July 5, 1899 (4 pages)

ROB SER a phi MDE ode T YOO fagt riding-on Commercial street. He} THR, TRANSCRIPT. , Bebitahod overs evening sxcent by. BRDWN & CALKINS. b, 8; OALKING. NYP. BROWS. WEDNESDAY,..JULY 5, 1899. HOW NBYADA CITY CBLEBRATED. Continued from third page. . was its sole occupant, pretty Alice Britland, daughter of Wm. J. Britland, with whom all observers fell in love. Oa the flagship with Admiral Dewey were Fred Cooper and Charles Olark at the wheel, Harry Gallagher and Carl Hicks behind the guns and Carl Lane aia marine. ‘A Fourth of July procession without Buarybody. Hada ‘a Good: Time There—. WASHINGTON ‘HLEBRATION. “District Attorney Power's Oration. The celebration at the town of Washington attracted a big crowd of people and everybody had a good time. District Attorney Power was the orator, and his address gave unbounded i, satisfaction. Mr, Power began by commenting on the fact that Washington was an ideal place to commemorate the 123d anniversary of our country’s birth; that the spot was eloquent with the voice of freedom, liberty being nature’s gospel and the mountains being among its grandest -teachers. In their rocky fastnesses freedom had ever taken refuge in her weakness until she was strong enough to battle for ber rights upon the plain, It must have been, he continued,such thoughts as these that inspired the early pioneers, who in 1861 lined the the Firemen in it wotld be like the play of Hamlet with the melancholy Dane omitted. The boys that run with the machine always maviage todo their share to make the day a success. The uniformed Pythians and Knights of Sherwood Forest as well as the Workmen with their drill team are entled toand should receive the hearty thanks of all for the manner in which they turned out and the splendid showing they made. ; oOo Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, July 5, 1899: Faus ino, Manuel Gori, Ferdinando Goldsworthy, Joseph Hornaday, Mrs. R. M.: Jacobs, F. Lean, Mrs. W. i. Mitchell, Albert ©. O'Neill, Robt. E. Potts, Henry (2) Robinson, Mrs. M. E. French, Miss Katrine: E. Young, ‘George Williams, Dick . FOREIGN. Bariletia, Giusepe If not called for in fifteen duys letters will-be sent to the dead letter .office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent.for each letter. J. E. CARR, Postmaster. +. ee ——— —-——_— Fined For Fast Riding. Yesterday afternoon Nightwatchman Fowler arrested four young men nm med Frank Sacks, Frank MGarris, R bert Ronchi and David Ebaugh, for took them before Justice Coughlan. They pleaded guilty,: waived all their rights for a continuance because it was a non-judicial day and asked for immediate.sentence. His honor fined them $10 apiece which they paid. The boys. said they had uot intended to violate the city ordinance and did not realize that they were endangering life and limb by riding their horses throngh the crowd at a breakneck sjeed. They promised to not repeat the act at any fature time. Se A Pugilist.s Subdued, A pugilist tried t to 0 pick a quarrel with a mining superintendent“in a sa: loon yesterday by using abusive langiage toward him. The gentleman submitted to the mean talk till patience ceased to be a virtue, then janded on his assailant’s face with a force that took all the fight out of him. oOo 4th of July Bills. All persons baving bills against the 4th:of July committee are requested to present them to J. E, Carr-before 5 o'clock tomorow (Thursday) evening The general committee will mest at City Hall at 8 o’clock. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so.agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. Ihe worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Sick Headaches, sre quickly and surely cured ‘by Karl’s Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood puritier and tissue builder. Money refunded if “hot satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 50 cts. For sale by H,; Dickerman the druggist. tf at. which our constitution was adopted, of the hardships through which the colonist had pussed when they consisted of thrée million people in «the thirteen colonies stretched along the At-. ] . sea, would say: “Ask mother.” that war, several of whom were present. of many years preceding. those years we had enjoyed a season ofjunbroken peace, but on the last cele. bration of our country’s birth a year Spanish-American war, and reviewei the patriotism of the heroes of that war. Today those war clouds had ‘all bunt. cleared away, and the great pendulum listic oppression was far less here. while in clashing and chariot wheels colliding are not pure, and occasionally: we find one that is dishonest, still it is. more likely that the money will get back to the people to whom it belongs if it falls into the hands of a dishonest Congressman than if it falls into the hands of a few monarchs. perity is right here among you—don’t go to another country or State looking -. for better times. was lost ip -a snow storm and spent half the night looking for his home, when at last, weary and worn out he in the morning and find he had camped at his own door yard,;-a dozen steps from his fireside, ington, in the California mine, have developed one of the finest ‘properties . — The-curse of overworked wominkind. in the State. ‘velop like riches When the lower levels of the other mines in the district are searche.l, when the whistle of the Blue Bell, the Washington, the Eagle Bird and a banks of the Yuba, to name this place Washington after the father of the country they were helping to. build, It is-indeed: fitting that a few of those early pioneers are among us today to te.l.us that history and join in this celebration. The theme of our National independence would grow old, if a great theme could grow old; but it is as fadeless as the stars and as fresh as the flowers. 5 Mr. Power then referred to the period lautic sea board, while. today they had crossed the Alleghanies, filled up the valley of the Mississippi, establishéd:. their empire on the.shores ef:-the Pacific, opened its’ wigdows to thesetting sun and even Jaunched into the Pacific and gathered to our dotealy some Nee her fairest jewles:' He declared it was possible that the . American Continent would eventually be under one Government, and that some day the United States would offer heart and hand to fair Canada,».that Canada would blush, look down, and thinking of her allegiance across the He spoke of the war of the Rebellion, paying a neat tribute to the veterans of The last two celebrations of our National Independence differed from those Daring ago that tranquility was broken by the boon of cannon and the -rattle of infantry, in defense of the Cuban cause. The speaker told of the oppression and tyranny the Antiliss of the southern sea had suffered at the hands of Spain, of the destraction of the Maine, of the was swinging back toward prosperity. The U.S. was compared with countries in Europe, showing that’ monopoIn America we had plenty of room for all Europe the scepters were because of lack of space. While some of our public servants Iu conclusion Mr. Power said: ProsA gentleman who placed his sleigh bed against a fence, where shivering with cold he spent the balance of the night only to wake up The people of Wash. Why should they not deThe day is not far distant arrived here yesterday ona visit to her sister, Mrs. Hubbard, ers-came over from Truckee this morncisco is visiting her father and mother, ‘pity. spend their vacation. ing the Normal School at San Jose, has returned to her home in Sebastopol to field arrived here Monday night en route home from the State Normal School to spend her summer vacation. ‘Siskiyou county, returned today to days’ stay here. Shearer, weiit with him for a visit. Zaitler took Hon. George E. Church to the Champion mine aud showed him all . . the departments miuch to the ‘visitor's. delight, train for Fresno. against Northway and others the demurrer of E. M. Preston to the complaint was argued this morning — by Fred Searls for the Bank and Thos, 8. Ford: for Mr, Preston who represents certein creditors. raled the demurrer. some people from getting too gay. day silence, and peace and prosperity . will crown the efforts of citizens from, Alpba to-Omegs, showing to the world that the-same patriotism aud energy {. that prompted them to celebrate this day hed directed their minds in the channel of improvement and advance and set their faces, net their hacks, to-. ward the rising san. _ PERSONAL Pt POINTERS \ Daily Chronicle of tl of the Doings of Old and Young. Thomas Ballard of San Jose is in town, Willis Silva is here esis Bat Francisco. Al. Snell spent the Fourth at Sacra-. ' mento. » Mrs, Jamies Byrné of Moore’s Fiat is in town. Wm. Tiernan arrived yesterday. from May bert. Jas. Willy bas returned bas San Francisco, Rev. John Chisholm returned to Aubarn today. Charles Smith has returned from San Francisco. Peter Pociae of Jones’ Bar is aiaite itt at this city. Len Erwin came down today from the Plambago mine. EHiward E. Brown arrived from Forest City last: evening. Jack*Campbell leaves on the evening train for Jerome, Arizona. Mr. and Mts: Martin Smith have gone to San Francisco for a few days. Mrs, George Rollins of Sacramento is visiting Mrs. George Levee at this city. Miss Mabel Hanson, a pupil at*the State University, has returned to North San Juan. Fred Brinkman came home from the Delhi mine to spend the Fourth with his: family. Miss ‘Elsie Levy of Diamond Springs has returned home after visiting friends at this city, Mrs. J, M.-Parr of North Bloomfield Ex-OCounty Supervisor Dan McPheting to see his brother whois ill here. Undertaker. George A. Gray ard family have gone to San Francisco where the family will spend the summer, — : Se Mrs, Kittie Williamson of San FranAmong the Nevada Cityans who are in San Francisco this week are A, 8. Lord aud family, A. R. Lord, John Richards and family. Paul Heffuer, who has been, visiting the family: of Gus Fischer, has returned to San Francisco. Mr. Fischer’s son, Carl, accompanied. him. Miss Florence N. Hamilton left this noon for Alameda and Prof, George B. Finnegan for Truckee, where they will ‘Helen Ransom, who has been attendspend the summer vacation. Miss Minnie Helwig of North BloomJames Magoffey, x-Assessor . of his home in Hamburg after a few His niece, Mrs. H. Thisforenoon Superintendent Fred The judge left on thé noon Demurrer Overruled. In the case of the Gitizens Bank} Judge Nilon. dyer. Trouble is the only thing that keeps —-—+ #@eingjof more than 30 trout in one day.’ . aosen.other mines will break the noon ~~. OVE. Ashburn, care of insane, $27. . J. H. Pascoe, care of and feeding. : Fish stories in Connecticut are re: stricted by a law that penalizes the catch a eae ome then lage rigs Present: J. M. ‘Sawant Henry Lake Wood atid John Fay. J. M, Buffington, “president of the Board, presiding. The minates of Saturday, . May’ 207). were read.and on motion approved, . urer was read and approved. The quarterly report of the Oounty Physician was read and approved. ==: The quarterly report. of the County Auditor was read a apie Ne On motion and by order of the the proceedings of the Hels cera ot the Board of Equalization were published: in the Daily "TRA NSORIPT, The following demands “againet Ot county. were found. due and. order? paid from the GENEBAL FUND. _ 4. the hospital, $3,564. : BR. M. Hunt, salary, $375. $20; burying paupore, $36. P. Parcell, livery hire, $6. ° : W.G, Lord, livery hire, $2 50. M. Power, seryices and mileage as member Board of Education, $79 60. W. J: Rogers, servicés and mileage as member Board of Education, $70. E. H. Barker, servicés. and mileage as member Board of Education, $70. F. M. Rutherford, services and mileage: as member Board of a, $140. wad ; W. A. Sleep, osroides nis: intteage as member Hoatd of: Education, $73 20. C. H. Miller, antopay,, $10.Geo. A; Gray, inquest, $11; "" H. Daniels, inquests, $118°25. © ; Geo. A: Gray, burying patiper; #18. A. J. Wood, money: advanced indigent, $15. ui Henry Luke, money advanced indigent, $14 75. W. H. Burns, mdse. for tndigent: $10 70. John Fay, mdse. for indigent, $4 50. W.J. Hosking, mdse. for indigent, $22 30, W. F. Wilkie, mdse. for indigent, $82 60. -~ WwW. M,. Treloar,_ mdse. for indigent, . $2 55.» ~ Caroline ‘Allen, washing, $6. O. E. Ashburn, care of insane, $54. The Board's. Octal. Proceedings POF . s195 i and ‘FM: -Pridgeon; “absent: “&sJ:. The quarterly report of ‘the Treas: . i ‘R. M. Hunt, care and maintenance of uf iS BR. M. Hant—Ropairs at Hoepital,. {tegen gation te the tt street, next. to Phelan 8 _rant. £ John ‘MoCarty, delivering clestion supplies, $3. Geo. E. Turner, supplies and ferial, $48 75. ela W. D. Vinton, supplies, $279 85. \ Legg & Shaw Co.,andse. aad cupatidl (ane. $133 10. a cents; . Balt cag nat ye Mn = W. F. Wilkie, transcritjing; C, L. Muller, examining none post mortem $10. Totali'ssjasg: 901) ) #3 . By order the Board adjourned antil } Wednesday morning ‘at ten o'clock. “J. M. Burrineton, aie _ President of the Board. Atteat: F. L. Anroaasr, Gat “Oterd civ) s By A.J. Hosxme, Deputy. : Am Alaska Gold Mine,. The Alaska-Treadwell Mining Com-. iene of thn nun Bond erushed of the value of $78,108, sulpharets treated of ‘value “aud “160 cols mated” “and pharverpe the value’ of ee UOre . : HEF ie. Pe fe il ee monk. $83,500. aA {told him that he: waen’t:-my ideal} man, and-he told me I wasn’t his. ideal girl.” “And then?"<Tion ve fats prt safe to a0 that this is your ‘Jat your own price. meg ‘Watches, Clocks, etc. are sold at public auction. Ladies sale daily at 7:30 p. m.: reserved for ladies. Wé gite went handsome presents at every ~ sale. Tracy & Roy, auctioneers, © fhe hday at the age of ten months and} 904i seventeen days. averaged $1.62 per ton: “Expenses: for . ~ 4 ineiren Opt: ce oH glasses scientifically, at the I hee to “Hours from 94 M.to 3 ik are.especially invited pts attend our} and og first choice. They are fast. fae’ country by close of 6th, great central . m valley 7th to 9th, Eastern States 10th. [1 b Rockies country. about the ‘Brh peuery the 7th; Eastern, St hag wave will ctoss west of ‘the Boekies country about the 8th, great a Central valleys. 10th, Rastern — f th. ie F Tomperataré of the week ending 8 a}; tr July 17th; will average below. normal e in the southern tier of the States, below . ‘in the mid-latitude States and . ¢ or a little above in the northern a of States and Oanada. fall for the week above mentioned will beabove normal within 200 miles of a line drawn from arene Virginia, to Kansas City, Mo, and rainfall of all North America will crease as co from that line in. oredse. A ¢ ‘Death hal an titan. f ~ ‘Samuel Leslié, the infant son of Mr. er and Mrs. H. J. Limprich, died yesterie The funeral took . ; place this afternoon from the Catholic church, Sh sh What ts Shiloh ? tA grand old Somme for Congh, Colds and Pag oo agp through: the ‘world for half a connury has vured inCee — of Tthdiplant consump. fon end relieved many in advanced ages. If you are not satisfied with Ray eb we will refund your money, 25 cts., 60 cts. and $1.00; For. 25 cale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf _ Eyes Tested Free. ,formerly with the Consol-}_ 1Co, of San etna will examine your eyes da Commercial street, next to PheJan f listers’ Restaurant. : j29 Shire “Waists. Rosenberg Bros. have just received a large stock of Shirt Waists for ladies, at 60 cents each—worth $1 00. bon & sick Chinaman, $65. $200 70. PD. B. Getchell, feeding jury, §7 75. Bancroft, Whitney & Co., law books, $85. H. Thokecnieg rent, $37 50. ‘District Attorney, $125. 2s John George, making chains, $3: maintaining exhibit, $45. E. B. Power, . contingent expenses District Attorney’s office, $18 83. W. B; Officer, salary as Health Omeer, $150. Ww. F. Wilkie, Salary as Health officer, $25. : _ Geo. R. Carson, making hose, $3, George Coughlan, cents. Spices Good S pice. you want ©. Try Have 100 Stores = sa iat sah oad Commercial street, . Main tg Rr tee «>+,.Grass Valley, ri All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated With long bosom, short bosom or colored bosom. The best fitting shirt made. All sizes. Erom 75 cts. to $1.50 These or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in an awfal sredhcaxas if they read the aitte consider deceptionan art. It may be, b be good friends just the same, NECKWEAR. We carry alljthe latest. styles and patterus— Puffs, Imperials, Tecks Clubs, Bow and Fout-in-Hand. Think of Buyi ut it ic an art we have no use for, ar Fair dealing is artistic enough for us, Motto is : Your money back if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. Keturn it and get your winees 70m shall ’Confidential to the. People Who. Wear Clothing. Particularly those who U ng. hia Che ot Prise Se ‘ Just the thing for warm weather. . Prices from 75. cents ~ ‘ah rent Clothing udveré It makes new now friende and have it without a word of ae was Light Weight, NDERWEAR. All kinds and colors, D. B. Getchell, feeding prisoners; ©. F. McGlashan, services as erica California State Board of Trade, registration, 75): : : received by E. itures inonved bac meme ati Balan hand be ; abe other estates have:e: com: of ‘fe pney is enn lonanpetaqaianmer Grea nc Imig Ge . . Prices eo Rtensenaiele wee . Nevada Olity,: A feat lot jast receives y ore Sr tekcens bread te atc it Homann’s, ‘picnic today or” OF next? If you fake along both’ antials, for you id appetite with “have a splendid ties in cans, tf HE magicls yey ueet OF NEVAD rpogu ses nty ‘Clerk ByaDs a Torphe, et Administrator“o?-Ne= vada = ances ° ESTATE OF M. a D takai. Nidess eeek: E00 00 23 0! ce on “Happy Tees We carry the celebrated . 2s cents i a spat eae ars — : Ladies, our display today i in MAHER e CoO. a » Window tet Consists of ~ = White Goods For Suits and Skirts, ae ¥e¥ ” White Vadis Linon ee --White Victoria Lawn,. 10, / White Pique, 12%, 3 Hespecthiily: wes MAHER & i ge §. “PY 8. —One moie lot of New Crashes isgived: See a. rs 12%, 15, 20 at asc. 124, 15, 20 and asc. ~»., 46-inch Victoria Organdie, 50, 5214 and. ase. es 46-inch. White Batiste, ‘50, 62% and 75¢. 5, 20, 25 and 37%. s for seins, Just re + bis own family. One time we 8 Minor Hotes a fie hereby instra “Morning Herald in session for th the Assessment that the’ Board v until the busit completed, but 1 July 17, 1899. ° By. order. the besten ~ mor Attest: F.b. J _ By A. J. Ho An Experime Lan 4 farmer work todo, but cup of Postumtore benefit to can get. Wife ; ase Postam nov hen 0.20 back coffee, Onur far it to his patient only genuine . _ drink the imite When the thr last Fall, we se: Food Coffee, a what it w was, the ; and some dranl > fall _ use it regularly _ used it for a litt and we found o didn’t boil it lo only way to “ge Postam. good health 1 + fashioned coff . Jno. Picht, Col Two of We BRIE For Life Ins Shine free wi Dr. Wagner, Eastern pick at J.J . , Jackso! House and 1 George O: Gay Star Oreame lord & Son, is tooning at the Ice Cold ¢ Referee Saloo performed an _gitis on Willi of James B.G one and the r told. Fred Boece! Providence M sented with a Thos. Polmer Providence.piece of steel » Louis Con of Smartsvill & cess in solici proposed ney vada Oity to

ROB SER a phi MDE ode T YOO fagt riding-on Commercial street.. He} THR, TRANSCRIPT. , Bebitahod overs evening sxcent by. BRDWN & CALKINS. b, 8; OALKING. NYP. BROWS. WEDNESDAY,...JULY 5, 1899. HOW NBYADA CITY CBLEBRATED. Continued from third page. . was its sole occupant, pretty Alice Britland, daughter of Wm. J. Britland, with whom all observers fell in love. Oa the flagship with Admiral Dewey were Fred Cooper and Charles Olark at the wheel, Harry Gallagher and Carl Hicks behind the guns and Carl Lane aia marine. ‘A Fourth of July procession without Buarybody. Hada ‘a Good: Time There—. WASHINGTON ‘HLEBRATION. “District Attorney Power's Oration. The celebration at the town of Washington attracted a big crowd of people and everybody had a good time. District Attorney Power was the orator, and his address gave unbounded i, satisfaction. Mr, Power began by commenting on the fact that Washington was an ideal place to commemorate the 123d anniversary of our country’s birth; that the spot was eloquent with the voice of freedom, liberty being nature’s gospel and the mountains being among its grandest -teachers. In their rocky fastnesses freedom had ever taken refuge in her weakness until she was strong enough to battle for ber rights upon the plain, It must have been, he continued,such thoughts as these that inspired the early pioneers, who in 1861 lined the the Firemen in it wotld be like the play of Hamlet with the melancholy Dane omitted. The boys that run with the machine always maviage todo their share to make the day a success. The uniformed Pythians and Knights of Sherwood Forest as well as the Workmen with their drill team are entled toand should receive the hearty thanks of all for the manner in which they turned out and the splendid showing they made. ; oOo Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, July 5, 1899: Faus ino, Manuel Gori, Ferdinando Goldsworthy, Joseph Hornaday, Mrs. R. M.: Jacobs, F. Lean, Mrs. W. i. Mitchell, Albert ©. O'Neill, Robt. E. Potts, Henry (2) Robinson, Mrs. M. E. French, Miss Katrine: E. Young, ‘George Williams, Dick . FOREIGN. Bariletia, Giusepe If not called for in fifteen duys letters will-be sent to the dead letter .office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent.for each letter. J. E. CARR, Postmaster. +. ee ——— —-——_— Fined For Fast Riding. Yesterday afternoon Nightwatchman Fowler arrested four young men nm med Frank Sacks, Frank MGarris, R bert Ronchi and David Ebaugh, for took them before Justice Coughlan. They pleaded guilty,: waived all their rights for a continuance because it was a non-judicial day and asked for immediate.sentence. His honor fined them $10 apiece which they paid. The boys. said they had uot intended to violate the city ordinance and did not realize that they were endangering life and limb by riding their horses throngh the crowd at a breakneck sjeed. They promised to not repeat the act at any fature time. Se A Pugilist.s Subdued, A pugilist tried t to 0 pick a quarrel with a mining superintendent“in a sa: loon yesterday by using abusive langiage toward him. The gentleman submitted to the mean talk till patience ceased to be a virtue, then janded on his assailant’s face with a force that took all the fight out of him. oOo 4th of July Bills. All persons baving bills against the 4th:of July committee are requested to present them to J. E, Carr-before 5 o'clock tomorow (Thursday) evening The general committee will mest at City Hall at 8 o’clock. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so.agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. Ihe worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Sick Headaches, sre quickly and surely cured ‘by Karl’s Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood puritier and tissue builder. Money refunded if “hot satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 50 cts. For sale by H,; Dickerman the druggist. tf at. which our constitution was adopted, of the hardships through which the colonist had pussed when they consisted of thrée million people in «the thirteen colonies stretched along the At-. ] . sea, would say: “Ask mother.” that war, several of whom were present. of many years preceding. those years we had enjoyed a season ofjunbroken peace, but on the last cele. bration of our country’s birth a year Spanish-American war, and reviewei the patriotism of the heroes of that war. Today those war clouds had ‘all bunt. cleared away, and the great pendulum listic oppression was far less here. while in clashing and chariot wheels colliding are not pure, and occasionally: we find one that is dishonest, still it is. more likely that the money will get back to the people to whom it belongs if it falls into the hands of a dishonest Congressman than if it falls into the hands of a few monarchs. perity is right here among you—don’t go to another country or State looking -. for better times. was lost ip -a snow storm and spent half the night looking for his home, when at last, weary and worn out he in the morning and find he had camped at his own door yard,;-a dozen steps from his fireside, ington, in the California mine, have developed one of the finest ‘properties . — The-curse of overworked wominkind. in the State. ‘velop like riches When the lower levels of the other mines in the district are searche.l, when the whistle of the Blue Bell, the Washington, the Eagle Bird and a banks of the Yuba, to name this place Washington after the father of the country they were helping to. build, It is-indeed: fitting that a few of those early pioneers are among us today to te.l.us that history and join in this celebration. The theme of our National independence would grow old, if a great theme could grow old; but it is as fadeless as the stars and as fresh as the flowers. 5 Mr. Power then referred to the period lautic sea board, while. today they had crossed the Alleghanies, filled up the valley of the Mississippi, establishéd:. their empire on the.shores ef:-the Pacific, opened its’ wigdows to thesetting sun and even Jaunched into the Pacific and gathered to our dotealy some Nee her fairest jewles:' He declared it was possible that the . American Continent would eventually be under one Government, and that some day the United States would offer heart and hand to fair Canada,».that Canada would blush, look down, and thinking of her allegiance across the He spoke of the war of the Rebellion, paying a neat tribute to the veterans of The last two celebrations of our National Independence differed from those Daring ago that tranquility was broken by the boon of cannon and the -rattle of infantry, in defense of the Cuban cause. The speaker told of the oppression and tyranny the Antiliss of the southern sea had suffered at the hands of Spain, of the destraction of the Maine, of the was swinging back toward prosperity. The U.S. was compared with countries in Europe, showing that’ monopoIn America we had plenty of room for all Europe the scepters were because of lack of space. While some of our public servants Iu conclusion Mr. Power said: ProsA gentleman who placed his sleigh bed against a fence, where shivering with cold he spent the balance of the night only to wake up The people of Wash. Why should they not deThe day is not far distant arrived here yesterday ona visit to her sister, Mrs. Hubbard, ers-came over from Truckee this morncisco is visiting her father and mother, ‘pity. spend their vacation. ing the Normal School at San Jose, has returned to her home in Sebastopol to field arrived here Monday night en route home from the State Normal School to spend her summer vacation. ‘Siskiyou county, returned today to days’ stay here. Shearer, weiit with him for a visit. Zaitler took Hon. George E. Church to the Champion mine aud showed him all . . the departments miuch to the ‘visitor's. delight, train for Fresno. against Northway and others the demurrer of E. M. Preston to the complaint was argued this morning — by Fred Searls for the Bank and Thos, 8. Ford: for Mr, Preston who represents certein creditors. raled the demurrer. some people from getting too gay. day silence, and peace and prosperity . will crown the efforts of citizens from, Alpba to-Omegs, showing to the world that the-same patriotism aud energy {. that prompted them to celebrate this day hed directed their minds in the channel of improvement and advance and set their faces, net their hacks, to-. ward the rising san. _ PERSONAL Pt POINTERS \ Daily Chronicle of tl of the Doings of Old and Young. Thomas Ballard of San Jose is in town, Willis Silva is here esis Bat Francisco. Al. Snell spent the Fourth at Sacra-. ' mento. » Mrs, Jamies Byrné of Moore’s Fiat is in town. Wm. Tiernan arrived yesterday. from May bert. Jas. Willy bas returned bas San Francisco, Rev. John Chisholm returned to Aubarn today. Charles Smith has returned from San Francisco. Peter Pociae of Jones’ Bar is aiaite itt at this city. Len Erwin came down today from the Plambago mine. EHiward E. Brown arrived from Forest City last: evening. Jack*Campbell leaves on the evening train for Jerome, Arizona. Mr. and Mts: Martin Smith have gone to San Francisco for a few days. Mrs, George Rollins of Sacramento is visiting Mrs. George Levee at this city. Miss Mabel Hanson, a pupil at*the State University, has returned to North San Juan. Fred Brinkman came home from the Delhi mine to spend the Fourth with his: family. Miss ‘Elsie Levy of Diamond Springs has returned home after visiting friends at this city, Mrs. J, M.-Parr of North Bloomfield Ex-OCounty Supervisor Dan McPheting to see his brother whois ill here. Undertaker. George A. Gray ard family have gone to San Francisco where the family will spend the summer, — : Se Mrs, Kittie Williamson of San FranAmong the Nevada Cityans who are in San Francisco this week are A, 8. Lord aud family, A. R. Lord, John Richards and family. Paul Heffuer, who has been, visiting the family: of Gus Fischer, has returned to San Francisco. Mr. Fischer’s son, Carl, accompanied. him. Miss Florence N. Hamilton left this noon for Alameda and Prof, George B. Finnegan for Truckee, where they will ‘Helen Ransom, who has been attendspend the summer vacation. Miss Minnie Helwig of North BloomJames Magoffey, x-Assessor . of his home in Hamburg after a few His niece, Mrs. H. Thisforenoon Superintendent Fred The judge left on thé noon Demurrer Overruled. In the case of the Gitizens Bank} Judge Nilon. dyer. Trouble is the only thing that keeps —-—+ #@eingjof more than 30 trout in one day.’ . aosen.other mines will break the noon ~~. OVE. Ashburn, care of insane, $27. . J. H. Pascoe, care of and feeding. : Fish stories in Connecticut are re: stricted by a law that penalizes the catch a eae ome then lage rigs Present: J. M. ‘Sawant Henry Lake Wood atid John Fay. J. M, Buffington, “president of the Board, presiding. The minates of Saturday, . May’ 207). were read.and on motion approved, . urer was read and approved. The quarterly report of the Oounty Physician was read and approved. ==: The quarterly report. of the County Auditor was read a apie Ne On motion and by order of the the proceedings of the Hels cera ot the Board of Equalization were published: in the Daily "TRA NSORIPT, The following demands “againet Ot

county. were found. due and. order? paid from the GENEBAL FUND. _ 4. the hospital, $3,564. : BR. M. Hunt, salary, $375. $20; burying paupore, $36. P. Parcell, livery hire, $6. ° : W.G, Lord, livery hire, $2 50. M. Power, seryices and mileage as member Board of Education, $79 60. W. J: Rogers, servicés and mileage as member Board of Education, $70. E. H. Barker, servicés. and mileage as member Board of Education, $70. F. M. Rutherford, services and mileage: as member Board of a, $140. wad ; W. A. Sleep, osroides nis: intteage as member Hoatd of: Education, $73 20. C. H. Miller, antopay,, $10.Geo. A; Gray, inquest, $11; "" H. Daniels, inquests, $118°25. © ; Geo. A: Gray, burying patiper; #18. A. J. Wood, money: advanced indigent, $15. ui Henry Luke, money advanced indigent, $14 75. W. H. Burns, mdse. for tndigent: $10 70. John Fay, mdse. for indigent, $4 50. W.J. Hosking, mdse. for indigent, $22 30, W. F. Wilkie, mdse. for indigent, $82 60. -~ WwW. M,. Treloar,_ mdse. for indigent, . $2 55.» ~ Caroline ‘Allen, washing, $6. O. E. Ashburn, care of insane, $54. The Board's. Octal. Proceedings POF . s195 i and ‘FM: -Pridgeon; “absent: “&sJ:. The quarterly report of ‘the Treas: . i ‘R. M. Hunt, care and maintenance of uf iS BR. M. Hant—Ropairs at Hoepital,. {tegen gation te the tt street, next. to Phelan 8 _rant. £ John ‘MoCarty, delivering clestion supplies, $3. Geo. E. Turner, supplies and ferial, $48 75. ela W. D. Vinton, supplies, $279 85. \ Legg & Shaw Co.,andse. aad cupatidl (ane. $133 10. a cents; . Balt cag nat ye Mn = W. F. Wilkie, transcritjing; C, L. Muller, examining none post mortem $10. Totali'ssjasg: 901) ) #3 . By order the Board adjourned antil } Wednesday morning ‘at ten o'clock. “J. M. Burrineton, aie _ President of the Board. Atteat: F. L. Anroaasr, Gat “Oterd civ) s By A.J. Hosxme, Deputy. : Am Alaska Gold Mine,.. The Alaska-Treadwell Mining Com-. iene of thn nun Bond erushed of the value of $78,108, sulpharets treated of ‘value “aud “160 cols mated” “and pharverpe the value’ of ee UOre . : HEF ie. Pe fe il ee monk. $83,500. aA {told him that he: waen’t:-my ideal} man, and-he told me I wasn’t his. ideal girl.” “And then?"<Tion ve fats prt safe to a0 that this is your ‘Jat your own price. meg ‘Watches, Clocks, etc. are sold at public auction. Ladies sale daily at 7:30 p. m.: reserved for ladies. Wé gite went handsome presents at every ~ sale. Tracy & Roy, auctioneers, © fhe hday at the age of ten months and} 904i seventeen days. averaged $1.62 per ton: “Expenses: for . ~ 4 ineiren Opt: ce oH glasses scientifically, at the I hee to “Hours from 94 M.to 3 ik are.especially invited pts attend our} and og first choice. They are fast. fae’ country by close of 6th, great central . m valley 7th to 9th, Eastern States 10th. [1 b Rockies country. about the ‘Brh peuery the 7th; Eastern, St hag wave will ctoss west of ‘the Boekies country about the 8th, great a Central valleys. 10th, Rastern — f th. ie F Tomperataré of the week ending 8 a}; tr July 17th; will average below. normal e in the southern tier of the States, below . ‘in the mid-latitude States and . ¢ or a little above in the northern a of States and Oanada. fall for the week above mentioned will beabove normal within 200 miles of a line drawn from arene Virginia, to Kansas City, Mo, and rainfall of all North America will crease as co from that line in. oredse. A ¢ ‘Death hal an titan. f ~ ‘Samuel Leslié, the infant son of Mr. er and Mrs. H. J. Limprich, died yesterie The funeral took . ; place this afternoon from the Catholic church, Sh sh What ts Shiloh ? tA grand old Somme for Congh, Colds and Pag oo agp through: the ‘world for half a connury has vured inCee — of Tthdiplant consump. fon end relieved many in advanced ages. If you are not satisfied with Ray eb we will refund your money, 25 cts., 60 cts. and $1.00; For. 25 cale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf _ Eyes Tested Free. ,formerly with the Consol-}_ 1Co, of San etna will examine your eyes da Commercial street, next to PheJan f listers’ Restaurant. : j29 Shire “Waists. Rosenberg Bros. have just received a large stock of Shirt Waists for ladies, at 60 cents each—worth $1 00. bon & sick Chinaman, $65. $200 70. PD. B. Getchell, feeding jury, §7 75. Bancroft, Whitney & Co., law books, $85. H. Thokecnieg rent, $37 50. ‘District Attorney, $125. 2s John George, making chains, $3: maintaining exhibit, $45. E. B. Power, . contingent expenses District Attorney’s office, $18 83. W. B; Officer, salary as Health Omeer, $150. Ww. F. Wilkie, Salary as Health officer, $25.. : _ Geo. R. Carson, making hose, $3, George Coughlan, cents. Spices Good S pice. you want ©. Try Have 100 Stores = sa iat sah oad Commercial street, . Main tg Rr tee «>+,..Grass Valley, ri All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated With long bosom, short bosom or colored bosom. The best fitting shirt made. All sizes. Erom 75 cts. to $1.50 These or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in an awfal sredhcaxas if they read the aitte consider deceptionan art. It may be, b be good friends just the same, NECKWEAR. We carry alljthe latest. styles and patterus— Puffs, Imperials, Tecks Clubs, Bow and Fout-in-Hand. Think of Buyi ut it ic an art we have no use for, ar Fair dealing is artistic enough for us, Motto is : Your money back if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. Keturn it and get your winees 70m shall ’Confidential to the. People Who. Wear Clothing. Particularly those who U ng. hia Che ot Prise Se ‘ Just the thing for warm weather. . Prices from 75. cents ~ ‘ah rent Clothing udveré It makes new now friende and have it without a word of ae was Light Weight, NDERWEAR. All kinds and colors, D. B. Getchell, feeding prisoners; ©. F. McGlashan, services as erica California State Board of Trade, registration, 75): : : received by E. itures inonved bac meme ati Balan hand be ; abe other estates have:e: com: of ‘fe pney is enn lonanpetaqaianmer Grea nc Imig Ge . . Prices eo Rtensenaiele wee . Nevada Olity,: A feat lot jast receives y ore Sr tekcens bread te atc it Homann’s, ‘picnic today or” OF next? If you fake along both’ antials, for you id appetite with “have a splendid ties in cans, tf HE magicls yey ueet OF NEVAD rpogu ses nty ‘Clerk ByaDs a Torphe, et Administrator“o?-Ne= vada = ances ° ESTATE OF M. a D takai. Nidess eeek: E00 00 23 0! ce on “Happy Tees We carry the celebrated . 2s cents i a spat eae ars — : Ladies, our display today i in MAHER e CoO. a » Window tet Consists of ~ = White Goods For Suits and Skirts, ae ¥e¥ ” White Vadis Linon ee --White Victoria Lawn,. 10, / White Pique, 12%, 3 Hespecthiily: wes MAHER & i ge §. “PY 8. —One moie lot of New Crashes isgived: See a. rs 12%, 15, 20 at asc. 124, 15, 20 and asc. ~»., 46-inch Victoria Organdie, 50, 5214 and. ase. es 46-inch. White Batiste, ‘50, 62% and 75¢. 5, 20, 25 and 37%. s for seins, Just re + bis own family. One time we 8 Minor Hotes a fie hereby instra “Morning Herald in session for th the Assessment that the’ Board v until the busit completed, but 1 July 17, 1899. ° By. order. the besten ~ mor Attest: F.b. J _ By A. J. Ho An Experime Lan 4 farmer work todo, but cup of Postumtore benefit to can get. Wife ; ase Postam nov hen 0.20 back coffee, Onur far it to his patient only genuine . _ drink the imite When the thr last Fall, we se: Food Coffee, a what it w was, the ; and some dranl > fall _ use it regularly _ used it for a litt and we found o didn’t boil it lo only way to “ge Postam. good health 1 + fashioned coff . Jno. Picht, Col Two of We BRIE For Life Ins Shine free wi Dr. Wagner, Eastern pick at J.J . , Jackso! House and 1 George O: Gay Star Oreame lord & Son, is tooning at the Ice Cold ¢ Referee Saloo performed an _gitis on Willi of James B.G one and the r told. Fred Boece! Providence M sented with a Thos. Polmer Providence.piece of steel » Louis Con of Smartsvill & cess in solici proposed ney vada Oity to