July 3, 1896 (4 pages)

+ es Special Train Sunday Evening. A.train will leave Nevada City fo Grass Valley at 7 o'clock Sunday evenT. P. Byrne, the contractor and building, July 5th, and on returni will r, has opéned in hea nia Nie with his jeave Grass Valley at 10: 45 oar mi. T. THEN HERE'S TO THE AMERIGAN EAGLE ! Merit } BIRD THAT NO FOB CAN INVEIGLE, OR PUT Sissi im “SALT ON a BEAUTIFUL TAIL! ieee cales, and enables it: to accomplish ac BRSONAL POINTERS. . 7 od . WIT BUNTING GAY AND_BANNBRS BRIGHT, OUR CITY SHINES AS NE'ER BEFORE; THE CURLY BEARS WILL GROWL . . ee ana cee TONIGHT, TOMORROW DAD WILL TAKE THE FLOOR . atte of em rs te pepe pb . consisting of every thing needed in car. Doings and Intentions. _rying on housekeeping; will be sold in . . ot caknown ba ter bata ane cen. J. Penrose of Relief Hill is in town. }. os F ‘lots to suit at a great bargain. For J. O. Whitney of Oakland is here on/p ( YANKEE DOODLE’S” LIVELY STRAINS: INSPIRING SPEECH AND SWEETEST -SONG—WILL TELL 0F REVOLUTION'S sarther particulars enquire of Mr, avin He Ae ee nese ee GAINS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS WILL MAKE THE NIGHTS narcihewite uous.” 2 Peculiar to Itself It cures a wide range of diseases because John Ragon has gone to San Francisco ona visit. of its power asa blood purifier. It acts R. Malone and H. Brown are down dizectly and Sivaly apotithe Biced, and the blood rcaches every nook and from Alleghany. { Th J. O. Whi f kdand corner of the as system. Thus all’ dT. O,AW ite y gamie wp from Oakian Sho nerves, muscles, bones and tissues. last évening: come under the beneficent a: of Last week of the Bankrupt Store. —_———— . ‘New Lumber Yard. . T R:z NSC RIPT. Established Sept. 6, ri by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA a jl THENEVADA CITY, EB atablial ; by Nat. JULY 3, 1896. . ————————————— fp eee cITY, NI pr. O. N. Sullivan, “oculist-optician. Glasses fitted. j30-1m BROWN & CALKIN p aera A Concise Chronicle of Yarivus ols . Z + ee Furniture Fo: Sale. WEDNESDAY ILRD “The Marysville pany The Democ} “Articles of Marysville . at Water Compt with County term of incot —=¥fihe-amount-o————— 000, the numt hundred thou: “gi0 eachphy 2 scribed is ¥1,0 “are the. names the same is O'Brien Sr., 8 James K. O John Spauk —pénahue, W RC. Walrat' W. Waggone: hares each. of the Corpor.’ John Spav — O’Brien. Sr. rath, Smal ———+10 8e-> Where Will You Stop? A most important “question in the . ‘minds of visitors here on the 3d ‘and . 4th of July will be where to secure ! suitable stopping quarters. If you} would bave the best secure accommo° ‘dations at the Union Hotel—the— ‘Jeading family and tourist hotel of the . city. Special attention paid to the fare —BRIEF MENTION, = 7 e “Hoods ‘Minor Notes ud Comments of Local ° on occasions such as the approaching “Sarsaparitla —— R5-td Eyes ener free -at_ the a —a-Fact-Wortt Knowit = The One True Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle. ae eure Liver Ills; easy to Hood’s Pills take, easy to operate. 25. ES a Young and Old Rich and Poor! —W3 Wish You ML a Good Time on the 4th of iyi \ AS BRIGHT AS DOES THE NOONDAY SUN; WE’LL ALL STAY UP TO SEE THE SIGHTS, UNTIL THE SABBATH HAS BEGUN. Chalres Power came over from aoe Bet. yesterday. i fl. A. Ackley came down from Brandy City last evening. _MrsStevens arrived here last “even=— ing from Sonora. __J.S. Black of North. ‘Bloomfield. ar: . rived here yesterday: Mrs. Poulson of North San Juan ar. rived here last evening, J.D. Shine of San Francisco came in! on the morning train. { Henry German was over-from San} * Francisco last night. Misses L. and J. Brock came dove The noise and racket that the Curly Bears make tonight will astonish the people, , All the bells in the city will be rung . reer We Ai rere Reese . jas. sunrise tomorrow “morning, and a. . Commercial fret takes the lead on decorations. The rest of the town has not got through yet. gohas Over 1000 hams have been sold in this city within the past three or four days, all for the 4th of July. The committee have sold quite a number of tickets to the firemen’s ball. It will be a pleasant event. Eight members of Camptouville Paridr—of—-NativeSons,_ accompanied. by several ladies, arrived here this morn* * * * * * *Tis in the mountains of the world ‘ That Freedom first did -rear her shrine : Here has her standard ne’er been furled, _Here will its. stars forever shine. — “Here are no » royal roads that lead To fame.or station. In this land = -You are not asked, “ Where’born ?” “ What creed?” °™ Ait honest heart, a willing ‘hand, A true respect shown to our laws ; Renouncing all monarchic forms Whose pomp but serves to hide their flaws ; A readiness‘to face the storms, If need be, that perchance may rise From traitors lurking on our flank, From foreigt foes with envious eyes— These are the tests by which we rank ! from Graniteville today. —Extract' from poem written several years ago by a Nevada Mrs. Poulson came over from North . . ; City gentleman for a 4th of ase eelebration—at.Grass_ Valley. i San Juan last evening. C. M. Howard ef San Francisco is} , = co tiene spotiling = fe: days. THE PARADE TONIGHT AT 9:30. asst: . Consumption, La Grippe, ‘Saseaoola ~Potey is leader first-and tast® for ice . “and ail Phroat-and—Luang—diseasés are cream.-He is unsurpassed.: i cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by DickThe last twenty stamps for the ermen & Co. Champion’s new mill will be started up . tonight. Protective eye glasses are being given . away at the Optical Parlor, Union Hotel, Rooms 4 and 6. Patronize Home Industry: Try Fo-; . Tey’s inimitable ice cream. ‘ ing. . The -finest water for table use is . All children who are to ride on the Sbasta water. J. J. Jackson is ‘the car of liberty are requested to meet at agent. Marysville; , City; WF.J Geo. L. Hu parposes * generate, q use electric : any purpos legally app” sell and de to conduct of mercha) N Messrs. rel are 0% the Grass having Y terest of] known jo been at t! tinies of many yet prief reti ‘ago, and _ralts "behind bh Mr. Pars Pp uperme! their ma Tidings that pro Mr It ist cannot McKinl Call say . “In hi nomina States . day, Mi note of The I “McK his for: tion is The . “Gov notific: ring.” The sacted Judge Nati native Hoope Apr mortg grant: .erty. At ~~ gpend the Fourth. _ days additional time to prepare statelar place. services. . Jeff Lovelady is down from the Ger. man mine to spend the 4th. 1. Grand Curly Bear J. C. Nilon, Miss D. A. Leith of San. Francisco ar. \astride a long-eared quadruped from rived here last evening on a visit. Karl Goding and sister, of Red Dog, Zeitler, representing the mining super' were Visitors here yesterday. W.T.,J.C., and Chas. Harker’ came . over from Relief HIll today. Hon. B. J. Watson arrived here this morning from San Francisco. K. U. Currier of North Bloomfield arrived yesterday to help celebrate. N. F. Brown and M. Brown arrived here last evening from San Francisco. W. F. Lieben has returned froma trip to San Francisco and other places. R. R. Diningan and A. B. Fessler, of San Francisco, came in on the morning train. Mrs: Squires and child arrived last evening from San Francisco en route to Downieville. J.T. McCall and daughter came over from Michigan Bluff last night to spend the 4th. Mrs. E. Nicholls and daughter, Miss Mae, are here from Sun Francisco ona visit to friends. L. W. Boyington arrived here last’ evening from San Francisco en ronte to San Juan. / Charles McElyy came in from . Marsh’s mill; Rock creek, today. to Miss M. M. Landsburg, Miss I. Martin and Miss May Landsburg are over from Relief Hill today. G. C. Penrose, G. A. Landsburg, R. G. Landsburg, D. M. Ross came down from Relief Hill today: W. F. Millhone, M. D., and his sister, of San Francisco, arrived here ee day to spend the 4th. W.R. Williains and G. T. Williams came down from Camptonville today, to attend the 4th of July celebration. J. W. Godfrey, L. W. Bishop, Mrs. E: W. Bishop and Miss Roby Godfrey, of Oak Valley, are here to spend the 4th. E. 5. Erwin and family arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their way to Maybert, where Mr. Erwin owns a mine. @;M. Williams, Chas. Kennady, Dave Yore, Tom Mullen and L.Griffith, of Camptonville Parlor, N.S. G. W., came down to turn out on the Fourth. Misses Mary and Lizzie Kennady; Maggie Williams, B. Whitlock and Mrs. M. Muller, came down from Camptonville today to attend the celebration. Mrs. R. Knowles and Miss Vincent, who.have been visiting the family of Rev. JxSims, left: yesterday -for San . Jose, Mrs. Knowles having received . word that herbusband is dangerously ill. epee Union Hotel. The best meals to be-hadin the city at this popular establishment. You will regret it if you.do not go there tomorrow. Pace MD Sore OO ee Superior Court. . The following business was tran. satted in the Superior Court today, (GRAND MARSHAL, Judge John Caldwell presiding: J. C. White vs. P. Fitzsimmons. Ten ment on motion for new trial. W. A. McKenzie vs. J. P. Poole. Ten . days additional time to prepare statement on motion for new trial. W. W. Wright vs. T. Dougherty Fifteen days stay of execution. Union Hotel. Notwithstanding that there will be a great crowd at the Union tomorrow you will get the best st offmeals promptly. Board of: of Supervisors. _ The Board of “Supervisors will meet next Monday for the-July term and will also be in session three weeks as.a Board of Equalization. Parties having bills.or who are otherwise interested should make-a note of this.” alll Union Hotel. Every accommodation at. this popuFige mea!s and prompt . } . . CHIEF AIDS, : : egant balloons at intervals during the afternoon. This-will be a novel tertaining featur. great Aeight wi . be released, t -» Complimentary to visiting organizations. . Jackass Flat, accompanied by Fred 8. Eagle Hose Company, No. 3. 9. Visiting Curly Bears. 10. Curly Bears of Cave No. 1. attached to Sky Rockets will be sent u to Committee. The large ring, first prize only. from each, $10. for the occasion.) The procession will march down Sac. intendents of this district,-also workramento street to the Plaza, up Main ing his passage on the same sort of a to Commercial, up Commercial to Pine, heast. ' up Pine to Broad, thence to the junc2. Platoon of police commanded by tion of East and West Broad streets, bo Marshal Getchell. . countermarch down Broad to the Plaza, Curly Bear Band. ; where the procession will disband and Marysville, Military Company. . the participants proceed to the tennis Nevada Light Guard. grounds at the Union Hotel, where a Nevada Hose Company, No. 1. fine collation will be served, ArrangePennsylvania EngineCompany, . ments have been/ made for about 600 people. THE PARADE TOMORROW MORNING: AT 10:30. FIRST DIVISION. Gorne'n Baud, Company C, Oompany D of Marysville, Chattanooga Post, G. A. R., and Mexican Veterans, Officers of the Day in carriages, Nevada Hose er ae No. 1, Car of Liberty, National Hotel Fipat, Eagle Hose Company, No: 3. SECOND DIVISION. Lieutenant P. F. Simonds, Chief of Staff; Aides; Henry Lane, A. W. Mortis, Ed. W. Schmidt, A. B. Wolf, E. C. Grissel, Albert Snell, Bert Pollard. Mayflower Band, Mountain Division, U.R. K. of P., Garfield Conclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, Native Sons of the Golden West, Native Daughters Float, Uniou Hotel Float, Pennsylvania Engine Compay, No. 2, California Mining Float, Citizens in carriages. LINE OF MARCH. The line of March will be.as.follows:.From.starting.point, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.’s oflice, down Broad to Plaza, up Main to Commercial, up Commercial to Pine, up Pine to Broad, out Broad to junction of East and West ‘+; Broad, there countermarching down Broad to Pine, down Pine to: Commercial down Commercial to Maiii, down Main to Plaza, up Broad to Theatre, where procession will disband. . . Py THE LITERARY EXERCISES. Immediately after thé disbanding of the procession the literary exercises will take place and will be as follows: Calling the meeting to order by Nat. P. Brown, Chairman of the General Comunittee., Music by the Band. Reading list of the officers of the Day. Chorus, “ The Flag.” Address by Hon. J. M. Walling, President of the Day. Invocation by Rev. W. C. Gray. Solo and Chorus, “ Flag of the Free,” Miss Jennie Adair, soloist. ‘ Reading Declarytion of Independence by Miss Adelaide Farnum of Grass Valley. Vocal Solo, “The Star Spangled Banner,” Miss Mable Hughes. Oration by Rev. L. J. Gurver. Chorus, “America.” Benediction by Rev. J. Sims. Music by the Band. 2 OFFICERS OFTHE DAY: Chairman Conimntttes of Arrangements .* President of the Day OPALOR Sy it Beene utes asl Ee) Sent «agente ae ted an REV. L. 2. GARVER Reader.., : ts. eh: MISS ADELAIDE FARNUM Chaplains REVS. W. C. GRAY and J. SIMS Goddess of Eibeiy MISS MINNIE REYNOLDS Vice Presidents Nevada City—Hon. E. M. Preston, L. 8. Calkins, J. T. Morgan, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Hon, John Caldwell, W. G. Richards, Phil ©. Byrn J. M. Buffington, J. C. Rich, Jdseph Thomas, W. E. Meser; vey, M. Garver, B. S. Rector, F. Zeitler, Jas. A. Northwa: Cal. R. Clarke, Wm. McKinley, F. E. Wadsworth, Hon. Niles Searls, P. T. Riley, B. F. Sneil, DF: Douglass, ge ) Up: Tickell, I. J. Rolfe, W. D. Tong, A.D. Mason, Ged. E. Turner, W. H. Martin, Geo. L. Hughes, M. Hanley, John Waters, R. Snell, Lieut. Ralph Bowerman, 'W. T. Monk, Chas. Pecor. N. San Juan—P. Gaynor, Maj. J. 8. enenreie: . Northup, John Trood, Chas. Paine, F. W.Ba: N. Bloomfield—J. Glasson, R. D. en ak A. J. Ross. Washington—Jno. McBean, J. T. Worthley, W. H. Kohler, J. Lipman. You Bet—O. K. Clouman, J.S. Goodwin. . North Columbia—J. F. Dudley. Marysville—Peter Delay, J. M. om Geo. Voss, A. B. Forbes, D. E. Fetrow, F. H. Greeley, J. H. Marcuse. Sacramento—Frank Conn. Grass Valley—John Glasson, Hon. John F. Kidder, W. J. Rogers, W. F. ‘ Prisk, H. G. Parsons, J. P. Shoemaker. Smartsville—J. H H. McQuaid, Wm. Conlin, Jas. Driscoll, J. E. Cramsie. -_ CAPT. GEO. A. NIHELL COL. A. B. FORBES, Marysville, and COL. C. F. M’GLASHAN, Truckee AIDES: Nervyapa Rieck B. Wolf, E. W. Schmidt, A. W. ‘Morris, Henry Lane ; Nortu San Jvan—Henry German ; Rovucu anp Reapy—Henry Schroder ; Norra RiggunmsLs La. Myers, W.L. Mobley. icvaineeenl STREET AMUSEMENTS. Firemen’s with hi fgg ng Bicycle Race—Iist prize $ ; Bnd . Indian Foot Asean ad ay $5; 14 Three Leg Race—Prize $5. ; Sack habe—Prine $5. é American Joss Chase. This is for td under 16 years of age. Two rings at different times, and béing returned , $5. Small ring, 2d prize, $2.50. 100 yard ze Race—Open to all societies, milita or Bckées: One entry m to all, $10. C) capture of the elusive hog, thoroughly larded Winner is have the Hog and $5. Mt 6 nee Arrangements have been made with a competent man to send u irty elen-. ies rize $2.50. . prize 100 pounds of Flour. ~ 7. 8. 4 100 yard Foot foal The Greased Hog. z Some of the balloons havea parachute “eigba which —_—— ° i FIREWORKS IN THE EVENING aT ais. ag From Suspension Bridge, facing Sacramento street. ’ PIREMEN’S. BALL AT 9:30 P. M. . good authority that the old sulphurthe New York Hotel at 9:30 o’clock tomorrow morning. W.S. Sumner, correspondent of the Overland Monthly, is at présent in this . city. The burro he is traveling about . ° on will be ridden tonight by one of the Curly Bears. { Frank W. Page of the Giant Powder Company arrived here last evening. He donated 100 pounds of powder to the 4th of July committee, to be. used in firing salutes. A number of tents have been pitched in the y: at Washington schoolhouse, and will be occupied by the military company from Marysville. The yard makes a good camping place. The electric fountain between the Broad and Main street bridges will be in full operation tonight and will be a beautiful sight that everybody will admire The crowded and lively: appearance of the streets last night shows that our people are enthusiastic over the celebration and intend to make the occasion a pleasant one for all visitors. City Marshal Getchell had his squad of twelve policemen rigged up in their uniforms last night and was putting them through the drill at Armory Hali. They will make:a fine appearance tonight and tomorrow. Theexhibition of fireworks from the suspension bridge tomorrow night. will start at a quarter past 8 o'clock. If you wish to have a good view take a position on Sacramento street somewhere or on the bank of the creek below. People who desire to get a good view of the fireworks tomorrow night should station themselves on either Sacramento street or Prospect Hill.The fireworks will be exhibited on the syspension bridge, facing Sacramento street, and will begin shortly after. 8 o’clock, as soon as it becomes dark. The float. that. is being prepared at the Miners Foundry will be one of the most complete and unique displays in the procession tomorrow. It will consist. of a miniature quartz mill in operaation, run by a small steam engine, all mounted on a nicely painted wagon and roofed over in good manner. The mill will crush quartz while the float is moving along in the procession. Delegations from different places in the%ipper part of -the county arrived here yesterday. Today many more'persons came in and tomorrow people will pour into town from all directions. Word has been received that about 100 persons can be expected here tonight from Marysville, including the military from Sacramento and other points on the railroad will swell the crowd to at least 150 or 200. Will Test It. Two gentlemen of this city were discussing the other day~-the_ newspaper report regarding the sale of an old sulphurets works to the Selby Smelting Works. One of the gentlemen remarked that the sum stated as being realized by the purchasers was greatly exaggerated. The other gentlemen said he knew something.about the transac: tion in question, and had heard from ets works mentioned netted the purchasers_a magnificent sum. ‘To test the accuracy of the statement he proposes to send 100 samples from a richer and older sulphurets works to the. 8: Columbia College School of Mines, and have assays made. Ifthis is done he will give the results to the local papers for publication. : Dancing at the Grove. Prof. Michell will have his regular social at Ragon’s Grove Friday evening, July 8d. jy2-2t ‘Sune wah Bont oon 25 cents a palrat the Bankrapt Store, jl-2t “~ Union “Hotel. Go to this. great pl place tomorrow if o you want grand meals and 03 treatment. company of that place. Delegations . YARD No danger of running out. ious ‘ice cream for the 4th. . Shasta water lemonades are the finest of all. Call at J.J. Jackson’s and get several bottles of the water for the 4th. Foley’s inimitable ice cream, the finest in the land. Delivered free to any part of the a in pints, quarts or gallon. Glasses fitted and ground on thé spot by Mrs. Dr. Frank, assisted by her brother, E. B. Arnold, at manufacturing prices on the 3d and 4th of July, at Optical Parlor, Rooms 4 and 6, Union Hotel. If you want a good mineral water for medicinal use, try Shasta water, to be procured by the bottle or case at J. J: Jackson’s Beehive grocery store. Foley ‘has made 100 gallons of his world faWe don’t Want to get into trouble this week. We don’t: in'tend to murder any person, but . WE'LL KILL OLD HIGH PRICES! Our large stock of SUMMER CLOTHING must be sold this week. It doesn’t make any paseni sa! what the goods cost us. We will sell them Cheaper Than They : Can be Bought at Wholesale. If you visit us this‘week you will be sure to buy from us although it takes everyjcent you have. This is no humbug sale. The bargains we have been giving the past week have been appreciated. -Our stores are crowded, but we have put on extra help so all can be promptly waited on. St, Canice Church. On next Sunday, July 5th, mass will be celebrated in St. Canice Church: . this city, at 8 and 10:30 o'clock a. m., . and on the following Sunday x ce a:1i: in North Bloomfield. Will Mect Sunday. The dthof July Executive Committee will meet on Sunday at thé National . _. Hotel, for the purpose of auditing the bills for the celebration Chairmen of . sub-committees: should hand in all! bills. , +t. 2§0-2 Removal. John Delbridge, on account of his large increase in business has found it necessary to secure a larger store, and has leased the store in the TraNserirT Block lately occupied by J. Levy. He} will move to his new quarters after the . Fourth. « . SP Ras ae . Native Sons’ Uniforms. All members of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. G. W,, are requested to go to E. E. Dulac’s tailor shop and secure their uniforms: td co 8 ee eS Kidney and Liver Troubles, “Two years ago my husband suffered terribly with kidney and liver troubles. He tried many remedies and doctors, but did not improve. Two or three bottles of -Hood’s Sarsaparilla completely cured him. About six months ago he was troubled .with dyspepsia and indigestion. Everything he ate caused him misery. He was so thin and weak he could scarcely walk. At jast he thought he would try taking one of Hood’s Pills after each meal. He began to improve right away. He gained twenty B eeener' in six weeks, and he can now ea’ 2 maening without its distressing him.” T. Duryon, p Rican Cal. MARRIED. In Nevada City, July 1st atthe residence of the bride’s parents by Chas. KE. Mulloy, Justice of the Peace, Miss "i E. Wanamake and John CampNEW LUMBER — T. P. BYRNE Has established a Lome Broai street, adjoining bs willeo of kinds 1 pa aa and Moingly AH : ber, Yard.on upper E. s residence, where ntly aon’ a full assortment of . , Including Rustic, Flooring, Shingles, Shakes, x Etc., Ete. . tae BEST QUALITY 10 BE HAD ‘TN THIS MARKET. Prices Given Upon Application: x ‘Leave Orders at the Yard. . W. E. JOHNSTON, Inevery Department the the price of everythiag, ranging from overalls to suits of clothes is cut in two. . Come: and see how-we. have killed High Prices this weekDon’t feel that you . have to buy, We only want to satisfy you we are doing just what we say. And this isn’t al 5 you get. this week. Rich and Foor Treated Alike Spend $25 Cash With us this week and you will get a Victor Nickel Plate WATCH. ‘Spend $40 Cash At our Stores this week and Gold Plated Watch. These Watches are stem winders and guaranteed to be good timekeepers. This offer lasts only. till 12 o’clock next Saturday night. sell goods at our regular low prices, pay the regular price for it. : L HYMAN & CO. Commercial &t.; near: Main,’ Nevada City. Don’t be misled by untruthful advertis: Com ‘to us f have three stores and the largest stock in ae Cone One i A walls sents. We “Country orders promptly filled. -Goods aslivered free in city That. you will get a Victor After that we will and if you want a watch you will have to . P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial street, ” Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods. THE FRESHEST AND BEST STOCK TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. a $$ BILL M’KINLEY’. MAY NOT SATISFY YO BI uv WILL JOHNSON’S WILL IF YOU PLA WITH HIM vor UF eee eo satel Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Ete. My’ SPECIAL DELIVERY WAGON diettices to be. as popular as ever. HOW IS YOUR SUPPLY OF WOOD ? I SELL OAK and PINE,” . Junc, Broad en Commerciat Bie La

+ es Special Train Sunday Evening. A.train will leave Nevada City fo Grass Valley at 7 o'clock Sunday evenT. P. Byrne, the contractor and building, July 5th, and on returni will r, has opéned in hea nia Nie with his jeave Grass Valley at 10: 45 oar mi. T. THEN HERE'S TO THE AMERIGAN EAGLE ! Merit } BIRD THAT NO FOB CAN INVEIGLE, OR PUT Sissi im “SALT ON a BEAUTIFUL TAIL! ieee cales, and enables it: to accomplish ac BRSONAL POINTERS. . 7 od . WIT BUNTING GAY AND_BANNBRS BRIGHT, OUR CITY SHINES AS NE'ER BEFORE; THE CURLY BEARS WILL GROWL . . ee ana cee TONIGHT, TOMORROW DAD WILL TAKE THE FLOOR . atte of em rs te pepe pb . consisting of every thing needed in car. Doings and Intentions. _rying on housekeeping; will be sold in . . ot caknown ba ter bata ane cen. J. Penrose of Relief Hill is in town. }. os F ‘lots to suit at a great bargain. For J. O. Whitney of Oakland is here on/p ( YANKEE DOODLE’S” LIVELY STRAINS: INSPIRING SPEECH AND SWEETEST -SONG—WILL TELL 0F REVOLUTION'S sarther particulars enquire of Mr, avin He Ae ee nese ee GAINS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS WILL MAKE THE NIGHTS narcihewite uous.” 2 Peculiar to Itself It cures a wide range of diseases because John Ragon has gone to San Francisco ona visit. of its power asa blood purifier. It acts R. Malone and H. Brown are down dizectly and Sivaly apotithe Biced, and the blood rcaches every nook and from Alleghany. { Th J. O. Whi f kdand corner of the as system. Thus all’ dT. O,AW ite y gamie wp from Oakian Sho nerves, muscles, bones and tissues. last évening: come under the beneficent a: of Last week of the Bankrupt Store. —_———— . ‘New Lumber Yard. . T R:z NSC RIPT. Established Sept. 6, ri by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA a jl THENEVADA CITY, EB atablial ; by Nat. JULY 3, 1896. . ————————————— fp eee cITY, NI pr. O. N. Sullivan, “oculist-optician. Glasses fitted. j30-1m BROWN & CALKIN p aera A Concise Chronicle of Yarivus ols . Z + ee Furniture Fo: Sale. WEDNESDAY ILRD “The Marysville pany The Democ} “Articles of Marysville . at Water Compt with County term of incot —=¥fihe-amount-o————— 000, the numt hundred thou: “gi0 eachphy 2 scribed is ¥1,0 “are the. names the same is O'Brien Sr., 8 James K. O John Spauk —pénahue, W RC. Walrat' W. Waggone: hares each. of the Corpor..’ John Spav — O’Brien. Sr. rath, Smal ———+10 8e-> Where Will You Stop? A most important “question in the . ‘minds of visitors here on the 3d ‘and . 4th of July will be where to secure ! suitable stopping quarters. If you} would bave the best secure accommo° ‘dations at the Union Hotel—the— ‘Jeading family and tourist hotel of the . city. Special attention paid to the fare —BRIEF MENTION, = 7 e “Hoods ‘Minor Notes ud Comments of Local ° on occasions such as the approaching “Sarsaparitla —— R5-td Eyes ener free -at_ the a —a-Fact-Wortt Knowit = The One True Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle. ae eure Liver Ills; easy to Hood’s Pills take, easy to operate. 25. ES a Young and Old Rich and Poor! —W3 Wish You ML a Good Time on the 4th of iyi \ AS BRIGHT AS DOES THE NOONDAY SUN; WE’LL ALL STAY UP TO SEE THE SIGHTS, UNTIL THE SABBATH HAS BEGUN. Chalres Power came over from aoe Bet. yesterday. i fl. A. Ackley came down from Brandy City last evening. _MrsStevens arrived here last “even=— ing from Sonora. __J.S. Black of North. ‘Bloomfield. ar: . rived here yesterday: Mrs. Poulson of North San Juan ar. rived here last evening, J.D. Shine of San Francisco came in! on the morning train. { Henry German was over-from San} * Francisco last night. Misses L. and J. Brock came dove The noise and racket that the Curly Bears make tonight will astonish the people, , All the bells in the city will be rung . reer We Ai rere Reese . jas. sunrise tomorrow “morning, and a. . Commercial fret takes the lead on decorations.. The rest of the town has not got through yet. gohas Over 1000 hams have been sold in this city within the past three or four days, all for the 4th of July. The committee have sold quite a number of tickets to the firemen’s ball. It will be a pleasant event. Eight members of Camptouville Paridr—of—-NativeSons,_ accompanied. by several ladies, arrived here this morn* * * * * * *Tis in the mountains of the world ‘ That Freedom first did -rear her shrine : Here has her standard ne’er been furled, _Here will its. stars forever shine. — “Here are no » royal roads that lead To fame.or station. In this land = -You are not asked, “ Where’born ?” “ What creed?” °™ Ait honest heart, a willing ‘hand, A true respect shown to our laws ; Renouncing all monarchic forms Whose pomp but serves to hide their flaws ; A readiness‘to face the storms, If need be, that perchance may rise From traitors lurking on our flank, From foreigt foes with envious eyes— These are the tests by which we rank ! from Graniteville today. —Extract' from poem written several years ago by a Nevada Mrs. Poulson came over from North . . ; City gentleman for a 4th of ase eelebration—at.Grass_ Valley. i San Juan last evening. C. M. Howard ef San Francisco is} , = co tiene spotiling = fe: days. THE PARADE TONIGHT AT 9:30. asst: . Consumption, La Grippe, ‘Saseaoola ~Potey is leader first-and tast® for ice . “and ail Phroat-and—Luang—diseasés are cream.-He is unsurpassed.: i cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by DickThe last twenty stamps for the ermen & Co. Champion’s new mill will be started up . tonight. Protective eye glasses are being given . away at the Optical Parlor, Union Hotel, Rooms 4 and 6. Patronize Home Industry: Try Fo-; . Tey’s inimitable ice cream. ‘ ing. . The -finest water for table use is . All children who are to ride on the Sbasta water. J. J. Jackson is ‘the car of liberty are requested to meet at agent. Marysville; , City; WF.J Geo. L. Hu parposes * generate, q use electric : any purpos legally app” sell and de to conduct of mercha) N Messrs. rel are 0% the Grass having Y terest of] known jo been at t! tinies of many yet prief reti ‘ago, and _ralts "behind bh Mr. Pars Pp uperme! their ma Tidings that pro Mr It ist cannot McKinl Call say . “In hi nomina States . day, Mi note of The I “McK his for: tion is The . “Gov notific: ring.” The sacted Judge Nati native Hoope Apr mortg grant: .erty. At ~~ gpend the Fourth. _ days additional time to prepare statelar place. services. . Jeff Lovelady is down from the Ger. man mine to spend the 4th. 1. Grand Curly Bear J. C. Nilon, Miss D. A. Leith of San. Francisco ar. \astride a long-eared quadruped from rived here last evening on a visit. Karl Goding and sister, of Red Dog, Zeitler, representing the mining super' were Visitors here yesterday. W.T.,J.C., and Chas. Harker’ came . over from Relief HIll today. Hon. B. J. Watson arrived here this morning from San Francisco. K. U. Currier of North Bloomfield arrived yesterday to help celebrate. N. F. Brown and M. Brown arrived here last evening from San Francisco. W. F. Lieben has returned froma trip to San Francisco and other places. R. R. Diningan and A. B. Fessler, of San Francisco, came in on the morning train. Mrs: Squires and child arrived last evening from San Francisco en route to Downieville. J.T. McCall and daughter came over from Michigan Bluff last night to spend the 4th. Mrs. E. Nicholls and daughter, Miss Mae, are here from Sun Francisco ona visit to friends. L. W. Boyington arrived here last’ evening from San Francisco en ronte to San Juan. / Charles McElyy came in from . Marsh’s mill; Rock creek, today. to Miss M. M. Landsburg, Miss I. Martin and Miss May Landsburg are over from Relief Hill today. G. C. Penrose, G. A. Landsburg, R. G. Landsburg, D. M. Ross came down from Relief Hill today: W. F. Millhone, M. D., and his sister, of San Francisco, arrived here ee day to spend the 4th. W.R. Williains and G. T. Williams came down from Camptonville today, to attend the 4th of July celebration. J. W. Godfrey, L. W. Bishop, Mrs. E: W. Bishop and Miss Roby Godfrey, of Oak Valley, are here to spend the 4th. E. 5. Erwin and family arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their way to Maybert, where Mr. Erwin owns a mine. @;M. Williams, Chas. Kennady, Dave Yore, Tom Mullen and L.Griffith, of Camptonville Parlor, N.S. G. W., came down to turn out on the Fourth. Misses Mary and Lizzie Kennady; Maggie Williams, B. Whitlock and Mrs. M. Muller, came down from Camptonville today to attend the celebration. Mrs. R. Knowles and Miss Vincent, who.have been visiting the family of Rev. JxSims, left: yesterday -for San . Jose, Mrs. Knowles having received . word that herbusband is dangerously ill. epee Union Hotel. The best meals to be-hadin the city at this popular establishment. You will regret it if you.do not go there tomorrow. Pace MD Sore OO ee Superior Court. . The following business was tran. satted in the Superior Court today, (GRAND MARSHAL, Judge John Caldwell presiding: J. C. White vs. P. Fitzsimmons. Ten ment on motion for new trial. W. A. McKenzie vs. J. P. Poole. Ten . days additional time to prepare statement on motion for new trial. W. W. Wright vs. T. Dougherty Fifteen days stay of execution. Union Hotel. Notwithstanding that there will be a great crowd at the Union tomorrow you will get the best st offmeals promptly. Board of: of Supervisors. _ The Board of “Supervisors will meet next Monday for the-July term and will also be in session three weeks as.a Board of Equalization. Parties having bills.or who are otherwise interested should make-a note of this.” alll Union Hotel. Every accommodation at. this popuFige mea!s and prompt . } . . CHIEF AIDS, : : egant balloons at intervals during the afternoon. This-will be a novel tertaining featur. great Aeight wi . be released, t -» Complimentary to visiting organizations. . Jackass Flat, accompanied by Fred 8. Eagle Hose Company, No. 3. 9. Visiting Curly Bears. 10. Curly Bears of Cave No. 1. attached to Sky Rockets will be sent u to Committee. The large ring, first prize only. from each, $10. for the occasion.) The procession will march down Sac. intendents of this district,-also workramento street to the Plaza, up Main ing his passage on the same sort of a to Commercial, up Commercial to Pine, heast. ' up Pine to Broad, thence to the junc2. Platoon of police commanded by tion of East and West Broad streets,

bo Marshal Getchell. . countermarch down Broad to the Plaza, Curly Bear Band. ; where the procession will disband and Marysville, Military Company. . the participants proceed to the tennis Nevada Light Guard. grounds at the Union Hotel, where a Nevada Hose Company, No. 1. fine collation will be served, ArrangePennsylvania EngineCompany, . ments have been/ made for about 600 people. THE PARADE TOMORROW MORNING: AT 10:30. FIRST DIVISION. Gorne'n Baud, Company C, Oompany D of Marysville, Chattanooga Post, G. A. R., and Mexican Veterans, Officers of the Day in carriages, Nevada Hose er ae No. 1, Car of Liberty, National Hotel Fipat, Eagle Hose Company, No: 3. SECOND DIVISION. Lieutenant P. F. Simonds, Chief of Staff; Aides; Henry Lane, A. W. Mortis, Ed. W. Schmidt, A. B. Wolf, E. C. Grissel, Albert Snell, Bert Pollard. Mayflower Band, Mountain Division, U.R. K. of P., Garfield Conclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, Native Sons of the Golden West, Native Daughters Float, Uniou Hotel Float, Pennsylvania Engine Compay, No. 2, California Mining Float, Citizens in carriages. LINE OF MARCH. The line of March will be.as.follows:..From.starting.point, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.’s oflice, down Broad to Plaza, up Main to Commercial, up Commercial to Pine, up Pine to Broad, out Broad to junction of East and West ‘+; Broad, there countermarching down Broad to Pine, down Pine to: Commercial down Commercial to Maiii, down Main to Plaza, up Broad to Theatre, where procession will disband. . . Py THE LITERARY EXERCISES. Immediately after thé disbanding of the procession the literary exercises will take place and will be as follows: Calling the meeting to order by Nat. P. Brown, Chairman of the General Comunittee., Music by the Band. Reading list of the officers of the Day. Chorus, “ The Flag.” Address by Hon. J. M. Walling, President of the Day. Invocation by Rev. W. C. Gray. Solo and Chorus, “ Flag of the Free,” Miss Jennie Adair, soloist. ‘ Reading Declarytion of Independence by Miss Adelaide Farnum of Grass Valley. Vocal Solo, “The Star Spangled Banner,” Miss Mable Hughes. Oration by Rev. L. J. Gurver. Chorus, “America.” Benediction by Rev. J. Sims. Music by the Band. 2 OFFICERS OFTHE DAY: Chairman Conimntttes of Arrangements .* President of the Day OPALOR Sy it Beene utes asl Ee) Sent «agente ae ted an REV. L. 2. GARVER Reader...., : ts. eh: MISS ADELAIDE FARNUM Chaplains REVS. W. C. GRAY and J. SIMS Goddess of Eibeiy MISS MINNIE REYNOLDS Vice Presidents Nevada City—Hon. E. M. Preston, L. 8. Calkins, J. T. Morgan, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Hon, John Caldwell, W. G. Richards, Phil ©. Byrn J. M. Buffington, J. C. Rich, Jdseph Thomas, W. E. Meser; vey, M. Garver, B. S. Rector, F. Zeitler, Jas. A. Northwa: Cal. R. Clarke, Wm. McKinley, F. E. Wadsworth, Hon. Niles Searls, P. T. Riley, B. F. Sneil, DF: Douglass, ge ) Up: Tickell, I. J. Rolfe, W. D. Tong, A.D. Mason, Ged. E. Turner, W. H. Martin, Geo. L. Hughes, M. Hanley, John Waters, R. Snell, Lieut. Ralph Bowerman, 'W. T. Monk, Chas. Pecor. N. San Juan—P. Gaynor, Maj. J. 8. enenreie: . Northup, John Trood, Chas. Paine, F. W.Ba: N. Bloomfield—J. Glasson, R. D. en ak A. J. Ross. Washington—Jno. McBean, J. T. Worthley, W. H. Kohler, J. Lipman. You Bet—O. K. Clouman, J.S. Goodwin. . North Columbia—J. F. Dudley. Marysville—Peter Delay, J. M. om Geo. Voss, A. B. Forbes, D. E. Fetrow, F. H. Greeley, J. H. Marcuse. Sacramento—Frank Conn. Grass Valley—John Glasson, Hon. John F. Kidder, W. J. Rogers, W. F. ‘ Prisk, H. G. Parsons, J. P. Shoemaker. Smartsville—J. H H. McQuaid, Wm. Conlin, Jas. Driscoll, J. E. Cramsie. -_ CAPT. GEO. A. NIHELL COL. A. B. FORBES, Marysville, and COL. C. F. M’GLASHAN, Truckee AIDES: Nervyapa Rieck B. Wolf, E. W. Schmidt, A. W. ‘Morris, Henry Lane ; Nortu San Jvan—Henry German ; Rovucu anp Reapy—Henry Schroder ; Norra RiggunmsLs La. Myers, W.L. Mobley. icvaineeenl STREET AMUSEMENTS. Firemen’s with hi fgg ng Bicycle Race—Iist prize $ ; Bnd . Indian Foot Asean ad ay $5; 14 Three Leg Race—Prize $5. ; Sack habe—Prine $5. é American Joss Chase. This is for td under 16 years of age. Two rings at different times, and béing returned , $5. Small ring, 2d prize, $2.50. 100 yard ze Race—Open to all societies, milita or Bckées: One entry m to all, $10. C) capture of the elusive hog, thoroughly larded Winner is have the Hog and $5. Mt 6 nee Arrangements have been made with a competent man to send u irty elen-. ies rize $2.50. . prize 100 pounds of Flour. ~ 7. 8. 4 100 yard Foot foal The Greased Hog. z Some of the balloons havea parachute “eigba which —_—— ° i FIREWORKS IN THE EVENING aT ais. ag From Suspension Bridge, facing Sacramento street. ’ PIREMEN’S. BALL AT 9:30 P. M. . good authority that the old sulphurthe New York Hotel at 9:30 o’clock tomorrow morning. W.S. Sumner, correspondent of the Overland Monthly, is at présent in this . city. The burro he is traveling about . ° on will be ridden tonight by one of the Curly Bears. { Frank W. Page of the Giant Powder Company arrived here last evening. He donated 100 pounds of powder to the 4th of July committee, to be. used in firing salutes. A number of tents have been pitched in the y: at Washington schoolhouse, and will be occupied by the military company from Marysville. The yard makes a good camping place. The electric fountain between the Broad and Main street bridges will be in full operation tonight and will be a beautiful sight that everybody will admire The crowded and lively: appearance of the streets last night shows that our people are enthusiastic over the celebration and intend to make the occasion a pleasant one for all visitors. City Marshal Getchell had his squad of twelve policemen rigged up in their uniforms last night and was putting them through the drill at Armory Hali. They will make:a fine appearance tonight and tomorrow. Theexhibition of fireworks from the suspension bridge tomorrow night. will start at a quarter past 8 o'clock. If you wish to have a good view take a position on Sacramento street somewhere or on the bank of the creek below. People who desire to get a good view of the fireworks tomorrow night should station themselves on either Sacramento street or Prospect Hill.The fireworks will be exhibited on the syspension bridge, facing Sacramento street, and will begin shortly after. 8 o’clock, as soon as it becomes dark. The float. that. is being prepared at the Miners Foundry will be one of the most complete and unique displays in the procession tomorrow. It will consist. of a miniature quartz mill in operaation, run by a small steam engine, all mounted on a nicely painted wagon and roofed over in good manner. The mill will crush quartz while the float is moving along in the procession. Delegations from different places in the%ipper part of -the county arrived here yesterday. Today many more'persons came in and tomorrow people will pour into town from all directions. Word has been received that about 100 persons can be expected here tonight from Marysville, including the military from Sacramento and other points on the railroad will swell the crowd to at least 150 or 200. Will Test It. Two gentlemen of this city were discussing the other day~-the_ newspaper report regarding the sale of an old sulphurets works to the Selby Smelting Works. One of the gentlemen remarked that the sum stated as being realized by the purchasers was greatly exaggerated. The other gentlemen said he knew something.about the transac: tion in question, and had heard from ets works mentioned netted the purchasers_a magnificent sum. ‘To test the accuracy of the statement he proposes to send 100 samples from a richer and older sulphurets works to the. 8: Columbia College School of Mines, and have assays made. Ifthis is done he will give the results to the local papers for publication. : Dancing at the Grove. Prof. Michell will have his regular social at Ragon’s Grove Friday evening, July 8d. jy2-2t ‘Sune wah Bont oon 25 cents a palrat the Bankrapt Store, jl-2t “~ Union “Hotel. Go to this. great pl place tomorrow if o you want grand meals and 03 treatment. company of that place. Delegations . YARD No danger of running out. ious ‘ice cream for the 4th. . Shasta water lemonades are the finest of all. Call at J.J. Jackson’s and get several bottles of the water for the 4th. Foley’s inimitable ice cream, the finest in the land. Delivered free to any part of the a in pints, quarts or gallon. Glasses fitted and ground on thé spot by Mrs. Dr. Frank, assisted by her brother, E. B. Arnold, at manufacturing prices on the 3d and 4th of July, at Optical Parlor, Rooms 4 and 6, Union Hotel. If you want a good mineral water for medicinal use, try Shasta water, to be procured by the bottle or case at J. J: Jackson’s Beehive grocery store. Foley ‘has made 100 gallons of his world faWe don’t Want to get into trouble this week. We don’t: in'tend to murder any person, but . WE'LL KILL OLD HIGH PRICES! Our large stock of SUMMER CLOTHING must be sold this week. It doesn’t make any paseni sa! what the goods cost us. We will sell them Cheaper Than They : Can be Bought at Wholesale. If you visit us this‘week you will be sure to buy from us although it takes everyjcent you have. This is no humbug sale. The bargains we have been giving the past week have been appreciated. -Our stores are crowded, but we have put on extra help so all can be promptly waited on. St, Canice Church. On next Sunday, July 5th, mass will be celebrated in St. Canice Church: . this city, at 8 and 10:30 o'clock a. m., . and on the following Sunday x ce a:1i: in North Bloomfield. Will Mect Sunday. The dthof July Executive Committee will meet on Sunday at thé National . _. Hotel, for the purpose of auditing the bills for the celebration Chairmen of . sub-committees: should hand in all! bills. , +t. 2§0-2 Removal. John Delbridge, on account of his large increase in business has found it necessary to secure a larger store, and has leased the store in the TraNserirT Block lately occupied by J. Levy. He} will move to his new quarters after the . Fourth. « . SP Ras ae . Native Sons’ Uniforms. All members of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. G. W,, are requested to go to E. E. Dulac’s tailor shop and secure their uniforms: td co 8 ee eS Kidney and Liver Troubles, “Two years ago my husband suffered terribly with kidney and liver troubles. He tried many remedies and doctors, but did not improve. Two or three bottles of -Hood’s Sarsaparilla completely cured him. About six months ago he was troubled .with dyspepsia and indigestion. Everything he ate caused him misery. He was so thin and weak he could scarcely walk. At jast he thought he would try taking one of Hood’s Pills after each meal. He began to improve right away. He gained twenty B eeener' in six weeks, and he can now ea’ 2 maening without its distressing him.” T. Duryon, p Rican Cal. MARRIED. In Nevada City, July 1st atthe residence of the bride’s parents by Chas. KE. Mulloy, Justice of the Peace, Miss "i E. Wanamake and John CampNEW LUMBER — T. P. BYRNE Has established a Lome Broai street, adjoining bs willeo of kinds 1 pa aa and Moingly AH : ber, Yard.on upper E. s residence, where ntly aon’ a full assortment of . , Including Rustic, Flooring, Shingles, Shakes, x Etc., Ete. . tae BEST QUALITY 10 BE HAD ‘TN THIS MARKET. Prices Given Upon Application: x ‘Leave Orders at the Yard. . W. E. JOHNSTON, Inevery Department the the price of everythiag, ranging from overalls to suits of clothes is cut in two. . Come: and see how-we. have killed High Prices this weekDon’t feel that you . have to buy, We only want to satisfy you we are doing just what we say. And this isn’t al 5 you get. this week. Rich and Foor Treated Alike Spend $25 Cash With us this week and you will get a Victor Nickel Plate WATCH. ‘Spend $40 Cash At our Stores this week and Gold Plated Watch. These Watches are stem winders and guaranteed to be good timekeepers. This offer lasts only. till 12 o’clock next Saturday night. sell goods at our regular low prices, pay the regular price for it. : L HYMAN & CO. Commercial &t.; near: Main,’ Nevada City. Don’t be misled by untruthful advertis: Com ‘to us f have three stores and the largest stock in ae Cone One i A walls sents. We “Country orders promptly filled. -Goods aslivered free in city That. you will get a Victor After that we will and if you want a watch you will have to . P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial street, ” Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods. THE FRESHEST AND BEST STOCK TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. a $$ BILL M’KINLEY’. MAY NOT SATISFY YO BI uv WILL JOHNSON’S WILL IF YOU PLA WITH HIM vor UF eee eo satel Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Ete. My’ SPECIAL DELIVERY WAGON diettices to be. as popular as ever. HOW IS YOUR SUPPLY OF WOOD ? I SELL OAK and PINE,” . Junc, Broad en Commerciat Bie La