July 30, 1898 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. seen SATURDAY... JULY 30, 1898. . cmmemmnaeennei — Published every eveni ERED 10 x (BANNBRS REST TOMORROW: . Will Play the Monarchs at Watt Park a Week Later. The Banners and the Monarchs will] es 9 seree except. Sundays and Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. . L. 8. OALEING, ~ . N. P. BROWN. Sliekens Spies Take Another Rake at the. — Court at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon, ‘writ of mandawus to compel the AudiTHE ANTI-MINERS WIN. . ‘ ' Disclose Its Features At Present. Yuba County Treasury. The mandamus proceedings entitled . D. P. Durst and W. T. Phipps vs. 8. 0. Gunning, as the Auditor of the county of Yuba, was called up in the Superior says the Appeal. The suit was for a tor-to draw his warrant in favor of the : laintiffs for $200, which sum was aloul by the Board of Supervisors for The Town services rendered. ee : The defendant had filed an answer in . a Heap of 5; Ashes. : which -he alleges “that the only puroe pose for which plaintiffs, or either of re them, were employed by the Board of . Supervisors of said county; was that . they might constitute a convenient and apparently legal conduit for the transmission of said $200 from the Treasurer of Yuba county to the State . Anti-Debris Association.” When the case was called Attorney Phipps made a motion to admit Attorney W. H. Devlin of Sacramento as associate counsel, and the order was mace. ; ? . The motion for a peremptory writ of mandate then came on, Attorney W: H. Carlin representing the defendant. On motion of Attorney Phipps plaintiffs were permitted to amend the comSpecial to the Dally Transcript. Our Answer Forwarded to Spain. that America’s rights are to be fully protected. of the claimants within named.” The minutes of the Board of.Supervisors, showing that Durst and Phipps were employed under a_ resolution -voted for by three of its members to do certain detective work, was offered in evidence, after which the plaintiffs rested. Attorney Carlin on behalf of the de: 4 fendant moved the Courts for its order statement of the terms of the reply to Spain. of non-suit on several grounds, and quoted the decision of the Superiof! Court in the case entitled Walton v8. . McPhetridge. . Judge Davis denied the motion. . . W. T. Phipps, manager of the State Anti-Debris Association, and one of the plaintiffs, was examined by Attorney Spain’s note. States shall have one of the Ladrone Islands. Bad Fire in San Francisco. existed in May, and that it was a voluntary association made up of promi-. newspapers, candy, etc. on the ferry boats), Joseph Hanson, . candidate for Sheriff. nent property owners who met in Sac. Frank Kelly, William White. ramento. They had supervision over} ri : detective work in regard to checking . mining that was injurious to their} property. They recommended to the} counties or their District Attorneys . when certain suits should be brought. & / Aguinaldi’s Head Needs Reducing. The President Concludes to Not " A Plumas County Town Destroyed. not play ball at Glenbrook Park tomorRENO, July 30.—The town of Beckwith, situated -at the northerly end of Sierra Valley; was wiped off the earth -yesterday afternoon by a fire that destroyed every building but the church, shoolhouse and two dwelling houses. The total loss is $40,000, Beckwith was a prosperous farming of Beckwith in Sierra Valley. *¢ will b taken to Guantanamo for repairs, WASHINGTON, July 30—The answer of the United States to Spain’s peace note has been determined on and drafted,. has just arrived asked General Woods for a license to estaband now only wait the cabinet’s approval as a. whole. lish a Cuban paper here and was refused it as a publication The question as to the Philippine Islands will be left to a. of that character is not considered desirable at present. joint -American-Spanish commission, the conditions being. ° : WASHINGTON, July 30—Secretary Day has requested M,; plaint by inserting the words “be is one. Gambone to call at two p. m. and receive the answer to The conditions of leaving the charge of affairs in the. mainder of the fleet being four days in the rear. hands of a commission are that Spanish troops shall_be at of the expedition is good. There is use here for all the: once removed from Cuba and Porto Rico and the United) troops assigned. — ‘ The President has decided to not give out to the press a Saw FRANCISCO, July 30—By the burning of the lodging] ont in the papers addressed to the. Tested. ‘Then the Devil got into the house at 113 Oregon street.last night five persons wef . electors of his county and in it he says: burned to death and six badly hurt The dead are Kate Carlin, Big Dpted tnt Fhe sesanistign Connelly, C. A. Holmes (a one-legged man who _ peddled coming Republican convention, as a. The Devil then rested, but the editor town on the Sierra Valley railroad, having about 500 popution. Saving the Maria Teresa. WASHINGTON, July 30.—Admiral Sampson dispatches from Playa that the Infanta Maria Teresa has been floated » oe Told to Whistle For It. » SANTIAGO, July 30.—The feature of the situation here is ‘. the stream of native residents presenting claims to the authorities against the United States Government for losses they claim to have sustained at the hands of Cuban troops during the past thrée years’ through robbery and plunder. . The claims are promptly returned with expression of regret. The editor of the New York organ of the insurgents who Artived Safely at Manila. Honcxon, July-30.—A dispatch from Cavite dated the 25th says: Governor, Merritt arrived at noon today, the reThe health Bill Nye’s Last Sermon. WELL WORTH TRYING. peroy . ‘ heaven and the earth. Then he made A a Woald save, the editor and liberal advertiser, and,jt was good. Thenext day a’Kansas blizG. L. Threlkel of Long Valley in zard set in and he created the man who Placer county publishes on advertisedidn’t believe in advertising and he moulding room, and he created the fel“After mature deliberation, I have . !ow who takes the editor’s paper for decided to place my name before the . Several years and refuses to pay for it. has had no rest since. eee “I shall not make any effort prior to the meeting of the convention to have any delegate commit himself to my. This afternoon as J. E. Isaac’ and support. George Adair of this city were return“Having the best interests of the. ing from Grass Valley they were party at heart, it is my only desire to. thrown from their buggy near Glenbrook Park and both were badly hart. Thrown From a Buggy. In the beginning God created the * He was asked where the Association got their funds, but the question was objected to and sustained, as were numerous other objections made cn this WASHINGTON, July 30.—Admiral Dewey announces that . see the strongest man nominated, sand Aguinaldi, the insurgent leader, has assumed an attitude of bold defiance and that it will take a large force to subdue him. I sincerely hope that the delegates to the convention will not commit themselves to the support of any candidate for the office named, but on the meetsame line of examination. ing of the convention will caucus and The witness stated that he was employed by tbe Supervisors to perform the duties set forth in the resolution . ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. a of employment, and was given the emA Daily Chronicle. of the Doings af la ployment on account of the service he . was able to render. and Young. City Tomorrow. portant office in the county.” Attorney Carlin tried to prove by the . ‘ oh bag te a Oak MRTHODERT CHURON. : sna Ae ae witness that after deducting bis salary ama suits Seals ee Bev. W. C. Gray, the pastor will Minera? Water oa Anti-Debris Association, but did not shocks itt ject forthe morning, “Peace.” Even. 00 Mrs, H. ©. Mills’ Main street lot is moqean liad eek: Pipe: 08 ie pesiicen Sydneye Poor has returned from . ing satject, “That Fox.” Class m said to possess valuable medicinal came rapidly. ig ing at 9:45. Sunday school at 12:30 p. m,. @alities. Two or three persons who Judge Davis said he would allow it} Mrs. B Lats’s duaghter Sarah is . Junior League at 5 p.m. Epworth . were in poor bealth have been greatly to be shown that the resolution was @/ , . sie he ill League at 6:30 p.m. Seats free. beftefitted by drinking this water, a sham and that an agreement was en-. shes Myrtle Er seca has-gone_to, z Galacumnarabe ss: OnE which is believed to contain iron, sultered into with the Board of SuperviGen Bresnindd cm & sieit. ! isencioan bolic wianind (akl coontan phur and soda, Mrs. Mills proposes sors. Si Attorney Carlin stated that he was. Bev. A. L. Brower of San Mateo F-! by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims, Subject of a gt: poe. 2 ae rived here this morning. trying hard to prove that Tact. C. A. Harker of Relief Hill has reA. C. Irwin, Chairman of the Board . of Supervisors, was the next witness. turned from San Francisco. He denied that he wasa party toany. Boardman Poor of Stockton is here contract. when tbe resolution was . & visit to his daughter, Mrs. W. H. passed, and that there were any strings Tattle. on the money. The resolution set. James R. Davis, grandson of Z. P. forth the services plaintiffs were to. Davis of this city, returned to San perform. . Francisco today. Attorney Curlin stated that he had. Ely I. Hutchinson and family of San no more witnesses to examine. The . francisco came down today from the present case was different from the one . California miue, pow on appeal to the Supreme Court. . . Miss Alice Barr of Gold Fiat left this Judge Davis ordered the writ to issue . morning for Big Tunnel for a visit with as prayed for. Mrs. Bat. Murphy. Attorney Carlin asked for astay of. Captain Jobn A. Rapp went to the proceedings for thirty days. It was. Tamplin House on the Washington possible that they would not appeal, \ ridge today to join Phil Byrne in a deer and that a warrant would be drawn, ‘. bunt. Judge Davis granted the-time asked_Q.K.Clondman_of You Bet and_ his: for. son, Harold, bave gone to Berkeley RE eA TE where the young man will enter the Going to Marysville Next. . State University. Messrs. Vincent and Belser, whohace LL. Leadbetter and wife of Stockton had the contract for reconstructing the were here last night. Mr. Leadbetter system of water mains at this city, have was making an investigation as to the nearly completed their labors here.’ oatiook for the races here next month. They will be throagh by next Wedues-' Mr.and Mrs, A. M. Allen, Miss Sadie day and then they will go to MarysAllen and Miss Upton returned today ville to lay five miles of gas mainsfor from Lake Tahoe. Tomorrow noon the Yubs County Electric Power ComMiss Upton will leave for ber home at pany. San Jose. The pipes here are all laid except on, has been tarned into them. —————-+90-4 Hay Is Worth Money. says that bay is hay this year in the valoff. leys as wellas in the mountains. It brings $20 at-Grass Valley, $21 to $22 here, and from $16 to 18 at Wheatland and Marysville. San Francisco parties are buying up all the hay they can fi in the cow counties. a: No Odds and Ends. .cent upon all goods. Popular Clothing Store. PANE SRN OR Santa Cruz Club Coming. The Santa Cruz clab want to come to Nevada county about August 15thR. E. Linder and Frank Barker of} ey Factory and Monro streets and water You Bet were in town today. On the porch of Snell’s store in their town “yesterday the thermometer stood 11¢ ee in the shade, so they thought they Our clearance, sale is not made ‘up of odds and ends, but upon ourstraight lines. You will find a saving of 25 per ascertain the strength-of. each candiAT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY. Sr aWUh such ‘ decision I will rest content, and I believe we can bring back discourse in the evening, “That Noble Young Man Who Died on the Battleenarhaae mat field.” The Christian. Endeavor will. Noone mastturn the city water off, meet at the usual hour led by Miss. on the new mains, without first giving Bessie Stevens Subject, “The Evils, of . notice and obtaining permission from Covetousness.” Sabbath school at the . ™¢.— Groner A. NIHELL, close of the morning service. All are _ Oity Engineer, cordially invited. ais EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev. Dr. A. L. Brewer of San Mateo, To Those Whom it May Concern. Onty Two Dollars and a Half. Men’s Ali Wool Pants, our $3.50 line, Dr. Tickell was telephoned for and immediately left for the scene of the accident. The extent of the men’s injuries could not be learned up to the time we went to press. Stricken With Fever, : Thomas Marshall, clerk at the North e is suffering, from a fever. UNION :-: HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. : D.J.STEVENS, -W. B. Lathrope, San Francisco . Samuel Page, Sacramento §. Lurhen, Grand Rapids, Mish. Jas, Barey, San Francisco Frank Johnson,“ G. A. Young, San Francisco . Shayer, Sacramento = . Kaufman, Grass Valley D. Manwig, Oakland / Richard Clark, King City J. Chafer, Los Angeles A+Greensloter, ig ©. Riford, Pasodena ~ E. Barker, San Francisco Henry Lynes, Oakland, E. L. Brown, Sacramento W. Herman, Grass Valley DIED. tar mine, Grass Valley, is very low./ ang see that they are placed in the MANAGER wn ran soars mae row, but a week later they will have 4 game at Watt Park. The Monarchs are to be strengthened with Whalen of Stockton as pitcher, Oscar .Coflin who used to play with the Pioneers as vatcher and Krug as shortstop. “By these additions they hope to keep the Banners @& the Pioneers guessing. Whalen comes recommended as a& twirler of the first-class, while Coflin bas long ranked as the best “home talent” catcher in the county. Indeed, there aremany who put him side by cx ot ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, side with Ballestero and Hanson in every res pect. : Considerable pressure is being bought to bear on the Banners to get them to}, play hereafter at Cashin Field instead of at Glenbrook, because it takes so much time to get to and from the Park. Some of the players themselves ure also in favor of the change. They say that they have not been able to get enough out of the gate receipts at Glenbrook to pay their way, whereas they have always had good dividends when they played-at Cashin’s. Sa New Machitiery at the Plumbago. The new air compressor plant at the Plumbago mine on the Middle Yuba river above Moore’s Flat is gradually nearing completion. Water power isto be used torun the compressors which are on the river 5000 feet from the mine and connected with it by ‘a pipe line. An 80 horse-power boiler is to be stationed at the hoisting works. In this ithe air will be re-heated, at small cost. The boiler will be operated like any steam boiler, and will run the engines ‘on top and machine drills underground. ! For Public Administrator. GEORGE COUGHLAN Will be a candidate for the office of Public dministrator, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. NOTICE —TO— VOTERS. Notice is hereby given that Monday, July J8th, 1898, the Board of Supervi sors of Nevada County created an additional 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. rae . Voters are requested to visit the County Clerk’s Office where a map showing said changes is on exhibition proper precincts, Transfers will not be made after October 12th, 1898. : J. J. GREANY, County Clerk. “DEY BEAT THE WORLD.” ~ American made Shoes have no superiors anywhere. It may be « fad sometimes to wear French or English made footwear but the results are not Dearly so satisfactory. Look at our line of Fine Shoes. Even the most ardent lover of “imported goods” wil! pronounce them perfect. American shoe manufacturers excel, like American gunners. ; We get the best goods and we fix the lowest price ut which such quality can be sold. Judge us by these items. . Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. Glenbrook Saloon, Pine Street, Nevada City. -—~ JOE CONROY, Prop’r. AVING PURCHASED. THE ABOVE OLDestablished stand I intend to conduct it inthe best manner and will keep on hand / only the Finest Liquors, Beer, Wines AND CIGARS. My_long experience in the business has taught me how to-cater to the tastes of the public in this line. Give mea call. ml0 The Gem _ Saloon, ’ CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. There are many laces where ean be secotaneaantet with fine ov Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars But the cute of them all isthe Old. GEM, which has had such a good reputation for so man ears. DRO Wio HAVE P IN ALL YE NEVER TRIED THIS PLACE. Rare and Beautiful ! The Modern Houses e Finished with. . Sequoia. a specialty. BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER « Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. evnnvvvvnnnennnyye We cannot sit down. scams speaker of ability, will preach at Trinity the Popular Clothing Store. / j8-tf years 9 months and 10 days. church at 7:80 o’clock fh the evening. All are invited. ——_—_—_-+ 092-2 Shift Boss Hoskin Hurt. mine, was coming up the incline on a car his head struck a timber and~he>— was badly hurt. Dr. Hunt was sent for after the injured man had been brought to the surface. Mr. Hoskin was left at the mine till two o'clock this afternoon when a hack was sent out and he was brought to his home on Piety Hill. He is unable to raise his head, and it will probably be some time at best before he recovers. His skull does not appear to be fractured. A Lad’s Leg Broken. Harry Young left the Malakoff mine yesterday afternoon with his two-horse rig to go to the Snow Point sawmill for aload of lumber. His son, aged ten years, accompanied him. During the Se ee ea wagon and. sustained a fractare one of his legs. Dr. Muller went Suddea Death of a Child. Marie, the five year old daughter: of the city. a and-play a series of games with the Banpers, Monarchs and Pioneers. +f ~ Men's $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at The iis cones Reade, The blow is * ae rion soniaweraee We Turn Them Fitted to Perfection. _ Right in Style. fy . ‘Sure in Wearing Qualities. _ Satisfied with our Prices _ _And Money Saved.Our Spring Suits are a Wonder 6 ESE mabe : ad in Quality and Price. They are all sizes, all styles, all colors, all shapes; : ss FROM $8 UP. . — J. Levy, The. Mr. and Mre, Robert M. Latta, was} [[5g— We claim the best showing of good Stylish Suits in ~ GRIMES CLOTING “At One Great Big Bargain, In San Franciscd, July 27, 1 Robwho has many friends here and is aj during this Olearence Sale only $2.50at . ert Bella native “of teehee, eaae 711 of They are not old timers as We keep no such things. . PRICE . AU Markea » Suits $6.50 Suits $7.50 Suits $10.50 Suits $11.50 . Suits $12.50 Res é LIST OF B SEE WInDow. in Plain Figures. OLD PRICE. > veveerverereerrrr they will go. you well know. ALL NEW GOODS. BLACK SUITS : NEV PRICE. now $4.50now $5.00 now $7.50 now $8.00 now $9.00 : Ladies, all we ask is for you to take a look and see them. pectfully, MAHER & CO. Ready Cash Store, the 3 TOWLE BROS. CO., voyrevnnnnnnnnnnennn MAHER @ CO’S Wash Goods are gone for the season, and now we turn our attention to something else. We must be around and stirring, Ladies, this day we have placed in our large window a lot Fine Black Suits! Suitable For Any Season and alt at _ Reduced Prices! _ ~~ Out JUSE RIGHE. we sere to masy ano rvnrrrrereeeceee SATURDAY. BRIE Minor Notes a Geo, OC. Gayl City taxes be day. : Do not forget oF diag Flat tonig ~. Do not negle once or you ma The losses on been adjusted . nies. _ Goyne’s Banc concert this ev hotel balcony. / Owing to the been suspende mine near Gran A two and a b recently found~ thine is being pi John Murley, was naturalized being Chas. E. 1 corder Werry. All ye secs concerte by ye « ~to meet at the } evening for reh Asix-horse wa ed toward Gras: Town Talk this one of the horse Rev. Dr. A. L. the Boys Scho preach at the E; row morning a e vening. The Electric ] phone line from oa the Yuba riv: destroyed by ' has been rebuilt A genuine travelér named . terday afternoo carries six trun! _ese goods and is Judge Nilon v Monday, theref want to be natu: at the next elect five o’clock day noon. Lawrence L. ¢ went swimming the North Yuba and getting bey: the bottom. Ez fished him out s If you live in County Clerk’s districting of th necessary to ha' dence changed « You may lose y this. A Po; George Coug city for five ye nounced as a ca cratic nominati trator. He isa and deserving y a latge vote if b tion. Mes. Hart! A Reno paper has engaged cot claims as the child, which me siderable litigat tate before it is Renee — He -. We offer cne ward for any ce not be cured by F. J. CH. We, the unde «J, Cheney for t _ Neve him per business trans -able to carry ot iby their firm. “Wust & Trva Toledo, O. ‘Watpina, Kr sale Drugg Hall’s Catarr ally, acting d and mucous Testimonials s Hall's Famil TAPPIN Kote of $ Owing to a] plumbers of t doing tapping expectation of other material I bave a full . the Water or! will sell to an can have it d by getting th the City Coll same to me. Nevada Cit; So, Try Grape . Van Camp’: the best. New goods: — = On ' Ladies’ Kic Coit Toe, pat . the Popular ¢

THE TRANSCRIPT. seen SATURDAY..... JULY 30, 1898. . cmmemmnaeennei — Published every eveni ERED 10 x (BANNBRS REST TOMORROW: . Will Play the Monarchs at Watt Park a Week Later. The Banners and the Monarchs will] es 9 seree except. Sundays and Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. . L. 8. OALEING, ~ . N. P. BROWN. Sliekens Spies Take Another Rake at the. — Court at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon, ‘writ of mandawus to compel the AudiTHE ANTI-MINERS WIN. . ‘ ' Disclose Its Features At Present. Yuba County Treasury. The mandamus proceedings entitled . D. P. Durst and W. T. Phipps vs. 8. 0. Gunning, as the Auditor of the county of Yuba, was called up in the Superior says the Appeal. The suit was for a tor-to draw his warrant in favor of the : laintiffs for $200, which sum was aloul by the Board of Supervisors for The Town services rendered. ee : The defendant had filed an answer in . a Heap of 5; Ashes. : which -he alleges “that the only puroe pose for which plaintiffs, or either of re them, were employed by the Board of . Supervisors of said county; was that . they might constitute a convenient and apparently legal conduit for the transmission of said $200 from the Treasurer of Yuba county to the State . Anti-Debris Association.” When the case was called Attorney Phipps made a motion to admit Attorney W. H. Devlin of Sacramento as associate counsel, and the order was mace. ; ? . The motion for a peremptory writ of mandate then came on, Attorney W: H. Carlin representing the defendant. On motion of Attorney Phipps plaintiffs were permitted to amend the comSpecial to the Dally Transcript. Our Answer Forwarded to Spain. that America’s rights are to be fully protected. of the claimants within named.” The minutes of the Board of.Supervisors, showing that Durst and Phipps were employed under a_ resolution -voted for by three of its members to do certain detective work, was offered in evidence, after which the plaintiffs rested. Attorney Carlin on behalf of the de: 4 fendant moved the Courts for its order statement of the terms of the reply to Spain. of non-suit on several grounds, and quoted the decision of the Superiof! Court in the case entitled Walton v8. . McPhetridge. . Judge Davis denied the motion. . . W. T. Phipps, manager of the State Anti-Debris Association, and one of the plaintiffs, was examined by Attorney Spain’s note. States shall have one of the Ladrone Islands. Bad Fire in San Francisco. existed in May, and that it was a voluntary association made up of promi-. newspapers, candy, etc. on the ferry boats), Joseph Hanson, . candidate for Sheriff. nent property owners who met in Sac. Frank Kelly, William White. ramento. They had supervision over} ri : detective work in regard to checking . mining that was injurious to their} property. They recommended to the} counties or their District Attorneys . when certain suits should be brought. & / Aguinaldi’s Head Needs Reducing. The President Concludes to Not " A Plumas County Town Destroyed. not play ball at Glenbrook Park tomorRENO, July 30.—The town of Beckwith, situated -at the northerly end of Sierra Valley; was wiped off the earth -yesterday afternoon by a fire that destroyed every building but the church, shoolhouse and two dwelling houses. The total loss is $40,000, Beckwith was a prosperous farming of Beckwith in Sierra Valley. *¢ will b taken to Guantanamo for repairs, WASHINGTON, July 30—The answer of the United States to Spain’s peace note has been determined on and drafted,. has just arrived asked General Woods for a license to estaband now only wait the cabinet’s approval as a. whole. lish a Cuban paper here and was refused it as a publication The question as to the Philippine Islands will be left to a. of that character is not considered desirable at present. joint -American-Spanish commission, the conditions being. ° : WASHINGTON, July 30—Secretary Day has requested M,; plaint by inserting the words “be is one. Gambone to call at two p. m. and receive the answer to The conditions of leaving the charge of affairs in the. mainder of the fleet being four days in the rear. hands of a commission are that Spanish troops shall_be at of the expedition is good. There is use here for all the: once removed from Cuba and Porto Rico and the United) troops assigned. — ‘ The President has decided to not give out to the press a Saw FRANCISCO, July 30—By the burning of the lodging] ont in the papers addressed to the. Tested. ‘Then the Devil got into the house at 113 Oregon street.last night five persons wef . electors of his county and in it he says: burned to death and six badly hurt The dead are Kate Carlin, Big Dpted tnt Fhe sesanistign Connelly, C. A. Holmes (a one-legged man who _ peddled coming Republican convention, as a. The Devil then rested, but the editor town on the Sierra Valley railroad, having about 500 popution. Saving the Maria Teresa. WASHINGTON, July 30.—Admiral Sampson dispatches from Playa that the Infanta Maria Teresa has been floated » oe Told to Whistle For It. » SANTIAGO, July 30.—The feature of the situation here is ‘. the stream of native residents presenting claims to the authorities against the United States Government for losses they claim to have sustained at the hands of Cuban troops during the past thrée years’ through robbery and plunder. . The claims are promptly returned with expression of regret. The editor of the New York organ of the insurgents who Artived Safely at Manila. Honcxon, July-30.—A dispatch from Cavite dated the 25th says: Governor, Merritt arrived at noon today, the reThe health Bill Nye’s Last Sermon. WELL WORTH TRYING. peroy . ‘ heaven and the earth. Then he made A a Woald save, the editor and liberal advertiser, and,jt was good. Thenext day a’Kansas blizG. L. Threlkel of Long Valley in zard set in and he created the man who Placer county publishes on advertisedidn’t believe in advertising and he moulding room, and he created the fel“After mature deliberation, I have . !ow who takes the editor’s paper for decided to place my name before the . Several years and refuses to pay for it. has had no rest since. eee “I shall not make any effort prior to the meeting of the convention to have any delegate commit himself to my. This afternoon as J. E. Isaac’ and support. George Adair of this city were return“Having the best interests of the. ing from Grass Valley they were party at heart, it is my only desire to. thrown from their buggy near Glenbrook Park and both were badly hart. Thrown From a Buggy. In the beginning God created the * He was asked where the Association got their funds, but the question was objected to and sustained, as were numerous other objections made cn this WASHINGTON, July 30.—Admiral Dewey announces that . see the strongest man nominated, sand Aguinaldi, the insurgent leader, has assumed an attitude of bold defiance and that it will take a large force to subdue him. I sincerely hope that the delegates to the convention will not commit themselves to the support of any candidate for the office named, but on the meetsame line of examination. ing of the convention will caucus and The witness stated that he was employed by tbe Supervisors to perform the duties set forth in the resolution . ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. a of employment, and was given the emA Daily Chronicle. of the Doings af la ployment on account of the service he . was able to render. and Young. City Tomorrow. portant office in the county.” Attorney Carlin tried to prove by the . ‘ oh bag te a Oak MRTHODERT CHURON. : sna Ae ae witness that after deducting bis salary ama suits Seals ee Bev. W. C. Gray, the pastor will Minera? Water oa Anti-Debris Association, but did not shocks itt ject forthe morning, “Peace.” Even. 00 Mrs, H. ©. Mills’ Main street lot is moqean liad eek: Pipe: 08 ie pesiicen Sydneye Poor has returned from . ing satject, “That Fox.” Class m said to possess valuable medicinal came rapidly. ig ing at 9:45. Sunday school at 12:30 p. m,. @alities. Two or three persons who Judge Davis said he would allow it} Mrs. B Lats’s duaghter Sarah is . Junior League at 5 p.m. Epworth . were in poor bealth have been greatly to be shown that the resolution was @/ , . sie he ill League at 6:30 p.m. Seats free. beftefitted by drinking this water, a sham and that an agreement was en-. shes Myrtle Er seca has-gone_to, z Galacumnarabe ss: OnE which is believed to contain iron, sultered into with the Board of SuperviGen Bresnindd cm & sieit. ! isencioan bolic wianind (akl coontan phur and soda, Mrs. Mills proposes sors. Si Attorney Carlin stated that he was. Bev. A. L. Brower of San Mateo F-! by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims, Subject of a gt: poe. 2 ae rived here this morning. trying hard to prove that Tact. C. A. Harker of Relief Hill has reA. C. Irwin, Chairman of the Board . of Supervisors, was the next witness. turned from San Francisco. He denied that he wasa party toany. Boardman Poor of Stockton is here contract. when tbe resolution was . & visit to his daughter, Mrs. W. H. passed, and that there were any strings Tattle. on the money. The resolution set. James R. Davis, grandson of Z. P. forth the services plaintiffs were to. Davis of this city, returned to San perform. . Francisco today. Attorney Curlin stated that he had. Ely I. Hutchinson and family of San no more witnesses to examine. The . francisco came down today from the present case was different from the one . California miue, pow on appeal to the Supreme Court. . . Miss Alice Barr of Gold Fiat left this Judge Davis ordered the writ to issue . morning for Big Tunnel for a visit with as prayed for. Mrs. Bat. Murphy. Attorney Carlin asked for astay of. Captain Jobn A. Rapp went to the proceedings for thirty days. It was. Tamplin House on the Washington possible that they would not appeal, \ ridge today to join Phil Byrne in a deer and that a warrant would be drawn, ‘. bunt. Judge Davis granted the-time asked_Q.K.Clondman_of You Bet and_ his: for. son, Harold, bave gone to Berkeley RE eA TE where the young man will enter the Going to Marysville Next. . State University. Messrs. Vincent and Belser, whohace LL. Leadbetter and wife of Stockton had the contract for reconstructing the were here last night. Mr. Leadbetter system of water mains at this city, have was making an investigation as to the nearly completed their labors here.’ oatiook for the races here next month. They will be throagh by next Wedues-' Mr.and Mrs, A. M. Allen, Miss Sadie day and then they will go to MarysAllen and Miss Upton returned today ville to lay five miles of gas mainsfor from Lake Tahoe. Tomorrow noon the Yubs County Electric Power ComMiss Upton will leave for ber home at pany. San Jose. The pipes here are all laid except on, has been tarned into them. —————-+90-4 Hay Is Worth Money. says that bay is hay this year in the valoff. leys as wellas in the mountains. It brings $20 at-Grass Valley, $21 to $22 here, and from $16 to 18 at Wheatland and Marysville. San Francisco parties are buying up all the hay they can fi in the cow counties. a: No Odds and Ends. .cent upon all goods. Popular Clothing Store. PANE SRN OR Santa Cruz Club Coming. The Santa Cruz clab want to come to Nevada county about August 15thR. E. Linder and Frank Barker of} ey Factory and Monro streets and water You Bet were in town today. On the porch of Snell’s store in their town “yesterday the thermometer stood 11¢ ee in the shade, so they thought they Our clearance, sale is not made ‘up of odds and ends, but upon ourstraight lines. You will find a saving of 25 per ascertain the strength-of. each candiAT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY. Sr aWUh such ‘ decision I will rest content, and I believe we can bring back discourse in the evening, “That Noble Young Man Who Died on the Battleenarhaae mat field.” The Christian. Endeavor will. Noone mastturn the city water off, meet at the usual hour led by Miss. on the new mains, without first giving Bessie Stevens Subject, “The Evils, of . notice and obtaining permission from Covetousness.” Sabbath school at the . ™¢.— Groner A. NIHELL, close of the morning service. All are _ Oity Engineer, cordially invited. ais EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev. Dr. A. L. Brewer of San Mateo, To Those Whom it May Concern. Onty Two Dollars and a Half. Men’s Ali Wool Pants, our $3.50 line, Dr. Tickell was telephoned for and immediately left for the scene of the accident. The extent of the men’s injuries could not be learned up to the time we went to press. Stricken With Fever, : Thomas Marshall, clerk at the North e is suffering, from a fever. UNION :-: HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. : D.J.STEVENS, -W. B. Lathrope, San Francisco . Samuel Page, Sacramento §. Lurhen, Grand Rapids, Mish. Jas, Barey, San Francisco Frank Johnson,“ G. A. Young, San Francisco . Shayer, Sacramento = . Kaufman, Grass Valley D. Manwig, Oakland / Richard Clark, King City J. Chafer, Los Angeles A+Greensloter, ig ©. Riford, Pasodena ~ E. Barker, San Francisco Henry Lynes, Oakland, E. L. Brown, Sacramento W. Herman, Grass Valley DIED. tar mine, Grass Valley, is very low./ ang see that they are placed in the MANAGER wn ran soars mae row, but a week later they will have 4 game at Watt Park. The Monarchs are to be strengthened with Whalen of Stockton as pitcher, Oscar .Coflin who used to play with the Pioneers as vatcher and Krug as shortstop.. “By these additions they hope to keep the Banners @& the Pioneers guessing. Whalen comes recommended as a& twirler of the first-class, while Coflin bas long ranked as the best “home talent” catcher in the county. Indeed, there aremany who put him side by cx ot ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, side with Ballestero and Hanson in every res pect. : Considerable pressure is being bought to bear on the Banners to get them to}, play hereafter at Cashin Field instead of at Glenbrook, because it takes so much time to get to and from the Park. Some of the players themselves ure also in favor of the change. They say that they have not been able to get enough out of the gate receipts at Glenbrook to pay their way, whereas they have always had good dividends when they played-at Cashin’s. Sa New Machitiery at the Plumbago. The new air compressor plant at the Plumbago mine on the Middle Yuba river above Moore’s Flat is gradually nearing completion. Water power isto be used torun the compressors which are on the river 5000 feet from the mine and connected with it by ‘a pipe line.

An 80 horse-power boiler is to be stationed at the hoisting works. In this ithe air will be re-heated, at small cost. The boiler will be operated like any steam boiler, and will run the engines ‘on top and machine drills underground. ! For Public Administrator. GEORGE COUGHLAN Will be a candidate for the office of Public dministrator, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. NOTICE —TO— VOTERS. Notice is hereby given that Monday, July J8th, 1898, the Board of Supervi sors of Nevada County created an additional 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. rae . Voters are requested to visit the County Clerk’s Office where a map showing said changes is on exhibition proper precincts, Transfers will not be made after October 12th, 1898. : J. J. GREANY, County Clerk. “DEY BEAT THE WORLD.” ~ American made Shoes have no superiors anywhere. It may be « fad sometimes to wear French or English made footwear but the results are not Dearly so satisfactory. Look at our line of Fine Shoes. Even the most ardent lover of “imported goods” wil! pronounce them perfect. American shoe manufacturers excel, like American gunners. ; We get the best goods and we fix the lowest price ut which such quality can be sold. Judge us by these items. . Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. Glenbrook Saloon, Pine Street, Nevada City.. -—~ JOE CONROY, Prop’r. AVING PURCHASED. THE ABOVE OLDestablished stand I intend to conduct it inthe best manner and will keep on hand / only the Finest Liquors, Beer, Wines AND CIGARS. My_long experience in the business has taught me how to-cater to the tastes of the public in this line. Give mea call. ml0 The Gem _ Saloon, ’ CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. There are many laces where ean be secotaneaantet with fine ov Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars But the cute of them all isthe Old. GEM, which has had such a good reputation for so man ears. DRO Wio HAVE P IN ALL YE NEVER TRIED THIS PLACE. Rare and Beautiful ! The Modern Houses e Finished with. . Sequoia. a specialty. BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER « Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. evnnvvvvnnnennnyye We cannot sit down. scams speaker of ability, will preach at Trinity the Popular Clothing Store. / j8-tf years 9 months and 10 days. church at 7:80 o’clock fh the evening. All are invited. ——_—_—_-+ 092-2 Shift Boss Hoskin Hurt. mine, was coming up the incline on a car his head struck a timber and~he>— was badly hurt. Dr. Hunt was sent for after the injured man had been brought to the surface. Mr. Hoskin was left at the mine till two o'clock this afternoon when a hack was sent out and he was brought to his home on Piety Hill. He is unable to raise his head, and it will probably be some time at best before he recovers. His skull does not appear to be fractured. A Lad’s Leg Broken. Harry Young left the Malakoff mine yesterday afternoon with his two-horse rig to go to the Snow Point sawmill for aload of lumber. His son, aged ten years, accompanied him. During the Se ee ea wagon and. sustained a fractare one of his legs. Dr. Muller went Suddea Death of a Child. Marie, the five year old daughter: of the city. a and-play a series of games with the Banpers, Monarchs and Pioneers. +f ~ Men's $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at The iis cones Reade, The blow is * ae rion soniaweraee We Turn Them Fitted to Perfection. _ Right in Style. fy . ‘Sure in Wearing Qualities. _ Satisfied with our Prices _ _And Money Saved.Our Spring Suits are a Wonder 6 ESE mabe : ad in Quality and Price. They are all sizes, all styles, all colors, all shapes; : ss FROM $8 UP. . — J. Levy, The. Mr. and Mre, Robert M. Latta, was} [[5g— We claim the best showing of good Stylish Suits in ~ GRIMES CLOTING “At One Great Big Bargain, In San Franciscd, July 27, 1 Robwho has many friends here and is aj during this Olearence Sale only $2.50at . ert Bella native “of teehee, eaae 711 of They are not old timers as We keep no such things. . PRICE . AU Markea » Suits $6.50 Suits $7.50 Suits $10.50 Suits $11.50 . Suits $12.50 Res é LIST OF B SEE WInDow. in Plain Figures. OLD PRICE. > veveerverereerrrr they will go. you well know. ALL NEW GOODS. BLACK SUITS : NEV PRICE. now $4.50now $5.00 now $7.50 now $8.00 now $9.00 : Ladies, all we ask is for you to take a look and see them. pectfully, MAHER & CO. Ready Cash Store, the 3 TOWLE BROS. CO., voyrevnnnnnnnnnnennn MAHER @ CO’S Wash Goods are gone for the season, and now we turn our attention to something else. We must be around and stirring, Ladies, this day we have placed in our large window a lot Fine Black Suits! Suitable For Any Season and alt at _ Reduced Prices! _ ~~ Out JUSE RIGHE. we sere to masy ano rvnrrrrereeeceee SATURDAY. BRIE Minor Notes a Geo, OC. Gayl City taxes be day. : Do not forget oF diag Flat tonig ~. Do not negle once or you ma The losses on been adjusted . nies. _ Goyne’s Banc concert this ev hotel balcony. / Owing to the been suspende mine near Gran A two and a b recently found~ thine is being pi John Murley, was naturalized being Chas. E. 1 corder Werry. All ye secs concerte by ye « ~to meet at the } evening for reh Asix-horse wa ed toward Gras: Town Talk this one of the horse Rev. Dr. A. L. the Boys Scho preach at the E; row morning a e vening. The Electric ] phone line from oa the Yuba riv: destroyed by ' has been rebuilt A genuine travelér named . terday afternoo carries six trun! _ese goods and is Judge Nilon v Monday, theref want to be natu: at the next elect five o’clock day noon. Lawrence L. ¢ went swimming the North Yuba and getting bey: the bottom. Ez fished him out s If you live in County Clerk’s districting of th necessary to ha' dence changed « You may lose y this. A Po; George Coug city for five ye nounced as a ca cratic nominati trator. He isa and deserving y a latge vote if b tion. Mes. Hart! A Reno paper has engaged cot claims as the child, which me siderable litigat tate before it is Renee — He -. We offer cne ward for any ce not be cured by F. J. CH. We, the unde «J, Cheney for t _ Neve him per business trans -able to carry ot iby their firm. “Wust & Trva Toledo, O. ‘Watpina, Kr sale Drugg Hall’s Catarr ally, acting d and mucous Testimonials s Hall's Famil TAPPIN Kote of $ Owing to a] plumbers of t doing tapping expectation of other material I bave a full . the Water or! will sell to an can have it d by getting th the City Coll same to me. Nevada Cit; So, Try Grape . Van Camp’: the best. New goods: — = On ' Ladies’ Kic Coit Toe, pat . the Popular ¢