July 2, 1897 (4 pages)

f OF NEVADA _ iper ior, of Ca aed said County o: Jerk of said Su' California send Creek eee ing, Com pany ( Wadd: hgham, . H. Swope, and x of the Kstate of d, comprising an nicer the hame of OMS es : . ag ig i an ai le above~ rior Court of the Jarifornia, and to d therein, wituin e day of service chiens or, if served e! or J " ~ ist YOU acco: ling aint. toreclose a lot of ‘s’ Liens.’ i hat Lal Frsemrpy on iagbam. as H. swupe and ot the ratrix Hiuhn, Deceased, known as the Vak efendants, in exoperty deseribed ug sundry other aid foreclosure is 7k Ve wit: if min property Juartz rte sine, plant. Sonog in the hagle Jounty, State 5 ay 13 and 14, in ze li Kast, M.D, M., we, bY United States es. Land Otiee, and ugth, by 60u feet in ut 2.14 acres, more e hoisting works stamp bebe mill,: all buildings, tools, stables, structures, . and every thing . rewith, aimond Creek Conx Mining Company, ht, claims ‘ome inid that the interest ubject to the. liens 1ers and claimants y each Plaintiff of close said liens,’ is . Harry Kite, $1139; Snauth $117.5 sd A. A. Lillie, S194. 88 ; lling Said liens, and ral relief, fully appear by refon file in said cause. at if you failto ap. Complaint as above its will apply to the mauded in the Comand Seal of the said County of Nevada, is 6th day of: May, } J.J. GREANY, Clerk. LInDLEY, Attorneys mé-2m, ward. $500 will be st and convicSs who robbed he Providence y on the night ‘ morning of NN, President. Superintendent. 8, 1897. LOTTO, Y, Proprietors Liquors and Cigars a Specialty. Il make your visit a t one, 3race’s old'stand, Main da City. ots and Shoes ), ORDER— and Promptly Done. :. AND OX RLOOD er as cheap as you can ots at $6. Shoes made UTMANN, » Lutz’s Restaurant Nevada City, Cal. IVES op FOR ADULTS. le ICE 50 cts. YS * rk iLLS., Nov, ge ey bape tees ce n the 1 Snare ay (od eatisours € r,CARR & CO ; W, D, VINTON, A Nerada County Lady’ laty's § awakening from her slam _ Wee the carly. part ot ‘this A 1 PON Ok a A yeaa Way: -of this county ‘apon ea : ‘one morna ee pip este act sa sent for} and tried very means at: his o Epes oo) Bein oy “$ncreased, gs a } changed.” Daring the making up -pFo> cess the missing tooth was found. be* tween the upper sheet, and the spread, -. where it odged when it fell from » the sleeping damsel’s mouth. . As soon pas it” was found the pains “subsided, showing that the iliness had ‘been enE tirely produced by the power of imugi* nation, The doctor books tell of sim2 meets from Nevada county. “JACK” COWGER INSANE. . ‘Ts Pat In Jail, r> Jobn Conuee was brought howe ci: North, Bloomfield today. by Constables Penrose. end’ Sughrus and placed -the“csounty jail 4o ‘await. examination’ ona chargé of insanity. Cowger has been a resident of Nevada county since F 1850 and for many years lived in this. : “vicinity. He has lived for a long time '--in Bloomfield ; township, and was a . miner by occupation: His many friends : will regret to learn of his misfortune. °O@e Sunday’s Bail Game. According: to arrangements’ made . with the railroad company: the fare for the round trip to Glenbrook Park Sunday. for those who desire to see the ball f game between the Nevada and Placer » county officials will be 20cents. Parties '. from.this city will be taken down on . the local train which leaves here at 1:30 o'clock and return on the train which the Park at 4:90 o'clock: The . , mission to see the game will be 25 cents, ladies and children being admitted free. The Placer county of“flcers will arrive here at 10 o’clock SunP° day morning by private conveyances. Graduates Entertained. Last night the members of the High School Class of ’97 were entertained by . “Miss Jessie Marsh at the residence of jher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marsh, . on Park Avenue.’ Miss Marsh showed » her guests every attention, and the oc; casion will long’ be remembered as ofie of the most pleasurable events in their "= young lives. The evening was spent @ in singing, dancing, games and other Pamusements, which were supplemented ‘by dainty refreshments nicely -served. a Struck It sek It Rich. > Yesterday Jesse Lyon Lyons made’a rich strike in his tunnel on the Deadwood mine at Willow Valley. A blast unpovered a fine ledge of quartz that shows. a liberal per centage of free gold. e ledge he hasbeen running for is 350 feet from the face of the ~tunnel, nd the find yesterday is a new one that gives promise of proving both rich nd exiensive. The old lédge some years ago yielded quartz that milled $30 to the ton. ‘ ~~ a aaa ' Superior Court, ‘The following business was transacted i the Superior Court today, Judge F. t. Nilon presiding: Frank Bishop vs. His Creditors. Fial discharge of Assignee. -C. E. Bickford vs. J. M, Thomas. Orextending time to file brief to and cluding July 10th. 0. E, Buckford ys. J. M. Thomas. rder extending time to file brief to d oe July 10th. oo " Snake Charmer Arrested. A boy appeared on the streets today ith a large snake, which he was leadig about by a string tied around its dy. The squirming of the serpent ightened several ladies anid children, d when Constable Scott came across » snake charmer he arrested’ him. tore snake which he had was af8 killed and the boy aa ee n custody. ea Party on Prospect Hill, 4 né home of Mr.and Mrs. Martyn on t Hill was a@ seens of gayety last : t. Miss Lottie, their younger nghter, entertained a large humber r o be he pepsi Rone ae ry minute of the ti time. peo “enjoyed “Nevada Colts". colts" Attention. ws “Nevada Colts” « are requested to et at the corner of Pine and Comci streets Sunday “morning at. 10 get ‘JouN Laaaron,, Capt. o0D's Puta-ere the only = to LOC AFULL CONFESSION ON THEY ffering patient was removed to. @i0 er bed'that thetinen on the’ one . : she. had. been ocoupying might be). F ilar cases, but this is. the first one to}: Bie omer Miner Loses Loses as Mine: ant a # ‘Saghrue and placed in. ’ ~} cause of his mean personal traits he is . now speeding on his way to the peniple . went to High Bridge and confidently { expected to fly from there to the Bat-. : . tery. But; as he was preparing to start, “he slipped and felf'and it was.a miracle . downward for half an hour thirty feet _ EVE-OF DEATH ° -_—_ * it bc Steamer-Hlands. Out On a hoa t THE STEAMER ACAPULCO IN quinas-. RINE IN SiN FRANCISCO,wilt Saves a Kentucky Rainer Prom Tynobing, ~ a Secces: Denounce the Judge ‘ene *~ Sheriff for Asking for Special to the DaiLy TRranscnrpr. Baptized and Confessed. ’ Grant's Pass, Or., July2.—L. W. Nel son was hung ‘here at ten o’clock this morning for the murder of Chas. Perry . whom-he killed .on the first of March, 1896, in the southwestern part of Josephine. county. Yesterday Nelson was. taken to the Episcopal Church and baptized into that faith. He professed & complete change of heart. To the rector hé made a fall confession of the crime, the commission of which he had previously stubbornly denied. He slept ‘SOundly all night and this morning. partook of @ hearty breakfast: which he thoroughly relished. He went to his. increase fate calmly and with resignation. The scaffold was visible from the street and fully five hyndred people. witnessed the closing scene in the murderer’s career. Killed i in a a x Galion: -“ Saxé.FraXtorsod, July 2—At 2 o'clock this morning as the steamer Resolute was running down the bay she ran into a svow schooner at anchor. was killed and another seriously injured. aa, : Saved by the Militia, Guascow, Ky., July 2—The militia here prevented the lynching of the negro, Tol. Stones, on trial for attempted assault on Miss More, a refined white teacher in the college here. Threats were made that the prisoner would be shot down like a dog in the courtroom. The town is full of angry people. . Benot liked by those of his own color, and when the plan of lynching him was proposed there were a number of negroes who acquiesced. The calling out of the-militia by the authorities was done none too soon, and it is just possible that despite their presence the arob may yet attempt to lynch Stones. The militia company is composed of determined men, who will not hesitate to fire on the crowd if -an assault is made. ~ “ et Later.—Stones was escorted to the train at 2:30 o clock this afternoon by troops with glittering bayonets ahd is tentiary at Eddysville. After the train pulled ont one thousand met Pir a had and denounced the Judge and Sheriff for having been intrumental in bringing the militia here. Cook Failed to Sail. “New Yorr, July 2.—Patrick Cook that he escaped falling to the piles of rocks on the new speedway 150 feet be‘low. . He caught at the ropes, hung head , One man a the Death Rol. et Mo; Jaly 2-8, ‘West +ward, Principal of the Westward Military Academy and aDifegtor of the Bilen Hall Seminary, died today aged ; 87 years,. He was a pioneer of Latay: jette county, He was = in chusetts, : ~ Porta, nl, July 2-signegs of the Illinois an Michigan ‘. Canal Company, died today here this morning the stevedores and truckers struck for higher wages, say“. ing that an increase in the rates was customary, on the first of each July. The truckers demanded. 85 cents an hour instead of 80, and the stevedores 40 cents an hour instead of 35. Manademands. They demanded what was due them to date and on being paid off quit work. Other men were found ‘to attempt to create any trouble, . Broke the Record. Kansas Crry, Mo., July 2.—The packers of this city have broken all records during the past year, the. slaughter of animals being as follows : Hogs 1,585,000, cattle oe sheep 470,000. “The ) preceding year was hogs seria a ttle 43,000, ° ites 106,000. The Acapuleo in Ouaranttt San Francisco, July 2—The steamer Acapulco arrived here this morning flying the yellow flag, and is now in quarantine. On the way up the coast one cabin passenger, one steerage pass: enger and two of the crew died of pernicious fever. Young Badbury Not “Bothered. Los ANauEs, July 2—The announcement of the elopement of Mrs. John L, Bradbury, wife of the well known young ‘tillionaire of this city, with W. Russel Ward created a profound’ seusation here, notwithstanding the stories which had been circulated recently regarding the family relatiotis of the Bradburys. Beyond a published statement to the effect that he will nv_longer be responsible forthe debts of his wife, young Bradbury does not evince any sign of interest.in the couple, but itis believed that he has .employed detectives to trace the runaways if possible. The presumption is that the runaways will take the next’ steamer for Honolulu and thence for Australia. The President Will Celebrate.’ WASHINGTON, July 2.—President McKinley and family left this morniug for their home at Canton. The President’ takes a deep interest in the coming Fourth of July celebration at his town, and wants to see the fun. * Disagreeing Senators. Wasuineron, July 2.—The. Republican managers endeavored today to get the Senate to agree unanimously to take an early vote, on the tariff bill. The opposition declined to do this un‘til the proposed amendments had been regularly inserted. : “ Picnic Privileges. Bids will be received~by the undersigned up to 8 o’c!ock Friday evening, July 2d, for the various privileges at the day school picnic at Glenbrook Park July 5th: 1, Ice cream; 2, temperance drinks; 8, candies and nuts and“fruit. Bids will also be received for all the above privileges combined. below the bridge-rail, and was with e with: uh eer eo “ + difficulty rescued. aA ew Miss Alice, have gone + FOR a visit. : 2 tsk ata ‘ City Treasurer and one the Commis:{. also has adopted one, they are begin‘Srockton,July 2.—When the steamers. Mary Garratt and T. T. Walker arrived. ger Corcoran refused to accede to their’ take their places. The strikers did not. adjoining lots but paid only. one rate. . They will now have to pay two rates. « Mrs, Johu W. Upton on, net “faites is SRG IIE i eS =. Sachse Bhan, atop orc ‘Game: [five yeany’ feithfnl service es. engineer at the~ Idaho-Maryland mine, hae Tesigned his position. An alarm of fire. was given, at 2:90 this afternoon, caused by the flames from a pile of burning rubbish spreadihg to. the-dey grasé:-in Alex” Sims’ sulted. The fire a cae were on hand promptly. The opposition. to’ tie ‘pristnellb ite ‘ense recently passed ‘is abating. As people see that other towns have similar ordinances and that Nevada City . Bingo withdrew their objections and. >} eannot see: much excuse’ for fighting the proposition. night,. given in the . vestry grounds, attracted ‘a ‘good many -people. The: booths were conducted by handsome young ladies and of course did ‘& brisk business. One ot-the ‘most: enjoyable . features of the evening was the fortunetelling-by that very clever ape Mrs, H. G. Parsons. ~ Miss Eunice ‘Rogers, who went to San Franeisco a week or so: ago;-was married there Wednesday to Ed Hobbs. The City Trustees have increased the water rates. Heretofore the rates ran from $9 a year up, but hervafter. the minimum rate will be $13 per yeur. In some instances: people owned two The new regulation will cause a considerable increas in the town’s reyBRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local «Interest. Joe Cobn today received ithe first. watermelons he season. "A new awning’ has ‘béeti’ pat up’ tn front of Joe Knight’s agloon on Broad street. The large fans put in at Grissel Bros.’ meat market, work to perfection and kéep the place quite ‘cook, * Wm. Hancock had his right hand quite badly cut atthe California. mine this forenoon by a sharp and heavy rock falling upon it, Fred Dunn, an employe at the ‘Kirkham mine, was taken with pleurisy today and had to be brought to his room at the Union Hotel, On July 12th . Frank Hyatt will open a private school for ten weeks at Lincoln schoolhouse; Mr. Hyatt is the Principal of the High school and is 8 very efficient instructor. The fierce forest fire raging near the Kirkham place on the North Bloomfield road is hot yet under coutrol, As it is approaching" the road the stage folks were afraid. they. would not be aged to do 0 all right. Samuel Butler and Prof. T. a Jones went up to Washington today. The former will deliver the oration’ theretomorrow and the latter, who was formerly the leader of the band at that place, will have charge of the musical part of the day’s program. Pipe Line I Damaged, One of the air valves on the pipe line at the Providence mine was broken off last night by being struck with a rock. The escaping water caused a decrease in the pressure af the mill, and the mill hands began’at once to look for ent McKinlay had the repairs made as quickly as possible. “Several other valves had alsobeen damaged, from which it is evident that it was the work of some malicious person. ‘This is not the first time that the Providence Company’s pipe line has been tampered with and injured. The miscreants. who resort to such tactics will be captured some of these days and receive the punishment they deserve. City Tr Trustees, At the adjourned “meeting of the City Trustees last night it was decided to postpone the time of the new license ordinance going into effect. until some action can be taken regarding the matter at the next regular A warrant was ordered drawn for $100 in favor of George Coughlan for the balance due him as City Assessor. Jobn Anderson’s application for a license to keep a saloon was granted. bay hold another meeting. © “a Se Hoop’s Piits are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure me eserecaal »25e. J. Smus, June 29," 1897. & -j29-4t con Chronicle of Various ras. af cake teat eee é ip tara copes town. {tom today. + $e Setar ‘yard on Race stfet, No damage re-. ‘The Episcopal Guild wile fetetast . j Great Times at the Hospitable Town Toable to get by this afternoon, het manthe cause of the trouble. SuperintendNext Thursday evening the Board . ound ° st. 8, 1860 BY x, P. ‘BROWN ‘& CO. ph mnie ~ PERSONAL oa ~ Doings and Intentions. ~~ LR. Flint of San Franciscq is in. town. “Tw. Peckham of Spenceville. is in: B. Lyons came. dows from Washing. China = Sitcittini Dr. Harris came over from North San ~ Miss M. Jennings’ seis “aoe trae Washington today.Sate Juan. yesterday.aftérnoon. ©. HWhitman came down from het California mine today. ~* “Thomas Veal has been quite sick aur. ing the past two or three days. . @. Jorgensen, F. J. Peck and J. P Jepsen are down fronr Relief Hill. . . D. P, Jones, L, Jonesand E. Jones came down from Sierra City todayD.C. Mitchell of Méscow, I. < arrived here on las evening's t "J. F. Dudley and A. B Drisitas. came over from Shady Creek today. Miss Katherine. ‘Hanssen ofValley wasa Nevada City visitor today. 2 J. M. Leonsra.and. A. Dorgan of Om gon. arrived were on last nessa Sob train., . Mre. A. F, ‘Dudley of Columbia Hill whovhas béen very sick is getting along nicely. * E. Miller of Oakland arrived: here last evening on bt way to Sierra Geo. Fellows and O. M. Fellows came down from Moore’s Flat today _on + caps! way to Sen Fraticisco. ° F. A. Rose and wite of ‘Gacinienth: who have been visiting Mrs; Ross’ fatherat North Btoomfield, arrived here today on their way home. The Willows (Glenn: county) Promoter of Wednesday says: Miss Mamie Sanford of Grass Valley, who has been visiting the family of A. B. Hite, left Monday for San Francisco. WASHINGTON ( CELEBRATION. ‘morrow Those of our people who go to Washington tomorrow (and a good many of them are going) will have as good a’ time as they ever had in ‘their lives. The residents of the snappy little town up towards the headwaters of the South ¥uba have for many years been noted for their hospitalty and enterprise, and their arrangements for this year’s celebration,.of the anniversary of American independence show that they hate lost none of their old-time: go-a-headativeness. It is a cheap and delightful.trip with the assurance of the best kind of a time upon arrival. Two’ stageloads of people left early this morning atid several parties were arranging to-go in private conveyances during the day: More will leave tomorrow morning on stages and in carriages. Needies and Oil. Forsewing machines, at city prices for sale by D.\W. Davis, agent Singer Sewing Machine, Broad street. j21-1m _, » DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by. Inhalation, 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ¢ FOR Consuniption, a . sentery, « Catneva layfever, ‘Debitity, Headache, Rheumatism, Neuraigia, AED ALL Chronic and Nervous Disorders, B wh ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE]. Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, is a svientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGNETIZED; andthe compound is so condensed and made portable that it is sent all over the pea It has been in use for more than twenty thousands of paticnts have been treated, “ana vuver one thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very sinificant fact. it does not act as most drugs do, by creating av, -herailment, und benefiitting one organ at she’ ‘expense of an , often requiring a second course to eradicate te evil effects of the first, iy Compound Oxygen is a revitalizer, rénewstrengthening, vigorating the whole body. geet § Skea le oor tes A oe nials, pu 2D our only with the ex: permission of th lente! their names dresses are given, aud you can refer to them for further informa ion. ‘The success of our tieatment has given rise to a host ofi mitators, berovtins ngygr personk; some mye their: pre Compoun: Ox ropriati oar testimonials por 4 eaten ate ge . ‘Pationts to recommend worthle-s But any substance manda els¢where or y ochere, aod calied Com a isepurious, wGomPOUND OXYGENITS MODE OF pa tga reggie iB gh Lg title a f = hook o pages. rke valen, whien-ves to all e hiner full infor. mation as 2, this remarkable curative agent, — Jiemoa.y bs surprising cures in a wide i Pliaa¥.2 Walther picighink ks Reeds . works and millare being repaired with county. ~ or. J. © of Eureka arrived here last. a from-San Francisco on his way home. -}. County oF NEvaDA ~ SIBRRA COUNTY 1S, of Wednesday. at this writing heis improving. . It is.gaid that the bay ¢rop ,» lack of rain. days. ‘sonie time past. ed “in and about the property. © Mr. Meyers. is in charge. The hoisting a view of working the miné. Private School. Prineipal Hyatt of the High School ‘will opéna ten weeks’ priyate school atthe Lineoln sthool building Monday, July 12th. For terms and studies: call on or address him through the Postoffice, ~ j2-lw House to. Rent. Dwelling house situated ‘on Boulder street, Inquire of Mrs. B. Guscetti,; at her residence, Nevada street. ja-tw PUBLIC ADMINISTRATO a) = 3 ‘SEMI-ANNUAL ACcOuRT. T County and the County Clerk o: said County. EK. W. Schmidt, Public Admivistrator of Nevada County, hereby submits his semi-annual account as provided by law. Estate of. H. i. Cottoa, Deceased. Appraised value of : Money received by Administrator. 2200 42 Expenditures’ incurred, debts paid fH EE A a Rea he ts an 2 912 87 Amonnt distributed to heirs: Deua hen od 1421 06 Estate of Jeremiah Blake, Deceased. Money received by Administretor.. 90 55 Expenditures inqurred, debts paid, ete 516 72 Balance on hand.. Mois Deceatns oh weg cs Estate of John O’Doanell, Deceased. Appraised value of estate.:.. + oe 80 OF Money received by Adininist ator.. Expenditures incurred < Balance on hand Estate of S. S. Copp, Deceased. Appraised value of estate.... 3 646 Money received by Administrator. ~ 64 05 Expenditures incurred during ad. ministration .....000505 $8 14 Balance on hand.,..... Estate of Prosper Dupius, Deceased. Appraised value of Estate... $ sO Money received by Administrator. . ” 56 OC Expenditures incurred during administration. ...0.06.660055 23 06 Balance on hand..).-..0.. 20 mee of J. E. Hasbrouch, Deceased. o aksets have as yet been received by Adwaclarben, Estate of Edw. Sherman,’ Deceased. No assets have as yet been received by Administrator. No other a peg except such ay have been fully pes and liquidated, and the. pie istrator 71d spell have come to my hands. My compensation is a fixed salary by law in lieu of fees. Fees go to the County; The moneys are on deposit with the Count) Treasurer. E. W. SCHMIDT, Public Administrator. July 1st, 1897. STaTE OF CALIFORNIA, { im E. W. Schmidt, bein first duly sworn, de: and says sat t 7:3 true and correct foregoing statement E. W. SCHMIDT. Subscribed and sworn to before me July ae 1897, and I certify that said. officer has usted his accounts. with me as required by we despa GREANY. SEAL. . _ County Clerk im Pievada G ounty. July ist, 1897, Ty pewriters : The Well Educate as . Provide the child tain a livelihood font with the means to obives. 3a * PRICES TO SUIT THE . TIMES. moderate outlay that seoures a profitavit investment your boy or girl. G. W. WICKSON & Co.,’ range by pe mv of them after. bei *. Sbandoned to die by other physicians. Will be aied FREE to any address on application. Called From ‘the Downey lie Baterpise . °D. Ww. fetaoiages Pe ee G oration at Slorra City ‘On the ‘6th off John Yore has been contined.to bin! home for the past week by illness, but Miss Louise Eschbacher . arrived in . . Downieville on Saturday’s‘stage ona}: visit'¢o her brother, W. F, sige ogee: [sckae Up de th deaths alilorle Valley ns this eat; Owing to cold weather anda “ P. . Mrs; Margaret Perry diwa at ‘aon _}home in Sierraville last Friday. Mrs. Perry was. the oldest resident of that. place, pays Sane there in the early, . An all‘ night dance was given wat Sattley last Friday night for the benefit of Rufus Fowler: and family, Mr: . ) Fowler bas*been a very sick man for’ . . The old Brash Creek mine; ‘or as ‘it is. now called, the Ante Up mine, is being reopened ‘by an Eastern company, . . and a number of men are now employ. THE SUPERIOR COURT_OF NEVADA, Appraised value of estate.... & 1400 00" . Toa, Basins, ‘Professional, ; fil, Wel ant Phasare Seong, te "MBN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE. + FAMOUS July. eae -.Four men are working ‘the: Mam-} moth Springs dager rs shaft. fo gravel. seis aia: “SPRINGS. Prices Rediced : ~ $16, $12.50 and $15 . FER ‘WEEK. : “agls ce, OC en ames “The Greatest Hotel:“and Pleasure ‘Tasers on the Pa: stifle Const. : The watersare u ualled™ fur their medicimal value in tase oF mx Neuralgia, Malaria, ' wulanes and Troubles, and ait Blood and ake Diseases. drains leave ind Townsend: Arte Francisco, morning a arriving at Spri at 3:30 P. M. same day. No‘ Staging. Hare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. £. F. BURNS, Manager. Queen Lily Soap The Fidest Buu aan In the Mar, Washes Without Rubbing and does not inure the clothes. The largest Family Washng can bedone in three to four hours. a girl of twelve years of agecandoa washing with this soap. \ 2@" BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.@g Made in San Francisce. Ask your dealer for it and thus ater build up @ home industry. HEALTH -ACCIDENT: INSURANCE. fide Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. eFor Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, according to the hazard of oceupation, from 8.00 to $25.00 a week, when unig to work through being hurt accident-, TLL PAY, if you are accidentally killed. ‘AY $10.00 whenekicwhen you are siek and unable to work. wie PAY $100.00 for i funeral expenses. ~ L PAY, if you A hand and foot h feet and ons to $434.00. baolute Nore re 2 eng ietinters upon vain $5.00 Sg membership fee and dues of 50 per month. LIFE INSURANCE. issues Po gey of Life Insurance, payto $5000 in case of death, and ie per $1000 . a week for accident and sickness; also a year paid up policy, paying $20U0 atdeath or $1000 at end of 15 years; $10.00 per week for accident or sickuess, IF INSURED, You cannot lose all your income when you are sick or disabled by accident. The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is Prehe Lar, Aceiealth e United mie has $6,000. 00 cash depbaita with the ifornia and_ Missouri, whieh, together with an ample rve Fund and large ; assets, make its certificate an a ute guarantee of the solidity of its protection to its members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager, = San Dennaleso. Cal PATENTS ! Pension, atid. and ad ludian Depredation OLAINMS. NITED STATES AND FOREIGN pester obtained; interferences conduct d; ial sxamivationt; trade-marks, vopy-rights, abels vid designs regis'ered. ected Cases prosecuted; infringement suits BY) ucted in any United States C Court. f you have an stg nwerp send us a sketchphot: graph Or smail model, together with a brief on of the mcst important features and we will advise you the course to pursue. {ft you are in possession of patents and the same re infringed, or if-you are cha ged with iniringement submit the matter to us for 4 reliab'e opinion. National Bureau of Claims, BOX 35, WASHINGTON, D, t. . and. Stro: ssociation in t or yee dent. a J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, (pEzICE_ TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD and Pine streets. Nevada City. THE Cottage Organ The Chicago Bas attained a standard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inventive senius, skill money can produce. These excolient Grgans are celebrated for =o ume, q suatiy of aes uick re-ponse, varie combin on, artistic a esign, beauty in tin ey percect constructiog, making them the most ate, ornamental and desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, —— secieties, etc ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, ee ee wirgiamesy 2: {LLED WoR* ‘MEN BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED. MAKE THIS . THE POPULAR ORGAN. INSTR CTIO: OOK4 AND PIANO ~ COOLS Catalogues and: Prive Lists oa appli :ation. Sand3¢Front St., San§francisco, . Chicago Cottage Organ Co. El Paso. de Robles Hot Mud and. Hét Suiptiur Baths.

f OF NEVADA _ iper ior, of Ca aed said County o: Jerk of said Su' California send Creek eee ing, Com pany ( Wadd: hgham, . H. Swope, and x of the Kstate of d, comprising an nicer the hame of OMS es : . ag ig i an ai le above~ rior Court of the Jarifornia, and to d therein, wituin e day of service chiens or, if served e! or J " ~ ist YOU acco: ling aint. toreclose a lot of ‘s’ Liens.’ i hat Lal Frsemrpy on iagbam. as H. swupe and ot the ratrix Hiuhn, Deceased, known as the Vak efendants, in exoperty deseribed ug sundry other aid foreclosure is 7k Ve wit: if min property Juartz rte sine, plant. Sonog in the hagle Jounty, State 5 ay 13 and 14, in ze li Kast, M.D, M., we, bY United States es. Land Otiee, and ugth, by 60u feet in ut 2.14 acres, more e hoisting works stamp bebe mill,: all buildings, tools, stables, structures, . and every thing . rewith, aimond Creek Conx Mining Company, ht, claims ‘ome inid that the interest ubject to the. liens 1ers and claimants y each Plaintiff of close said liens,’ is . Harry Kite, $1139; Snauth $117.5 sd A. A. Lillie, S194. 88 ; lling Said liens, and ral relief, fully appear by refon file in said cause. at if you failto ap. Complaint as above its will apply to the mauded in the Comand Seal of the said County of Nevada, is 6th day of: May, } J.J. GREANY, Clerk. LInDLEY, Attorneys mé-2m, ward. $500 will be st and convicSs who robbed he Providence y on the night ‘ morning of NN, President. Superintendent. 8, 1897. LOTTO, Y, Proprietors Liquors and Cigars a Specialty. Il make your visit a t one, 3race’s old'stand, Main da City. ots and Shoes ), ORDER— and Promptly Done. :. AND OX RLOOD er as cheap as you can ots at $6. Shoes made UTMANN, » Lutz’s Restaurant Nevada City, Cal. IVES op FOR ADULTS. le ICE 50 cts. YS * rk iLLS., Nov, ge ey bape tees ce n the 1 Snare ay (od eatisours € r,CARR & CO ; W, D, VINTON, A Nerada County Lady’ laty's § awakening from her slam _ Wee the carly. part ot ‘this A 1 PON Ok a A yeaa Way: -of this county ‘apon ea : ‘one morna ee pip este act sa sent for} and tried very means at: his o Epes oo) Bein oy “$ncreased, gs a } changed.” Daring the making up -pFo> cess the missing tooth was found. be* tween the upper sheet, and the spread, -. where it odged when it fell from » the sleeping damsel’s mouth. . As soon pas it” was found the pains “subsided, showing that the iliness had ‘been enE tirely produced by the power of imugi* nation, The doctor books tell of sim2 meets from Nevada county. “JACK” COWGER INSANE. . ‘Ts Pat In Jail, r> Jobn Conuee was brought howe ci: North, Bloomfield today. by Constables Penrose. end’ Sughrus and placed -the“csounty jail 4o ‘await. examination’ ona chargé of insanity. Cowger has been a resident of Nevada county since F 1850 and for many years lived in this. : “vicinity. He has lived for a long time '--in Bloomfield ; township, and was a . miner by occupation: His many friends : will regret to learn of his misfortune. °O@e Sunday’s Bail Game. According: to arrangements’ made . with the railroad company: the fare for the round trip to Glenbrook Park Sunday. for those who desire to see the ball f game between the Nevada and Placer » county officials will be 20cents. Parties '. from.this city will be taken down on . the local train which leaves here at 1:30 o'clock and return on the train which the Park at 4:90 o'clock: The . , mission to see the game will be 25 cents, ladies and children being admitted free. The Placer county of“flcers will arrive here at 10 o’clock SunP° day morning by private conveyances. Graduates Entertained. Last night the members of the High School Class of ’97 were entertained by . “Miss Jessie Marsh at the residence of jher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marsh, . on Park Avenue.’ Miss Marsh showed » her guests every attention, and the oc; casion will long’ be remembered as ofie of the most pleasurable events in their "= young lives. The evening was spent @ in singing, dancing, games and other Pamusements, which were supplemented ‘by dainty refreshments nicely -served. a Struck It sek It Rich. > Yesterday Jesse Lyon Lyons made’a rich strike in his tunnel on the Deadwood mine at Willow Valley. A blast unpovered a fine ledge of quartz that shows. a liberal per centage of free gold. e ledge he hasbeen running for is 350 feet from the face of the ~tunnel, nd the find yesterday is a new one that gives promise of proving both rich nd exiensive. The old lédge some years ago yielded quartz that milled $30 to the ton. ‘ ~~ a aaa ' Superior Court, ‘The following business was transacted i the Superior Court today, Judge F. t. Nilon presiding: Frank Bishop vs. His Creditors.. Fial discharge of Assignee. -C. E. Bickford vs. J. M, Thomas. Orextending time to file brief to and cluding July 10th. 0. E, Buckford ys. J. M. Thomas. rder extending time to file brief to d oe July 10th. oo " Snake Charmer Arrested. A boy appeared on the streets today ith a large snake, which he was leadig about by a string tied around its dy. The squirming of the serpent ightened several ladies anid children, d when Constable Scott came across » snake charmer he arrested’ him. tore snake which he had was af8 killed and the boy aa ee n custody. ea Party on Prospect Hill, 4 né home of Mr.and Mrs. Martyn on t Hill was a@ seens of gayety last : t. Miss Lottie, their younger nghter, entertained a large humber r o be he pepsi Rone ae ry minute of the ti time. peo “enjoyed “Nevada Colts". colts" Attention. ws “Nevada Colts” « are requested to et at the corner of Pine and Comci streets Sunday “morning at. 10 get ‘JouN Laaaron,, Capt. o0D's Puta-ere the only = to LOC AFULL CONFESSION ON THEY ffering patient was removed to. @i0 er bed'that thetinen on the’ one . : she. had. been ocoupying might be). F ilar cases, but this is. the first one to}: Bie omer Miner Loses Loses as Mine: ant a # ‘Saghrue and placed in. ’ ~} cause of his mean personal traits he is . now speeding on his way to the peniple . went to High Bridge and confidently { expected to fly from there to the Bat-. : . tery. But; as he was preparing to start, “he slipped and felf'and it was.a miracle . downward for half an hour thirty feet _ EVE-OF DEATH ° -_—_ * it bc Steamer-Hlands. Out On a hoa t THE STEAMER ACAPULCO IN quinas-. RINE IN SiN FRANCISCO,wilt Saves a Kentucky Rainer Prom Tynobing, ~ a Secces: Denounce the Judge ‘ene *~ Sheriff for Asking for Special to the DaiLy TRranscnrpr. Baptized and Confessed. ’ Grant's Pass, Or., July2.—L. W. Nel son was hung ‘here at ten o’clock this morning for the murder of Chas. Perry . whom-he killed .on the first of March, 1896, in the southwestern part of Josephine. county. Yesterday Nelson was. taken to the Episcopal Church and baptized into that faith. He professed & complete change of heart. To the rector hé made a fall confession of the crime, the commission of which he had previously stubbornly denied. He slept ‘SOundly all night and this morning. partook of @ hearty breakfast: which he thoroughly relished. He went to his. increase fate calmly and with resignation. The scaffold was visible from the street and fully five hyndred people. witnessed the closing scene in the murderer’s career. Killed i in a a x Galion: -“ Saxé.FraXtorsod, July 2—At 2 o'clock this morning as the steamer Resolute was running down the bay she ran into a svow schooner at anchor. was killed and another seriously injured. aa, : Saved by the Militia, Guascow, Ky., July 2—The militia here prevented the lynching of the negro, Tol. Stones, on trial for attempted assault on Miss More, a refined white teacher in the college here. Threats were made that the prisoner would be shot down like a dog in the courtroom. The town is full of angry people. . Benot liked by those of his own color, and when the plan of lynching him was proposed there were a number of negroes who acquiesced. The calling out of the-militia by the authorities was done none too soon, and it is just possible that despite their presence the arob may yet attempt to lynch Stones. The militia company is composed of determined men, who will not hesitate to fire on the crowd if -an assault is made. ~ “ et Later.—Stones was escorted to the train at 2:30 o clock this afternoon by troops with glittering bayonets ahd is tentiary at Eddysville. After the train pulled ont one thousand met Pir a had and denounced the Judge and Sheriff for having been intrumental in bringing the militia here. Cook Failed to Sail. “New Yorr, July 2.—Patrick Cook that he escaped falling to the piles of rocks on the new speedway 150 feet be‘low. . He caught at the ropes, hung head , One man a the Death Rol. et Mo; Jaly 2-8, ‘West +ward, Principal of the Westward Military Academy and aDifegtor of the Bilen Hall Seminary, died today aged ; 87 years,. He was a pioneer of Latay: jette county, He was = in chusetts, : ~ Porta, nl, July 2-signegs of the Illinois an Michigan ‘. Canal Company, died today here this morning the stevedores and truckers struck for higher wages, say“. ing that an increase in the rates was customary, on the first of each July. The truckers demanded. 85 cents an hour instead of 80, and the stevedores 40 cents an hour instead of 35. Manademands. They demanded what was due them to date and on being paid off quit work. Other men were found ‘to attempt to create any trouble, . Broke the Record. Kansas Crry, Mo., July 2.—The packers of this city have broken all records during the past year, the. slaughter of animals being as follows : Hogs 1,585,000, cattle oe sheep 470,000. “The ) preceding year was hogs seria a ttle 43,000, ° ites 106,000. The Acapuleo in Ouaranttt San Francisco, July 2—The steamer Acapulco arrived here this morning flying the yellow flag, and is now in quarantine. On the way up the coast one cabin passenger, one steerage pass: enger and two of the crew died of pernicious fever. Young Badbury Not “Bothered. Los ANauEs, July 2—The announcement of the elopement of Mrs. John L, Bradbury, wife of the well known young ‘tillionaire of this city, with W. Russel Ward created a profound’ seusation here, notwithstanding the stories which had been circulated recently regarding the family relatiotis of the Bradburys. Beyond a published statement to the effect that he will nv_longer be responsible forthe debts of his wife, young Bradbury does not evince any sign of interest.in the couple, but itis believed that he has .employed detectives to trace the runaways if possible. The presumption is that the runaways will take the next’ steamer for Honolulu and thence for Australia. The President Will Celebrate.’ WASHINGTON, July 2.—President McKinley and family left this morniug for their home at Canton. The President’ takes a deep interest in the coming Fourth of July celebration at his town, and wants to see the fun. * Disagreeing Senators. Wasuineron, July 2.—The. Republican managers endeavored today to get the Senate to agree unanimously to take an early vote, on the tariff bill. The opposition declined to do this un‘til the proposed amendments had been regularly inserted. : “ Picnic Privileges. Bids will be received~by the undersigned up to 8 o’c!ock Friday evening, July 2d, for the various privileges at the day school picnic at Glenbrook Park July 5th: 1, Ice cream; 2, temperance drinks; 8, candies and nuts and“fruit. Bids will also be received for all the above privileges combined. below the bridge-rail, and was with e with: uh eer eo “ + difficulty rescued. aA ew Miss Alice, have gone + FOR a visit. : 2 tsk ata ‘ City Treasurer and one the Commis:{. also has adopted one, they are begin‘Srockton,July 2.—When the steamers. Mary Garratt and T. T. Walker arrived. ger Corcoran refused to accede to their’ take their places. The strikers did not. adjoining lots but paid only. one rate. . They will now have to pay two rates. « Mrs, Johu W. Upton on, net “faites is SRG IIE i eS =. Sachse Bhan, atop orc ‘Game: [five yeany’ feithfnl service es. engineer at the~ Idaho-Maryland mine, hae Tesigned his position.. An alarm of fire. was given, at 2:90 this afternoon, caused by the flames from a pile of burning rubbish spreadihg to. the-dey grasé:-in Alex” Sims’ sulted. The fire a cae were on hand promptly. The opposition. to’ tie ‘pristnellb ite ‘ense recently passed ‘is abating. As people see that other towns have similar ordinances and that Nevada City . Bingo withdrew their objections and. >} eannot see: much excuse’ for fighting the proposition. night,. given in the . vestry grounds, attracted ‘a ‘good many -people. The: booths were conducted by handsome young ladies and of course did ‘& brisk business. One ot-the ‘most: enjoyable . features of the evening was the fortunetelling-by that very clever ape Mrs, H. G. Parsons. ~ Miss Eunice ‘Rogers, who went to San Franeisco a week or so: ago;-was married there Wednesday to Ed Hobbs. The City Trustees have increased the water rates. Heretofore the rates ran from $9 a year up, but hervafter. the minimum rate will be $13 per yeur. In some instances: people owned two The new regulation will cause a considerable increas in the town’s reyBRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local «Interest. Joe Cobn today received ithe first. watermelons he season.

"A new awning’ has ‘béeti’ pat up’ tn front of Joe Knight’s agloon on Broad street. The large fans put in at Grissel Bros.’ meat market, work to perfection and kéep the place quite ‘cook, * Wm. Hancock had his right hand quite badly cut atthe California. mine this forenoon by a sharp and heavy rock falling upon it, Fred Dunn, an employe at the ‘Kirkham mine, was taken with pleurisy today and had to be brought to his room at the Union Hotel, On July 12th . Frank Hyatt will open a private school for ten weeks at Lincoln schoolhouse; Mr. Hyatt is the Principal of the High school and is 8 very efficient instructor. The fierce forest fire raging near the Kirkham place on the North Bloomfield road is hot yet under coutrol, As it is approaching" the road the stage folks were afraid. they. would not be aged to do 0 all right. Samuel Butler and Prof. T. a Jones went up to Washington today. The former will deliver the oration’ theretomorrow and the latter, who was formerly the leader of the band at that place, will have charge of the musical part of the day’s program. Pipe Line I Damaged, One of the air valves on the pipe line at the Providence mine was broken off last night by being struck with a rock. The escaping water caused a decrease in the pressure af the mill, and the mill hands began’at once to look for ent McKinlay had the repairs made as quickly as possible. “Several other valves had alsobeen damaged, from which it is evident that it was the work of some malicious person. ‘This is not the first time that the Providence Company’s pipe line has been tampered with and injured. The miscreants. who resort to such tactics will be captured some of these days and receive the punishment they deserve. City Tr Trustees, At the adjourned “meeting of the City Trustees last night it was decided to postpone the time of the new license ordinance going into effect. until some action can be taken regarding the matter at the next regular A warrant was ordered drawn for $100 in favor of George Coughlan for the balance due him as City Assessor. Jobn Anderson’s application for a license to keep a saloon was granted. bay hold another meeting. © “a Se Hoop’s Piits are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure me eserecaal »25e. J. Smus, June 29," 1897. & -j29-4t con Chronicle of Various ras. af cake teat eee é ip tara copes town. {tom today. + $e Setar ‘yard on Race stfet, No damage re-. ‘The Episcopal Guild wile fetetast . j Great Times at the Hospitable Town Toable to get by this afternoon, het manthe cause of the trouble. SuperintendNext Thursday evening the Board . ound ° st. 8, 1860 BY x, P. ‘BROWN ‘& CO. ph mnie ~ PERSONAL oa ~ Doings and Intentions. ~~ LR. Flint of San Franciscq is in. town. “Tw. Peckham of Spenceville. is in: B. Lyons came. dows from Washing. China = Sitcittini Dr. Harris came over from North San ~ Miss M. Jennings’ seis “aoe trae Washington today.Sate Juan. yesterday.aftérnoon. ©. HWhitman came down from het California mine today.. ~* “Thomas Veal has been quite sick aur. ing the past two or three days. . @. Jorgensen, F. J. Peck and J. P Jepsen are down fronr Relief Hill. . . D. P, Jones, L, Jonesand E. Jones came down from Sierra City todayD.C. Mitchell of Méscow, I. < arrived here on las evening's t "J. F. Dudley and A. B Drisitas. came over from Shady Creek today. Miss Katherine. ‘Hanssen ofValley wasa Nevada City visitor today. 2 J. M. Leonsra.and. A. Dorgan of Om gon. arrived were on last nessa Sob train., . Mre. A. F, ‘Dudley of Columbia Hill whovhas béen very sick is getting along nicely. * E. Miller of Oakland arrived: here last evening on bt way to Sierra Geo. Fellows and O. M. Fellows came down from Moore’s Flat today _on + caps! way to Sen Fraticisco. ° F. A. Rose and wite of ‘Gacinienth: who have been visiting Mrs; Ross’ fatherat North Btoomfield, arrived here today on their way home. The Willows (Glenn: county) Promoter of Wednesday says: Miss Mamie Sanford of Grass Valley, who has been visiting the family of A. B. Hite, left Monday for San Francisco. WASHINGTON ( CELEBRATION. ‘morrow Those of our people who go to Washington tomorrow (and a good many of them are going) will have as good a’ time as they ever had in ‘their lives. The residents of the snappy little town up towards the headwaters of the South ¥uba have for many years been noted for their hospitalty and enterprise, and their arrangements for this year’s celebration,.of the anniversary of American independence show that they hate lost none of their old-time: go-a-headativeness. It is a cheap and delightful.trip with the assurance of the best kind of a time upon arrival. Two’ stageloads of people left early this morning atid several parties were arranging to-go in private conveyances during the day: More will leave tomorrow morning on stages and in carriages. Needies and Oil. Forsewing machines, at city prices for sale by D.\W. Davis, agent Singer Sewing Machine, Broad street. j21-1m _, » DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by. Inhalation, 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ¢ FOR Consuniption, a . sentery, « Catneva layfever, ‘Debitity, Headache, Rheumatism, Neuraigia, AED ALL Chronic and Nervous Disorders, B wh ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE]. Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, is a svientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGNETIZED; andthe compound is so condensed and made portable that it is sent all over the pea It has been in use for more than twenty thousands of paticnts have been treated, “ana vuver one thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very sinificant fact. it does not act as most drugs do, by creating av, -herailment, und benefiitting one organ at she’ ‘expense of an , often requiring a second course to eradicate te evil effects of the first, iy Compound Oxygen is a revitalizer, rénewstrengthening, vigorating the whole body. geet § Skea le oor tes A oe nials, pu 2D our only with the ex: permission of th lente! their names dresses are given, aud you can refer to them for further informa ion. ‘The success of our tieatment has given rise to a host ofi mitators, berovtins ngygr personk; some mye their: pre Compoun: Ox ropriati oar testimonials por 4 eaten ate ge . ‘Pationts to recommend worthle-s But any substance manda els¢where or y ochere, aod calied Com a isepurious, wGomPOUND OXYGENITS MODE OF pa tga reggie iB gh Lg title a f = hook o pages. rke valen, whien-ves to all e hiner full infor. mation as 2, this remarkable curative agent, — Jiemoa.y bs surprising cures in a wide i Pliaa¥.2 Walther picighink ks Reeds . works and millare being repaired with county. ~ or. J. © of Eureka arrived here last. a from-San Francisco on his way home. -}. County oF NEvaDA ~ SIBRRA COUNTY 1S, of Wednesday. at this writing heis improving. . It is.gaid that the bay ¢rop ,» lack of rain. days. ‘sonie time past. ed “in and about the property. © Mr. Meyers. is in charge. The hoisting a view of working the miné. Private School. Prineipal Hyatt of the High School ‘will opéna ten weeks’ priyate school atthe Lineoln sthool building Monday, July 12th. For terms and studies: call on or address him through the Postoffice, ~ j2-lw House to. Rent. Dwelling house situated ‘on Boulder street, Inquire of Mrs. B. Guscetti,; at her residence, Nevada street. ja-tw PUBLIC ADMINISTRATO a) = 3 ‘SEMI-ANNUAL ACcOuRT. T County and the County Clerk o: said County. EK. W. Schmidt, Public Admivistrator of Nevada County, hereby submits his semi-annual account as provided by law. Estate of. H. i. Cottoa, Deceased. Appraised value of : Money received by Administrator.. 2200 42 Expenditures’ incurred, debts paid fH EE A a Rea he ts an 2 912 87 Amonnt distributed to heirs: Deua hen od 1421 06 Estate of Jeremiah Blake, Deceased. Money received by Administretor... 90 55 Expenditures inqurred, debts paid, ete 516 72 Balance on hand... Mois Deceatns oh weg cs Estate of John O’Doanell, Deceased. Appraised value of estate..:... + oe 80 OF Money received by Adininist ator... Expenditures incurred < Balance on hand Estate of S. S. Copp, Deceased. Appraised value of estate....... 3 646 Money received by Administrator.. ~ 64 05 Expenditures incurred during ad. ministration .........000505 $8 14 Balance on hand..,.......... Estate of Prosper Dupius, Deceased. Appraised value of Estate...... $ sO Money received by Administrator. . ” 56 OC Expenditures incurred during administration. ......0.06.660055 23 06 Balance on hand....)..-...0.... 20 mee of J. E. Hasbrouch, Deceased. o aksets have as yet been received by Adwaclarben, Estate of Edw. Sherman,’ Deceased. No assets have as yet been received by Administrator. No other a peg except such ay have been fully pes and liquidated, and the. pie istrator 71d spell have come to my hands. My compensation is a fixed salary by law in lieu of fees. Fees go to the County; The moneys are on deposit with the Count) Treasurer. E. W. SCHMIDT, Public Administrator. July 1st, 1897. STaTE OF CALIFORNIA, { im E. W. Schmidt, bein first duly sworn, de: and says sat t 7:3 true and correct foregoing statement E. W. SCHMIDT. Subscribed and sworn to before me July ae 1897, and I certify that said. officer has usted his accounts. with me as required by we despa GREANY. SEAL. . _ County Clerk im Pievada G ounty. July ist, 1897, Ty pewriters : The Well Educate as . Provide the child tain a livelihood font with the means to obives. 3a * PRICES TO SUIT THE . TIMES. moderate outlay that seoures a profitavit investment your boy or girl. G. W. WICKSON & Co.,’ range by pe mv of them after. bei *. Sbandoned to die by other physicians. Will be aied FREE to any address on application. Called From ‘the Downey lie Baterpise . °D. Ww. fetaoiages Pe ee G oration at Slorra City ‘On the ‘6th off John Yore has been contined.to bin! home for the past week by illness, but Miss Louise Eschbacher . arrived in . . Downieville on Saturday’s‘stage ona}: visit'¢o her brother, W. F, sige ogee: [sckae Up de th deaths alilorle Valley ns this eat; Owing to cold weather anda “ P. . Mrs; Margaret Perry diwa at ‘aon _}home in Sierraville last Friday. Mrs. Perry was. the oldest resident of that. place, pays Sane there in the early, . An all‘ night dance was given wat Sattley last Friday night for the benefit of Rufus Fowler: and family, Mr: . ) Fowler bas*been a very sick man for’ . . The old Brash Creek mine; ‘or as ‘it is. now called, the Ante Up mine, is being reopened ‘by an Eastern company, . . and a number of men are now employ. THE SUPERIOR COURT_OF NEVADA, Appraised value of estate....... & 1400 00" . Toa, Basins, ‘Professional, ; fil, Wel ant Phasare Seong, te "MBN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE. + FAMOUS July. eae -.Four men are working ‘the: Mam-} moth Springs dager rs shaft. fo gravel. seis aia: “SPRINGS. Prices Rediced : ~ $16, $12.50 and $15 . FER ‘WEEK. : “agls ce, OC en ames “The Greatest Hotel:“and Pleasure ‘Tasers on the Pa: stifle Const. : The watersare u ualled™ fur their medicimal value in tase oF mx Neuralgia, Malaria, ' wulanes and Troubles, and ait Blood and ake Diseases. drains leave ind Townsend: Arte Francisco, morning a arriving at Spri at 3:30 P. M. same day. No‘ Staging. Hare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. £. F. BURNS, Manager. Queen Lily Soap The Fidest Buu aan In the Mar, Washes Without Rubbing and does not inure the clothes.. The largest Family Washng can bedone in three to four hours. a girl of twelve years of agecandoa washing with this soap. \ 2@" BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.@g Made in San Francisce. Ask your dealer for it and thus ater build up @ home industry. HEALTH -ACCIDENT: INSURANCE. fide Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. eFor Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, according to the hazard of oceupation, from 8.00 to $25.00 a week, when unig to work through being hurt accident-, TLL PAY, if you are accidentally killed. ‘AY $10.00 whenekicwhen you are siek and unable to work. wie PAY $100.00 for i funeral expenses. ~ L PAY, if you A hand and foot h feet and ons to $434.00. baolute Nore re 2 eng ietinters upon vain $5.00 Sg membership fee and dues of 50 per month. LIFE INSURANCE. issues Po gey of Life Insurance, payto $5000 in case of death, and ie per $1000 . a week for accident and sickness; also a year paid up policy, paying $20U0 atdeath or $1000 at end of 15 years; $10.00 per week for accident or sickuess, IF INSURED, You cannot lose all your income when you are sick or disabled by accident. The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is Prehe Lar, Aceiealth e United mie has $6,000. 00 cash depbaita with the ifornia and_ Missouri, whieh, together with an ample rve Fund and large ; assets, make its certificate an a ute guarantee of the solidity of its protection to its members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager, = San Dennaleso. Cal PATENTS ! Pension, atid. and ad ludian Depredation OLAINMS. NITED STATES AND FOREIGN pester obtained; interferences conduct d; ial sxamivationt; trade-marks, vopy-rights, abels vid designs regis'ered. ected Cases prosecuted; infringement suits BY) ucted in any United States C Court. f you have an stg nwerp send us a sketchphot: graph Or smail model, together with a brief on of the mcst important features and we will advise you the course to pursue. {ft you are in possession of patents and the same re infringed, or if-you are cha ged with iniringement submit the matter to us for 4 reliab'e opinion. National Bureau of Claims, BOX 35, WASHINGTON, D, t. . and. Stro: ssociation in t or yee dent. a J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, (pEzICE_ TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD and Pine streets. Nevada City. THE Cottage Organ The Chicago Bas attained a standard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inventive senius, skill money can produce. These excolient Grgans are celebrated for =o ume, q suatiy of aes uick re-ponse, varie combin on, artistic a esign, beauty in tin ey percect constructiog, making them the most ate, ornamental and desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, —— secieties, etc ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, ee ee wirgiamesy 2: {LLED WoR* ‘MEN BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED. MAKE THIS . THE POPULAR ORGAN. INSTR CTIO: OOK4 AND PIANO ~ COOLS Catalogues and: Prive Lists oa appli :ation. Sand3¢Front St., San§francisco, . Chicago Cottage Organ Co. El Paso. de Robles Hot Mud and. Hét Suiptiur Baths.