July 16, 1896 (4 pages)

5 are . eSB te etter ees — THE T RAN SCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1880, by Nat. P. Brown &. Cou NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., C ALIFORNIA . “iil. RUSSELL nS, Peony Suddenly Bxpir While Fish: ing in Canada. BROWN & CALKINS. -THURSDAY. JULY 16, 1896, . SIXTEEN 10 we TIDINGS OF A LONG: LOST . A Fair Explanation of What: Sliver bears to Gold. . . . 4 . 1 . { BRIEF MENTION, Mibor Notes and Commits of Local Interest. =e The kettle for melting the bitamen . in for street pavement has arrived. ' : fhe Board of City Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting this evening. This afternoon the total number of mames on the Great Register had reached 3800. : The Grass Valley Athletic Club has arranged to retain Prof. Barr by paying pomae Seay A Concise chronic of Yariuns Folks: Doings and Intentions. F, H. Kline-of Sonora is here on a visit.” ; ; G. W. Atkins of Sacramento is. here on business: -: Miss May McCall returned to Forest Hill today. H. French came over from French Fred. J. Thomas of Grass Valley was in town today. PERSONAL POINTERS j © Superior Court. The following business “was tran, sacted in the Superior Court today . Judge John Caldwell presiding.J. C. White vs. P. B. Fitzsimmons. Ordér granting defendant additional , time to prepare statement on motion . for new trial. W. A. McKenzle vs. John P. Poole et says additional time to prepare statement on motion for ; new trial. Thirty Days “For Battery. al. Order granting plaintiff twenty . Johu D. Parker, colored, was arrested . . THE GREAT‘MONEY QUESTION. a fferent Bankers of the United States, “what ff M without lite?” “the Be Seger steps in and asks, “What is Life without ony ‘He says money is what talks roger nigh = That’s what. we say. Witn money you hings:. To prove this: Bey og pen be sale before the Fourth was a great. success. We sold our stock “out for cash, and as we do not want to close our stores we had to buy more, We had an opportunity in San Francisco last week to buySlo, 000 Worth of coos REN Ge SAS: We have.been asked the question, . Cornelius Vanderbilt's Condition Growing j says the Oakland Tribune, time and} again, “What does coinage 16to 1) mean?” “Itsimply means this, that if! free coinage of silver is adopted at the . rato of 16to 1,thatany person having sil-. i ver bullion ean take it to the mint and . . have it coined into silver dollars con-} taining 4121, grains of silver, worth} now about 51 cents,and the stamp of the . Special to the Darty TrRaNnscrirt. Goverment make it a legal tender for . : te A Prominent Democrat. Dies. 100 cents—that is, the ratio of silver in . Queso, July 16.—Ex-Governor Wm: Worse Hourly. . Howard to Be Hung at Folsom Prison Tomorrow. the silver dollar, shall be 16 grains to . each’ grain of gold im the gold dollar. . _ There are 480 grains to the ounce—412'4 . E. Russell of Massachusetts, , a promi. grains therefore lack 6714 grains of be. nent figure in the Chicago eénvention, . inganounce. An ounce of silv er—480 . was found dead in his bed this morn. grains—is. now worth in the market . ing at B. F. Sutton’s fishing camp at’! about 68 cents; therefore, 480 grains . St. Adelaide near Grand Palios, Prov. would be worth 51 cents—orsay 52! ince of Quebec. He was in perfect . from a flume at the California mine, . cents; the value of the’silver dollar: is . health when he passed Montreal on his . therefore of the value of only 52 cents. . . way to the fishing grounds. This being the case, gold would im. mediately go out of circulation; for no . person having gold which has ar intrinsic value as bullion of 100 cents on the . dollar, would exchange it for silver dol-; Lonpoyx, Eng. July 16—A, bottle Jars worth only 52 cents. The. effect . found in the ocean at Hog Lake near would be that gold would go out of cir-. Birkenhead contained this message. culation as'‘money, and the country . “Struck iceberg. Sinking fast. Steaner . j would come down toa silver basis, re-. Naronic. Signed, Young.” The Nasulting.in'an.increase of prices for all . ronic, a magnificent freight steamer, the necessaries and luxuries of lite, . left Liverpool February 11, 1893, for . nearly 100 per cent., while labor as every . New York, and bas not been heard Trace of a Lost Steamer, i him $50 per month. ‘The sawmills in this section are running full blast and turning out lots of lumber of all kinds. L. Hyman is having some important improvements made at’ his residence 'on East-Broad street. A ‘large drove of cattle passed through town yesterday on the way to the summer ranges in the mountains above. Deer hunters aré Gleaning* up their rifles and getting ready to go out for venison.-The open season began yes. terday. : A. W. Chadwick has sold out his saloon business.on Main street to Theo. Fleitz, who will take charge om Mon. day next: A few days ago William Walsh fell near Graniteville, and hurt one of his . knees quite badly. Henry Lane is having the interior of . his Union livery stable whitewashed ; and ‘otherwise rénovated and fitted up in first-class shapé. City Marshal Getchell is’at the City Hall every day and evening now to re. ceive taxes, Property holders are pay~ ing up very well thus far. Two confectioners from San Francisco will, it is reported, open a candy factory in the building now oecupied by B. Newman & Co., on, Broad street, yesterday for battery committed on,. his wife. He was convicted, and last . night Justice Holbrook sentenced him W. A. Reed and B. Levy of San Francisco are in town. 40 Cents on the Dollar. one knows, would not advance mater. ially, and the wage earner would be ; paid off in this cheaper fiat money, but . be forced to pay nearly 100 per ceut. in. crease for everything he buys. He can not pay his obligations in this . State with the cheap money, for the reason that all contracts are made payable in gold under the specific contract law of the State. from since till now. Vanderbilt's Condition. New York, July 16—The four doc. tors who are attending Cornelius Vanderbilt issued the following bulletin at 9:40 this morning: “The patient The result therefore would . passed a réstless night and his condibe, that every obligation in writing . tion this morning was less favorable would be doubled in amount. Thisis a, simple answer to the question asked., “What does free ooinage 16 to 1 mean?’ . COL. GUTHRIE. WILL PAY IT. “He Has Become Indebied to the Second Regiment Baid For $630. According to the Sacramento Sunday Leader, the Second Infantry Band at that city has asked an accounting on the financial score from Col. J. W. Guthrie. The band is entitled to draw . down from the State $35 per month to assist in maintaining the organization. The money should have come through Col. Guthrie. A year ago.the band clamored for its apportionment, but Gol. Guthrie put them off on one pretext. or another. It has now been 18 months. since they have received a dollar of State money. Recently a committee waited upon Col. Guthrie and demanded a settlement forthwith. This demand Guthrie could not comply with, but promised to settle in full at the earliest possible date. He stated in explanation’ that he had used the money which was apportioned to the band, to meet various expenses in connection with the military companies recently mustered out, which werea than it was last. evening. “Vil be Hung Tomorrow. SacRAMENTO, July 16. — Governor Budd has refused to commute the death sentencé of John E. Howard and he will be hung at Folsom tomorrow. Howard murdered Martina Denina at Tulare City in June, 1894. Not. a Candidate, Sr. Louis, July 16—Debs writes:a letter saying he is not a candidate for the Populist nomination of President. Will Publish the Comespondene. WasHInaton, July 16—The United States and Great Britian have agreed on July 18th as the day for the two nations to publish the recent international correspondence and especially that relating to Venezuelan affairs. Surrounded by Soldiers, CLEVELAND, O., July 16—The Brown Hoisting Works present‘a martial scene today. “I'iréé GOmpanies of the Fifth part.of his command. He has promised to make good the delinquency out . of his private resources. pO a epic a — 03 County Supervisors. ‘The following business was tran-! . sacted by the Board of Supervisors today: Regiment are encamped around the property and keeping the strikers at bay. He Is Red Hot. Cmcaco, July. 16.—John P. Irish, . Naval Officer at San Francisco, is‘here as soon as the present firm_vacates. Mrs. Margaret Quigley, who died at Sacramento Tuesday, formerly lived in Grass Valley, Mrs. Thomas Curry of the latter place being a daughter of deceased. She was a native of Lreland, aged 68 years. After the business meeting of the American Legion of Honor is over this evening an entertainment will be given, . consisting of literary and musical ex. ercises and a collation. Every mem. ber is requested to attend. + Mrs. Hawley, who left here Saturday for Brown’s Valley, to visit her husband, met with an accident on the way. After leaving Smartsville the team became unmanageable and Mrs. Hawley was thrown out, sustaining a sprained ankle and several bruises. me ae ae inhumanly Cruel. The efforts of ‘the Greeks to throw off the Turkish yoke are attracting the } attention of the civilized world. .As in ish character, the developments in this . case show the Turk to be inhumanly cruel. A special commissioner sent out by Emperor William to ascertain . the condition of affairs says: “Civiliz. almost every other revelation of Turk. Chas. Godfrey came over from Columbia Hill today. A. W. Blundell returned from a visit to San Francisco last evening. Mrs. Charles Cleveland today went to Rough and Ready to visit her folks. R. O. Skelton .of Los Angeles went up to Bloomfield on. this morning’s stage. ‘R. J, and J.J. McCullough anid J. H.’ Dalimaka came over from San Juaili to-. day. Bert and Merritt Rector aind Ralph Godley got back from the Jakes yes-. terday. © Chas. Brackett is seriously —ilt with . . typhoid fevey'at his home near Banner . mountain. Col. Geo. Stone, the Bohemian of San! Francisco, arrived bere last évening on . miniig” business. Mrs. Marden of French Corral and . . Bartlett Springs. . Peter Tautphaus of the Providence Mining Company, arrived from San Francisco last evening. Misses Edith and Grace Knowlton of . San Francisco are the guests of Misses . Sadie and Adelaide Allen. I. Zellerbach of San Francisco and M. M. Baruh intend leaving in a few days for Campbell Springs. R. V. Dey, J. E. Walsh and W. R. Eckart, who are connected with the Allison Ranch mine, are at Grass Valley. Wm. Browning and John Frandy will leave Saturday for Campbell Springs. “Both will be accompanied by their families. Hon. John Caldwell will leave here ‘next Monday ona trip for the benefit of his health. His physician has ad. vised a change of climate. Mrs. Henry Lane and her son, Earl, and Miss Nannie Powell, who have been to San Francisco on a visit returned home last evening. Mrs. J. F. Trebileéx and children, accompanied by Misses Annie Kirby and Ida Banks, came up from Grass Valley . last evening and took passage on the stage this morning for Sierra City. Mrs. H. G. Parsons, accompanied by her two children, Carrie. and Horaée, left Grass Valley today for a visit at \San Francisco, San José and other places in the southern part. of the ; State: The Team Ran Away. Yesterday afternoon George Irwin, . driver of the sprinkling wagon, left Mrs. Kyle of Birchville have gone to. ed people can scarcely credit the ous) his team standing near the water rages which the Turks have perpetrated . . trough at Town Talk. While they were on Christian Women and children. Eu-. there a horse and cart came along and ropeans have but a faint idea of the . frightened the horses, causing them to horrors which have taken place. The. runaway. They started down the old powers must absolutely intervene to . Colfax road towards Ismert’s Grove, prevent a renewal of such scenes. There . with Irwin running after them. After is but one course to pursue, that is to . a chase of 800 yards Irwin got hold of turn the Turks out < of Europe.” Busse lines and hung on, causing the leaders to fall. Irwin was thrown in The Brunswick Mine. . among the horses and had one hand Telegraph: The reports from the . quite badly hurt. One horse broke Brunswick mine are daily coming in . loose and ran down the road a short, and each time they are more flattering. . . distanee. Bods little damage was done. Truly the Brunswick looks today as . though it wee going to be one of the 4 best mining properties that Grass . VaHey has ever enjoyed. Most of the . stock isowned in New York City and . . today those New Y: rs can be congratulat. . . Geo, L. Hughes appeared before the edon owning suche property here in’ Board on behalf of the South Yuba 2c +o Board of Equalization: The following . business was transjacted by the Board of Equalization -er, has opened in connection with his . cope with the strikers in this guerilla Petition was.received asking that cer-. and in an interview: with a reporter tain changes be made in the deer law. said: The Democratic platform at The matter wus referred to the District every point antagonizes every princiAttorney. . ple held by Democracy since 1801. It . The report of Fred M Miller, A. J.! is a league with larceny and covenant Miller and T. A. Trucks, viewers of a . with murder. Jefferson’s precepts concertain road site south of Grass Vi alley, . cerning a ration and a standard were was received, but as some opposition completely ignored. The candidate is to the report was manifested by inter-' a raw man, who has achieved nothing ested parties hearing was ordered for in public or public life to fit him for October 24. the Presidency, a man ~who won his The report of F. M. Miller, Henry . reputation delivering orations at county Grover and Richard Eddy, viewers of /-fgirs and Populist picnics. I will not the proposed road from Newtown to support the platform nor the candiCement Hill, was received. . date, because Tam a Democrat, not a The report-of J. P. Arbogast, P. A. dynamiter. California will give 15,000 Arbogast and F. M. Arbogast, viewers . majority against the platform and the of the proposed change in the county . . candidate.” road at the Mt. Vernon House, was reie ceived and accepted, aE eae A petition having been received ask. Riot Runs Rampant. ing for the construction of a road from . Newtown along Deer ereek. to connect; CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 15.—Strikers with road leading to Champion mine. . @t the Brown Hoist Works, on learnCounty Surveyor Miller was appointed . ing last night that the company was to make a preliminary survey and fur. Tecruiting its non-union forces in Cannish estimate of cost. jada and Cincinnati, organized commitms : ; "tees of ten and twenty men each. They mug . were given a section of territory to pachin ee lonesaner a“ } trol and look'for non-union men. The Dr. 0. N. Sullivan, ‘oculist-optician. . committee were on duty early this Glasses fitted. j30-1m . morning. As the non-union men Fa aaa og BE seice . traversed the streets in the neighborWhere to Go. hood of the works they were attacked When your watch needs repairing or ‘and beaten. with clubs and other cleaning you should take it to the old weapons. Many hundred men climbed and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if onthe street cars, the speed of which, you want to feel positive that the work non increased, threw men vioiently +8 been done just right. HOt . to the pavements. Several were in—— 6-360 : . jured. The rioters paraded the streets elie smn hl . within two. blocks of the vicinity of T. P. Byrne, the contractor and build-' the works. The police were unable to business a Lumber Yard on upper East . warfare. “Mayor. McKisson has ordered Broad street adjoining bis residence. a company of militia to the scene of See advertisement. _ j27-tf . She ne: have arrived and in ashort time the’ additional five stamps will be ranning. The ore is turning out fine, in fact it is . rich. The Brunswick is one of the . prominent mines now. Election of Delegates. Pleasant Ridge, F. A. & I. U,, No. 414, . have elected the following members as . delegates to the County Alliance: Miss Mattie Shetterly, Mrs. R. A. LaFayette, R. A. LaFayette, Harry Sweet, L. . J. Davis and William Davis. RSD PER AES ‘ In Hard Luck. William Clemo, who underwent the weeks ago, at Grass Valley, is rallying . quite rapidly now, but it is feared that . . another operation may. be necessary. Kidney and Liver Troubles. “Two years ago my husband suffered terribly with kidney and liver'troubles. He tried many remedies and doctors, but. did not improve. Two or three bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla _completely cured him. About six months ago he was troubled with dyspepsia atid indigestion. Everything he ate vaused him mis@ry. He was so-thin and weak he could scarcely walk. At last he thought he would try taking one of Hood’s ‘after each meal. He to improve right away. He rag ggmarar six weeks, and @ can now t anything tc its diatrensing him.” Mrs. W. 'T. Duryon, minsogy Cal. SSM We abst os All Recommend It. i Ask your physician, your ginguies pee roe ore our friends about Shiloh’s or mend it. tion. They will recomit, Sold by Dickerman ickerman & Oo. + @e +A ae 8 Life Saved, had croup and was sa weltee: Mn 3. . yi Es . are very low, ~ Grass Valley. The new concentrators . . Water Company, together with Jobn hiaseaz yet General Manager, and made a statement-in relation tothe value -of ‘said property; also filed a petition to have company’s assessment reduced. W. F. Englebright of the company also . asked for a-reduction. Assessor W. . H. Martin appeared in opposition to . the reduction. Further action, post. poned till tomorrow at 2 o’clock. 8 . 7 . Rained Hard. A gentleman who came down from to eae days i in the county jail. Smiles. Hoax—Does Sillicus know anything about music ? Joax—No ; he doesn’t know tho difference between a string orchestra and a rubber band. Trolley Motorman (to conductor)— Say, Bill, the old gent behind bas just fell off. . just paid his fare. First Fair One-—So ‘Fred ‘and Arthur . . proposed to her. Which was the lucky lone ? . Second Fair Oné—I don’t know yet. . ; Fred married her, . “Do you send } your wife away every Summer ?” “No, but I shave my moustache off early in June, and she says I look so . Strange that it makes her feel like a . Visitor. si “The minister looked so feeble this . morning when he began to preach that . was afraid he would break down.” “Well ?” “After he began his sermon, I was afraid he wouldn’t.” Mr. Spriggins (gently)—My dear, a Boston man was shot at by a burglar, and his life was saved by a button which the bullet struck. Mrs. Spriggins—Well, what of it ? Mr. Spriggins (meekly) — Nothing, cnly the buttons must have been on. Angry Husband—What I wanted was a wife who would be a helpmeet. Angry Wife—Huh ! What I wanted was a husband who would supply meat to heip. “Are there nice people out where you g0, Mrs. Dash ?” “Yes, I never struck a more refined push in my life.” not result as you predicted. ~ Jazig—Yes, it did; you’re not the only one I predicted to. . nora Merir Wrs and that is why Hood’s Sarsaparilla holds the abiding confidence of the public. Hood’s Sarsaparill’ is known by the cures it has made. it is the One True Blood Purifier. Hoop’s Pris cure liver ills, constipation, jaundice, sick headache, biliousness. 25c. i Goo it Is Delicious. Royal Honey Drips, pure calie syrup, the finest article in the market, To be procured only at Gaylord’s. Furniture For Sale. A fine lot of household furniture, consisting of everything needed in carrying on housekeeping, will be sold in lots to suit at a great bargain. For farther particulars enquire of Mr. Freud at the White House. j22-tf. You Can’r Buy Haprress, but if you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, impure blood, you may be cured and made happy by takdng Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Hoop’s Piits are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. ; +e De. os icine 6a im portant and vitalize your blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and thus keep yourself strong and healthy. Hoop’s Pits are the best after-dinner pill ; — digestion, cure headache cents, 2c Hoop’s Pruis-are the best after-dinner pas, — digestion, prevent constipalon, 4 a me — To Ice Consumers. The Union Ive Company is now preBear Valley today says the rain fell in torrents there last night and through. out the-whole country above there. It . . perienced in that section, and was equal . almost. to acloudburst. ° ' t Fishing Tackle. a are & Shaw Co. have the finest lin of Split Bambo and Steel Fish Poles . ever seen in Nevada City. Also a good assortment of Flies, Leaders, ‘Hooks, . see us. jyl3 . a A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, La Gri La Grippe, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung diseases .are™ cured by Shiloh’s Oure. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ae, Genuine ice Greans Reduced. Otto’s celebrated & Sacramento leet Cream, made of pure cream, the best : in the State, pints 25 cents, quarts 50 cents. At the Union Fruit Store. tf ‘ Home-Made Jeweiry. °C.J, Brand is the only person in . ‘. Nevada county who can manufactare _ ved *By kind of work cannot be excelled, and his prices roe . s 1 operation of amputation of a leg some . Y°* °B° of the heaviest rains ever ex. . Lines, etc. Going fishing? Come and : pared to deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf Cures Prove the merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla—pos!tive, perfect, permanent Cures. ‘Cures of serofula in severest a like Cures of Salt Rheum, with its intense itching and burning, scald head, tetter, ete. agekizes” * Boils, Pimples, and all other eruptions due to impure blood. P “Cures of Dyspepsia and other troubles where & good stomach tonic was needed. (Cures of Rheumatism, where patients were un Cures of. That strength, Conductor.—That’s all right. He’s Bloozin—I see that the election did. ~~ a matter as your health. Purify. enrich Remember, I guarantee ‘satisfaction. . . ik advantage of it and made the buy. We propose to sell these good . «i OO come on fie Goliar, They are now arriving, and we will hurry. Sion Work . of unpacking and marking. Don’t.rush us for s few days. We'll soon have rev ‘erything ready to wait onjall “promptly. These goods are not a bankrupt or shelf-worn stock. THEY’RE ALL NEW. This time of the year the wholesalers close out their summer goods, and that’s how we got in. We bought the GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS FROM Neustadter Bros., Corner Pine and Sansome Streets. United Shirt & Collar Co., 25 to 27 Sansome Street. M. Franklin & Bro., 25 to 27 Battery Street. Lowenburg & Co:, $4 to 26 Sansome Street. -W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co., 3:to 5 Battery Street. MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING FRO/1 Mandel, Pursch & Wiener, 125.to 127 Sansome Street, Hoffman, Rothschild & Co., 2 Battery Street. BOOTS and SHOES FROM Cahn, Nicklesburg & ©o., 129 to 131 Sansome Street. A. L. Bryan Shoe Co., 316 Market Street. HATS FRO? I. J, Friedlander & Co., 21 to. 23 Battery Street. We hough for spot cash and must sell on the same terms. We want you all to come. You know what eer: money did before the Fourth with others. See what it will do now with u¢ _L. HYMAN & CO., Commercial st., near Main, Nevada City. Don’t be misled by untruthfal advertising. Come to us for you outfit. have three stores and the largest stock in the county. One price to all. Country orders promptly filled. Goods delivered free in city limits. jyi3 We MAN’S ~ HAPPIEST MOMENTS Are when his feet are seid the dining table, and he’sseated ona ble dining chair. So many people have no good dining chairs. Thaveso many. Let’s get together. They are so low in price you can afford a set. ‘ iaank ee 2355 = mn . . t’s Too Hot to eax This warm weather. If you get a can of * Chicken Tongue Chipped Beef Soused Mackerel Vienna Sausage Dried Herring “Pickled Shrimp You ‘Won't Have to Cook! They are all ready for the: table. If you want something nice to go with them, try BUDWEISER BEER, that fine cates Eastern Beer ~ that is sold by A B. WOLFE, The Cash Grocer, Commiergial str eet, ~. ~ PHOTOGRAPHS MADE BY MOORE Nevada City. PHILIP HILD Has opened a Hence oe on Broad street, next door above Mrs, proparel towne oeriety ety Store, and is BOOTS AND SHOES byt ae non pelea pe R wae New Management.The UNION HOTEL BARBER al " ASSREY Bag A FIRST-CLASS BARBE ae te FROM SAN F ANCISCO. wense Size ah ot w trial Fateh pha i phan dann TROUT hae ee WAL LACE win Hincet Sone, conelgminente ty twioe a week of the claves your order ei the speckled beauties THE CORNER STORE, — COR. COYOTE AND MAIN ga.” Are Permanent __ Pleasing Popular os PRICES as Low as Poggible For FIRST-CLASS Work. _ —ti, Call and see my fine display. . at = hoor, York e ‘Noel tity t ‘ HE TEI TRLEF HURSDAY . IVADA CITY. 0 MET b Republicans -J0 JAORAMENTO, Jul executive com: an committee’ bssional district vention to be . gust 12th.*Th egates. will be t] b lute State con he convention + ate for Congres pve L. Johnson position for re-n . Don’t Lose g ectors of Ne me must be on ore August 9th. not enrolled on‘ Ht be debarred ction on Nover sons can registe ly the names w! ister after ‘At ied and placed 6 used at the } person will be se name is n ister in use at tt 5 is the require and as every n: r was cancelled ister again must { ounty Olerk, « . to administer { Dia SO USGRNGINh, Toa, What’s:in ockton Indepe tyan of Portlan ‘Democratic cs orator of the yan, according hung it out in e nd mah says bf Omaha, bec: his second c ifter the latte lis name, aske iy Orator’s sk: i him to dod; ir answer th -fransplanti eater number id inthe vai @ this week Stove in-a le can. On Ju ht down from id put into D two later an Bent here fo ame hatchery was also mac pthis week. th Erin beaut id arrived here Saba Gould Hil graph: Su im of the Gold ‘they are. ver p. The mach ‘and is on bgs are abou ite foundation Wy works. I ite electric m then it will b ihe ledge wil B now clean x ad everythin n substantia] ne, ;2. Republica Republicans « pa McKinley matters in t1 Dlitics which « rough such ie Tidings. 1 ity propos Bring In Yo rsons desiri of the Tra offer, shoul ‘ies 1 tase ole BS are requir bbe at lea -advance, i ‘the portrait

5 are . eSB te etter ees — THE T RAN SCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1880, by Nat. P. Brown &. Cou NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., C ALIFORNIA . “iil. RUSSELL nS, Peony Suddenly Bxpir While Fish: ing in Canada. BROWN & CALKINS. -THURSDAY. JULY 16, 1896, . SIXTEEN 10 we TIDINGS OF A LONG: LOST . A Fair Explanation of What: Sliver bears to Gold. . . . 4 . 1 . { BRIEF MENTION, Mibor Notes and Commits of Local Interest. =e The kettle for melting the bitamen . in for street pavement has arrived. ' : fhe Board of City Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting this evening. This afternoon the total number of mames on the Great Register had reached 3800. : The Grass Valley Athletic Club has arranged to retain Prof. Barr by paying pomae Seay A Concise chronic of Yariuns Folks: Doings and Intentions. F, H. Kline-of Sonora is here on a visit.” ; ; G. W. Atkins of Sacramento is. here on business: -: Miss May McCall returned to Forest Hill today. H. French came over from French Fred. J. Thomas of Grass Valley was in town today. PERSONAL POINTERS j © Superior Court. The following business “was tran, sacted in the Superior Court today . Judge John Caldwell presiding..J. C. White vs. P. B. Fitzsimmons. Ordér granting defendant additional , time to prepare statement on motion . for new trial. W. A. McKenzle vs. John P. Poole et says additional time to prepare statement on motion for ; new trial.. Thirty Days “For Battery. al. Order granting plaintiff twenty . Johu D. Parker, colored, was arrested . . THE GREAT‘MONEY QUESTION. a fferent Bankers of the United States, “what ff M without lite?” “the Be Seger steps in and asks, “What is Life without ony ‘He says money is what talks roger nigh = That’s what. we say. Witn money you hings:. To prove this: Bey og pen be sale before the Fourth was a great. success. We sold our stock “out for cash, and as we do not want to close our stores we had to buy more, We had an opportunity in San Francisco last week to buySlo, 000 Worth of coos REN Ge SAS: We have.been asked the question, . Cornelius Vanderbilt's Condition Growing j says the Oakland Tribune, time and} again, “What does coinage 16to 1) mean?” “Itsimply means this, that if! free coinage of silver is adopted at the . rato of 16to 1,thatany person having sil-. i ver bullion ean take it to the mint and . . have it coined into silver dollars con-} taining 4121, grains of silver, worth} now about 51 cents,and the stamp of the . Special to the Darty TrRaNnscrirt. Goverment make it a legal tender for . : te A Prominent Democrat. Dies. 100 cents—that is, the ratio of silver in . Queso, July 16.—Ex-Governor Wm: Worse Hourly. . Howard to Be Hung at Folsom Prison Tomorrow. the silver dollar, shall be 16 grains to . each’ grain of gold im the gold dollar. . _ There are 480 grains to the ounce—412'4 . E. Russell of Massachusetts, , a promi. grains therefore lack 6714 grains of be. nent figure in the Chicago eénvention, . inganounce. An ounce of silv er—480 . was found dead in his bed this morn. grains—is. now worth in the market . ing at B. F. Sutton’s fishing camp at’! about 68 cents; therefore, 480 grains . St. Adelaide near Grand Palios, Prov. would be worth 51 cents—orsay 52! ince of Quebec. He was in perfect . from a flume at the California mine, . cents; the value of the’silver dollar: is . health when he passed Montreal on his . therefore of the value of only 52 cents. . . way to the fishing grounds. This being the case, gold would im. mediately go out of circulation; for no . person having gold which has ar intrinsic value as bullion of 100 cents on the . dollar, would exchange it for silver dol-; Lonpoyx, Eng. July 16—A, bottle Jars worth only 52 cents. The. effect . found in the ocean at Hog Lake near would be that gold would go out of cir-. Birkenhead contained this message. culation as'‘money, and the country . “Struck iceberg. Sinking fast. Steaner . j would come down toa silver basis, re-. Naronic. Signed, Young.” The Nasulting.in'an.increase of prices for all . ronic, a magnificent freight steamer, the necessaries and luxuries of lite, . left Liverpool February 11, 1893, for . nearly 100 per cent., while labor as every . New York, and bas not been heard Trace of a Lost Steamer, i him $50 per month. ‘The sawmills in this section are running full blast and turning out lots of lumber of all kinds. L. Hyman is having some important improvements made at’ his residence 'on East-Broad street. A ‘large drove of cattle passed through town yesterday on the way to the summer ranges in the mountains above. Deer hunters aré Gleaning* up their rifles and getting ready to go out for venison.-The open season began yes. terday. : A. W. Chadwick has sold out his saloon business.on Main street to Theo. Fleitz, who will take charge om Mon. day next: A few days ago William Walsh fell near Graniteville, and hurt one of his . knees quite badly. Henry Lane is having the interior of . his Union livery stable whitewashed ; and ‘otherwise rénovated and fitted up in first-class shapé. City Marshal Getchell is’at the City Hall every day and evening now to re. ceive taxes, Property holders are pay~ ing up very well thus far. Two confectioners from San Francisco will, it is reported, open a candy factory in the building now oecupied by B. Newman & Co., on, Broad street, yesterday for battery committed on,. his wife. He was convicted, and last . night Justice Holbrook sentenced him W. A. Reed and B. Levy of San Francisco are in town. 40 Cents on the Dollar. one knows, would not advance mater. ially, and the wage earner would be ; paid off in this cheaper fiat money, but . be forced to pay nearly 100 per ceut. in. crease for everything he buys. He can not pay his obligations in this . State with the cheap money, for the reason that all contracts are made payable in gold under the specific contract law of the State. from since till now. Vanderbilt's Condition. New York, July 16—The four doc. tors who are attending Cornelius Vanderbilt issued the following bulletin at 9:40 this morning: “The patient The result therefore would . passed a réstless night and his condibe, that every obligation in writing . tion this morning was less favorable would be doubled in amount. Thisis a, simple answer to the question asked., “What does free ooinage 16 to 1 mean?’ . COL. GUTHRIE. WILL PAY IT. “He Has Become Indebied to the Second Regiment Baid For $630. According to the Sacramento Sunday Leader, the Second Infantry Band at that city has asked an accounting on the financial score from Col. J. W. Guthrie. The band is entitled to draw . down from the State $35 per month to assist in maintaining the organization. The money should have come through Col. Guthrie. A year ago.the band clamored for its apportionment, but Gol. Guthrie put them off on one pretext. or another. It has now been 18 months. since they have received a dollar of State money. Recently a committee waited upon Col. Guthrie and demanded a settlement forthwith. This demand Guthrie could not comply with, but promised to settle in full at the earliest possible date. He stated in explanation’ that he had used the money which was apportioned to the band, to meet various expenses in connection with the military companies recently mustered out, which werea than it was last. evening. “Vil be Hung Tomorrow. SacRAMENTO, July 16. — Governor Budd has refused to commute the death sentencé of John E. Howard and he will be hung at Folsom tomorrow. Howard murdered Martina Denina at Tulare City in June, 1894. Not. a Candidate, Sr. Louis, July 16—Debs writes:a letter saying he is not a candidate for the Populist nomination of President. Will Publish the Comespondene. WasHInaton, July 16—The United States and Great Britian have agreed on July 18th as the day for the two nations to publish the recent international correspondence and especially that relating to Venezuelan affairs. Surrounded by Soldiers, CLEVELAND, O., July 16—The Brown Hoisting Works present‘a martial scene today. “I'iréé GOmpanies of the Fifth part.of his command. He has promised to make good the delinquency out . of his private resources. pO a epic a — 03 County Supervisors. ‘The following business was tran-! . sacted by the Board of Supervisors today: Regiment are encamped around the property and keeping the strikers at bay. He Is Red Hot. Cmcaco, July. 16.—John P. Irish, . Naval Officer at San Francisco, is‘here as soon as the present firm_vacates. Mrs. Margaret Quigley, who died at Sacramento Tuesday, formerly lived in Grass Valley, Mrs. Thomas Curry of the latter place being a daughter of deceased. She was a native of Lreland, aged 68 years. After the business meeting of the American Legion of Honor is over this evening an entertainment will be given, . consisting of literary and musical ex. ercises and a collation. Every mem. ber is requested to attend. + Mrs. Hawley, who left here Saturday for Brown’s Valley, to visit her husband, met with an accident on the way. After leaving Smartsville the team became unmanageable and Mrs. Hawley was thrown out, sustaining a sprained ankle and several bruises. me ae ae inhumanly Cruel. The efforts of ‘the Greeks to throw off the Turkish yoke are attracting the } attention of the civilized world. .As in ish character, the developments in this . case show the Turk to be inhumanly cruel. A special commissioner sent out by Emperor William to ascertain . the condition of affairs says: “Civiliz. almost every other revelation of Turk. Chas. Godfrey came over from Columbia Hill today. A. W. Blundell returned from a visit to San Francisco last evening. Mrs. Charles Cleveland today went to Rough and Ready to visit her folks. R. O. Skelton .of Los Angeles went up to Bloomfield on. this morning’s stage. ‘R. J, and J.J. McCullough anid J. H.’ Dalimaka came over from San Juaili to-. day. Bert and Merritt Rector aind Ralph Godley got back from the Jakes yes-. terday. © Chas. Brackett is seriously —ilt with . . typhoid fevey'at his home near Banner . mountain. Col. Geo. Stone, the Bohemian of San! Francisco, arrived bere last évening on . miniig” business. Mrs. Marden of French Corral and . . Bartlett Springs. . Peter Tautphaus of the Providence Mining Company, arrived from San Francisco last evening. Misses Edith and Grace Knowlton of . San Francisco are the guests of Misses . Sadie and Adelaide Allen. I. Zellerbach of San Francisco and M. M. Baruh intend leaving in a few days for Campbell Springs. R. V. Dey, J. E. Walsh and W. R. Eckart, who are connected with the Allison Ranch mine, are at Grass Valley. Wm. Browning and John Frandy will leave Saturday for Campbell Springs. “Both will be accompanied by their families. Hon. John Caldwell will leave here ‘next Monday ona trip for the benefit of his health. His physician has ad. vised a change of climate. Mrs. Henry Lane and her son, Earl, and Miss Nannie Powell, who have been to San Francisco on a visit returned home last evening. Mrs. J. F. Trebileéx and children, accompanied by Misses Annie Kirby and Ida Banks, came up from Grass Valley . last evening and took passage on the stage this morning for Sierra City. Mrs. H. G. Parsons, accompanied by her two children, Carrie. and Horaée, left Grass Valley today for a visit at \San Francisco, San José and other places in the southern part. of the ; State: The Team Ran Away. Yesterday afternoon George Irwin, . driver of the sprinkling wagon, left Mrs. Kyle of Birchville have gone to. ed people can scarcely credit the ous) his team standing near the water rages which the Turks have perpetrated . . trough at Town Talk. While they were on Christian Women and children. Eu-. there a horse and cart came along and ropeans have but a faint idea of the . frightened the horses, causing them to horrors which have taken place. The. runaway. They started down the old powers must absolutely intervene to . Colfax road towards Ismert’s Grove, prevent a renewal of such scenes. There . with Irwin running after them. After is but one course to pursue, that is to . a chase of 800 yards Irwin got hold of turn the Turks out < of Europe.” Busse lines and hung on, causing the leaders to fall. Irwin was thrown in The Brunswick Mine. . among the horses and had one hand Telegraph: The reports from the . quite badly hurt. One horse broke Brunswick mine are daily coming in . loose and ran down the road a short, and each time they are more flattering. . . distanee. Bods little damage was done. Truly the Brunswick looks today as . though it wee going to be one of the 4 best mining properties that Grass . VaHey has ever enjoyed. Most of the . stock isowned in New York City and . . today those New Y: rs can be congratulat. . . Geo, L. Hughes appeared before the edon owning suche property here in’ Board on behalf of the South Yuba 2c +o Board of Equalization: The following . business was transjacted by the Board of Equalization -er, has opened in connection with his . cope with the strikers in this guerilla Petition was.received asking that cer-. and in an interview: with a reporter tain changes be made in the deer law. said: The Democratic platform at The matter wus referred to the District every point antagonizes every princiAttorney. . ple held by Democracy since 1801. It . The report of Fred M Miller, A. J.! is a league with larceny and covenant Miller and T. A. Trucks, viewers of a . with murder. Jefferson’s precepts concertain road site south of Grass Vi alley, . cerning a ration and a standard were was received, but as some opposition completely ignored. The candidate is to the report was manifested by inter-' a raw man, who has achieved nothing ested parties hearing was ordered for in public or public life to fit him for October 24. the Presidency, a man ~who won his The report of F. M. Miller, Henry . reputation delivering orations at county Grover and Richard Eddy, viewers of /-fgirs and Populist picnics. I will not the proposed road from Newtown to support the platform nor the candiCement Hill, was received. . date, because Tam a Democrat, not a The report-of J. P. Arbogast, P. A. dynamiter. California will give 15,000 Arbogast and F. M. Arbogast, viewers . majority against the platform and the of the proposed change in the county . . candidate.” road at the Mt. Vernon House, was reie ceived and accepted, aE eae A petition having been received ask. Riot Runs Rampant. ing for the construction of a road from . Newtown along Deer ereek. to connect; CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 15.—Strikers with road leading to Champion mine. . @t the Brown Hoist Works, on learnCounty Surveyor Miller was appointed . ing last night that the company was to make a preliminary survey and fur. Tecruiting its non-union forces in Cannish estimate of cost. jada and Cincinnati, organized commitms : ; "tees of ten and twenty men each. They mug . were given a section of territory to pachin ee lonesaner a“ } trol and look'for non-union men. The Dr. 0. N. Sullivan, ‘oculist-optician. . committee were on duty early this Glasses fitted. j30-1m . morning. As the non-union men Fa aaa og BE seice . traversed the streets in the neighborWhere to Go. hood of the works they were attacked When your watch needs repairing or ‘and beaten. with clubs and other cleaning you should take it to the old weapons. Many hundred men climbed and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if onthe street cars, the speed of which, you want to feel positive that the work non increased, threw men vioiently +8 been done just right. HOt . to the pavements. Several were in—— 6-360 : . jured. The rioters paraded the streets elie smn hl . within two. blocks of the vicinity of T. P. Byrne, the contractor and build-' the works. The police were unable to business a Lumber Yard on upper East . warfare. “Mayor. McKisson has ordered Broad street adjoining bis residence. a company of militia to the scene of See advertisement. _ j27-tf . She ne: have arrived and in ashort time the’ additional five stamps will be ranning. The ore is turning out fine, in fact it is . rich. The Brunswick is one of the . prominent mines now. Election of Delegates. Pleasant Ridge, F. A. & I. U,, No. 414, . have elected the following members as . delegates to the County Alliance: Miss Mattie Shetterly, Mrs. R. A. LaFayette, R. A. LaFayette, Harry Sweet, L. . J. Davis and William Davis. RSD PER AES ‘ In Hard Luck.

William Clemo, who underwent the weeks ago, at Grass Valley, is rallying . quite rapidly now, but it is feared that . . another operation may. be necessary. Kidney and Liver Troubles. “Two years ago my husband suffered terribly with kidney and liver'troubles. He tried many remedies and doctors, but. did not improve. Two or three bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla _completely cured him. About six months ago he was troubled with dyspepsia atid indigestion. Everything he ate vaused him mis@ry. He was so-thin and weak he could scarcely walk. At last he thought he would try taking one of Hood’s ‘after each meal. He to improve right away. He rag ggmarar six weeks, and @ can now t anything tc its diatrensing him.” Mrs. W. 'T. Duryon, minsogy Cal. SSM We abst os All Recommend It. i Ask your physician, your ginguies pee roe ore our friends about Shiloh’s or mend it. tion. They will recomit, Sold by Dickerman ickerman & Oo. + @e +A ae 8 Life Saved, had croup and was sa weltee: Mn 3. . yi Es . are very low, ~ Grass Valley. The new concentrators . . Water Company, together with Jobn hiaseaz yet General Manager, and made a statement-in relation tothe value -of ‘said property; also filed a petition to have company’s assessment reduced. W. F. Englebright of the company also . asked for a-reduction. Assessor W. . H. Martin appeared in opposition to . the reduction. Further action, post. poned till tomorrow at 2 o’clock. 8 . 7 . Rained Hard. A gentleman who came down from to eae days i in the county jail. Smiles. Hoax—Does Sillicus know anything about music ? Joax—No ; he doesn’t know tho difference between a string orchestra and a rubber band. Trolley Motorman (to conductor)— Say, Bill, the old gent behind bas just fell off. . just paid his fare. First Fair One-—So ‘Fred ‘and Arthur . . proposed to her. Which was the lucky lone ? . Second Fair Oné—I don’t know yet. . ; Fred married her, . “Do you send } your wife away every Summer ?” “No, but I shave my moustache off early in June, and she says I look so . Strange that it makes her feel like a . Visitor. si “The minister looked so feeble this . morning when he began to preach that . was afraid he would break down.” “Well ?” “After he began his sermon, I was afraid he wouldn’t.” Mr. Spriggins (gently)—My dear, a Boston man was shot at by a burglar, and his life was saved by a button which the bullet struck. Mrs. Spriggins—Well, what of it ? Mr. Spriggins (meekly) — Nothing, cnly the buttons must have been on. Angry Husband—What I wanted was a wife who would be a helpmeet. Angry Wife—Huh ! What I wanted was a husband who would supply meat to heip. “Are there nice people out where you g0, Mrs. Dash ?” “Yes, I never struck a more refined push in my life.” not result as you predicted. ~ Jazig—Yes, it did; you’re not the only one I predicted to. . nora Merir Wrs and that is why Hood’s Sarsaparilla holds the abiding confidence of the public. Hood’s Sarsaparill’ is known by the cures it has made. it is the One True Blood Purifier. Hoop’s Pris cure liver ills, constipation, jaundice, sick headache, biliousness. 25c. i Goo it Is Delicious. Royal Honey Drips, pure calie syrup, the finest article in the market, To be procured only at Gaylord’s. Furniture For Sale. A fine lot of household furniture, consisting of everything needed in carrying on housekeeping, will be sold in lots to suit at a great bargain. For farther particulars enquire of Mr. Freud at the White House. j22-tf. You Can’r Buy Haprress, but if you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, impure blood, you may be cured and made happy by takdng Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Hoop’s Piits are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. ; +e De. os icine 6a im portant and vitalize your blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and thus keep yourself strong and healthy. Hoop’s Pits are the best after-dinner pill ; — digestion, cure headache cents, 2c Hoop’s Pruis-are the best after-dinner pas, — digestion, prevent constipalon, 4 a me — To Ice Consumers. The Union Ive Company is now preBear Valley today says the rain fell in torrents there last night and through. out the-whole country above there. It . . perienced in that section, and was equal . almost. to acloudburst. ° ' t Fishing Tackle. a are & Shaw Co. have the finest lin of Split Bambo and Steel Fish Poles . ever seen in Nevada City. Also a good assortment of Flies, Leaders, ‘Hooks, . see us. jyl3 . a A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, La Gri La Grippe, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung diseases .are™ cured by Shiloh’s Oure. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ae, Genuine ice Greans Reduced. Otto’s celebrated & Sacramento leet Cream, made of pure cream, the best : in the State, pints 25 cents, quarts 50 cents. At the Union Fruit Store. tf ‘ Home-Made Jeweiry. °C.J, Brand is the only person in . ‘. Nevada county who can manufactare _ ved *By kind of work cannot be excelled, and his prices roe . s 1 operation of amputation of a leg some . Y°* °B° of the heaviest rains ever ex. . Lines, etc. Going fishing? Come and : pared to deliver ice to any part of the city.. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf Cures Prove the merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla—pos!tive, perfect, permanent Cures. ‘Cures of serofula in severest a like Cures of Salt Rheum, with its intense itching and burning, scald head, tetter, ete. agekizes” * Boils, Pimples, and all other eruptions due to impure blood. P “Cures of Dyspepsia and other troubles where & good stomach tonic was needed. (Cures of Rheumatism, where patients were un Cures of. That strength, Conductor.—That’s all right. He’s Bloozin—I see that the election did. ~~ a matter as your health. Purify. enrich Remember, I guarantee ‘satisfaction. . . ik advantage of it and made the buy. We propose to sell these good . «i OO come on fie Goliar, They are now arriving, and we will hurry. Sion Work . of unpacking and marking. Don’t.rush us for s few days. We'll soon have rev ‘erything ready to wait onjall “promptly. These goods are not a bankrupt or shelf-worn stock. THEY’RE ALL NEW. This time of the year the wholesalers close out their summer goods, and that’s how we got in. We bought the GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS FROM Neustadter Bros., Corner Pine and Sansome Streets. United Shirt & Collar Co., 25 to 27 Sansome Street. M. Franklin & Bro., 25 to 27 Battery Street. Lowenburg & Co:, $4 to 26 Sansome Street. -W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co., 3:to 5 Battery Street. MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING FRO/1 Mandel, Pursch & Wiener, 125.to 127 Sansome Street, Hoffman, Rothschild & Co., 2 Battery Street. BOOTS and SHOES FROM Cahn, Nicklesburg & ©o., 129 to 131 Sansome Street. A. L. Bryan Shoe Co., 316 Market Street. HATS FRO? I. J, Friedlander & Co., 21 to. 23 Battery Street. We hough for spot cash and must sell on the same terms. We want you all to come. You know what eer: money did before the Fourth with others. See what it will do now with u¢ _L. HYMAN & CO., Commercial st., near Main, Nevada City. Don’t be misled by untruthfal advertising. Come to us for you outfit. have three stores and the largest stock in the county. One price to all. Country orders promptly filled. Goods delivered free in city limits. jyi3 We MAN’S ~ HAPPIEST MOMENTS Are when his feet are seid the dining table, and he’sseated ona ble dining chair. So many people have no good dining chairs. Thaveso many. Let’s get together. They are so low in price you can afford a set. ‘ iaank ee 2355 = mn . . t’s Too Hot to eax This warm weather. If you get a can of * Chicken Tongue Chipped Beef Soused Mackerel Vienna Sausage Dried Herring “Pickled Shrimp You ‘Won't Have to Cook! They are all ready for the: table. If you want something nice to go with them, try BUDWEISER BEER, that fine cates Eastern Beer ~ that is sold by A B. WOLFE, The Cash Grocer, Commiergial str eet, ~. ~ PHOTOGRAPHS MADE BY MOORE Nevada City. PHILIP HILD Has opened a Hence oe on Broad street, next door above Mrs, proparel towne oeriety ety Store, and is BOOTS AND SHOES byt ae non pelea pe R wae New Management.The UNION HOTEL BARBER al " ASSREY Bag A FIRST-CLASS BARBE ae te FROM SAN F ANCISCO. wense Size ah ot w trial Fateh pha i phan dann TROUT hae ee WAL LACE win Hincet Sone, conelgminente ty twioe a week of the claves your order ei the speckled beauties THE CORNER STORE, — COR. COYOTE AND MAIN ga.” Are Permanent __ Pleasing Popular os PRICES as Low as Poggible For FIRST-CLASS Work. _ —ti, Call and see my fine display. . at = hoor, York e ‘Noel tity t ‘ HE TEI TRLEF HURSDAY .. IVADA CITY. 0 MET b Republicans -J0 JAORAMENTO, Jul executive com: an committee’ bssional district vention to be . gust 12th.*Th egates. will be t] b lute State con he convention + ate for Congres pve L. Johnson position for re-n . Don’t Lose g ectors of Ne me must be on ore August 9th. not enrolled on‘ Ht be debarred ction on Nover sons can registe ly the names w! ister after ‘At ied and placed 6 used at the } person will be se name is n ister in use at tt 5 is the require and as every n: r was cancelled ister again must { ounty Olerk, « . to administer { Dia SO USGRNGINh, Toa, What’s:in ockton Indepe tyan of Portlan ‘Democratic cs orator of the yan, according hung it out in e nd mah says bf Omaha, bec: his second c ifter the latte lis name, aske iy Orator’s sk: i him to dod; ir answer th -fransplanti eater number id inthe vai @ this week Stove in-a le can. On Ju ht down from id put into D two later an Bent here fo ame hatchery was also mac pthis week. th Erin beaut id arrived here Saba Gould Hil graph: Su im of the Gold ‘they are. ver p. The mach ‘and is on bgs are abou ite foundation Wy works. I ite electric m then it will b ihe ledge wil B now clean x ad everythin n substantia] ne, ;2. Republica Republicans « pa McKinley matters in t1 Dlitics which « rough such ie Tidings. 1 ity propos Bring In Yo rsons desiri of the Tra offer, shoul ‘ies 1 tase ole BS are requir bbe at lea -advance, i ‘the portrait