July 29, 1898 (4 pages)

ver. isque red. by’ iler at . y that it un1, laid tched iances spinal iffered w getys he ho P3saloon a’ isi. is nIW ies the him. irs Re~ it. canjure. edo, O. own F. ind bein all ncially is made uggists, Wholeintern-» blood Sy stem i. oat. ur last L. for» the ait as CO. ¥ Zé THE Taper 1 STIRRING ING ADDRES. FRIDAY..+ JULY 29, 1898. PERSONAL AL POINTRRS. A Dally. Chronicle of tt of the Doings’ of Old ‘. enterprise, progress and equal rights. and Young. L. D, Oates has returned from San Francisco, Miss Bertha Hallet went to Blue ‘Tent today. George Harding returned to Forbestown today. Mrs. George M. Mott returned today to Sacramento,Fred Searls went to San Francisco ‘on the noon train. Mrs. Thomas Harris of North San Juan has gone to San Francisco. — Mrs. Clara Lammon is visiting her son, John Lammon of Company'1. Fred Searls and family returaei last. evening from Summit Seda. Springs. H. W. Morris and M. H. Isoard have returned from their up country: ‘trip. . T. 8. Gray, the insurance agent,\ returned last evening from Lassen county. Prof. Richard Rowe, one of Grass Valley’s banner school teachers, was in town today. James Allen of Colorado is éxpected ' here this evening on a visit tohis uncle, Geo. H. Allen. Mrs. A, Beaton of San Francisco arrived here last evening on a visit to her. brother, A. R. Morrison. Mrs. William Hoskin of Piety Hill, wife of William Hoskin, shift boss at the Champion mine, was taken quite ill last night. Mrs. W. H. Jackson and children of Oakland were here last night on their way -home from Downieville where: they have been visiting. Misses Mae Levy and Violu Kleinesberg, who have been visiting the family . of J. Levy, will Jeave for San Fraucirco tomorrow. They are about to enter the University of California. “. tendance on conventions and the manThe Republican “Gives Some Timely Suggestions, The State Republican Central OCommittee has promulgated:the following: California should be especially loyal to the Republican party—the party of ‘Our State Government, both of our Senators and all our members of the House of Representatives, should be in political harmony with the ‘National; Administration. In issuing the call for the next State Convention we appeal to the good sense and patriotism of the ‘people of this} great State to exhibit such wisdom and’ activity in the coming campaign, including the holding of preliminary caucuses, voting at primary élections, atagement of the campaign to the closing of the polls on election day, as will certainly give this desired’ result. 1. A State convention of the Hepa ab. lican party of the State of California ia ‘hereby called to meet in the city of Sacramento on the 28d day of August, 1898, at the hour of 1 o’clock p. m., to nominate candidates for State offices to.be voted for at the general election to be held in the State of California on the 8th day of November, 1898, to select a new State Central Committee and to transact such other business.as may be brought before said convention. 2, The appointment of delegates to said Convention shall be: One dele-/ gate at. large; one delegate for each 200 votes cast for D. BE. McKinley, who received the highest number of. votes for Republican Presidential Elector in 1896, and one additional delegate for each fraction of 100 votes, or over, provided that any county in which less than 200 votes were cast: shall be entitled to one delegate. 8. Delegates chosen ‘to said convention shall also be delegates to the district conventions in the respective districts from which they were selected, for themomination of Railroad Com. A. J. Cary, who used to have chanie of the mill at the Washington mine, . left here today for the: Mineral Hill) mine, between the Spanish and California, where he is to ovcupy a similar position. POLITIGAL DATES. . "Registration Will Close on Angust 46th—' . Change of Voting Precii ct. It will stand every voter in hand to, ‘see that he is property registered this . ‘year. Registration will close on August 15th, after which you can’t get your name on the big book for love or . money. Persons changing their voting: pre-. cinct must have the transfer noted on the Great Register. Certificates of party nominations. ‘must be filed in the County Clerk’s of-. fice between September 15th and October 8th. Certificates of independent candi-! at least ten days’ notice of tbe primary dates must be filed between September 15:h and October 19th. October 19th is the last day in which ‘to file the nomination’ of a candidate to fill a vacancy on a ticket. October 24th is the last. day in which a candidate can withdraw from a ticket. The County Clerk is directed by. law to post and publish an election proclamation on October 29th, containing the names of the various. candidates. The mailing of sample ballots to every qualified elector in the county must commence on October 20th. The election will be held on Tuesday, “November 8th, and the polis will be opened at sunrise and will close at 5. pm. TAPPING PIPES FREE, A Noti.e of Spoclal Importance to the People. ' euses, for the selection of said dele+-Many more as may be necessary in missioners and members of the State Board of Equalization. The last State Convention upon May 5th, 1896, resolved as follows: “RESOLVED, That it is the sense of this convention that all delegates. to the County, District and State Conventions. of the Republican party should be elected at primaries or caucuses, regularly called by the County Central Committées of the’ several counties for that purpose; and that only such delegates as are so selected at such primaries or caucuses shall be seated in any of the conventions of the party hereafter to be held.” 4. The several county committees shall make provision for and have full control of: primary elections, or can, Rates in accordance with said resolution. In counties having three or more Assembly districts, primary elec‘tions must be held, and must be held ‘by ‘Assembly districts. 5. The County Committee shall give ' election or caucus for the selection of delegates to said convention, and must provide for two voting places and as State Cntr Committee} Geo. 0. Gaylond, _ grocer, B Don’t aoe wey Ne ie stroyed in this weeks fre are to be reed 2. jh ‘good time: to register. is today. You may keep on patting it off until hit is too late. _ Everybody who goes to the ‘dutise at Union Hall on Indian Flat tomorrow evening will have a first-class time. Charles E. Mulloy’s horse, which was burned at. Wednesday's fire, was put out of ite misery last evening by being shot. In some of the advertisenente of the Old Folks Concert, the Nevada City theater is known a “Ye Academy of Ye Masik.” _ Mrs. Prosperity Singwell Prisk and Ser ibe Goodman Werry will act as /Musical directors at ye Old Folks Gon‘cert: next Friday evening. : Travel to the lakes of the Sierra and the seashore from this'vicinity is improving. The presént hot spell is increasing the travel to San Francisco.The local Red Cross Society has sent $25 in money and three ‘dozen glasses of jelly to the State Society; also $10to Mrs. James Evans whose son (a memn‘ber of Company I) was recently hurt. Yesterday’s Marysville Appeal says: Engineer Herbert Vischer and J. W. Rust have returned from San Francisco rand work at the dam site has been resumed, about a dozen men being employed. . At last night’s meeting of the Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor there was a geographical missing letter contest in which Mrs. L. S. Calkins won the first. prize and Mrs. Phil Byrne the second. Refreshments were served. Last night the City Trustees awarded Geo. E. Tarner a contract for 200 feet of new Imperial fire hose at. 80 cents afoot. The hose damagedin the Pine street fire will be turned over to the residents of upper Pine and East Broad streets to be cared for and used by them. At the town of Auburn the other evening as the water was turned on at ‘the electric light worke, a cow, which was at the upper end of the pipe was qT the pipe about 75 feet and lodged at a point where the pipe was only 20 inches in diameter. Asa result the town was without light all vight. Idle Miners Go Prospecting. The temporary suspension of work in some of the Comstock mines has resuited in the idle employes making daily prospecting trips to nearby mining districts, says Wednesday’s Virginia. Oity Chronicle. A prospecting. party of three left Tuesday night for Siegel district, about 36 miles northeast of Virginia City. The ore in that district is principally galena carrying a small percentage of gold. The veins are too small, however, to admit of the ore being handled profitably on -account of the supply of water in the district, being insufficient to operate a milling and concentrating plant on the each Assembly district where primaries are held, and the polls at each primary election must be kept open at least twelve hours. . ) The chairman and secretary of the several county committees shall forward to the secretary of the State Central Committee a list of the delegates elected at least three days before the day fixed for the meeting of the State . Convention. All contests, together with a full written statement of the grounds of said contest must be filed with the secretary of the State Central Committee ‘before noon of the day fixed for the —+meeting-of the State Convention. ’ Those only shall be allowed to vote at the primaries and participate in the caucuses whose names are upon the register of voters or who present a cerOwing to a little rivalry among the’ . officer and who, under challenge, make plumbers of this city some of them are doing tapping with no profit, with the expectation of getting a good price for’ . election for the nominees of the Reother material used iu such work. Now, I have a full line of all goods. used ip . the Water or Plumbing . tiade which I! will sell to any and all” parties CHEAP . FOR CASH. a _Atame to me. GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada City, July 12, 1898. New ice Company. No. 791. ik ee UNION =: HOTEL, . Fain Street, Nevada City. D.J. STEVENS, -a A. en ti ry, Anbirn ‘< goo i Wel Cote 7, Bacramento ps pee, Cerone e J. Phillips, t ° J. BR. Davis, San Francisco u Sng S38 Parties wanting Taps in the main can have itdone FREE OF CHARGE , San. Francisco [ee ee oath or affirmation as follows: publican party.” ~ Representatives in the various con _. committees shall decide. Nevada-county gave 1980 votes for . McKinley, and is entitled to 11 deleMawacmn gates in the Republican State Oonven, tion. : Something. ! New. < Try Grape Nuts for ts for breakfast. the best: _ Only One Douiar. , Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for $1 tificate of registration from the proper “I will vote at the ensuing gereral Donated to Firemen.. Congressionaljdistrict conventions of , the Republican party for the nomina'tion of candidates for the House of gressional districts, and for the selec, tion of congressional committees, shall by getting the Tap and permit from 4. held at the time and place and acthe City eeepc as presenting the ording to-an—apportionment~of~déletgates to be specified by the congres' sional committee of the respective con. gressional districts. Delegates to said congressional district conventions shall be selected in each county of such conThe Nevada City Ice Company is now gressional district in such manner as “prepared to supply the public with 4), first-class natural ice at reasonable therein may determine; provided, that rates. Office. at residence of Thomas . ; in every county having three or more orcoran, first door above Theater . ,.sombly districts,such delegates must . Ice house, rear of Theater. Telephone 1. elected at a primary election to be. --\yeld-at such time-and place and-in Conoonay & Annoaast. ‘ auch manner as such respective county fespective county committees Van Camp’s Concentrated Sdups are . New goods daily at atGaylord’s. tf Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes, or Lace. i! Jett ground, and the cost of transportation to the Carson river, the nearest point where an ample supply of water is obtainable to operate a reduction plant, would leave no profit in the bullion proceeds. Balance on the a the Right Side. The officers of f the co committee of arrangements of the recent Fourth of . July celebration at this city have sub-" mitted the following report: © RECEIPTS; Received from Fin. Com.. $913 85 DISBURSEMENTS. ‘Printing and advt.. $ 54 30 Invitations.. .. 1 30 Rent of theater.. . 15 00 — parade and carHSE RAE Pg ea 82 50 Gaddass of Liberty.. 80 00 Morning and evening MORGE oS coc eae cas 876 00 Afternoon exercises. . 102 60 Literary exercises.. 66 85 Bund music.. .. 216.00 19 30 L. 8. Catxins, Chairman, E. W. Brack, Secretary, J. J. Jackson, Treasurer. liver the mine over or quit. . of a little girl. Only One Doliar. Popular Clothing Store. " j8-tf carried by the force of the water down . in the best $918 86: Tue big $3,000,000 deal for the, purchase of the Le Roi, B. C., mine is off. The London directors grew tired of the wrangle and gave the Géntracting parties till July 12th to deTuer first intimation that such a thing as an excess of frigidity was possible in Boston is a judgment for damages in the sum of $18,000 against an ice company whose delivery man permitted a cake of ice to fall on the foot Men’s $2 Calf Shoes Shoes for $1, at The ee of the Ruby drift mine, . Se County Supervisor Buffington of f th city who recently visited Butte coun on mining business gives an interesting description’ of ‘the: Magalia. © He _. says that a ten-stamp mill is ranning steadily crashing cement gravel which is: too hard to dissolve in water. The face of the lower tunnel is now down the canyon 8000 feet from the mouth of the big shaft. This ancient goldbearing channel has the same pitch or inclination that the surface canyon has. It averages about 500 feet deeper than ‘this channel for the full 3000 feet. Forty-five men are employed regularly. The machinery, puinps, drills, etc., jare all run by a-“big air compresaor which is driven by water power. T'wo. large engines are in perfect order and stand ready to apply steam at short ‘notice in case anything happens to the air compressor. /[he mine is a very wet one and the men emplosed in some portions of it wear two rubber coats at one time. Get Rexistered at path Every citizen entitled to vote and not already on. the Great Register should not delay in having his. name puton. Each justice of the peace and notary: public is authorized to register voters, and is entitled to collect from the county 25 cents for each name he: secures. The person registering pays nothing. — Only Two.Dollars and a Half. Men’s All Wool Pants, our $3.50 line, during this Clearence Sale only $2.50 at the Popular Vinee Store. j8-tf Glenbrook Saloon, Pine Street, Nevada City. JOE CONROY, Prop’r. AVING. PURCHASED THE ABOVE OLDestablished stand I intend to conduct it manner and will keep on hand only the Finest Liquors, Beer, Wines AND CIGARS. ~ My. long experience in the business has bear ht me how to cater to the Seates of the public in this line. Give mea call.’ m0 The Gem Saloon, CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. There are many places where you _ ean be accommodated with fine ; Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars But the cuter of them all is the Old GEM, which has had such a eats reputation for so 10. manny DeSre DROP IN ALL O HAVE NEVER TRIED THIS PLACE. Rare and Beautiful ! The Modern Houses a specialty. BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER » Yard at Mince, Telephone No. 5I. TOWLE BROS. _ it lied: i "lay Bh the Magalia mine in Butte county used ". to teach school in this’ county, and ‘he was afterwards at Forest City, Sierra county, where he taught school awhile and was then made superintendent oe rorkmen, have extended the cut _antil lie Pinished with». Sequoia: : storséhouse where its,owner can go and dig out a few thousands whenever he feels hard up for a little ready cash, says the Canyon City, Or., News; The . well ‘ unidergro a Rint r has ed 8 . sae oes wi a padlock, whereby he can keep the too ‘eurions from: trespassing. Recently the men were forced to leave the cut by the dripping water, and then they went back a few feet to prospect a small séam: in thé wall which they had leftearly in the spring. This little insignificant-looking seam led to a pocket containing upward of $6000, some which was in the form of big nuggets too large to weigh on ordinary go'd scales: Work is progressing in the tunnel to . tap the copper ledge, and the crosscut tunnel on the big ledge is within about fifteen feet.of the walls. Already many seams have been cut ‘fh. this tunnel, and its farther progress is full of in-. terest. f A Social Friday Night. > The Christian Endeavor Society will give a social in their church edifice on ‘Friday evening. A fine program. has been prepared in which a number of talented elocutionists and singers will participate. Among the speakers will appear Miss Lucia Oliver’ of Oakland and: Misses Leora Madden atid Hazel Champion of Grass Valley. Refresh-. : ments, including ice cream and cake, will be served under the trees in the church grounds. including refreshments, 26 cents ; children 15 cents. Every body invited. 8t “NOTICE —TO— VoOoTERS. p Notice is hereby given that Monday, July 18th, 1898, the Board. of Supervi-}: sors of Nevada County created an additionat precinct within the corporate limits of Nevada City—Precinct No. 4—making four precincts out of the former three. This change will effect a great many. voters within the corporate limits of said city. Voters are requested to visit the County Clerk’s Office where a map showing said changes is on exhibition and see that they are placed in the proper precincts. . Transfers will not be made afier October 12th, 1898. J. J. GREANY, County Clerk. Annual Meeting. if ok regular annual meetin ne ot of the Sd lders of the Homy Gold Minin pany will be held at the office of the i bs $16 Front Street, San Francisco, Cali ‘ornia, on Thurs‘tay, the ist day of Septem: er, . 1888, at the hour of 12 o'clock M., forthe pur . pose of electing a Board of “Directors to . serve for the ensuing yea:, and the transac, _tion of such other business as may come beforethe meetin &' &. JOHNSON, Secretary. Office—816 Front street, San Francisco, Cal. . Sale J. LEVY, . Commercial Street. cine ever contained so great curative power at] sick Much in Little Is especially true of Hood’s Pills, for no medigo small space. They are & whole medicine headache, jaundice, nea Lirethndnendiniomnannand ‘9 Sarsaparilla. . 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ver. isque red. by’ iler at . y that it un1, laid tched iances spinal iffered w getys he ho P3saloon a’ isi. is nIW ies the him. irs Re~ it. canjure. edo, O. own F. ind bein all ncially is made uggists, Wholeintern-» blood Sy stem i. oat. ur last L. for» the ait as CO. ¥ Zé THE Taper 1 STIRRING ING ADDRES. FRIDAY...+ JULY 29, 1898. PERSONAL AL POINTRRS. A Dally. Chronicle of tt of the Doings’ of Old ‘. enterprise, progress and equal rights. and Young. L. D, Oates has returned from San Francisco, Miss Bertha Hallet went to Blue ‘Tent today. George Harding returned to Forbestown today. Mrs. George M. Mott returned today to Sacramento,Fred Searls went to San Francisco ‘on the noon train. Mrs. Thomas Harris of North San Juan has gone to San Francisco. — Mrs. Clara Lammon is visiting her son, John Lammon of Company'1. Fred Searls and family returaei last. evening from Summit Seda. Springs. H. W. Morris and M. H. Isoard have returned from their up country: ‘trip. . T. 8. Gray, the insurance agent,\ returned last evening from Lassen county. Prof. Richard Rowe, one of Grass Valley’s banner school teachers, was in town today. James Allen of Colorado is éxpected ' here this evening on a visit tohis uncle, Geo. H. Allen. Mrs. A, Beaton of San Francisco arrived here last evening on a visit to her. brother, A. R. Morrison. Mrs. William Hoskin of Piety Hill, wife of William Hoskin, shift boss at the Champion mine, was taken quite ill last night. Mrs. W. H. Jackson and children of Oakland were here last night on their way -home from Downieville where: they have been visiting. Misses Mae Levy and Violu Kleinesberg, who have been visiting the family . of J. Levy, will Jeave for San Fraucirco tomorrow. They are about to enter the University of California. “. tendance on conventions and the manThe Republican “Gives Some Timely Suggestions, The State Republican Central OCommittee has promulgated:the following: California should be especially loyal to the Republican party—the party of ‘Our State Government, both of our Senators and all our members of the House of Representatives, should be in political harmony with the ‘National; Administration. In issuing the call for the next State Convention we appeal to the good sense and patriotism of the ‘people of this} great State to exhibit such wisdom and’ activity in the coming campaign, including the holding of preliminary caucuses, voting at primary élections, atagement of the campaign to the closing of the polls on election day, as will certainly give this desired’ result. 1. A State convention of the Hepa ab. lican party of the State of California ia ‘hereby called to meet in the city of Sacramento on the 28d day of August, 1898, at the hour of 1 o’clock p. m., to nominate candidates for State offices to.be voted for at the general election to be held in the State of California on the 8th day of November, 1898, to select a new State Central Committee and to transact such other business.as may be brought before said convention. 2, The appointment of delegates to said Convention shall be: One dele-/ gate at. large; one delegate for each 200 votes cast for D. BE. McKinley, who received the highest number of. votes for Republican Presidential Elector in 1896, and one additional delegate for each fraction of 100 votes, or over, provided that any county in which less than 200 votes were cast: shall be entitled to one delegate. 8. Delegates chosen ‘to said convention shall also be delegates to the district conventions in the respective districts from which they were selected, for themomination of Railroad Com. A. J. Cary, who used to have chanie of the mill at the Washington mine, . left here today for the: Mineral Hill) mine, between the Spanish and California, where he is to ovcupy a similar position. POLITIGAL DATES. . "Registration Will Close on Angust 46th—' . Change of Voting Precii ct. It will stand every voter in hand to, ‘see that he is property registered this . ‘year. Registration will close on August 15th, after which you can’t get your name on the big book for love or . money. Persons changing their voting: pre-. cinct must have the transfer noted on the Great Register. Certificates of party nominations. ‘must be filed in the County Clerk’s of-. fice between September 15th and October 8th. Certificates of independent candi-! at least ten days’ notice of tbe primary dates must be filed between September 15:h and October 19th. October 19th is the last day in which ‘to file the nomination’ of a candidate to fill a vacancy on a ticket. October 24th is the last. day in which a candidate can withdraw from a ticket. The County Clerk is directed by. law to post and publish an election proclamation on October 29th, containing the names of the various. candidates. The mailing of sample ballots to every qualified elector in the county must commence on October 20th. The election will be held on Tuesday, “November 8th, and the polis will be opened at sunrise and will close at 5. pm. TAPPING PIPES FREE, A Noti.e of Spoclal Importance to the People. ' euses, for the selection of said dele+-Many more as may be necessary in missioners and members of the State Board of Equalization. The last State Convention upon May 5th, 1896, resolved as follows: “RESOLVED, That it is the sense of this convention that all delegates. to the County, District and State Conventions. of the Republican party should be elected at primaries or caucuses, regularly called by the County Central Committées of the’ several counties for that purpose; and that only such delegates as are so selected at such primaries or caucuses shall be seated in any of the conventions of the party hereafter to be held.” 4. The several county committees shall make provision for and have full control of: primary elections, or can, Rates in accordance with said resolution. In counties having three or more Assembly districts, primary elec‘tions must be held, and must be held ‘by ‘Assembly districts. 5. The County Committee shall give ' election or caucus for the selection of delegates to said convention, and must provide for two voting places and as State Cntr Committee} Geo. 0. Gaylond, _ grocer, B Don’t aoe wey Ne ie stroyed in this weeks fre are to be reed 2. jh ‘good time: to register. is today. You may keep on patting it off until hit is too late. _ Everybody who goes to the ‘dutise at Union Hall on Indian Flat tomorrow evening will have a first-class time. Charles E. Mulloy’s horse, which was burned at. Wednesday's fire, was put out of ite misery last evening by being shot. In some of the advertisenente of the Old Folks Concert, the Nevada City theater is known a “Ye Academy of Ye Masik.” _ Mrs. Prosperity Singwell Prisk and Ser ibe Goodman Werry will act as /Musical directors at ye Old Folks Gon‘cert: next Friday evening. : Travel to the lakes of the Sierra and the seashore from this'vicinity is improving. The presént hot spell is increasing the travel to San Francisco.The local Red Cross Society has sent $25 in money and three ‘dozen glasses of jelly to the State Society; also $10to Mrs. James Evans whose son (a memn‘ber of Company I) was recently hurt. Yesterday’s Marysville Appeal says: Engineer Herbert Vischer and J. W. Rust have returned from San Francisco rand work at the dam site has been resumed, about a dozen men being employed. . At last night’s meeting of the Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor there was a geographical missing letter contest in which Mrs. L. S. Calkins won the first. prize and Mrs. Phil Byrne the second. Refreshments were served. Last night the City Trustees awarded Geo. E. Tarner a contract for 200 feet of new Imperial fire hose at. 80 cents afoot. The hose damagedin the Pine street fire will be turned over to the residents of upper Pine and East Broad streets to be cared for and used by them. At the town of Auburn the other evening as the water was turned on at ‘the electric light worke, a cow, which was at the upper end of the pipe was qT the pipe about 75 feet and lodged at a point where the pipe was only 20 inches in diameter. Asa result the town was without light all vight. Idle Miners Go Prospecting. The temporary suspension of work in some of the Comstock mines has resuited in the idle employes making daily prospecting trips to nearby mining districts, says Wednesday’s Virginia. Oity Chronicle. A prospecting. party of three left Tuesday night for Siegel district, about 36 miles northeast of Virginia City. The ore in that district is principally galena carrying a small percentage of gold. The veins are too small, however, to admit of the ore being handled profitably on -account of the supply of water in the district, being insufficient to operate a milling and concentrating plant on the each Assembly district where primaries are held, and the polls at each primary election must be kept open at least twelve hours. . ) The chairman and secretary of the several county committees shall forward to the secretary of the State Central Committee a list of the delegates elected at least three days before the day fixed for the meeting of the State . Convention. All contests, together with a full written statement of the grounds of said contest must be filed with the secretary of the State Central Committee ‘before noon of the day fixed for the —+meeting-of the State Convention. ’ Those only shall be allowed to vote at the primaries and participate in the caucuses whose names are upon the register of voters or who present a cerOwing to a little rivalry among the’ . officer and who, under challenge, make plumbers of this city some of them are doing tapping with no profit, with the expectation of getting a good price for’ . election for the nominees of the Reother material used iu such work. Now, I have a full line of all goods. used ip . the Water or Plumbing . tiade which I! will sell to any and all” parties CHEAP . FOR CASH. a _Atame to me. GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada City, July 12, 1898. New ice Company. No. 791.. ik ee UNION =: HOTEL, . Fain Street, Nevada City. D.J. STEVENS, -a A. en ti ry, Anbirn ‘< goo i Wel Cote 7, Bacramento ps pee, Cerone e J. Phillips, t ° J. BR. Davis, San Francisco u Sng S38 Parties wanting Taps in the main can have itdone FREE OF CHARGE , San. Francisco [ee ee oath or affirmation as follows: publican party.” ~ Representatives in the various con _. committees shall decide. Nevada-county gave 1980 votes for . McKinley, and is entitled to 11 deleMawacmn gates in the Republican State Oonven, tion. : Something. ! New. < Try Grape Nuts for ts for breakfast. the best: _ Only One Douiar. , Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for $1 tificate of registration from the proper “I will vote at the ensuing gereral Donated to Firemen... Congressionaljdistrict conventions of , the Republican party for the nomina'tion of candidates for the House of gressional districts, and for the selec, tion of congressional committees, shall by getting the Tap and permit from 4. held at the time and place and acthe City eeepc as presenting the ording to-an—apportionment~of~déletgates to be specified by the congres' sional committee of the respective con. gressional districts. Delegates to said congressional district conventions shall be selected in each county of such conThe Nevada City Ice Company is now gressional district in such manner as “prepared to supply the public with 4), first-class natural ice at reasonable therein may determine; provided, that rates. Office. at residence of Thomas . ; in every county having three or more orcoran, first door above Theater . ,.sombly districts,such delegates must . Ice house, rear of Theater. Telephone 1. elected at a primary election to be. --\yeld-at such time-and place and-in Conoonay & Annoaast. ‘ auch manner as such respective county fespective county committees Van Camp’s Concentrated Sdups are . New goods daily at atGaylord’s. tf Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes, or Lace. i! Jett ground, and the cost of transportation to the Carson river, the nearest point where an ample supply of water is obtainable to operate a reduction plant, would leave no profit in the bullion proceeds. Balance on the a the Right Side. The officers of f the co committee of arrangements of the recent Fourth of . July celebration at this city have sub-" mitted the following report: © RECEIPTS;

Received from Fin. Com.... $913 85 DISBURSEMENTS. ‘Printing and advt.... $ 54 30 Invitations.... ... 1 30 Rent of theater... . 15 00 — parade and carHSE RAE Pg ea 82 50 Gaddass of Liberty... 80 00 Morning and evening MORGE oS coc eae cas 876 00 Afternoon exercises. .. 102 60 Literary exercises.... 66 85 Bund music.... ... 216.00 19 30 L. 8. Catxins, Chairman, E. W. Brack, Secretary, J. J. Jackson, Treasurer. liver the mine over or quit. . of a little girl. Only One Doliar. Popular Clothing Store. " j8-tf carried by the force of the water down . in the best $918 86: Tue big $3,000,000 deal for the, purchase of the Le Roi, B. C., mine is off. The London directors grew tired of the wrangle and gave the Géntracting parties till July 12th to deTuer first intimation that such a thing as an excess of frigidity was possible in Boston is a judgment for damages in the sum of $18,000 against an ice company whose delivery man permitted a cake of ice to fall on the foot Men’s $2 Calf Shoes Shoes for $1, at The ee of the Ruby drift mine, . Se County Supervisor Buffington of f th city who recently visited Butte coun on mining business gives an interesting description’ of ‘the: Magalia. © He _. says that a ten-stamp mill is ranning steadily crashing cement gravel which is: too hard to dissolve in water. The face of the lower tunnel is now down the canyon 8000 feet from the mouth of the big shaft. This ancient goldbearing channel has the same pitch or inclination that the surface canyon has. It averages about 500 feet deeper than ‘this channel for the full 3000 feet. Forty-five men are employed regularly. The machinery, puinps, drills, etc., jare all run by a-“big air compresaor which is driven by water power. T'wo. large engines are in perfect order and stand ready to apply steam at short ‘notice in case anything happens to the air compressor. /[he mine is a very wet one and the men emplosed in some portions of it wear two rubber coats at one time. Get Rexistered at path Every citizen entitled to vote and not already on. the Great Register should not delay in having his. name puton. Each justice of the peace and notary: public is authorized to register voters, and is entitled to collect from the county 25 cents for each name he: secures. The person registering pays nothing. — Only Two.Dollars and a Half. Men’s All Wool Pants, our $3.50 line, during this Clearence Sale only $2.50 at the Popular Vinee Store. j8-tf Glenbrook Saloon, Pine Street, Nevada City. JOE CONROY, Prop’r. AVING. PURCHASED THE ABOVE OLDestablished stand I intend to conduct it manner and will keep on hand only the Finest Liquors, Beer, Wines AND CIGARS. ~ My. long experience in the business has bear ht me how to cater to the Seates of the public in this line. Give mea call.’ m0 The Gem Saloon, CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. There are many places where you _ ean be accommodated with fine ; Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars But the cuter of them all is the Old GEM, which has had such a eats reputation for so 10. manny DeSre DROP IN ALL O HAVE NEVER TRIED THIS PLACE. Rare and Beautiful ! The Modern Houses a specialty. BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER » Yard at Mince, Telephone No. 5I. TOWLE BROS. _ it lied: i "lay Bh the Magalia mine in Butte county used ". to teach school in this’ county, and ‘he was afterwards at Forest City, Sierra county, where he taught school awhile and was then made superintendent oe rorkmen, have extended the cut _antil lie Pinished with». Sequoia: : storséhouse where its,owner can go and dig out a few thousands whenever he feels hard up for a little ready cash, says the Canyon City, Or., News; The . well ‘ unidergro a Rint r has ed 8 . sae oes wi a padlock, whereby he can keep the too ‘eurions from: trespassing. Recently the men were forced to leave the cut by the dripping water, and then they went back a few feet to prospect a small séam: in thé wall which they had leftearly in the spring. This little insignificant-looking seam led to a pocket containing upward of $6000, some which was in the form of big nuggets too large to weigh on ordinary go'd scales: Work is progressing in the tunnel to . tap the copper ledge, and the crosscut tunnel on the big ledge is within about fifteen feet.of the walls. Already many seams have been cut ‘fh. this tunnel, and its farther progress is full of in-. terest. f A Social Friday Night. > The Christian Endeavor Society will give a social in their church edifice on ‘Friday evening. A fine program. has been prepared in which a number of talented elocutionists and singers will participate. Among the speakers will appear Miss Lucia Oliver’ of Oakland and: Misses Leora Madden atid Hazel Champion of Grass Valley. Refresh-. : ments, including ice cream and cake, will be served under the trees in the church grounds. including refreshments, 26 cents ; children 15 cents. Every body invited. 8t “NOTICE —TO— VoOoTERS. p Notice is hereby given that Monday, July 18th, 1898, the Board. of Supervi-}: sors of Nevada County created an additionat precinct within the corporate limits of Nevada City—Precinct No. 4—making four precincts out of the former three. This change will effect a great many. voters within the corporate limits of said city. Voters are requested to visit the County Clerk’s Office where a map showing said changes is on exhibition and see that they are placed in the proper precincts. . Transfers will not be made afier October 12th, 1898. J. J. GREANY, County Clerk. Annual Meeting. if ok regular annual meetin ne ot of the Sd lders of the Homy Gold Minin pany will be held at the office of the i bs $16 Front Street, San Francisco, Cali ‘ornia, on Thurs‘tay, the ist day of Septem: er, . 1888, at the hour of 12 o'clock M., forthe pur . pose of electing a Board of “Directors to . serve for the ensuing yea:, and the transac, _tion of such other business as may come beforethe meetin &' &. JOHNSON, Secretary. Office—816 Front street, San Francisco, Cal. . Sale J. LEVY, . Commercial Street. cine ever contained so great curative power at] sick Much in Little Is especially true of Hood’s Pills, for no medigo small space. They are & whole medicine headache, jaundice, nea Lirethndnendiniomnannand ‘9 Sarsaparilla. . 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