARRAN aera ol} HING POWDE2 tand best washing compound ever consumer. It cleans everything that nt in favor of it is: it does not injure oft and white. IIb. package 1Qc. \ HAMS. 4,22! fr 14 OTS. tlie esa Rt AIRC TA J LLOY, Grocer. SHIONED : WA) lock was to lubricate the works right for the turnips our grand D CAREFUL HANDLING. ce by*piece. Each minute wheel must be tard the movement, We clean and repait n adjusted frequetitly, years are added . HARTUNG, makers, a : Nevada City 2a resmaneerasmnneeena eee ed ad our sacrifice prices will makt have the place now occupied by t former price of the garments ints and Secure a bargain of the hese suits are worth double the —$ per suit. Ages, from 3 to 8. ue s . Front Store, Main Street: ‘GRASS VALLEY. ; oue, Grass Valley Stores, Mais §7/ THE TRANSCRIPT. WLW * the Board not to enforce or attempt to rT conclusions of the new law Nevada a character, for it not only wipes out > ae a F arene Personal Happe 2 ngs. MONDAY ...-:.-. July 15, 1901 a visitor to this city Saturday night. San Francisco on a visit. San Francieco. WILL PLAY GREAT HAYOG vue. J:B. Treadwell sd fhsily Ye —— yesterday for North Bloomfield to visit Pe with the lady’s parents, Josiah Glas— With the Seneral and . " snd wife. A School Funds of — Morris Lynch find ‘wits left yesterday morning for San Francisco’ and = Ylevada County Byron Springs on a health seeking and pleasure trip. ‘ Miss Gertrude Chase returned h Saturday evening to spend a few weeks’ . vacation before opening her school in Iq . Placer county. a Richard Delbridge, brother to Jobn Delbridge of this city, is in San Francisco from Onio with the Epworth Leaguers. He will visit here before returning to his home. . Major George A. Nihell and Martin Dumler went to Central House today. Rev. Wm. Angwin left this morning for San Francisco to attend the Epworth League convention. He will. be gone about ten days. Next Sunday Rev, Mr, Champion: of Grass Valley will occupy the pulpit of the M. E, Qharch. Mts. H. Stellfer came down from Downieville Saturday and left yesterGay for San Francisco on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hancock and daughter who have been here for some time, léft yesterday morning for British Oolumbia, where they will reside. : Mrs. I. Zellerbach and children, who have been here on a visit to A. Barah and family, returned to San Francisco yesterday. _Geo. B. Johnson of San Francisco arrived here last. evening and left this If Chief Sustice Beatty Correct In Che Opinion He Rendered. One of the leading attorneys of Woodland -says : “At the last meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Woodland when M. Michael and others requested enforce the new license ordinance they _ were plainly informed that the law un der which they were proceeding and had proceeded toenact the license ordinance, was without authority and void, for the reason that the Legislature at its last session had passed a general law eliminating from the law under which the Trustees had acted, the word “reveune.” The law reads as follows: : “Boards of Supervisors of the coun* ties of the State, and the legislative bodies of the incorporated cities and towns therein, shall, in the exercise of their police powers, and for the purpose of regulation, as herein provided,) morning for the Mountain Hoase. and not otherwise, have power to license all and every kind of business E. 8. Randolph of Ban Francisco arnot prohibited by jaw, and transactegptived here last evening and left this and carried on within the limits of] morning for Forest Oity. their respective jurisdictions, and all} Dick Bosgq, the well-known traveling shows, exhibitions and lawful games mani\of Ban Francisco is in town. 2 carried on therein, to fix the license rates of tex upon the same and to pro-. Superintendent H. W. Morris came vide for the collection of the same by . down from the Yuba mine yesterday. suit or otherwise.” * * *# I, Miller, F. H. Gibson and G. A. Chief Justice Beatty says in his : opinion that there is apparently no Cbristinson of San Francisco arrived other interpretation to the law than . bere on laat evening's train. that counties must lose their :revenue. D. H. Birdsall, the well-known from lipuor selling. Alltownsin the der man of San Francisco, is in State theoretically use their license ees phere revenue for the purposes of regulation, Cou aties also draw a license revenue,} GWilliams came over from Virgiaia but the towns have already made their . City last evening on a business trip. regulations, so the funds received by Art Oarkeet left this morning for the former are apparently not derived . 4 .i25na, where he has a position. in accordance with the law. In the case of San Francisco, where city and. Louis Lutz, who has been on a visit county are incorporate, an interesting . to his parents for the past six months, legal point is involved as to whetber. jeft today for Lowa, where he has inthe city revenue is used for county terests purposes or vice versa. . “As itis plain from.the extract from: G. Tourston and Frank Harvey are here from San Francisco. . the ab ] ha : e@ above law that neither the city nor Mr. and Mre. Wilson left this morncounty can license any business except 2 for the purpose of regulation, and as ing for Graniteville, where Mr. Wilson goes to examine some mines. this license law is confessedly for the purpose of’ revenue, it is ereeiand. as. Miss Bessie Harry entertained a indicated by the opinion of the Chief number of her young friends at her Justice in the above extract. While. "pe st Friday evening. this is not final, it would seem that the} Mre-J. J. Javkson gave a private picprovisions of the law are so plain that . 4° Quaker Hill yesterday. A very no other construction can be placed pleasant outing was enjoyed. aponit.” Returned From Forest Hill. if Judge Beatty Is right in his William May, the millwright, and Robert Hathaway have returned from Forest Hill, Placer county, where they over Thirteen Thousand Dollars per . wore engaged, in the erection of a 380annum, Seven Thousand and Five . stamp quartz mill. The new will works to a charm,and is very satisfactory to the owners. Diphtheria Cases. county’s revenue will be decreased Hundred Dollars of which has heretofore gone to the School Fund. The new law seems to be sweeping in its the liquor iicense but all the business licenses. ——_—_+ 260-Thrown Out. Deeble’s little girl. Last Saturday evening Deputy Sherooo , iff T. H. Walters and Henry Herold Malaria Causes Billousness. were out riding, and in passing by the. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes Mille barn, near the depot, the horse} +), ecause. . . stepped on a rolling stone and cramped the buggy in such a manner that both the occupants were thrown out. Mr. Waters received some severe bruises. 7ee4 should be called for. Chance For Hunters. Oroville Register: West Branch, some twenty miles north of Oroville, isa wild and picturesque region. The streams are filled with trout, and ac. cording to Thos. Reteon the woods are F alive with bear. The Retson Bros. eee Jobn G, Ramm of Camptonville was Miss Fanny Rogers left today for _. Ed Cammine,.the veteran commercial traveler, arrived last evening from Miss Vera Organ left today for Hobart Mills on a visit to her sister, Mrs, There are five cases of diphtheria in Grass Valley now under quarantine, and though none of them are considered’ dangerous, physicians acknowledge that two of them are quite serious, those of Gordon Walker and Marshal . Gilt Edge Whiskey costs no more than any others, and being purer Pheumatis Rheumatism is’due to an excess of acid in the oc sivas Paes Fe ¥ ur < ae Aegon oP ae ee ak ieee ¢' ae Epworth League. at Che _ International Convention '* The International Epworth League Oonvention, which will convene at San ue Fraucisso bext Thursday, will without doubt be one of the largest gatherings . : ever held on the coast. For several. days past trains and = boats have been filled with thousands of delegates and their friends, all having the big metropolis as their destination. The convention will be in session at the Mechanics Pavilion for three days, and subjects of importance will be dis-. cussed by prominent menibers of the League. San Francisco is in holiday attire for the big event. Several of our people will be in attendance. The following left on the early morning train: Misses Jeasie Hathaway, Mary . . Harry, Alice Oldham, Minnie Sandow, Mrs. J. Langdon, Mrs. Ed Arthur, ‘Miss: Walling, John Harry, George Davey, Miss A. H >thersall, Miss Howell, J. Cristoé and Ed Marchie. A Correction. PHONE. MAIN 551. At the Cheater Oonight Che Durno-Emmet Company Witt Hotd Forth. The ‘second performance of tlie Durno-Emmett. Company in this city will be given at the theater tonight. Les . That this first-class combination will In our article concerning the history . be greeted by a crowded house, we of the local Methodist church for the. have no doubt. Their entertainment past fifty years, which appeared in last} on the local stage last Friday night Saturday’s TRaNsoriPT, two errors were . gave complete satisfaction. made. In referring to the pulpit built} Durno, the magician, is really a wonby a Mr. Cole the cost of it was given . der in bis profession. His tricks are as $400 instead of $1400. Then again} astounding, to say the least, and he in speaking of the improvemente made. is as clever as-the famed Hermann. on the church in 1878 the cost was] Several new tricks will be performed given as $1200 while the amount} tonight, which were not given at the expended was about $12,000. opening entertainment. a Hugh J. Emmett, the entertainer and ventriloquist,-made: a great hit the other night. His work was original Mrs. Annie Bishop, formerly of this and he kept the audience in a roar of city, returned to San Francisco afew. #ashter much of the time. Mr. days ago after a six-month’s tour as Emmett will give a number of new the leading lady with the Third Avenue . *Pecialties this evening. ‘Stock Company of Seattle, Washinga ton. While playing with this company she has won for herself an enviable reputation and has received many Byron E, Shear and S. A.-Knapp rekind notices from the preas. She left. turned last Sanday from a visit to Sen Francisco today for Ohicago,/Tonapah. From measurements and where she goes to accept an engage-. assays carefully made they estimate ment with one of the leading companies . that there are now 57,0(0 tons of ore in of that place. Her many friends here. sight that will yield a net profit of $50 wish her success, per ton, ora total profit of $2,850,000. pew Is there another camp on earth that has The Big Dragon. made a like showing at a depth of less : than 100 feet? inquires’ the Hawthorne As there. has been considerable. Bulletin. discussion as to the leng!K of the dragon which was carried by eighty Ohinamen in the parade at the recent big celebration here, it may not come A fire broke out near the Davis si to mate that it measured 185) 1 jace in the vicinity of Blue Tent last ‘ . Saturday morning and destroyed considerable timber. It is thought that the fire was caused by some campers who passed the night there. The flames Oharles Durand received a telegram . spread quite rapidly to the adjoining from Sacramento last evening stating . woods, and it took all the people in that his mother was very sick. Mr. that locality several bourses to get Durand left on. the early morning! the fire ander control. rain for the Capital City. ; 7eeGone to Chicago. The Ore at Tonapah. Fire Near Blue Tent. Called to Sacramento. cor ae has a fascination—a hold upon its users they . This TEA is especially adapted for EID, OR RUSSIAN, TEA. Pian weagnentny ~_— way it produces a cup of peculiar ~ ~ GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Outlook Pleases Him. Frank Pauson of San Francisco Go Invest in One of our Mines. Frank Pauson, one of San Francisco’s leading citizens, arrived in this city on Saturday evening and returned to the Bay Sunday evening. In 1874 Mr. Pauson was a Supervisor of this county and represented Meadow Lake and Little York townships. He proved to be one. of: the very best. Supervisors that these districts ever sent to the oounty seat, and was a faithful and en— terprising representative of his constituents. He was engaged in the clothing business at Truckee for many years, but having concluded to dispose of bis interests there he resigned the Supervisorsbip and went to San Francisco to engage ‘in the wholesale clothing business, afterwards opening up one of the largest and most elegant retail clothing establishments in that city. He retired from that business a few years ago, and was succeéded by his sons. Mr. Panuson was one of the leading men to. start up an opposition electric and gas works at the Bay city, and is now one of the principal stockholders and president of the company. Mr. Pauson is also engaged in many mining enterprises in this State and his brief visit to this city was for the purpose of examining one of our mines, to which his attention bad been directed. We learn that he was favorably impressed with the proposition and will become interested in it, This means a big thing for our city, as Mr. Pauson and his friends have’unlimited capital to invest in mining propositions of real merit, and there are many such to be found in this district. Daring Mr. Pauson’s brief visit in this city he was most cordially welcomed by the old-timers who had the opportunity of meeting him. All who know the gentleman place him in the front ranks as a man of the highest integrity,and they are pleased to know that he has been so successful in his many enterprises, + 2@e > . Con. Virginia Dividend. Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. A long, sweet smoke, {Thomas Paine . Tur celebrated Rainier Beer now on draught at TuTTLE’s, 5 cents. jl0-tf The dividend of ten cen's per share amounting to $21,600, paid by the Consolidated California and Virginia Mining Oompany Saturday, is the fortythird since the organization of: that corporation, whish has paid a total of $8,968,000 to date. Previously the old California Mining Company paid $31,820,000 and the old Consolidated Virginia $42,980,000, so that the three companies have paid an aggregate of $78,218,600 from the same piece of ground on the Comstock lode. She Didn’t Wear a Mask. But her beauty was completely hidden by. sores, blotches and pimples till she used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. They then vanished, as will all Eraptions, Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Carbuncles and Felons from its use. Infallible for Outs, Corns Burns, Scalds Is abroad now, and due notice must be taken of their arrivak THE ICE CREAM GJRL OUR TMIMITABLE ICE CREAM Is moore liked any other. This is why our-parlors are the popular rendevous of consumers in couples. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors Commercial Street, . ployed in the mountains above the . JELL-O .Nevada Oity BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL Wood For New Paper Mill. Quite Sick. George Wayman, of North San Juan, atrived here last evening from Cisco on his way home. Mr. Wayman. is quite sicc. Lewis Evans came over from the Ridge and took the sick man — in.a buggy: to North San Juan last John Duffy, contracter to supply the Fioriston Pulp and Paper Company with raw material, has eighty men empaper mill and will shortly have 150 working. A flame has been built to the worke and a steady flow of logs / night, : is coming down. At least 10,000 cords Re See are stacked up at the factory. Drink Cook's Water. It purifies the ee blood. ~ '. j2ote Ge ai ae neg ecg ac ‘ Coon, sharp Rainier Beer at the OwL. eae aa ete ni wae * Scents a glass. ! ji0-tt the cause. ‘ -Ladies Should Not Forget That quality as well as price should be considered, when they are about to purchase an article of any kind. —_~ Quality Always Goes with the Price W. H. GRAWFORD’S Call and see our latest in. SUMMER DRY GOODS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. -Closing Season’s Sale. -DIES—From now on, and until everything in SUMMER MILLINERY is sold, we will sell at greatly reduced prices. This will give you an opportunity to get your MILLINERY FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY VERY REASONABLE, at DLiss EE. Ea. ELoett’s Sailors, 75 cts; Genuine Mexican Sombreros 50 cts; RoSughaw . Sombreros, 35c; Children’s Sombreros, 25c; all best quality TABLE DELICACIES. Pickled Pigs FeetSaratoga Chips _Limberger CheeseSwiss Cheese “Pickles .Ripe Olives -Cream CheeseCream Cheese. Abalone -° -.10c per Ib 20c per Ib 35c each 35¢ per Ib 10c a quart 25c a quart 3 for 25 cts 6 for 25 cts 20c a can 1oc a pkge —Ae— and Piles. Oure guaranteed. 25 W. D. Vinton’s, ee One beauty about Jesse Moore Whiskey ie you can always depend on its purity. : er Most everyone who has whiskeyfor sale compares its virtues to Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. GAINS 1H 08 THE CELEBRATION IS OVER For this year, and those who failed to celebrate have missed a good thing. But after the smoke of our Fourth of July rush has cleared away we are still able to offer to the ladies and FANCY GOODS, Jacksons Beehive trocery STRONG SHOES ----E'or EoysWe have just received the “NEVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICB blood. When this escapes through the pores of the skin, as it often does, it produces some form of skin At our establishment, at any time. Special inducements are: now offered in SUMMER GOODS and NOVELTIES. Call! $1 978 TO $2, according tosize. Alsoan have a band of cattle on pasture in the © woods and lately bears bave killed four » young animals. They inyite hunters » tovome and kill the bears. They will » go with them, act as guides, give them ~ every point and if necessary do part of . the shooting. They wish to get rid of . the bears ere the bars kill more galves * or yearlings. They ran sheep on the same lands some years ago aud one ' summer killed seven bears, the next eight and the following summer nine or ' ten. Ifthe reader of this item kuows . ofany man who is just spoiling for 4 _@hance to kill a bear tell him to go. to the Retson’s cattle ranch on the West . Branch of Feather river. Maygalia is > the nearest postoffice and it is two or _ three miles from the Reston home. +90 _ A Poor [itlouaire Lately starved in London because Phe could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King’s New Life Pills eruption -some itching disease like Eczema or Tetter— but when these little tubes or sweat glan: ‘ : are suddeuly closed by exposure to cold and Pt or chilling of the body, then the poisons thrown off by ».4/'~7 cae . = Ronee the blood, finding no outlet, settle in membranes, © oT muscles, tissues and nerves. ‘These become greatly inflamed, feverish and hot ; dagger-like, maddening pains follow a quick #5 ession, the muscles become extremely tender, the nerves break down and the sufferer is soon reduced toa state of helplessness and misery. This acid poison penetrates the joints and seems to ‘dry out the natural oils, and the legs, arms and fingers become so stiff and sore that or none attended with : pee ao . iniments electricity while their use may give temporary ease; poe becalled cures, for the disease returns with e change of the aes : $.S. S. cures Rheumatism by working a complete change in the blood ; the acids are neutralumatism developed. I th oe halthe wey J ie . ood that of them could do me permanent : "y used all the rheumatic cures I could muscles and joints, soothes an After heals them, but received no benefit. = is scneved, Ln tne ps and have aes even — inherited or esh and strength and my general : is better than for years. I consider 8. 8S. 8. of Saemry. pica, in sone and heartily ee eens on gee "ome is the basis of nearly all tos -called Rheumatic Cures, which deaden the pain but do relief from the servers of a: B,.F. GREGORY, Union, 8. 0.” ORI Fs Bay ha not touch the disease and lead to ruinous habits. ‘Alkalies and the“ potesh and mineral remedies so often oa ascribed, affect the tender lining of the Kies gs and weaken the digestion, thus e “Three years ayes had a severe attack of la grippe, which me almost a wreck. To add to my wretched severo form of would — have ved ‘him. Th adding another burden to the already weak anc blood. $.S.S. cor“strengthen the Rrivcteg a aid Sienctiian tains no mineral or drug of any kind, but is a simple, vegetable ‘promote assimilation, improve appe-. Temedy and the. most perfect blood et known. Send for our book on Rheutite. Price 250. Money back if not} matism and write our ysi@lans if you wish any informatien or advice. We would tisfied. Sold by W. D, Vinton, be glad to mail you a book fr->; we ' “whatever for medical advice, } : THE SWIFT SPECIFIC OMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. .S. S. ciires Rhenand see our NEW GOODS. FLEMING Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada, City. excellent flavor. OUR POTATOES ‘ are dry, sound and of fine tast. ONIONS © are arriving in fresh Jots daily. Tend as the morning “dew. : Just . strong enough to be delightful. EYTES RIGHT. The potatoes we offer are as sound asa bell, mealy when cooked and of rr Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In the latest styles of Vict Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 upBOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Diamonds, Silverware, With Ebony Brushes tngravea ur New, novel and unique. Call and see them. or ¥ Silver Cream to’ Polish Silverware, C. J. BRAND’S JEWELRY STORE <

ye _ The closing exercises of the ‘tion of the fiftieth Siititeerses: founding of the Methodist she this city took place last oVeiin! were of a very interesting ch, Rev. Wm. Angwin read lette,,. gratalation from all the forme; who are now living, with the 5, of Revs. Rich and Gray, ana the hi *. were not prompt in replying to ve made to send greetings, Tho phe led by Johnny Werry was, as 4of course, of the very highest dtd ; oe It Dazzles the Woriq. ery; No Discovery in medi ici +. created one quarter of masta ght . that has been caused by pot” t is . New. Discovery for Consumpti», ption, severest testa have been on ho, victims of Consumption, Pnhenn Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronohid thcusands of whom it has restores perfect health. For Ooughs 09 Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever. Hoareey and Whooping Oongh it is the quig es’, surest cure in the worid. rt i, on ters of © has, ize the . Sold by W. D. Vinton, wh ng eae ae or_refand Mocey. i es ic and .00. ve rod . free. and $1.00, Trial bot, -. Call at 1n00all at ~~ vas the “. Tegler’s tal ——— all —FOR— ries OR NGES, LEMON on LIMES,. — ch and Plain Mixed CAND 7 NUTS. of all kinds POPCORN and CHEWING GUx And the Finest Ice Crea at Is & 2g CTS. A PLATE, ~ Served with lady fingers. Hla isiv. Bm . — iR&CO,, ada City. SUT ason is about over and as it wil ek to wind it up, we have ct SEE WINDOW! try over. Qur suits that sold q oO all go today at 00 IN EACH. SUIT. Order your suit taken ont! n’t lastlong. ly, 1 $1.0) HER & Co. . $i ARRAN aera ol} HING POWDE2 tand best washing compound ever consumer. It cleans everything that nt in favor of it is: it does not injure oft and white. IIb. package 1Qc. \ HAMS. 4,22! fr 14 OTS. tlie esa Rt AIRC TA J LLOY, Grocer. SHIONED : WA) lock was to lubricate the works right for the turnips our grand D CAREFUL HANDLING. ce by*piece. Each minute wheel must be tard the movement, We clean and repait n adjusted frequetitly, years are added . HARTUNG, makers, a : Nevada City 2a resmaneerasmnneeena eee ed ad our sacrifice prices will makt have the place now occupied by t former price of the garments ints and Secure a bargain of the hese suits are worth double the —$ per suit. Ages, from 3 to 8. ue s . Front Store, Main Street: ‘GRASS VALLEY. ; oue, Grass Valley Stores, Mais §7/ THE TRANSCRIPT. WLW * the Board not to enforce or attempt to rT conclusions of the new law Nevada a character, for it not only wipes out > ae a F arene Personal Happe 2 ngs. MONDAY .....-:.-. July 15, 1901 a visitor to this city Saturday night. San Francisco on a visit. San Francieco. WILL PLAY GREAT HAYOG vue. J:B. Treadwell sd fhsily Ye —— yesterday for North Bloomfield to visit Pe with the lady’s parents, Josiah Glas— With the Seneral and . " snd wife. A School Funds of — Morris Lynch find ‘wits left yesterday morning for San Francisco’ and = Ylevada County Byron Springs on a health seeking and pleasure trip. ‘ Miss Gertrude Chase returned h Saturday evening to spend a few weeks’ . vacation before opening her school in Iq . Placer county. a Richard Delbridge, brother to Jobn Delbridge of this city, is in San Francisco from Onio with the Epworth Leaguers. He will visit here before returning to his home. . Major George A. Nihell and Martin Dumler went to Central House today. Rev. Wm. Angwin left this morning for San Francisco to attend the Epworth League convention. He will. be gone about ten days. Next Sunday Rev, Mr, Champion: of Grass Valley will occupy the pulpit of the M. E, Qharch. Mts. H. Stellfer came down from Downieville Saturday and left yesterGay for San Francisco on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hancock and daughter who have been here for some time, léft yesterday morning for British Oolumbia, where they will reside. : Mrs. I. Zellerbach and children, who have been here on a visit to A. Barah and family, returned to San Francisco yesterday. _Geo. B. Johnson of San Francisco arrived here last. evening and left this If Chief Sustice Beatty Correct In Che Opinion He Rendered. One of the leading attorneys of Woodland -says : “At the last meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Woodland when M. Michael and others requested enforce the new license ordinance they _ were plainly informed that the law un der which they were proceeding and had proceeded toenact the license ordinance, was without authority and void, for the reason that the Legislature at its last session had passed a general law eliminating from the law under which the Trustees had acted, the word “reveune.” The law reads as follows: : “Boards of Supervisors of the coun* ties of the State, and the legislative bodies of the incorporated cities and towns therein, shall, in the exercise of their police powers, and for the purpose of regulation, as herein provided,) morning for the Mountain Hoase. and not otherwise, have power to license all and every kind of business E. 8. Randolph of Ban Francisco arnot prohibited by jaw, and transactegptived here last evening and left this and carried on within the limits of] morning for Forest Oity. their respective jurisdictions, and all} Dick Bosgq, the well-known traveling shows, exhibitions and lawful games mani\of Ban Francisco is in town. 2 carried on therein, to fix the license rates of tex upon the same and to pro-. Superintendent H. W. Morris came vide for the collection of the same by . down from the Yuba mine yesterday. suit or otherwise.” * * *# I, Miller, F. H. Gibson and G. A. Chief Justice Beatty says in his : opinion that there is apparently no Cbristinson of San Francisco arrived other interpretation to the law than . bere on laat evening's train. that counties must lose their :revenue. D. H. Birdsall, the well-known from lipuor selling. Alltownsin the der man of San Francisco, is in State theoretically use their license ees phere revenue for the purposes of regulation, Cou aties also draw a license revenue,} GWilliams came over from Virgiaia but the towns have already made their . City last evening on a business trip. regulations, so the funds received by Art Oarkeet left this morning for the former are apparently not derived . 4 .i25na, where he has a position. in accordance with the law. In the case of San Francisco, where city and. Louis Lutz, who has been on a visit county are incorporate, an interesting . to his parents for the past six months, legal point is involved as to whetber. jeft today for Lowa, where he has inthe city revenue is used for county terests purposes or vice versa. . “As itis plain from.the extract from: G. Tourston and Frank Harvey are here from San Francisco. . the ab ] ha : e@ above law that neither the city nor Mr. and Mre. Wilson left this morncounty can license any business except 2 for the purpose of regulation, and as ing for Graniteville, where Mr. Wilson goes to examine some mines. this license law is confessedly for the purpose of’ revenue, it is ereeiand. as. Miss Bessie Harry entertained a indicated by the opinion of the Chief number of her young friends at her Justice in the above extract. While. "pe st Friday evening. this is not final, it would seem that the} Mre-J. J. Javkson gave a private picprovisions of the law are so plain that . 4° Quaker Hill yesterday. A very no other construction can be placed pleasant outing was enjoyed. aponit.” Returned From Forest Hill. if Judge Beatty Is right in his William May, the millwright, and Robert Hathaway have returned from Forest Hill, Placer county, where they over Thirteen Thousand Dollars per . wore engaged, in the erection of a 380annum, Seven Thousand and Five . stamp quartz mill. The new will works to a charm,and is very satisfactory to the owners. Diphtheria Cases. county’s revenue will be decreased Hundred Dollars of which has heretofore gone to the School Fund. The new law seems to be sweeping in its the liquor iicense but all the business licenses. ——_—_+ 260-Thrown Out. Deeble’s little girl. Last Saturday evening Deputy Sherooo , iff T. H. Walters and Henry Herold Malaria Causes Billousness. were out riding, and in passing by the. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes Mille barn, near the depot, the horse} +), ecause. . . stepped on a rolling stone and cramped the buggy in such a manner that both the occupants were thrown out. Mr. Waters received some severe bruises. 7ee4 should be called for. Chance For Hunters. Oroville Register: West Branch, some twenty miles north of Oroville, isa wild and picturesque region. The streams are filled with trout, and ac. cording to Thos. Reteon the woods are F alive with bear. The Retson Bros. eee Jobn G, Ramm of Camptonville was Miss Fanny Rogers left today for _. Ed Cammine,.the veteran commercial traveler, arrived last evening from Miss Vera Organ left today for Hobart Mills on a visit to her sister, Mrs, There are five cases of diphtheria in Grass Valley now under quarantine, and though none of them are considered’ dangerous, physicians acknowledge that two of them are quite serious, those of Gordon Walker and Marshal . Gilt Edge Whiskey costs no more than any others, and being purer Pheumatis Rheumatism is’due to an excess of acid in the oc sivas Paes Fe ¥ ur < ae Aegon oP ae ee ak ieee ¢' ae Epworth League. at Che _ International Convention '* The International Epworth League Oonvention, which will convene at San ue Fraucisso bext Thursday, will without doubt be one of the largest gatherings . : ever held on the coast. For several. days past trains and = boats have been filled with thousands of delegates and their friends, all having the big metropolis as their destination. The convention will be in session at the Mechanics Pavilion for three days, and subjects of importance will be dis-. cussed by prominent menibers of the League. San Francisco is in holiday attire for the big event. Several of our people will be in attendance. The following left on the early morning train: Misses Jeasie Hathaway, Mary . . Harry, Alice Oldham, Minnie Sandow, Mrs. J. Langdon, Mrs. Ed Arthur, ‘Miss: Walling, John Harry, George Davey, Miss A. H >thersall, Miss Howell, J. Cristoé and Ed Marchie. A Correction. PHONE. MAIN 551. At the Cheater Oonight Che Durno-Emmet Company Witt Hotd Forth. The ‘second performance of tlie Durno-Emmett. Company in this city will be given at the theater tonight. Les . That this first-class combination will In our article concerning the history . be greeted by a crowded house, we

of the local Methodist church for the. have no doubt. Their entertainment past fifty years, which appeared in last} on the local stage last Friday night Saturday’s TRaNsoriPT, two errors were . gave complete satisfaction. made. In referring to the pulpit built} Durno, the magician, is really a wonby a Mr. Cole the cost of it was given . der in bis profession. His tricks are as $400 instead of $1400. Then again} astounding, to say the least, and he in speaking of the improvemente made. is as clever as-the famed Hermann. on the church in 1878 the cost was] Several new tricks will be performed given as $1200 while the amount} tonight, which were not given at the expended was about $12,000. opening entertainment. a Hugh J. Emmett, the entertainer and ventriloquist,-made: a great hit the other night. His work was original Mrs. Annie Bishop, formerly of this and he kept the audience in a roar of city, returned to San Francisco afew. #ashter much of the time. Mr. days ago after a six-month’s tour as Emmett will give a number of new the leading lady with the Third Avenue . *Pecialties this evening. ‘Stock Company of Seattle, Washinga ton. While playing with this company she has won for herself an enviable reputation and has received many Byron E, Shear and S. A.-Knapp rekind notices from the preas. She left. turned last Sanday from a visit to Sen Francisco today for Ohicago,/Tonapah. From measurements and where she goes to accept an engage-. assays carefully made they estimate ment with one of the leading companies . that there are now 57,0(0 tons of ore in of that place. Her many friends here. sight that will yield a net profit of $50 wish her success, per ton, ora total profit of $2,850,000. pew Is there another camp on earth that has The Big Dragon. made a like showing at a depth of less : than 100 feet? inquires’ the Hawthorne As there. has been considerable. Bulletin. discussion as to the leng!K of the dragon which was carried by eighty Ohinamen in the parade at the recent big celebration here, it may not come A fire broke out near the Davis si to mate that it measured 185) 1 jace in the vicinity of Blue Tent last ‘ . Saturday morning and destroyed considerable timber. It is thought that the fire was caused by some campers who passed the night there. The flames Oharles Durand received a telegram . spread quite rapidly to the adjoining from Sacramento last evening stating . woods, and it took all the people in that his mother was very sick. Mr. that locality several bourses to get Durand left on. the early morning! the fire ander control. rain for the Capital City. ; 7eeGone to Chicago. The Ore at Tonapah. Fire Near Blue Tent. Called to Sacramento. cor ae has a fascination—a hold upon its users they . This TEA is especially adapted for EID, OR RUSSIAN, TEA. Pian weagnentny ~_— way it produces a cup of peculiar ~ ~ GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Outlook Pleases Him. Frank Pauson of San Francisco Go Invest in One of our Mines. Frank Pauson, one of San Francisco’s leading citizens, arrived in this city on Saturday evening and returned to the Bay Sunday evening. In 1874 Mr. Pauson was a Supervisor of this county and represented Meadow Lake and Little York townships. He proved to be one. of: the very best. Supervisors that these districts ever sent to the oounty seat, and was a faithful and en— terprising representative of his constituents. He was engaged in the clothing business at Truckee for many years, but having concluded to dispose of bis interests there he resigned the Supervisorsbip and went to San Francisco to engage ‘in the wholesale clothing business, afterwards opening up one of the largest and most elegant retail clothing establishments in that city. He retired from that business a few years ago, and was succeéded by his sons. Mr. Panuson was one of the leading men to. start up an opposition electric and gas works at the Bay city, and is now one of the principal stockholders and president of the company. Mr. Pauson is also engaged in many mining enterprises in this State and his brief visit to this city was for the purpose of examining one of our mines, to which his attention bad been directed. We learn that he was favorably impressed with the proposition and will become interested in it, This means a big thing for our city, as Mr. Pauson and his friends have’unlimited capital to invest in mining propositions of real merit, and there are many such to be found in this district. Daring Mr. Pauson’s brief visit in this city he was most cordially welcomed by the old-timers who had the opportunity of meeting him. All who know the gentleman place him in the front ranks as a man of the highest integrity,and they are pleased to know that he has been so successful in his many enterprises, + 2@e > . Con. Virginia Dividend. Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. A long, sweet smoke, {Thomas Paine . Tur celebrated Rainier Beer now on draught at TuTTLE’s, 5 cents. jl0-tf The dividend of ten cen's per share amounting to $21,600, paid by the Consolidated California and Virginia Mining Oompany Saturday, is the fortythird since the organization of: that corporation, whish has paid a total of $8,968,000 to date. Previously the old California Mining Company paid $31,820,000 and the old Consolidated Virginia $42,980,000, so that the three companies have paid an aggregate of $78,218,600 from the same piece of ground on the Comstock lode. She Didn’t Wear a Mask. But her beauty was completely hidden by. sores, blotches and pimples till she used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. They then vanished, as will all Eraptions, Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Carbuncles and Felons from its use. Infallible for Outs, Corns Burns, Scalds Is abroad now, and due notice must be taken of their arrivak THE ICE CREAM GJRL OUR TMIMITABLE ICE CREAM Is moore liked any other. This is why our-parlors are the popular rendevous of consumers in couples. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors Commercial Street, . ployed in the mountains above the . JELL-O .Nevada Oity BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL Wood For New Paper Mill. Quite Sick. George Wayman, of North San Juan, atrived here last evening from Cisco on his way home. Mr. Wayman. is quite sicc. Lewis Evans came over from the Ridge and took the sick man — in.a buggy: to North San Juan last John Duffy, contracter to supply the Fioriston Pulp and Paper Company with raw material, has eighty men empaper mill and will shortly have 150 working. A flame has been built to the worke and a steady flow of logs / night, : is coming down. At least 10,000 cords Re See are stacked up at the factory. Drink Cook's Water. It purifies the ee blood. ~ '. j2ote Ge ai ae neg ecg ac ‘ Coon, sharp Rainier Beer at the OwL. eae aa ete ni wae * Scents a glass. ! ji0-tt the cause. ‘ -Ladies Should Not Forget That quality as well as price should be considered, when they are about to purchase an article of any kind. —_~ Quality Always Goes with the Price W. H. GRAWFORD’S Call and see our latest in. SUMMER DRY GOODS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. -Closing Season’s Sale. -DIES—From now on, and until everything in SUMMER MILLINERY is sold, we will sell at greatly reduced prices. This will give you an opportunity to get your MILLINERY FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY VERY REASONABLE, at DLiss EE. Ea. ELoett’s Sailors, 75 cts; Genuine Mexican Sombreros 50 cts; RoSughaw . Sombreros, 35c; Children’s Sombreros, 25c; all best quality TABLE DELICACIES. Pickled Pigs FeetSaratoga Chips _Limberger CheeseSwiss Cheese “Pickles .Ripe Olives -Cream CheeseCream Cheese. Abalone -° -.10c per Ib 20c per Ib 35c each 35¢ per Ib 10c a quart 25c a quart 3 for 25 cts 6 for 25 cts 20c a can 1oc a pkge —Ae— and Piles. Oure guaranteed. 25 W. D. Vinton’s, ee One beauty about Jesse Moore Whiskey ie you can always depend on its purity. : er Most everyone who has whiskeyfor sale compares its virtues to Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. GAINS 1H 08 THE CELEBRATION IS OVER For this year, and those who failed to celebrate have missed a good thing. But after the smoke of our Fourth of July rush has cleared away we are still able to offer to the ladies and FANCY GOODS, Jacksons Beehive trocery STRONG SHOES ----E'or EoysWe have just received the “NEVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICB blood. When this escapes through the pores of the skin, as it often does, it produces some form of skin At our establishment, at any time. Special inducements are: now offered in SUMMER GOODS and NOVELTIES. Call! $1 978 TO $2, according tosize. Alsoan have a band of cattle on pasture in the © woods and lately bears bave killed four » young animals. They inyite hunters » tovome and kill the bears. They will » go with them, act as guides, give them ~ every point and if necessary do part of . the shooting. They wish to get rid of . the bears ere the bars kill more galves * or yearlings. They ran sheep on the same lands some years ago aud one ' summer killed seven bears, the next eight and the following summer nine or ' ten. Ifthe reader of this item kuows . ofany man who is just spoiling for 4 _@hance to kill a bear tell him to go. to the Retson’s cattle ranch on the West . Branch of Feather river. Maygalia is > the nearest postoffice and it is two or _ three miles from the Reston home. +90 _ A Poor [itlouaire Lately starved in London because Phe could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King’s New Life Pills eruption -some itching disease like Eczema or Tetter— but when these little tubes or sweat glan: ‘ : are suddeuly closed by exposure to cold and Pt or chilling of the body, then the poisons thrown off by ».4/'~7 cae . = Ronee the blood, finding no outlet, settle in membranes, © oT muscles, tissues and nerves. ‘These become greatly inflamed, feverish and hot ; dagger-like, maddening pains follow a quick #5 ession, the muscles become extremely tender, the nerves break down and the sufferer is soon reduced toa state of helplessness and misery. This acid poison penetrates the joints and seems to ‘dry out the natural oils, and the legs, arms and fingers become so stiff and sore that or none attended with : pee ao . iniments electricity while their use may give temporary ease; poe becalled cures, for the disease returns with e change of the aes : $.S. S. cures Rheumatism by working a complete change in the blood ; the acids are neutralumatism developed. I th oe halthe wey J ie . ood that of them could do me permanent : "y used all the rheumatic cures I could muscles and joints, soothes an After heals them, but received no benefit. = is scneved, Ln tne ps and have aes even — inherited or esh and strength and my general : is better than for years. I consider 8. 8S. 8. of Saemry. pica, in sone and heartily ee eens on gee "ome is the basis of nearly all tos -called Rheumatic Cures, which deaden the pain but do relief from the servers of a: B,.F. GREGORY, Union, 8. 0.” ORI Fs Bay ha not touch the disease and lead to ruinous habits. ‘Alkalies and the“ potesh and mineral remedies so often oa ascribed, affect the tender lining of the Kies gs and weaken the digestion, thus e “Three years ayes had a severe attack of la grippe, which me almost a wreck. To add to my wretched severo form of would — have ved ‘him. Th adding another burden to the already weak anc blood. $.S.S. cor“strengthen the Rrivcteg a aid Sienctiian tains no mineral or drug of any kind, but is a simple, vegetable ‘promote assimilation, improve appe-. Temedy and the. most perfect blood et known. Send for our book on Rheutite. Price 250. Money back if not} matism and write our ysi@lans if you wish any informatien or advice. We would tisfied. Sold by W. D, Vinton, be glad to mail you a book fr->; we ' “whatever for medical advice, } : THE SWIFT SPECIFIC OMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. .S. S. ciires Rhenand see our NEW GOODS. FLEMING Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada, City. excellent flavor. OUR POTATOES ‘ are dry, sound and of fine tast. ONIONS © are arriving in fresh Jots daily. Tend as the morning “dew. : Just . strong enough to be delightful. EYTES RIGHT. The potatoes we offer are as sound asa bell, mealy when cooked and of rr Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In the latest styles of Vict Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 upBOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Diamonds, Silverware, With Ebony Brushes tngravea ur New, novel and unique. Call and see them. or ¥ Silver Cream to’ Polish Silverware, C. J. BRAND’S JEWELRY STORE <