July 16, 1900 (4 pages)

i1E TRANSCRIPT. ———— ———— isoaed Byery Evening, Sundays Excepted, af NAVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROW IN é& CALEINS. IRRMS OF SUBSCRITTION : . tail, $6 Per Year \ Sarrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part cf the city. *« LEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E MOND: Y.. .5--July 16, 1900 “ Editorial Notes. eel Col. Bryan also ran—the convention. Mrs. Hill’s Insect powder is the best. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old Bs the way, what bas become of Ad-. Vinton keeps it. tf and Young, miral Dewe; ? Grandfather’s Mush, 8 packages for . . : 25 ceutsat Wolf's. tf Thos, Carr léft yesterday for San “Let us scuttle out the Philippines”— From tbe spirit of the Democratic platOpa! Oream softens and whitens the ramento. ee ekin. 250 at Viuton’s. tt . ©.G. Brainard end wife of Alleghany Swell patterns of lawns and dimities . were here Saturdhy. The Ohinese eitustion may still com: . 41°. 191] & Fleming’s. tf Mrs. Josiah Sherman has retarned all right, if the powers do not lose their heads. Ham Rolls aud Corned dam. SomePorr Dewey! No political party took . hing new. At GaYLorp’s. tf advantage of bis withdrawal to insis'. (Qallon Ed Schmidt when you want on his accepting the nomination. any hing in the tobacco line. tf seer This is not.the first time the Democratic party in building a platform. have erected « scuffold. The Kansas City s lutform reads like the list of things brought in an old-jceuts . tf fasbioped donation party. The new centa’y rises in blood, ar the old one did. Pray God that peace may not be far off. We want to know! Isn’t Adlai S‘ev-. enson the only man ever nominated second time and vith another candi date, for the Vice Presidercy? Two years agu, the British were talk iug about American mi+takes in war. Now they are having some little mistakes themselves. Blood will tell. It is something of a question whether Tommy -tkins or Oom Paul most resents the sudden disaprearance of South Afrca from the front pages of the papers. t urope has been hard at work eelling the Chine se modern arms and teaching them how to usethem. Now it is outraged becuuse they profit. by the teaching. We wonder if Mr. Oroker was thoughtless enough to discuss his son’s $4,000 bull pup in the presence of the’ “plain people” who assembled in Kaneas Oity recently? The Hon. Jeff Davis of Arkansas, the gubernatorial nominee of the Democ~ Yaoy of that state, shows a decided leaning towards expansion. This item is for the eye of Eemoeente Chairman Jones. Orcker’s effort to “mother” Hill resulted about as that of a hen to mother du«ks usnally does. Only this time it was the mother that took water. Curiously enough, the population center of the United States is a spot ir Indiana where nobody lives at all. Sort of calm center to the storm. Just totbink, the Hon. “Gus” Va: Wyck was put on the committee to frame the anti trast platform! There was a fine touch of sarcasm in thie selection. If Mr. Bryan can be induced to continue his recent plan of talk'ng from the back of his horse, he may reach that poiot when he will be able to talk . . horse senee. Asn't it curious that the Democrats shoul i so flercely announce the alleged “alliance” with Great Britain and yet refuse to :dopt a law which would put an end to our dependence on that country for our ships. Taken Suddenly lil. While “J .e King,” the teamster, was on his way to Grass* Valley Saturday morning witha heavy load of mining timbers, he was tuken sudde ly ill and fell from the wagon seat to the ground He layed there ror nearly four hours, bis team standing in the road by his J. H. Nile of Penn Valley happened along and found “Joe” vomiting, Dr. Huut was summoned \and found that he had a #ort of cholera morbus, an ailment from which be has suffered before in hot side. and took him home. weatber, Notice to Debtors: ‘All persons indebted to me are requested to call and settle at once. All bills not paid by August lst will be placed in the hands of a collector and parties sued. Wx. Jounston. W. GZ. Andrews has purchased the . . Allison ranch crop of peaches, finest in the county. He receives them fresh twice aday. 50 conte box, :Piace, Broad street. je5BRIRPLY STATED. ams That Should Interest Everybody — Something New Every Day.* See Sapho tonight. Cook’s, that’s all. Have you seen Sapho. “Woodpecker Cigar.” Nuf sed. “Uno” for sore feet. At Vinton’s. tf Foe-Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Sapho at the theater this evening. You can geta tooth brash at Vinton’s. For picnic delicacies go to OC. E. Mulloy’s tf You can’t have Malaria if you drink Cook’s. Spanish Panoche fresh every day at Fol>y’s. porte A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and Fleming’s. m14-tf pleasant tonic. tf If you want a good shine go around ot Gallagher’s stand. Heinz’s pickles, by the dozen, at Geo. O Gaylord & Son’s. Are you satisfied with your Vanilla Extract “Ours is good At Vintons’. ¢f For cold storage meats go to Grissel ‘ros’ and you are sure to get the best. —Wo.f carries a full line of hig1 grade Jellies aud Preservies, 2 Jars for 25 If you want to have a good drink, or a good meal, call around at the New York Hotel. A large crowd of Rebekahs went to Grass Valley Saturday night on a special train to visit the Grass Valley lc dge. If you ever used Jétapton's tooth p -wder you would like it. Vinton bas : for sale. Van Camp’s beets. Ready for table 3ib. cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf's, Cash Grocer. tf “H. B.” What is “H. B”.? The whiskey without a headache. At Tom’s Watermelons are now in market and the choicest lot can be found at W. H. Andrews’, Broad street. tf A benxutitul matted etching with every ourcbase of two packages of Cream of Wheat Mush, at Gaylord & Son’s, The deer hunters who went out yesterday report’ poor luck. The weather being warm the deer have not come down from the mountains as yet. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods.tf Wolf the Cash Grocer, tells you about a couple of his hot weather specialities in his changed ad today. It will pay you to investigate the low prices and high quality at Wolf's. Ralph Maitland while out in the vicinity of Round Mountain yesterday killed a rattlesnake which measured 8 feet Dinches. It had 14 rattles and it was evidently an old timer. All persons having dealings with the Nevada County Electric Power Oo. are notified to present their bills at once, as the company desires to settle its affairs ander that head, now having @ new nime. j61w Raspberries are going out of season and those desiring them should send orders at once to W. H. Andrews, Broad street. tf Fresh Dairy Butter can be bad at W. G Richard’s grocery store for 85 cents e: roll, and fresh Ranch Butter at 20 » its 8 pound. 56 T 'e ladies ofthe Saturday afternoon whist ciub held a meeting Saturday at tne home of Mrs, William Floyd on High street. The favorite game was tbe order of ‘the day and the winners were awarded baudsome favors. The Kuvickerbockers gave another of their enjoysble open air dances Saturday night. Owing to an accident on Saturday afternoon little Miss Gladys Montague was unable to .give her exhibition of fancy dancing but will appear next Saturday. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today: RB. D. Lawrey vs.O. Hunsaker. ‘Ihe court having duly considered the law and the ¢«vidence ordered that jadgment be eatered for defendant with costs. J.H. Coughlin vs. E. E. Blodget et al. It was ordered that the trial of this cause be and the same is hereby continued until Monday July 284 at 10 o’clock. Estate of Catherine G. G. Stover deceased, It was ordered _that. the tinal account be and the ‘same is hereby settied, allowed and approved and a de cree of distribution granted in accordance with the petition. y Estate of Martin Cosler, deceased. It is hereby ordered that the hearing of the petition of ‘I. J. Torpie be and the day, July 17. Estate of Emelie A. Chavanne, deceased. Ordered that Monday the 80th day of July at 10 o’clock be and the distribution of the execators of said estate. Shoo tly. Beautiful paint at stains, varnishes screen doors and windows. Tow.s Bros. Co. ee ‘. Gastie, Placer County, was visited by a Vinton’s Beef Iron and Wine is a. ” same is hereby continued until Tuessame is hereby get as the time for hearing the final account and petition of “NBWCASTLE BURNED. Almost’ All of the Town Destroyed —t8 . Cars of Frait Lost. Atl o'clock Sunday morning Newvery disastrous conflagration. . The entire town with the exception of a store, saloon and one small residence was destroyed. A freight train of 18 cars loaded with fruit at the depot was burned up. Wm. Penrose, who. formerly worked for Grissel Bros. at this city, and who left here last week to accepta position at Newcastle, lost all. his clothing and a gold watch. PERSONAL POINTERS, Francisco. P. F. Simonds left yesterday for Sacfrom a visit at Redding. : W. W. Waggoner left yesterday for a shirt visit at Sacramento. 8. Gilbert and Joho Richards returned yesterday from Butte, Montana. Miss Eleanor. Hoeft left yesterday for San Francisco to visit her sister. 8S. Lee Leiter left yesterday for San Francisco for a vacation of ten days. J. H. Williams and wife of Virginia City are the guests of friends in this oity. E. H. Bidgood of Los Angeles is here on a visit to his brother, St. Clair Bidgood. Alex. Darbin returned to the Twin Eagles mine above Downieville this morning. : L. P. Schwartz and wife left yesterday for San Francisco for the benefit of the Jady’s health. Julius Sontag returned to San Francisco yesterday after a pleasant visit to many friends here. Mrs. J. B. Saxby and children left today for their home at Santa Barbara, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hook. Miss Louise Prout of Dimond, Alameda county, arrived here Ssturday evening on a visit with the family of her uncle, J. G. O’Neill. Mrs. H. L. Johnston of Alleghany was here yestetday en route to Gaston Ridge to visit her husband, who is fore~ mau of the mine there. Robert Martin, formerly of this city, left San Francisco Saturday for England. He expects to be absent three months, and apon bis return will bring his wife’s niece to California. Elisha Hampton arrived here Saturday evening from San Francisco on a visit to his family. Mr. Hampton has just returned from Alaske, where be has been working for the Treadwell miningcompany. — ‘Charles Schuerman, wife and daughter came over from San Juan Saturday: where they “have been visiting the formers father. Mr. Schuerman returned to Sacramento yesterday, but his wife and child will spend a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Win. Walters. *Oe Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared [o take orders for connecting sewers Anyone desiring work done immediately should see John 8S. Gregory. ~ tf. i. ___f Electricity is Life! Prof A. Troibert,Union Hotel, Room 1. Will remain One Week Only! Call and Investigate atonuce, My latest scientific Electric Appliances, cure like Magic, the. worst forms of Rheumatism, Stomach Troubles, and and all forms of Nervous and Vital W: ess. Each Appliance scientifically arranged and adopted to ea h individual case for home treatment. Free Test given. FOR SALE! 3000 Shares (all or part) BRUNSWICK ‘AL Twonty-Threo (28) Cents per Share. —_— Address JOSEPH B. TOPLITZ, 330 Pine St., San Francisco. Have You Tried TAYLOR’S Fresh Roasted Coffee Yet? {f you haven't we would like you to try it It is. Crisp and Aromatic Fresh fromthe Roaster Every Day A Revelati i ca to gush you have had poor, Aseor ting tos tothe he grade and variety y care to ta. Drop in and Have a Drink. THE COMMERCIAL TEA C0., Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W. TAYLOR, Manager. 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, merle als cheerfully een if you ng Bow & lee Cold Tea Free for All! SIRRA COUNTY. Items Canaring Our g Our Northra ae. bors. John Yore, who conducts the toll road between Downieville and Camptonville, appeared before the Board of Supervisors this week and offered to turn the road over to the County and at the same time sell to the County the Yore toll bridge which spans the river about 13¢ miles below town. The price Mr. Yore asks for the same ie $4,000. The Board ie taking the matter ‘ander advisement. * A free county road between this place and Oamptonville has been a long felt want to the people of this section. John Williams met with-an accident at his claim at San Jo Bar on the 28th ult. that nearly resulted in his losing his life by drowning. He was crossing a log at the dam in the river, and when ebout in midstream he fell, and a strong current quickly drew him under the log and down stream about forty yards. At that point he landed into a Still pool of water, and finally sueceeded in extricating himself. Joseph Meyer has purehased the liv, ery stable of John Noland. The Ladies’ Oanyon mine, owned by John, M. A.tnd Tony Costa, Tom Williams and others, made a very favorable clean up this season, after a short run. The total amount taken out is about $3,500. In the gold taken out is a fine nugget, weighing a trifle short of five pounds, and worth $1100. OFFICERS INSTALLED, Installation and Banquet by Samaritan Lodge of Washington. Dr. J. F. Shaw, D. D. G. P., of the Odd Fellows, went to Washington Saturday night to install the newly-elected officers of Samaritian Lodge at that place. He was acccmpanied by some of the members of Oustomah Lodge of this city. The following were the officers installed: R. F. Williamson, N. G.; 0. T. Wortbley, V. G.; J. S. Kramer, R.S.; O. Helgeson, RS. N. G.; Geo. 8. King, L.8.N. G; C. 8. King, C.; H. Kite, W.; M. Pannier, R. 8. V. Bonney, R. 8. 8.;O. M. Eastman, L.:S 8.; E. T. Wortbley, Treas.; F. Camp, partaken of at Worthley’s Hall. »--4Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Jackson’s. ml-tf sci G.; J.B. Lithgow, L. 8. V. G.; James} After the instailation a banquet was} TRUCKER ITRMS. Events That Have lave Transpired in the ‘Bastern End: of the County. The preliminary examination of Edward ©, Wainright, who shot Gene Brubns on the night of the Fourth, was commenced before Justice’ Finnigan yesterday. Gen. C. F. McGlashan is conducting the examination. A nomber of witnesses were examined yesterday and the examination ie still in progress today. There is a rittie discrepness saystwoshots were fired while the otherssay but one. The charge against the prisoner is assault to “commit marder. The case will doubtless be a strong one and it-seems-certain that he will be held on the charge. Gene Bruhns, who was shot, is getting along aap and is sufficiently recovered to be able to have his fengony in the case taken. Miss Jessie Urgan has been rebpbotated teacher at Overton. Great Cut Price Sale China Crockery Glassware Silver Plated Ware 20 per cent. off Dinner Sets 20 per cent. cff Jardinieres 20 per cent. off Clocks 2O per cent. off Glassware 20 per cent.-off Lamps ‘20 per cent, off Knives, Forks, Spoons Migh Grade Silver Plated Ware 3O per cent. off all Odds and Ends Grey Enaméled Ware, prices. away down ‘Table. Glassware, prices away down DINNER SETS 44 Piece Dinner Set, $3.00 6o piece Dinner Set, $4.40 100 piece Dinner Set, §6 95 GLASS BERRY AND TABLE SETS 35, 49, 45, 55, 75, 90 Cts. per Set GLASS PITCHERS, SUGAR BOWLS #AND SPOON HOLDERS 5, 10, 15, 20. 25 Cts. each LEMONADE AND WATER SETS 45: 355, 65; 75, 90 Cts, per Set Wanted. Active, intelligent. and reliable agents, of either sex, to represenutthe Mutual Reserve Fund of New York (operated on Full Reserve basis) as Special Agent. Good territory extended. Offers upwards of fifty, up-to-da‘e: policy contracts, not excelled. by any first class company inthe field. Liberal commispsions to those who mean business, and are capable of producing it. For information apply to, C. M. Oakley, State Mauager, Chronicle Building, San Francisco, California Notice to Creditors, STATE OF CATHERINE SWEET, DEceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, executors of the estate of Catherine Sweet, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons . having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication 4 4 this notice to the shid Executors, at the law office of Chas. W Kitts, Mainstreet, Grass Valley, Nevada Co., Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in said County of Nevada. JOHN SWEET and HARRY SWEET. Executors of the estate of Catherine Bevel. deceased. July 10, 1900 Chas. W. Kitts, Att’y for Estate. CONE JUST TO SEE Gooa Time and Place to BuyGreat American Importing Tea Co, _ Commercial Street, Nevada City. 66 Mill Street, Grass Valley. ’” PRICES LOWER (HAN EVER. ancy as to.the exact spot and one wit-. \) Scr 8 © © 2) 2) ® ® 8 @ ® S © DUCT. FINE. WASH GOODS . MAHER & oa TO-DAY While They Last = ‘To Clean Up the Season AT $ ‘1.00 . A SUIT. See wineaoseoees0g Ladies, one first and aauia chance : dow and then walk in. , All our wash suits are in the window and all marked $1.00 A Sut. The ols price was $1,50, $2.00 and $2.50 They all go this day for $1.00 and that will end the seasot-of 1900. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Attend our arert sale of wash goods at $1.60 a guit. Don’t wait. QOOOOOO @00000000 © NEVER TIRE OF! FOLEY'S . e Cream Soda The reason is because it is always fresh, cold, invigorating and indescribably delicious by its fruit flavors carbonated drinks are dicMoore. se Nevada City Grass Valley PHOTOGRAPHS THAT PLEASE > + I frame all kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. Non-Ma netic W atches. Since Electricity has come in general use the number ot MAGNETIZED -.Is Increasing Daily. Realizing thie fact we have purchased a line of Fine Non-Maguetic Watches, in gentiemen’s sizes only, and we invite Electricians and others to inspect them before investing their money in a timepiece. O@ Watches de-magnetized by us at reasonable prices. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad St,, above Pine, SUCCESSORS TO F. 0. LUBTIB. ©, WATCHES. * Nevada City. ' Telephone West 4 Twin. Bros. Nat Barataria Shrimps’ The best in the land always on hand, J. N. DOXSEE & SONS’ Little Neck Clams 3 cans for 50 cents. WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CENTS., FRANK GUENTHER, ural Rolled Oats. 2Oc a Package. ¢ Elegant Ripe Olives 25 cents a quart. THE CELEBRATED Anchor Oysters 2 cents a can 6n,23 22 CASH GROCER B uckley Building, Ma:n St. Just the Things to Use DURING HOT WEATHER! Bythinia Water. Saratoga Chips, 25c¢ per Ib. _ in any quantity. Chipped Beef, sliced in any ‘quantity. : Cooked and Pressed Ham, Roast Beef and Veal Loafs in cans, Dont Spiced Mackerel in cans. Shrimps and Pig’s Feet in cans, Sliced Star Bacon in cans Broad Street. tated by considerations of health during the heated term. One should uot, one must -. not substitute anything else for these Ice Cold Fluids prescribed and demanded by nature. Holey Ice Cream Parlors: ae ‘Fave You sen Chose ° Beautiful Rugs : AT KINKEAD’S? is Moguet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the SeSe pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash % Ss BEDROOM: SETS. _ For the quality of the articles the prices are lower than San Francisco and Sacramento prices. KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. cooeensosesnoossoeesses HIRE’S ROOT BEER Just Arrived. Heinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk . _ Heinz Sour Pickles in jBulk Heinz Chow Chow. Oe en Te os eS Heinz Chutney Heing's Beans in Cans Heinz Preserved Strawberries. Heinz Preserved Raspberries P.G. SC A DDEN, Commercial Sersets —— HH. & FE. Ll. COOPER : Will Furnish you ; All Material for Yon New Home On THE INSTALL ENT. spi ei ° GIVE USA CALL. . CHAS. E. MULLOY, P!ONEER axocer, Good Lumberjat_reasonable rates 4 \ReccowvesseosssGumialll SOMETHING vou Heing Mustard .¥ a caaeeeeeel THE 1 MONDAY,. BUNKE! It Wil Bea The picnic Perk on Tho of the most en) taken. place in long time. ‘ amusements th Basket-ball — and Newcastle Fancy dancir tague. Tug-of-war te and Nevada Cit Coursing Ma‘ Foot races. Sack race. Stockholder’s Egg and ladk 8 legged race, Kicking Foot Standing Jun Driving Nail. Dancing. The Nevada Brass Bands wi! the day. Far either Grass Va cluding admis cents, children mission at gate on train, 60 and run every hour. COMPANION! Installed Their The new office No. 108, O. F., w by District Dep follows:. Geo. May Tickell, S. Rec. Sec.; Mr Treas.; Mrs. F. . Moerte, L. G.; R J. Tremaine,. O Frank May, Tru After the ir were concluded was rendered : Tostramental . Remarks—R, Instrumental and Al. Renfree Reading—Mrs Vocal Solo—. Remarks—R. Instrumental . ell. Remarks—Mi: A collation . pleasure fo'a cle BOARD 01 Business Transac Sess The bid of Ja ‘ 4efore presente: Schoolhouse wa: The resignatio Justies of the township was re The report of , Pointed to surt from Washingt in Grass Val county road co with You Bet, received, accept on file. é The petitions : tax payers of th appoint Thos. J was denied. The petition new bridge ac Truckee, was la ture meeting of The requést pany for permi county road for wagon was refe Fay, said sup company to fur _ bond for anys cur or damage . _ For The lots on \ oy Mrs. F. Mo aale ata bargai @ whole or in I Paying rent We build them Deafne ty local appli teach the dise ‘Lhere is only and that is. by Deafness is ca dition of the Hustachian Ti inflamed you or imperfect b ‘tirely closed ¢ unless the inf out and this mal = sonditi: pene dP fo sthing onte a the mucous si We will giv for any cast catarrh) that Hall’s Catar:

i1E TRANSCRIPT. ———— ———— isoaed Byery Evening, Sundays Excepted, af NAVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROW IN é& CALEINS. IRRMS OF SUBSCRITTION : . tail, $6 Per Year \ Sarrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part cf the city. *« LEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E MOND: Y... ..5--July 16, 1900 “ Editorial Notes. eel Col. Bryan also ran—the convention. Mrs. Hill’s Insect powder is the best. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old Bs the way, what bas become of Ad-. Vinton keeps it. tf and Young, miral Dewe; ? Grandfather’s Mush, 8 packages for . . : 25 ceutsat Wolf's. tf Thos, Carr léft yesterday for San “Let us scuttle out the Philippines”— From tbe spirit of the Democratic platOpa! Oream softens and whitens the ramento. ee ekin. 250 at Viuton’s. tt . ©.G. Brainard end wife of Alleghany Swell patterns of lawns and dimities . were here Saturdhy. The Ohinese eitustion may still com: . 41°. 191] & Fleming’s. tf Mrs. Josiah Sherman has retarned all right, if the powers do not lose their heads. Ham Rolls aud Corned dam. SomePorr Dewey! No political party took . hing new. At GaYLorp’s. tf advantage of bis withdrawal to insis'. (Qallon Ed Schmidt when you want on his accepting the nomination. any hing in the tobacco line. tf seer This is not.the first time the Democratic party in building a platform. have erected « scuffold. The Kansas City s lutform reads like the list of things brought in an old-jceuts . tf fasbioped donation party. The new centa’y rises in blood, ar the old one did. Pray God that peace may not be far off. We want to know! Isn’t Adlai S‘ev-. enson the only man ever nominated second time and vith another candi date, for the Vice Presidercy? Two years agu, the British were talk iug about American mi+takes in war. Now they are having some little mistakes themselves. Blood will tell. It is something of a question whether Tommy -tkins or Oom Paul most resents the sudden disaprearance of South Afrca from the front pages of the papers. t urope has been hard at work eelling the Chine se modern arms and teaching them how to usethem. Now it is outraged becuuse they profit. by the teaching. We wonder if Mr. Oroker was thoughtless enough to discuss his son’s $4,000 bull pup in the presence of the’ “plain people” who assembled in Kaneas Oity recently? The Hon. Jeff Davis of Arkansas, the gubernatorial nominee of the Democ~ Yaoy of that state, shows a decided leaning towards expansion. This item is for the eye of Eemoeente Chairman Jones. Orcker’s effort to “mother” Hill resulted about as that of a hen to mother du«ks usnally does. Only this time it was the mother that took water. Curiously enough, the population center of the United States is a spot ir Indiana where nobody lives at all. Sort of calm center to the storm. Just totbink, the Hon. “Gus” Va: Wyck was put on the committee to frame the anti trast platform! There was a fine touch of sarcasm in thie selection. If Mr. Bryan can be induced to continue his recent plan of talk'ng from the back of his horse, he may reach that poiot when he will be able to talk . . horse senee. Asn't it curious that the Democrats shoul i so flercely announce the alleged “alliance” with Great Britain and yet refuse to :dopt a law which would put an end to our dependence on that country for our ships. Taken Suddenly lil. While “J .e King,” the teamster, was on his way to Grass* Valley Saturday morning witha heavy load of mining timbers, he was tuken sudde ly ill and fell from the wagon seat to the ground He layed there ror nearly four hours, bis team standing in the road by his J. H. Nile of Penn Valley happened along and found “Joe” vomiting, Dr. Huut was summoned \and found that he had a #ort of cholera morbus, an ailment from which be has suffered before in hot side. and took him home. weatber, Notice to Debtors: ‘All persons indebted to me are requested to call and settle at once. All bills not paid by August lst will be placed in the hands of a collector and parties sued. Wx. Jounston. W. GZ. Andrews has purchased the . . Allison ranch crop of peaches, finest in the county. He receives them fresh twice aday. 50 conte box, :Piace, Broad street. je5BRIRPLY STATED. ams That Should Interest Everybody — Something New Every Day.* See Sapho tonight. Cook’s, that’s all. Have you seen Sapho. “Woodpecker Cigar.” Nuf sed. “Uno” for sore feet. At Vinton’s. tf Foe-Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Sapho at the theater this evening. You can geta tooth brash at Vinton’s. For picnic delicacies go to OC. E. Mulloy’s tf You can’t have Malaria if you drink Cook’s. Spanish Panoche fresh every day at Fol>y’s. porte A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and Fleming’s. m14-tf pleasant tonic. tf If you want a good shine go around ot Gallagher’s stand. Heinz’s pickles, by the dozen, at Geo. O Gaylord & Son’s. Are you satisfied with your Vanilla Extract “Ours is good At Vintons’. ¢f For cold storage meats go to Grissel ‘ros’ and you are sure to get the best. —Wo.f carries a full line of hig1 grade Jellies aud Preservies, 2 Jars for 25 If you want to have a good drink, or a good meal, call around at the New York Hotel. A large crowd of Rebekahs went to Grass Valley Saturday night on a special train to visit the Grass Valley lc dge. If you ever used Jétapton's tooth p -wder you would like it. Vinton bas : for sale. Van Camp’s beets. Ready for table 3ib. cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf's, Cash Grocer. tf “H. B.” What is “H. B”.? The whiskey without a headache. At Tom’s Watermelons are now in market and the choicest lot can be found at W. H. Andrews’, Broad street. tf A benxutitul matted etching with every ourcbase of two packages of Cream of Wheat Mush, at Gaylord & Son’s, The deer hunters who went out yesterday report’ poor luck. The weather being warm the deer have not come down from the mountains as yet. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods.tf Wolf the Cash Grocer, tells you about a couple of his hot weather specialities in his changed ad today. It will pay you to investigate the low prices and high quality at Wolf's. Ralph Maitland while out in the vicinity of Round Mountain yesterday killed a rattlesnake which measured 8 feet Dinches. It had 14 rattles and it was evidently an old timer. All persons having dealings with the Nevada County Electric Power Oo. are notified to present their bills at once, as the company desires to settle its affairs ander that head, now having @ new nime. j61w Raspberries are going out of season and those desiring them should send orders at once to W. H. Andrews, Broad street. tf Fresh Dairy Butter can be bad at W. G Richard’s grocery store for 85 cents e: roll, and fresh Ranch Butter at 20 » its 8 pound. 56 T 'e ladies ofthe Saturday afternoon whist ciub held a meeting Saturday at tne home of Mrs, William Floyd on High street. The favorite game was tbe order of ‘the day and the winners were awarded baudsome favors. The Kuvickerbockers gave another of their enjoysble open air dances Saturday night. Owing to an accident on Saturday afternoon little Miss Gladys Montague was unable to .give her exhibition of fancy dancing but will appear next Saturday. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today: RB. D. Lawrey vs.O. Hunsaker. ‘Ihe court having duly considered the law and the ¢«vidence ordered that jadgment be eatered for defendant with costs. J.H. Coughlin vs. E. E. Blodget et al. It was ordered that the trial of this cause be and the same is hereby continued until Monday July 284 at 10 o’clock. Estate of Catherine G. G. Stover deceased, It was ordered _that. the tinal account be and the ‘same is hereby settied, allowed and approved and a de cree of distribution granted in accordance with the petition. y Estate of Martin Cosler, deceased. It is hereby ordered that the hearing of the petition of ‘I. J. Torpie be and the day, July 17. Estate of Emelie A. Chavanne, deceased. Ordered that Monday the 80th day of July at 10 o’clock be and the distribution of the execators of said estate. Shoo tly. Beautiful paint at stains, varnishes screen doors and windows. Tow.s Bros. Co. ee ‘. Gastie, Placer County, was visited by a Vinton’s Beef Iron and Wine is a. ” same is hereby continued until Tuessame is hereby get as the time for hearing the final account and petition of “NBWCASTLE BURNED. Almost’ All of the Town Destroyed —t8 . Cars of Frait Lost. Atl o'clock Sunday morning Newvery disastrous conflagration. . The entire town with the exception of a store, saloon and one small residence was destroyed. A freight train of 18 cars loaded with fruit at the depot was burned up. Wm. Penrose, who. formerly worked for Grissel Bros. at this city, and who left here last week to accepta position at Newcastle, lost all. his clothing and a gold watch. PERSONAL POINTERS, Francisco. P. F. Simonds left yesterday for Sacfrom a visit at Redding. : W. W. Waggoner left yesterday for a shirt visit at Sacramento. 8. Gilbert and Joho Richards returned yesterday from Butte, Montana. Miss Eleanor. Hoeft left yesterday for San Francisco to visit her sister. 8S. Lee Leiter left yesterday for San Francisco for a vacation of ten days. J. H. Williams and wife of Virginia City are the guests of friends in this oity. E. H. Bidgood of Los Angeles is here on a visit to his brother, St. Clair Bidgood. Alex. Darbin returned to the Twin Eagles mine above Downieville this morning. : L. P. Schwartz and wife left yesterday for San Francisco for the benefit of the Jady’s health. Julius Sontag returned to San Francisco yesterday after a pleasant visit to many friends here. Mrs. J. B. Saxby and children left today for their home at Santa Barbara, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hook. Miss Louise Prout of Dimond, Alameda county, arrived here Ssturday evening on a visit with the family of her uncle, J. G. O’Neill. Mrs. H. L. Johnston of Alleghany was here yestetday en route to Gaston Ridge to visit her husband, who is fore~ mau of the mine there. Robert Martin, formerly of this city, left San Francisco Saturday for England. He expects to be absent three months, and apon bis return will bring his wife’s niece to California. Elisha Hampton arrived here Saturday evening from San Francisco on a visit to his family. Mr. Hampton has just returned from Alaske, where be has been working for the Treadwell miningcompany. — ‘Charles Schuerman, wife and daughter came over from San Juan Saturday: where they “have been visiting the formers father. Mr. Schuerman returned to Sacramento yesterday, but his wife and child will spend a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Win. Walters. *Oe Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared [o take orders for connecting sewers Anyone desiring work done immediately should see John 8S. Gregory. ~ tf. i. ___f Electricity is Life! Prof A. Troibert,Union Hotel, Room 1. Will remain One Week Only! Call and Investigate atonuce, My latest scientific Electric Appliances, cure like Magic, the. worst forms of Rheumatism, Stomach Troubles, and and all forms of Nervous and Vital W: ess. Each Appliance scientifically arranged and adopted to ea h individual case for home treatment. Free Test given. FOR SALE! 3000 Shares (all or part) BRUNSWICK ‘AL Twonty-Threo (28) Cents per Share. —_— Address JOSEPH B. TOPLITZ, 330 Pine St., San Francisco. Have You Tried TAYLOR’S Fresh Roasted Coffee Yet? {f you haven't we would like you to try it It is. Crisp and Aromatic Fresh fromthe Roaster Every Day A Revelati i ca to gush you have had poor, Aseor ting tos tothe he grade and variety y care to ta. Drop in and Have a Drink. THE COMMERCIAL TEA C0., Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W. TAYLOR, Manager. 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, merle als cheerfully een if you ng Bow & lee Cold Tea Free for All! SIRRA COUNTY. Items Canaring Our g Our Northra ae. bors. John Yore, who conducts the toll road between Downieville and Camptonville, appeared before the Board of Supervisors this week and offered to turn the road over to the County and at the same time sell to the County the Yore toll bridge which spans the river about 13¢ miles below town. The price Mr. Yore asks for the same ie $4,000. The Board ie taking the matter ‘ander advisement. * A free county road between this place and Oamptonville has been a long felt want to the people of this section. John Williams met with-an accident at his claim at San Jo Bar on the 28th ult. that nearly resulted in his losing his life by drowning. He was crossing a log at the dam in the river, and when ebout in midstream he fell, and a strong current quickly drew him under the log and down stream about forty yards. At that point he landed into a Still pool of water, and finally sueceeded in extricating himself. Joseph Meyer has purehased the liv, ery stable of John Noland. The Ladies’ Oanyon mine, owned by John, M. A.tnd Tony Costa, Tom Williams and others, made a very favorable clean up this season, after a short run. The total amount taken out is about $3,500. In the gold taken out is a fine nugget, weighing a trifle

short of five pounds, and worth $1100. OFFICERS INSTALLED, Installation and Banquet by Samaritan Lodge of Washington. Dr. J. F. Shaw, D. D. G. P., of the Odd Fellows, went to Washington Saturday night to install the newly-elected officers of Samaritian Lodge at that place. He was acccmpanied by some of the members of Oustomah Lodge of this city. The following were the officers installed: R. F. Williamson, N. G.; 0. T. Wortbley, V. G.; J. S. Kramer, R.S.; O. Helgeson, RS. N. G.; Geo. 8. King, L.8.N. G; C. 8. King, C.; H. Kite, W.; M. Pannier, R. 8. V. Bonney, R. 8. 8.;O. M. Eastman, L.:S 8.; E. T. Wortbley, Treas.; F. Camp, partaken of at Worthley’s Hall. »--4Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Jackson’s. ml-tf sci G.; J.B. Lithgow, L. 8. V. G.; James} After the instailation a banquet was} TRUCKER ITRMS. Events That Have lave Transpired in the ‘Bastern End: of the County. The preliminary examination of Edward ©, Wainright, who shot Gene Brubns on the night of the Fourth, was commenced before Justice’ Finnigan yesterday. Gen. C. F. McGlashan is conducting the examination. A nomber of witnesses were examined yesterday and the examination ie still in progress today. There is a rittie discrepness saystwoshots were fired while the otherssay but one. The charge against the prisoner is assault to “commit marder. The case will doubtless be a strong one and it-seems-certain that he will be held on the charge. Gene Bruhns, who was shot, is getting along aap and is sufficiently recovered to be able to have his fengony in the case taken. Miss Jessie Urgan has been rebpbotated teacher at Overton. Great Cut Price Sale China Crockery Glassware Silver Plated Ware 20 per cent. off Dinner Sets 20 per cent. cff Jardinieres 20 per cent. off Clocks 2O per cent. off Glassware 20 per cent.-off Lamps ‘20 per cent, off Knives, Forks, Spoons Migh Grade Silver Plated Ware 3O per cent. off all Odds and Ends Grey Enaméled Ware, prices. away down ‘Table. Glassware, prices away down DINNER SETS 44 Piece Dinner Set, $3.00 6o piece Dinner Set, $4.40 100 piece Dinner Set, §6 95 GLASS BERRY AND TABLE SETS 35, 49, 45, 55, 75, 90 Cts. per Set GLASS PITCHERS, SUGAR BOWLS #AND SPOON HOLDERS 5, 10, 15, 20. 25 Cts. each LEMONADE AND WATER SETS 45: 355, 65; 75, 90 Cts, per Set Wanted. Active, intelligent. and reliable agents, of either sex, to represenutthe Mutual Reserve Fund of New York (operated on Full Reserve basis) as Special Agent. Good territory extended. Offers upwards of fifty, up-to-da‘e: policy contracts, not excelled. by any first class company inthe field. Liberal commispsions to those who mean business, and are capable of producing it. For information apply to, C. M. Oakley, State Mauager, Chronicle Building, San Francisco, California Notice to Creditors, STATE OF CATHERINE SWEET, DEceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, executors of the estate of Catherine Sweet, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons . having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication 4 4 this notice to the shid Executors, at the law office of Chas. W Kitts, Mainstreet, Grass Valley, Nevada Co., Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in said County of Nevada. JOHN SWEET and HARRY SWEET. Executors of the estate of Catherine Bevel. deceased. July 10, 1900 Chas. W. Kitts, Att’y for Estate. CONE JUST TO SEE Gooa Time and Place to BuyGreat American Importing Tea Co, _ Commercial Street, Nevada City. 66 Mill Street, Grass Valley. ’” PRICES LOWER (HAN EVER. ancy as to.the exact spot and one wit-. \) Scr 8 © © 2) 2) ® ® 8 @ ® S © DUCT. FINE.. WASH GOODS . MAHER & oa TO-DAY While They Last = ‘To Clean Up the Season AT $ ‘1.00 . A SUIT. See wineaoseoees0g Ladies, one first and aauia chance : dow and then walk in. , All our wash suits are in the window and all marked $1.00 A Sut. The ols price was $1,50, $2.00 and $2.50 They all go this day for $1.00 and that will end the seasot-of 1900. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Attend our arert sale of wash goods at $1.60 a guit. Don’t wait. QOOOOOO @00000000 © NEVER TIRE OF! FOLEY'S . e Cream Soda The reason is because it is always fresh, cold, invigorating and indescribably delicious by its fruit flavors carbonated drinks are dicMoore. se Nevada City Grass Valley PHOTOGRAPHS THAT PLEASE > + I frame all kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. Non-Ma netic W atches. Since Electricity has come in general use the number ot MAGNETIZED -.Is Increasing Daily. Realizing thie fact we have purchased a line of Fine Non-Maguetic Watches, in gentiemen’s sizes only, and we invite Electricians and others to inspect them before investing their money in a timepiece. O@ Watches de-magnetized by us at reasonable prices. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad St,, above Pine, SUCCESSORS TO F. 0. LUBTIB. ©, WATCHES. * Nevada City. ' Telephone West 4 Twin. Bros. Nat Barataria Shrimps’ The best in the land always on hand, J. N. DOXSEE & SONS’ Little Neck Clams 3 cans for 50 cents. WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CENTS., FRANK GUENTHER, ural Rolled Oats. 2Oc a Package. ¢ Elegant Ripe Olives 25 cents a quart. THE CELEBRATED Anchor Oysters 2 cents a can 6n,23 22 CASH GROCER B uckley Building, Ma:n St. Just the Things to Use DURING HOT WEATHER! Bythinia Water. Saratoga Chips, 25c¢ per Ib. _ in any quantity. Chipped Beef, sliced in any ‘quantity. : Cooked and Pressed Ham, Roast Beef and Veal Loafs in cans, Dont Spiced Mackerel in cans. Shrimps and Pig’s Feet in cans, Sliced Star Bacon in cans Broad Street. tated by considerations of health during the heated term. One should uot, one must -. not substitute anything else for these Ice Cold Fluids prescribed and demanded by nature. Holey Ice Cream Parlors: ae ‘Fave You sen Chose ° Beautiful Rugs : AT KINKEAD’S? is Moguet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the SeSe pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash % Ss BEDROOM: SETS. _ For the quality of the articles the prices are lower than San Francisco and Sacramento prices. KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. cooeensosesnoossoeesses HIRE’S ROOT BEER Just Arrived. Heinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk . _ Heinz Sour Pickles in jBulk Heinz Chow Chow. Oe en Te os eS Heinz Chutney Heing's Beans in Cans Heinz Preserved Strawberries. Heinz Preserved Raspberries P.G. SC A DDEN, Commercial Sersets —— HH. & FE. Ll. COOPER : Will Furnish you ; All Material for Yon New Home On THE INSTALL ENT. spi ei ° GIVE USA CALL. . CHAS. E. MULLOY, P!ONEER axocer, Good Lumberjat_reasonable rates 4 \ReccowvesseosssGumialll SOMETHING vou Heing Mustard .¥ a caaeeeeeel THE 1 MONDAY,.. BUNKE! It Wil Bea The picnic Perk on Tho of the most en) taken. place in long time. ‘ amusements th Basket-ball — and Newcastle Fancy dancir tague. Tug-of-war te and Nevada Cit Coursing Ma‘ Foot races. Sack race. Stockholder’s Egg and ladk 8 legged race, Kicking Foot Standing Jun Driving Nail. Dancing. The Nevada Brass Bands wi! the day. Far either Grass Va cluding admis cents, children mission at gate on train, 60 and run every hour. COMPANION! Installed Their The new office No. 108, O. F., w by District Dep follows:. Geo. May Tickell, S. Rec. Sec.; Mr Treas.; Mrs. F. . Moerte, L. G.; R J. Tremaine,. O Frank May, Tru After the ir were concluded was rendered : Tostramental . Remarks—R, Instrumental and Al. Renfree Reading—Mrs Vocal Solo—. Remarks—R. Instrumental . ell. Remarks—Mi: A collation . pleasure fo'a cle BOARD 01 Business Transac Sess The bid of Ja ‘ 4efore presente: Schoolhouse wa: The resignatio Justies of the township was re The report of , Pointed to surt from Washingt in Grass Val county road co with You Bet, received, accept on file. é The petitions : tax payers of th appoint Thos. J was denied. The petition new bridge ac Truckee, was la ture meeting of The requést pany for permi county road for wagon was refe Fay, said sup company to fur _ bond for anys cur or damage . _ For The lots on \ oy Mrs. F. Mo aale ata bargai @ whole or in I Paying rent We build them Deafne ty local appli teach the dise ‘Lhere is only and that is. by Deafness is ca dition of the Hustachian Ti inflamed you or imperfect b ‘tirely closed ¢ unless the inf out and this mal = sonditi: pene dP fo sthing onte a the mucous si We will giv for any cast catarrh) that Hall’s Catar: