July 17, 1899 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT, Sundayeand Legs! Holts hays by ‘BROWN &. CALKINS. . a Le 8. CALRINB, 6 JULY. 175, 18994} PASSING oP ik PIONEER: Go. Wilkins, Pormerly of Nevada Goun4, Pays Nuar's. Deb. An flesh is grass, and the longest pa of life seems but a day. Col. J. F. Wilkins, dating back almost to the beginning of this certury, bas passed his » short span of lite, and at 1 o’elock Friday morning, Joly 14th, a noble soul sped its way to that. bourne of which we know so.little, but on «whose shores’ we must all Batber. Col, Wilrins was born, in ’ Rébtooky . on April 9, 1813. In 1849 he married Mise Sallie E. Shackleford, who ‘survives him. « the plains in an ox wagon to California, and in October of that year settied. on Grand Island, in Colnsa county, at what is known. as Wilkins’ Slough. He was a merchant in Kentucky, but he began farming in California. He was County Judge in 1861 and 1862 and in 1871 he was elected County Clerk and held the office dur. ing 1872-3. They had three children born to them on their Grand Island home—Mrs. Richard Bayne, Mrs. B. B. Glascock and. Frank Wilkins. They have made Colusa county their home since its first settlement,except a while, from 1863 to 1866, when he was for a time in Nevada City and then in Grass Valley. The family has been on the home place, where he died, just across the river from Colusa, since 1870. Col. Wilkins was one of the old style Kentucky gentlenien—honest, sincere, ‘geniul—and his hospitality knew no bounds; the latch string was ever on the outside. Hé was a Christian gentleman whose life illustrated his faith, and the atmosphere around him was one of morality and virtue. Wouid that more of us might follow in his footsteps. Full of years, as the world goes, he has passed to the side of that majority at whose side all the teeming millions, now struggling for existence, and, at most a little brief fame, must soon join him. May we be as well prepared. race eters a SOE OUR NORTHERN NEIGHBORS. Newsy Items Gathered From Saturday's Downieville Messenger. The Board of: Supervisors 2~e s‘ill in session, busily equalizing tle assessment roll of thecounty and atten ' ing to the regular quarterly routine business. The assessment roll this year aggregates about the same sum as in the previous year, The officers of Naomi’ Parlor No. 36, N. D.G. W., were installed’ at Odd Fellows’ Hall Wednesiiay evening by D.D.G.P. Mrs. Kate Dubordieu, of Sierra City, assisted by Mrs. Carrie Cook and Mrs. Trompetto of the same Place. A pleasant feature of the evening was the presentation of jeweled pin to Miss Ida Aiken as a token of regard by the members of the Parlor. Judge Smith was in Quincy this week, where he occupied the Superior Bench of Plumas county in cases in. which Judge McLaughlin is disqualified. Several complaints -have lately been made about the obstruction and destruction of roads. Perhaps it is not generally known that such acts are crimes. The placing of an obstruction on a public road isa misdemeanor, and the malicious injury of a public road or a private-road laid out by authority of law is a felony punishable by imprisonment in the State Prison: What is Shiloh? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and: Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumption and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund y ofr money. Price 25 cts., 50 ets. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf —_————_~+ aeSix loaves bread for 25c at ¢ Homann’ F “yan In 1852 they came across} PERSONAL i A DOES. tf Minor’ Hotes and Comments: of Lol i i Daily: Chronicle. of tt of the Doings of Old and Youd. I-28, Goodwin, Of You Bet isserionsly. sot Mrs. B. P. Snell Lew gone to Oakland ona visit.“John Mabarthy came dows today ; es Washington. B. J. and‘ Leon de Sabla have Teturned from San Francisco. « Col. Mather of the Plambago mine went to San Francisco today. “Geo. Harter of San Jose is-here visit‘ jin his-sons, Ralph and Glenn. Ralph B. Mitebeli of San Franciscoarrived here last evening on a visit. Miss Mary Clyne, sistér .toRev. P. #. Clyne, went to San Francieco today. Mrs. Kate ‘Smith of ‘Sacramento is here on a visit’ to Mrs, nakiee Teedinnick: Edwin E. Brown fettitnedk to Forest Gity today after spending a cy says)’ here. ‘Ben Tonella left.today fir’ Gampbent’ Springs in the hops of eanining bis health: A. BR. Morrison, the incense agent, returned last night from * trip to. abe upper country. Michael Hyman’ of’ Fast Broad street gave a patty last evening: to some of his young friends. Col. Hubert Vischer and’ “his: sister, Mrs. Howard Schuyler of New York, are at Smartsville. Mrs, Dana Harmon and her daughter Ruth are here from. Gaston visiting. Mrs, Thos. S. Ford. W.H. Dunlap of the assaying firm of Dunlap & Steinegger has returned from San Francisco. Miss Jennie Meek. of _Camptonville left here yesterday for Portland, Oregon, to visit. with friends; Mrs. RH. Dawe ef Butte, Montana, will arrive this week on a visit ‘to -her brother, Charles H. Eddy. Mrs. E. R. Radke.and denghter leave to-morrow for Santa Cruz where they expect to remain two months. * Mr, and Mrs. W:A:Ralison have returned from a trip to San Francisco and will go to the California~ mine tomorrow. See John 8S. Wilbur, of’ San Francisco, a civil engineer who used to.be superiatendent of the Alaska mine, went to Downieville today. : This evening Ralph Eddy will entert.in the high school class of "99 and: a tew other friends.at the home of his p rents on Prospect Hill. W. 4H. Tuttle left yesterday for Bartlett Springs. He will be joined at Sacramento Sa his’ wife, who has been absick sister at Stockton. Superintendent G. C. Rogers. of the Live Oak mine on Grizzly Ridge, who has been spending the past two days here, was formerty. superintendent of the Green Mountain.:mine in Indian Valley, Plumascounty. The Green . Mountain had over 90 stamps, being the largest property on the Foust in its day. Shot at by a Chinaman. George. Broyles and Henry Barron of French Corral, wh own a mining claim on the. Yuba: river a few miles from Rice’s. Crossing, went. down to their claim a few days ago and found two Chinamen at work there. They ordered them tp vacate, but the Mongolians refused, and one held the men at bay with a pick while the other ran to his cabin and got a revolver. Returning, he opened fire on Broyles, who with Barron made a hasty retreat into the brush. Broyles and Barron returned to town and swore to a complaint charging the Chinese who did the shooting with assault witha deadly weapon with intent to commit murder. The warrant.-was given to Constable Northup of North San Juan; who did not serve it until Saturday. ‘Thé officer had some treabls in disarming his prisoner. Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s.Clover Root Tea purifiles the breath by its-action“on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Soild for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts, For sale by H. Dickerman, the aac tf > —+ +e + Six loaves bread tor 25c at Homann’s b ame jlord & Son, is the best,, ee EES ee tonight left for that town this affer-. : ~Tnterest:= = }2-For-Life Insurance see f.B. sad Pe «Shine free with shave at Dr. Wagner, physician ‘and : Seat tor the'férm today.*"*" * Honse and lot for . Sale. ‘Engaite George C. Gaflord. © £3 Fe me ie Star Creamery batter, sold by GayToo Oola Git Rage Baer’ at: Miss S. VY. Heard of Sacramento ‘has been élected teacher; of, the pablic school in Magnolia district on. Bepy, river near Glipper Gap. + ae —. 2 * Today the Goubty Board of.Eqaulis, zation. reduced. thi nt. B.oomfield ‘from $20,000 chaingang — this: morning’ and put to work breaking rock ob the dan ‘Pennsplyania mine, P <The afintéurs: whotdte fo! play “Mies takes. of a Family”,.ab, North: Juan noosa, They will appear at the theater here fomorrow night. «* ‘ Grand Supetior range; Sonora heater, . ’ oak dining, chairs, center: and patent} leaf extension tables, shades,. rockers, Lete., for sale at residence of George L. ‘Hughes, corner of Main and Court streets. j16-3t Housebold furniture for sale very cheap. Evérything nearly new and up to date, Also, one very fine Kimball organ,\and_ one good second-hand: pianos Yoquire of Mrs. D. F, Bell, Nevada street. ji2-lw The. Yuba Power Company is having considerable trouble in -securing help in‘doing its work at Dobbins Ranch, Thirty. of .the 150. ‘men.imported. from San Francisco have already left, saying that things: are not as was represented to them. The company. will have to change foremah and cooks if they want the men to stay. so pea: “Mistakes of a Family, or The Wrong “Man,” is a sure cure for the blues. At the theater tomortow night. it W. Mills? A Appointment. William H. “Mills, land agent -of the Central Pacific Railway Company, has been appointed honorary expert in the Fisheries and-Foréstry Department for the United States at the Paris Expo: ‘sition. The appointment wasmade by Commissioner-General Ferdinand W: Peck upon the recommendation of “KiFeitk vellitig 15eat the Racket Store. . "IT The County carton adjourned . wig Referee Saloon, the best in the land. tf] W. “Eight inisdemeanor : prisoners ‘tom {Bob the county jail werd taken ut withthe : Gn: motion and vy order’ of. the pe pg Bowerniaw was a pointed’ . do over the ‘chat "With “eotti*P xed ait 90 been ‘less Monntain school eae ve jt . than five for the sc ssed, atid that edd) Placed in the-care of Leyi Sanford. & petition was received from. freeholders and residents of Road District No. 1 requesting the Board to alter the road. how: Teading from Ne-. " vada City. to Oanada Hill, ~~ On motion and ‘by order of ‘the Board the. following viewers were appointed, viz; W.H. Martin, R. J. Tremaine, W. W. Waggoner. , ‘o'clock Monday morning, July. 17th. J.M. Bourrineron, President of the Board. Attest: L. Aproaast; + ‘ Clerk,By A.J. Hoskina, Deputy. The strongest amateur performance theater tomorrow night. é At $60 OR THIRTY DAYS, Emmett Costello ‘Gets His Sentence — Assaulted Hyman Again Yesterday. ‘Saturday night at 9:40’the jury in the . : case of Emmett Costello, tried for battery on L. Hyman, brought: ina verdict of guilty, This. fiorning Justice Coughlan sentenced him to pay $60 fine or be imprisoned thirty days. He did not have™ the seusy and went in Dr. Tarleton H. Bean, director of the Forestry and Fisheries Department. Mr. Mills. -willdevote: himself to the procurement of a suitable exhibit from this coast. Hé has been: in commani+ cation with Director Bean for some .titae past. relative. to. the sending to’ Paris of the part of the trunk of a huge sugar pine recently found in the MceClond district. The trunk is 12 feet in diameter. It is proposed to send it by Sailing vessel to Hayre, thence by rail to Vincennes, where are the forestry buildings. In the big log will be cut seats f6r: seventy-five .peopie. The Paris Commissioners have been asked if they will award space for the exhibi. tion, and should a favorable reply be received, as expected, the big log will be sent. A striking exhibit in the Agricultural Department will-be-a kinetoscope picture of a California harvester at work, Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases . relieved immediately. Price 25cts., 50 cts. and $1 00.” For. sale bv H. Dickerman, the druggist. “tf . Tonight If your liver is out of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache; Heartburn; or Constipation, také 4 dése of” Hood’s, Pills. On retiring, and tomorrow. your-digestive organs will be regulated and you will te bright, active and read: for gt! kind of work. This has been -the experience of others; it will be yours. HOOD’S: PILES are sold by all medicine dealers. 25 cta, Yesterday. morning. Costello. ei a second attack on Hyman. The latter was standing in front of his place of business talking to Ed “Chambers when . New Degree FE, Hine Wotnor’"oberta, O.; Mise . Faller, ©.; ee ee . G i ad nay ees : atedyth: daily atténdance of pupils ot the Iron} Pee >. -—Mrs. Lifiie Hitchins; recitation—J. The Board then adjourned till ten. ” ever witnessed in Nevada City at the} bidieein lente Teale’ qt, — Ledge, I. 0.0.) ie Arbogast, “N.-G.; Mrs. Lillie} Perea V. G.; Miss Adeline Hother5 8.; Miss Lala Clutter, F. 8.; t Laws Polich, Treas; Mrs. M. Columbine etm 1: Al rs:Emma Celio, -R.8. V.G.; Sally Forages ae la oa ig “fe Slt ares ‘Mies . Avbbomag nadectibieg At. Socuan’ belo’ William ‘McKinlay, Jr; jremarks—Hon. Grove L: Johnson. a F ? Teacher—Tommy, can you count be‘yond ten? Tommy oer Jack, queen, king, BOG; 2 pe It it’s Good Coffee: SR Sieh oa Have rho Storés =” That's Why Quality so Good Prices sa’ ‘Reasonable . . Commercial ns awege. Clity. . Main + street,’ : Gi i Mostello’came up; andst¥iking the, and subsequently -releasedon bonds, with Wm. ‘Maitland, Fred Brown. and Leonard DeVillbiss as sureties.'J tistice . Holbrook. fixad the time to plead’ for’ two o’clock thisafternoon. He pleaded ‘guilty when brought into court and morrow. He’ will aoubtiess Feceive u héavy sentence. BOARD OF "BQUALIZATION. The Official Proceedings. as Reported y the Connty Clerk. Sattrpax, Jaly)15, 1899, The Board met pursuant. to adjournment. Present—Heary Luke, F. M. J.M. Buffington J. M. Buffington, President of the Board, presiding. The ‘minutes of: Friday, July: 24'e, were read and on ‘motion approved, a8 @ Board of Equalization, oy Seder the Board . adjourned ‘till Monday morning. at ten Q pologle, M. USFINGTON, "* Presid: of th Board. Attest: F: L. Anpocase, Clarke By Ass: foestor Depray: Berries. My raspberries aye twenty days late in ripening this year. Orders reeeived:to date Later orders will be subject to an “if.” 1. have three thousand quarts coming on;<bued’ the retail trade will demand a good part of them. . (12) T.H. LEHR. ee taj All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated ‘4 : MONARCH. Witb lo: ong bosom, short bosom or colored bo-@/ @ best fitting shirt made. All sizes.@™ Erom 75 cts. to $1.50. D) D som. T' The man or woman who is about to buy. Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if the onsider deceptionan art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for, be _— friends just the same, NECKWEAR. § Confidential ‘to the ._ ‘4 We carry all the latest Byles: and & Carler «J People Who Wear Clothing. Particularly those who Think of Buying. Fair dealing is artistic Motto is : Your money beck if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. -Keturn it andGet your mon U jl IIs in: of Leather Stocking, 7 . Just-the thing for bs saa weather. eg ; — gk yh os storekeeper savagely in the face, knorfc' ed him down. Costello was arrested’ will be sentenced at ten v’elock to-j Pridgeon, A. J. Wood, John. -Fay and € No business coming before the, Y3oara will be filled béetwe en this ane Augiist 10the}~ . Oakland after a visit here. . match was a very tame one. -. used to belong to. Wm. G. Richards of > Nevada City, in ‘several events at the “/etantly failing to @are with local treat. tionaldisease, and therefore requires : bbe ore “you. wanit = We eacies Galaway has returned tol Miss Ida Wilhelm went to San Fran: ‘téday-for a two months" visit; * Mc. and Mrs. H. Diebl and Mrs. Kate Dunn went o San Francisco t “Maarice } i, Pat: Feeney: ‘ond Wm. Horgan left tia tor Bartlett Springs. ftp 8 Seven young men pat to ‘Souiipame Hill Saturday night on a deer hunting Pexpedition: They returned last. night ‘night with three fine buck deer. pied, the ten-round fight at Sacramento turday night between Mike Whelihan of this city and Joe Cotton the latter was. given .the decision. The Messrs. Brown & Blamey have en-: tered their stallion Lochinvar, ; which ‘S.:eramento and Oakland races. Mrs. John Roberts of Grass ‘Vaitey. o had been illa year with heart dis-+ ease, died at Oakland last evening. two sons and a ar. 'Bhe was a native of Corn ait aed 06 yeare The body will be brought home for burial: There is more Gaterth in this section of'the country than all other diseases put together, and until the-last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro‘Mounced it a local disease, and preSeribed focal remedies, and by conment,pronounced itincurable, Science has proven catarrh to be a constituconstitational: treatment. ~Hall’s Camanufactured by F. J. Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only tional cure-on the market, It is taken internally in doses from 10! , Pig stoateaspoopfnl, It actsdirectly © blood ‘and mucus surfaces of the. 1 eee. They offer one* bundred dollars for any case it fails to cure.: Send for circulars and testimonials. Ad. dress, ae set ab & Co., Toledo, os > Sold ruggists, 75c, Hall’s Family. . Pills are the best. a" rare treat in store for all who attend John Hays Hammond, read a PSR ‘deep intithg, in siete he exp the opinion that mining can be done a a depth of 10,000 feet with our pre appliances, and that this limit ca extended much further, with probabk ‘improvements in machinery. The difficulty in hoisting from, grea depths Mr. Hammond propose: by breaking the lift—boisting throught one shaft to a level 4000 or 5000~ feet below the surface, and then trans. ferring the load to another cage au beginning another hoist. The incréat of temperature with depth is not . insuperable difficulty by any means . In short, the extension of —— ond any yet nown ore Neiatie powers of:theeu the only question to be. co being the commercial one—w New Crop Shrimps. ‘ A fresh lot jast receiyed by. Gayle ‘4 mie on ee Public. Administrator’s = Annuat-Account. TO SUPERIOR COURT oF NEVADA Canary and the County Clerk of said county: ie, Public Administrator of. Neaia te, here by. by sabmnite his connie account as required by law: : ESTATE OF M. BERRYMAN, DECEASED, Appraised value of estatereceived by Administrator. 8 pomoed aceat, incurred and debts paid. 23 50 Balance on hand . 2250 f fees. Fees go to the county, money is on deposit with the County € Say 3, T. J. SRE = __Publie Administr: 4 ATE OF CaLtorytA, et nee of Nevada . 88 poses and says: That the foregoing state. ment is true and correct. bed and sworn to before me? ‘tht si dip ot Daly. “1899, aud I certify that said RBOGAST, the. show tomorrow night. it County Clerk. © ". Farewell to Shirt Waists . NOW. FOR. SOMETHING THAT Is ALWAYS IN STYBRE = ered by. wéar from our wsipin They have rjom for nétaral mayemen Tha pS we —— are fons but ‘not ill-shaped, . They conform to the liners of the ea “They are handsome, easy and durable. The stock used -ho vest leather, tanned and prepared in such ce way. as to give the best ,possible se rv Our Genta’ $2.25 and $2.50. Vici ‘Kid ° }: sonar no equal: Have you seen em ie reasonabie prices. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. 3 “Like meets ir to My sees Light ‘Weight. N eae it All kitids And-Golore, = FP 4 y read the different Clothing sdivislincinate: Some people! . nough for us. It makes new friends and holds old 2904 One. ey~—you shall have it without’a word of f arcumentand We carry the celebrate! “You'll Have to Other, Triple. hate ‘Are those which ‘ate comfoetably: covRepairing promptly and neatly done } Sizes 8 Kt to 10. Ladies Fast ~ PRICE, 5c. ‘ Respeetaly, One Case Ladies Fast Black Hose All sizes. Old price 12\%e. New price 3 PAIR FOR a _ MARKER & CO. “Phat? the Selbiet “62 ali cur’ ek gra Come and talk with . “kis & ‘Streets Genes Tomales, Pneee Mave Papas Toeees Sauce, 20c per can A. B. WOLF, al Ladies’ Fast Black Hos3 Old Price 12c New Price; 3 Pair 25c. _. Breakfast Goods. le Fresh bos tas Mts i 2 cans 5 cts. GROCER estates have come to my hands. ; 2 sf ce eeaantion is a salary fixed te — ne 7, J. Torpie, being first duly sworn, a officer has adjusted his accounts with me as seauired by law, and bas Te are correct. ~~ Black Hose . ‘The greatest Hose in the World, ° nder of her s, returned § issatisfled * which was rett If the Direct f couragement t . display at Ar and a live stoc Park under th ; racing at. the 4 management. “Mistakes 0 0 : Man” at ben tw AG Joe Debs,dis Fat Stockton ¢ . insauity, and . F as long as. his terday mornit bad a fellowhis foom an > piece from hi oftivers think . having-been r . that his alleg . twenty dolla pocket is. th “ imagination. The Reduc ‘The -perpet ' atthe Pione » Friday night the officers ai ~ gome clue. The TRANS value of the $2000. was ve ments of The annow papere that $250 is an er » “Dony Pet ‘your nerves. -. them stron = rich by Hoc true nerve . It never dis Hood’s P

THE TRANSCRIPT, Sundayeand Legs! Holts hays by ‘BROWN &. CALKINS. . a Le 8. CALRINB, 6 JULY. 175, 18994} PASSING oP ik PIONEER: Go. Wilkins, Pormerly of Nevada Goun4, Pays Nuar's. Deb. An flesh is grass, and the longest pa of life seems but a day. Col. J. F. Wilkins, dating back almost to the beginning of this certury, bas passed his » short span of lite, and at 1 o’elock Friday morning, Joly 14th, a noble soul sped its way to that. bourne of which we know so.little, but on «whose shores’ we must all Batber. Col, Wilrins was born, in ’ Rébtooky . on April 9, 1813. In 1849 he married Mise Sallie E. Shackleford, who ‘survives him. « the plains in an ox wagon to California, and in October of that year settied. on Grand Island, in Colnsa county, at what is known. as Wilkins’ Slough. He was a merchant in Kentucky, but he began farming in California. He was County Judge in 1861 and 1862 and in 1871 he was elected County Clerk and held the office dur. ing 1872-3. They had three children born to them on their Grand Island home—Mrs. Richard Bayne, Mrs. B. B. Glascock and. Frank Wilkins. They have made Colusa county their home since its first settlement,except a while, from 1863 to 1866, when he was for a time in Nevada City and then in Grass Valley. The family has been on the home place, where he died, just across the river from Colusa, since 1870. Col. Wilkins was one of the old style Kentucky gentlenien—honest, sincere, ‘geniul—and his hospitality knew no bounds; the latch string was ever on the outside. Hé was a Christian gentleman whose life illustrated his faith, and the atmosphere around him was one of morality and virtue. Wouid that more of us might follow in his footsteps. Full of years, as the world goes, he has passed to the side of that majority at whose side all the teeming millions, now struggling for existence, and, at most a little brief fame, must soon join him. May we be as well prepared. race eters a SOE OUR NORTHERN NEIGHBORS. Newsy Items Gathered From Saturday's Downieville Messenger. The Board of: Supervisors 2~e s‘ill in session, busily equalizing tle assessment roll of thecounty and atten ' ing to the regular quarterly routine business. The assessment roll this year aggregates about the same sum as in the previous year, The officers of Naomi’ Parlor No. 36, N. D.G. W., were installed’ at Odd Fellows’ Hall Wednesiiay evening by D.D.G.P. Mrs. Kate Dubordieu, of Sierra City, assisted by Mrs. Carrie Cook and Mrs. Trompetto of the same Place. A pleasant feature of the evening was the presentation of jeweled pin to Miss Ida Aiken as a token of regard by the members of the Parlor. Judge Smith was in Quincy this week, where he occupied the Superior Bench of Plumas county in cases in. which Judge McLaughlin is disqualified. Several complaints -have lately been made about the obstruction and destruction of roads. Perhaps it is not generally known that such acts are crimes. The placing of an obstruction on a public road isa misdemeanor, and the malicious injury of a public road or a private-road laid out by authority of law is a felony punishable by imprisonment in the State Prison: What is Shiloh? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and: Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumption and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund y ofr money. Price 25 cts., 50 ets. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf —_————_~+ aeSix loaves bread for 25c at ¢ Homann’ F “yan In 1852 they came across} PERSONAL i A DOES. tf Minor’ Hotes and Comments: of Lol i i Daily: Chronicle. of tt of the Doings of Old and Youd. I-28, Goodwin, Of You Bet isserionsly. sot Mrs. B. P. Snell Lew gone to Oakland ona visit.“John Mabarthy came dows today ; es Washington. B. J. and‘ Leon de Sabla have Teturned from San Francisco.. « Col. Mather of the Plambago mine went to San Francisco today. “Geo. Harter of San Jose is-here visit‘ jin his-sons, Ralph and Glenn. Ralph B. Mitebeli of San Franciscoarrived here last evening on a visit. Miss Mary Clyne, sistér .toRev. P. #. Clyne, went to San Francieco today. Mrs. Kate ‘Smith of ‘Sacramento is here on a visit’ to Mrs, nakiee Teedinnick: Edwin E. Brown fettitnedk to Forest Gity today after spending a cy says)’ here. ‘Ben Tonella left.today fir’ Gampbent’ Springs in the hops of eanining bis health: A. BR. Morrison, the incense agent, returned last night from * trip to. abe upper country. Michael Hyman’ of’ Fast Broad street gave a patty last evening: to some of his young friends. Col. Hubert Vischer and’ “his: sister, Mrs. Howard Schuyler of New York, are at Smartsville. Mrs, Dana Harmon and her daughter Ruth are here from. Gaston visiting. Mrs, Thos. S. Ford. W.H. Dunlap of the assaying firm of Dunlap & Steinegger has returned from San Francisco. Miss Jennie Meek.. of _Camptonville left here yesterday for Portland, Oregon, to visit. with friends; Mrs. RH. Dawe ef Butte, Montana, will arrive this week on a visit ‘to -her brother, Charles H. Eddy. Mrs. E. R. Radke.and denghter leave to-morrow for Santa Cruz where they expect to remain two months. * Mr, and Mrs. W:A:Ralison have returned from a trip to San Francisco and will go to the California~ mine tomorrow. See John 8S. Wilbur, of’ San Francisco, a civil engineer who used to.be superiatendent of the Alaska mine, went to Downieville today. : This evening Ralph Eddy will entert.in the high school class of "99 and: a tew other friends.at the home of his p rents on Prospect Hill. W. 4H. Tuttle left yesterday for Bartlett Springs. He will be joined at Sacramento Sa his’ wife, who has been absick sister at Stockton. Superintendent G. C. Rogers. of the Live Oak mine on Grizzly Ridge, who has been spending the past two days here, was formerty. superintendent of the Green Mountain.:mine in Indian Valley, Plumascounty. The Green . Mountain had over 90 stamps, being the largest property on the Foust in its day. Shot at by a Chinaman. George. Broyles and Henry Barron of French Corral, wh own a mining claim on the. Yuba: river a few miles from Rice’s. Crossing, went. down to their claim a few days ago and found two Chinamen at work there. They ordered them tp vacate, but the Mongolians refused, and one held the men at bay with a pick while the other ran to his cabin and got a revolver. Returning, he opened fire on Broyles, who with Barron made a hasty retreat into the brush. Broyles and Barron returned to town and swore to a complaint charging the Chinese who did the shooting with assault witha deadly weapon with intent to commit murder. The warrant.-was given to Constable Northup of North San Juan; who did not serve it until Saturday. ‘Thé officer had some treabls in disarming his prisoner. Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s.Clover Root Tea purifiles the breath by its-action“on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Soild for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts, For sale by H. Dickerman, the aac tf > —+ +e + Six loaves bread tor 25c at Homann’s b ame jlord & Son, is the best,, ee EES ee tonight left for that town this affer-. : ~Tnterest:= = }2-For-Life Insurance see f.B. sad Pe «Shine free with shave at Dr. Wagner, physician ‘and : Seat tor the'férm today.*"*" * Honse and lot for . Sale. ‘Engaite George C. Gaflord. © £3 Fe me ie Star Creamery batter, sold by GayToo Oola Git Rage Baer’ at: Miss S. VY. Heard of Sacramento ‘has been élected teacher; of, the pablic school in Magnolia district on. Bepy, river near Glipper Gap. + ae —. 2 * Today the Goubty Board of.Eqaulis, zation. reduced. thi nt. B.oomfield ‘from $20,000 chaingang — this: morning’ and put to work breaking rock ob the dan ‘Pennsplyania mine, P <The afintéurs: whotdte fo! play “Mies takes. of a Family”,.ab, North: Juan noosa, They will appear at the theater here fomorrow night. «* ‘ Grand Supetior range; Sonora heater, . ’ oak dining, chairs, center: and patent} leaf extension tables, shades,. rockers, Lete., for sale at residence of George L. ‘Hughes, corner of Main and Court streets. j16-3t Housebold furniture for sale very cheap. Evérything nearly new and up to date, Also, one very fine Kimball organ,\and_ one good second-hand: pianos Yoquire of Mrs. D. F, Bell, Nevada street. ji2-lw The. Yuba Power Company is having considerable trouble in -securing help in‘doing its work at Dobbins Ranch, Thirty. of .the 150. ‘men.imported. from San Francisco have already left, saying that things: are not as was represented to them. The company. will have to change foremah and cooks if they want the men to stay. so pea: “Mistakes of a Family, or The Wrong “Man,” is a sure cure for the blues. At the theater tomortow night. it W. Mills? A Appointment. William H. “Mills, land agent -of the Central Pacific Railway Company, has been appointed honorary expert in the Fisheries and-Foréstry Department for the United States at the Paris Expo: ‘sition. The appointment wasmade by Commissioner-General Ferdinand W: Peck upon the recommendation of “KiFeitk vellitig 15eat the Racket Store. . "IT The County carton adjourned . wig Referee Saloon, the best in the land. tf] W. “Eight inisdemeanor : prisoners ‘tom {Bob the county jail werd taken ut withthe : Gn: motion and vy order’ of. the pe pg Bowerniaw was a pointed’ . do over the ‘chat "With “eotti*P xed ait 90 been ‘less Monntain school eae ve jt . than five for the sc ssed, atid that edd) Placed in the-care of Leyi Sanford. & petition was received from. freeholders and residents of Road District No. 1 requesting the Board to alter the road. how: Teading from Ne-. " vada City. to Oanada Hill, ~~ On motion and ‘by order of ‘the Board the. following viewers were appointed, viz; W.H. Martin, R. J. Tremaine, W. W. Waggoner. , ‘o'clock Monday morning, July. 17th. J.M. Bourrineron, President of the Board. Attest: L. Aproaast; + ‘ Clerk,By A.J. Hoskina, Deputy. The strongest amateur performance theater tomorrow night. é At $60 OR THIRTY DAYS, Emmett Costello ‘Gets His Sentence — Assaulted Hyman Again Yesterday. ‘Saturday night at 9:40’the jury in the . : case of Emmett Costello, tried for battery on L. Hyman, brought: ina verdict of guilty, This. fiorning Justice Coughlan sentenced him to pay $60 fine or be imprisoned thirty days. He did not have™ the seusy and went in Dr. Tarleton H. Bean, director of the Forestry and Fisheries Department. Mr. Mills. -willdevote: himself to the procurement of a suitable exhibit from this coast. Hé has been: in commani+ cation with Director Bean for some .titae past. relative. to. the sending to’ Paris of the part of the trunk of a huge sugar pine recently found in the MceClond district. The trunk is 12 feet in diameter. It is proposed to send it by Sailing vessel to Hayre, thence by rail to Vincennes, where are the forestry buildings. In the big log will be cut seats f6r: seventy-five .peopie. The Paris Commissioners have been asked if they will award space for the exhibi. tion, and should a favorable reply be received, as expected, the big log will be sent. A striking exhibit in the Agricultural Department will-be-a kinetoscope picture of a California harvester at work, Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases . relieved immediately. Price 25cts., 50 cts. and $1 00.” For. sale bv H. Dickerman, the druggist.. “tf . Tonight If your liver is out of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache; Heartburn; or Constipation, také 4 dése of” Hood’s, Pills. On retiring, and tomorrow. your-digestive organs will be regulated and you will te bright, active and read: for gt! kind of work. This has been -the experience of others; it will be yours. HOOD’S: PILES are sold by all medicine dealers. 25 cta, Yesterday. morning. Costello. ei a second attack on Hyman. The latter was standing in front of his place of

business talking to Ed “Chambers when . New Degree FE, Hine Wotnor’"oberta, O.; Mise . Faller, ©.; ee ee . G i ad nay ees : atedyth: daily atténdance of pupils ot the Iron} Pee >. -—Mrs. Lifiie Hitchins; recitation—J. The Board then adjourned till ten. ” ever witnessed in Nevada City at the} bidieein lente Teale’ qt, — Ledge, I. 0.0.) ie Arbogast, “N.-G.; Mrs. Lillie} Perea V. G.; Miss Adeline Hother5 8.; Miss Lala Clutter, F. 8.; t Laws Polich, Treas; Mrs. M. Columbine etm 1: Al rs:Emma Celio, -R.8. V.G.; Sally Forages ae la oa ig “fe Slt ares ‘Mies . Avbbomag nadectibieg At. Socuan’ belo’ William ‘McKinlay, Jr; jremarks—Hon. Grove L: Johnson. a F ? Teacher—Tommy, can you count be‘yond ten? Tommy oer Jack, queen, king, BOG; 2 pe It it’s Good Coffee: SR Sieh oa Have rho Storés =” That's Why Quality so Good Prices sa’ ‘Reasonable . . Commercial ns awege. Clity. . Main + street,’ : Gi i Mostello’came up; andst¥iking the, and subsequently -releasedon bonds, with Wm. ‘Maitland, Fred Brown. and Leonard DeVillbiss as sureties.'J tistice . Holbrook. fixad the time to plead’ for’ two o’clock thisafternoon. He pleaded ‘guilty when brought into court and morrow. He’ will aoubtiess Feceive u héavy sentence. BOARD OF "BQUALIZATION. The Official Proceedings. as Reported y the Connty Clerk. Sattrpax, Jaly)15, 1899, The Board met pursuant. to adjournment. Present—Heary Luke, F. M. J.M. Buffington J. M. Buffington, President of the Board, presiding. The ‘minutes of: Friday, July: 24'e, were read and on ‘motion approved, a8 @ Board of Equalization, oy Seder the Board . adjourned ‘till Monday morning. at ten Q pologle, M. USFINGTON, "* Presid: of th Board. Attest: F: L. Anpocase, Clarke By Ass: foestor Depray: Berries. My raspberries aye twenty days late in ripening this year. Orders reeeived:to date Later orders will be subject to an “if.” 1. have three thousand quarts coming on;<bued’ the retail trade will demand a good part of them. . (12) T.H. LEHR. ee taj All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated ‘4 : MONARCH. Witb lo: ong bosom, short bosom or colored bo-@/ @ best fitting shirt made. All sizes.@™ Erom 75 cts. to $1.50. D) D som. T' The man or woman who is about to buy. Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if the onsider deceptionan art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for, be _— friends just the same, NECKWEAR. § Confidential ‘to the ._ ‘4 We carry all the latest Byles: and & Carler «J People Who Wear Clothing. Particularly those who Think of Buying. Fair dealing is artistic Motto is : Your money beck if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. -Keturn it andGet your mon U jl IIs in: of Leather Stocking, 7 . Just-the thing for bs saa weather. eg ; — gk yh os storekeeper savagely in the face, knorfc' ed him down. Costello was arrested’ will be sentenced at ten v’elock to-j Pridgeon, A. J. Wood, John. -Fay and € No business coming before the, Y3oara will be filled béetwe en this ane Augiist 10the}~ . Oakland after a visit here. . match was a very tame one. -. used to belong to. Wm. G. Richards of > Nevada City, in ‘several events at the “/etantly failing to @are with local treat. tionaldisease, and therefore requires : bbe ore “you. wanit = We eacies Galaway has returned tol Miss Ida Wilhelm went to San Fran: ‘téday-for a two months" visit; * Mc. and Mrs. H. Diebl and Mrs. Kate Dunn went o San Francisco t “Maarice } i, Pat: Feeney: ‘ond Wm. Horgan left tia tor Bartlett Springs. ftp 8 Seven young men pat to ‘Souiipame Hill Saturday night on a deer hunting Pexpedition: They returned last. night ‘night with three fine buck deer. pied, the ten-round fight at Sacramento turday night between Mike Whelihan of this city and Joe Cotton the latter was. given .the decision. The Messrs. Brown & Blamey have en-: tered their stallion Lochinvar, ; which ‘S.:eramento and Oakland races.. Mrs. John Roberts of Grass ‘Vaitey. o had been illa year with heart dis-+ ease, died at Oakland last evening. two sons and a ar. 'Bhe was a native of Corn ait aed 06 yeare The body will be brought home for burial: There is more Gaterth in this section of'the country than all other diseases put together, and until the-last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro‘Mounced it a local disease, and preSeribed focal remedies, and by conment,pronounced itincurable, Science has proven catarrh to be a constituconstitational: treatment. ~Hall’s Camanufactured by F. J. Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only tional cure-on the market, It is taken internally in doses from 10! , Pig stoateaspoopfnl, It actsdirectly © blood ‘and mucus surfaces of the. 1 eee. They offer one* bundred dollars for any case it fails to cure.: Send for circulars and testimonials. Ad. dress, ae set ab & Co., Toledo, os > Sold ruggists, 75c, Hall’s Family. . Pills are the best. a" rare treat in store for all who attend John Hays Hammond, read a PSR ‘deep intithg, in siete he exp the opinion that mining can be done a a depth of 10,000 feet with our pre appliances, and that this limit ca extended much further, with probabk ‘improvements in machinery. The difficulty in hoisting from, grea depths Mr. Hammond propose: by breaking the lift—boisting throught one shaft to a level 4000 or 5000~ feet below the surface, and then trans. ferring the load to another cage au beginning another hoist. The incréat of temperature with depth is not . insuperable difficulty by any means . In short, the extension of —— ond any yet nown ore Neiatie powers of:theeu the only question to be. co being the commercial one—w New Crop Shrimps. ‘ A fresh lot jast receiyed by. Gayle ‘4 mie on ee Public. Administrator’s = Annuat-Account. TO SUPERIOR COURT oF NEVADA Canary and the County Clerk of said county: ie, Public Administrator of. Neaia te, here by. by sabmnite his connie account as required by law: : ESTATE OF M. BERRYMAN, DECEASED, Appraised value of estatereceived by Administrator. 8 pomoed aceat, incurred and debts paid. 23 50 Balance on hand . 2250 f fees. Fees go to the county, money is on deposit with the County € Say 3, T. J. SRE = __Publie Administr: 4 ATE OF CaLtorytA, et nee of Nevada . 88 poses and says: That the foregoing state. ment is true and correct. bed and sworn to before me? ‘tht si dip ot Daly. “1899, aud I certify that said RBOGAST, the. show tomorrow night. it County Clerk. © ". Farewell to Shirt Waists . NOW. FOR. SOMETHING THAT Is ALWAYS IN STYBRE = ered by. wéar from our wsipin They have rjom for nétaral mayemen Tha pS we —— are fons but ‘not ill-shaped, . They conform to the liners of the ea “They are handsome, easy and durable. The stock used -ho vest leather, tanned and prepared in such ce way. as to give the best ,possible se rv Our Genta’ $2.25 and $2.50. Vici ‘Kid ° }: sonar no equal: Have you seen em ie reasonabie prices. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. 3 “Like meets ir to My sees Light ‘Weight. N eae it All kitids And-Golore, = FP 4 y read the different Clothing sdivislincinate: Some people! . nough for us. It makes new friends and holds old 2904 One. ey~—you shall have it without’a word of f arcumentand We carry the celebrate! “You'll Have to Other, Triple. hate ‘Are those which ‘ate comfoetably: covRepairing promptly and neatly done } Sizes 8 Kt to 10. Ladies Fast ~ PRICE, 5c. ‘ Respeetaly, One Case Ladies Fast Black Hose All sizes. Old price 12\%e. New price 3 PAIR FOR a _ MARKER & CO. “Phat? the Selbiet “62 ali cur’ ek gra Come and talk with . “kis & ‘Streets Genes Tomales, Pneee Mave Papas Toeees Sauce, 20c per can A. B. WOLF, al Ladies’ Fast Black Hos3 Old Price 12c New Price; 3 Pair 25c. _. Breakfast Goods. le Fresh bos tas Mts i 2 cans 5 cts. GROCER estates have come to my hands. ; 2 sf ce eeaantion is a salary fixed te — ne 7, J. Torpie, being first duly sworn, a officer has adjusted his accounts with me as seauired by law, and bas Te are correct. ~~ Black Hose . ‘The greatest Hose in the World, ° nder of her s, returned § issatisfled * which was rett If the Direct f couragement t . display at Ar and a live stoc Park under th ; racing at. the 4 management. “Mistakes 0 0 : Man” at ben tw AG Joe Debs,dis Fat Stockton ¢ . insauity, and . F as long as. his terday mornit bad a fellowhis foom an > piece from hi oftivers think . having-been r . that his alleg . twenty dolla pocket is. th “ imagination. The Reduc ‘The -perpet ' atthe Pione » Friday night the officers ai ~ gome clue. The TRANS value of the $2000. was ve ments of The annow papere that $250 is an er » “Dony Pet ‘your nerves. -. them stron = rich by Hoc true nerve . It never dis Hood’s P