July 6, 1900 (4 pages)

ne PT erat he Fe ET epee Conte te ee pale HS a a a ene af eo eA pmerrcesepetites shaier soa tarner ee agree ox fash iglesia enon mirc Saline nae OP vi THE TRANSCRIPT. issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, AT BSVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN & CALEINS. ZERMS OF SUBBOCEITTION : y i . . $6 Per Year By cartil, ‘e 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part cf the city. (ELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E FRIDAY....--.July 6, 1900 Editorial Notes. * Innocent bystanders are always _getting bit. Note Roosevelt at the Philedelphia convention. Idle men, tramps and Coxey’s armie« furnished but poor markets for farm products. No Vice President has become President for years, because none were big enongh for the job. But Roosevelt is different. Iun’t it about time that Gen. Grosvenor should furnish us with some figures on the probable pluralities ‘in November? Meanwhile,-tundeterrad by partisan filings, the President goes on sending troops to the rescue of our endangered citizens and Minister in China, The Democrats of Milwaukee have nominated Peck’s Bad Boy for Ouongress. Representative Lentz was a sufficiency in that particular line. By the way, what has become of Web PERSONAL POINTERS, Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old and Young. CO. M. Zeitler of Sacramento is in town. D._.E. Rodgers came over from Columbia Hill today. W.T. Waldron returned this morning to Graniteville. J P. Walsh of San Francisco is here spending a few days. C. McElvey returned to Central House this morning. Attorney T. 8S. Ford has returned from the metropolis. James White went up to Washington on the morning stage. Clarence Brittan of Yuba City is here spending a few days. : .County Surveyor Waggoner returned last evening from Truckee. Mrs. B. Hall left this morning for San Francisco to visit friends. — J. W. Godfrey and E. E. Godfrey came down from Camptonville today. Geo. Cloud, one of Washiugton’s popalar business men, came down today. Mrs.H. Strandberg and children of Brandy Oity were in this city yesterday. ; E. C. Johnston and O. Elaum of San Francisco are here spending a few days. E1. Grissel returned this morning to Washington after spending the Fourth bere, : E. Semnel and S. McMallen of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Con Bracelin, the well-known miner, is ill with pneumonia at his home on Long street. T. E. Phillips, ‘Who has been ‘here spending afew.days returned home this morning. Miss Anita Jeffrey of Grass Valley Fiscal Month. fiscal month ending July ist: H. ‘Ticke.1, $27.53; Francis Finnegan, Justice fines $9'90. J.J. Jackson, Treasurer’s 1 per cent commission on estate of Sam Yorke, $1.04. : Geo. Coughlan, Justice fines, $15.40. Robert Biack, interest on State school larids, $6 80. W. J. Rogers, fees from applicants for certificates, $20. : Mathew Wichses, redemption of tax certificate, $37.80. : Washee-Company Bank, redemption of tax certificates, $11.16. P.M. Beaser, redemption of tax cer tiflcate, $42.94. : John Webber, rent. of store, $25. D. B. Getcheil, Sheriff’s:tees, $19 06 D. B. Getohell, Sheriff’s-foreign fees, $1. W. J. Rogers, granting and renewing certificates, $10. Be Jobn Werry, Recorder’s fees, $138.40. F. L. Arbogast, Auditor’s. fees on licenses, $46 50. F. L. Arbogast, law library tax, $14. F.L: Arbogast, OClerk’s fees, $100.8u. H. ©. Schroeder, Truckee fire tax, 1900, $5184. H. OU. Schroeder,Meadow Luke school tax, 1900, $193 53. B. O. Schroeder, Grass Valley school tax, 1900, $89.07. H. O. Schroeder, Nevada City school bond tax, 1900, $128.68. H.O. Schroeder, personal property Davie, the delegate from Pretoria? We . is visiting the family of Deputy Sheriff . tax, 1900, $8412 74. have missed his taneful voice—we had almost said lyre—of late. What has become of him ? The commander of Guam has not yet T. H. Waters. partment of the Sacramento Bee was in town yesterday. : Superior Judge F. T. Nilon went to H. ©. Schroeder, road poll tax, disWilliam H. James of the business de. trict No, 1,2, 4 and 5, $518 50. H. ©. Schroeder, school poll tax, 1900, $1,377. J. J. Jackson, Treasurer’s 1 per cent received his ice making machine, aud. Auburn this morning to hold Court}commission on estate of 8S. Yorke, demands it in reproachful tones. He had better be careful. Ice machines fur Judge Prewett. Miss Jessie Organ came over from $.47. H.C. Schroeder, personal property aré unfortunate possessions at times. Overton last evening whers she has . tax 1900, $15.10, Witness Tammany. been teaching school., ds John Rowett returned to the Delhi J.J. Jackson, licenses, $1047.85. J.J. Jackson, taxes and penalties, The news from:South A‘rica is get-] ine: yesterday, after spending the . 1899, $1198.53. ting scarce and far between these days Whether this is because there isn’t any events, is somewhat doubtful. The American Bridge Company is one of the most recent trusts that has been formed. It already has a com. petitor in the Struc:ural Iron and Steel Company, which has just been incorporated at Baltimore. Almost everytime Roosevelt has accepted a new job his friends have ueclared that be wes goiug into obscurity, but each time he has shown his ability to get a good deal of fame and fun out of the office. So will it probably be with the Vice Presidency. The Republican platform should be read in conjunction with the actions of Congress and the speeches of Senators Wolcott, Lodge and Fairbanks. Together these furnish an epitome of what the Republicans have done and will do. They have got a rarely intelligent f Godfrey, who have been to San Francity government in Washington. Last. ~— : ies December a decree was issued that all Cisco on a visit, arrived here this morn. Arti dogs must be muzzled, and muzzled they were throughout the blizzards and sleets of the past six months Now, ‘he order has been rescinded and the dogs will be free to bite as they choose until the summer is over Thus every dog will have his dog-day. The mercy and generosity of the President were never more strikingly shown than jo bis proclamation of am nesty to the Filipinos who have beat in rebellion. None are excepted save those who have violated the laws ot war. The President bas bitterly reGretted the necessity of making war upon those people and did so only be cause it was his duty. Had he failed to execute this, one can imagine the torrent of denunciation which the Democrats would have poured out upon him. Received an Appointment. It is rumored here that Hon. W. 8S. Robinson of Grass Valley has received the appointment of Olerk of the Oalifornia Debris Commission, which carties with it a salary of $125 per month. epee Only 10 Cents a Pair. One hundred dozen ladies’ fast black . hose are now being displayed in the big window at Maher & Co's store on Broad street. The firm states that they never before offered’ such a big bargain in that line, ————_—_—_——. Straw Hats of All Kinds. The finest and most complete line of straw hats that was ever seen in this city arrived here this week for the Grimes Olothing Emporium. They are of the very latest styles and. are of all sizes. They are being’ sold at prices which defy competition. . Go around to the store and see them for yourself. tf ~~*Oe Return the Uniforms. All members having uniforms belonging to Company 2, Fire Department, are requested to return them immediately. : tt At Seu, Foreman, ] Foarth with friends here. visit to Mrs. Geo. Grissel. Supervisor John Fay returned from his Truckee home last evening to resume his duties-as a member of the Board. Postmaster Calkins has returned from Sutter Oreek, Amador county, where he delivered the Fourth of J aly oration. ; O. E. V. Saunders of Sacramento who has been here a a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Colley, returned home this morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. Maher returned this morning from Campbell Springs where they have been for the benefit of their health. Mrs. James Bowden and son, and sister, Miss M. Prout, have arrived here from Denver, Colofado, ‘on a visit to Mrs. J. M. Trewhella. Mrs. P., Dabley of San Francisco passed through here Wednesday en Mr. and Mrs. Peter Graham. virs. C. F. Cooper and Miss Bertha ing on their way hometo Camptonville. On the 28th of last month at Osceola, Nev., Miss Ella J. Marriott, a native of Nevada cou ty and the eldest daughter of James H. Marriott, was married to George Doyle. Wyoming tribe, I. O. R. M., and Povemah Council, D. P., intend to give a moonlight picnic in the near future. Committees have been appointed and the aate and other matters connected . with it will be announced later. The two orders intend to have a joint installation algo, at which the newly elected chiefs will be raised to their respective stations. Thursday, July 14th, is the day that has been decided upon and there will be 4 joint public installation at Glenbrook Park of the lodges of Grass Valley and Nevada City. A fine program of exercises will be rendered during vhe afternoom In the evening a grand dance will be given. The price of admission will be $5 per couple. Should Be Stopped. It seems strange that more missionaries should be allowed to sail for China in the face of the murderous Boxer outbreak. It is surely folly, and there people should be stopped. There are about twenty now in New York ready to sail, They net only take their lives in their hands in going on such ‘a mission: ander the present exciting circumstances, but to go at this time will simply add ‘fuel to the flames in the disturbed empire. One Way It Is Done. San Joaquin county shows an increase in assessable Froperty over last year of $750,000. The Board of Equalization of that county raised the Sunset Telephone Company from $8,000 to $50,000. The Gas Company from $98,788 to $139,322, Many of the large stores in Stockton were raised from 20 to 40 per cent over the assessment made by the Assessor. ‘ ——a : What a pity the Philadelphia. census enumeration was over before the convention began, route to Sweetland to visit her parents, . ist. to-Da:e Singin Comed J J. Jackson, paid from Truckee fire Mrs. P. 8. Montague and two chil. fund, $25.35. or because it is crowded out by other dren of San Francisco are here ona J. J. Jackson, Treasurer’s three per cent commission ou warrants, $3.00. ft voesn’t. ; Paying rent doesn’t make a home, We build them on easy terms. TowLe Bros Co. NEVADA THEATER ! Monday and Tuesday} JULY 9th AND 10th. MELVILLE’ HIGH. CLASS VAUDEVILLES An All-Star Organization under che management of W. R. Dailey. Conlon and. Ryder—Acrobatic Comedy ArtThe Black Bartons—The par-excellence of Colored Cake Walkers. The World-famous Healey Sisters—In Upand Dancing. Evans an itland—The Comedian and Soubrette—Singing and Dancing Comedy s kriedlander Brothers--The Famou: TransAtlantic Musical Mokes, Jno. Delmore ~The Celebrated Monologist. Dunne and Hall—Past Masters of Eccentric y. Gertrude Woods—Late with Matthews and Bulger Company. aC Trainor—Buck and Wing and Fancy ancers. The greatest show on earth for the Lprlass; vau: comprising the mos attractive mix Now Fora Pi-nic, deville entertainment ever breseuted on the 25C, 35c and s50c CITY TAXES. Ta CITY TAXES FOR THE FISCAL will ear 1900 are now due and payabie, and delinquent on Monday, August 6th. I will be at my office in the City Hall, for the purpose of collecting these taxes from % to 12a. m. aud from 2 gust 6th, w5 p.m. until Au E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marsha:aniTax Colle ot Nevada City, June 25, 19). af shes Milliken Ranch for Sale. Mrs. A.C. ‘Milliken offers her ranch on the Washington road for sale at a bargain. Good title. A mile and a half from town;all enclosed, residence and outhonses. Everything ready for immediate possession. Caution! People who desire my excellent raspberries for canning, should at once order from Mr. Andrews. The fruit ripens closely togethers» the season will be short. T. H. LEHR. June 30, 1900. : For Sale ata Bargain. A goed horse and light wagon for sale cheap. Enquire at A. G. Ogden's house on Water Street. ; June 9-lw For Sale at a Bargain. Household furniture as good as new and a baby buggy. Inquireof ~ : j22 MBS. RUSSEL. At Peter Purdon’s Residence Broad Street. tp ane ning House and Lot For Sale. My property on Washington street, just outside of the city limits, is offered for sale at a bargain. New house, good well, fruit trees. Must sell on account of sickness, Apply to or address. Wi J. Evans, Nevada City . P.O. Box 300, = 120-Im, . A fine bar screen for sale. Enquire at the Into the County Treasury During? ine The following amounts -were paid into the County Treasury during the Redemption’ of delinquent tax. certiflcates—N. H, Loomer, $10.67; W. J: Lee, $14.36; A. Hippert, $9.18; Mrs. J. Hippert, $6.26; John Hippert, $2288; A. GENTLEMEN, 50 CENTS. MELLYILLE’S YAUDEYILLES, one maption:: First-Class. Attractions at the Theater} . Monday and Tuesday Evenings. As was stated in yesterday’s TransoriPT Melville’s Vaudevilles will appear at the theater in this city on Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week, The company is now drawing large audiences at Grass Valley and the press of our sister city pronounce it to be first class. z The organization comprises a number . of high-class vaudeville talent, the major portion .of which come direct from the Orpheum,,in San Francisco and embraces such well known artists as the Black Barton, singers, dancers and champion cake-walkers; Conlon and Ryder, acrobatic comedians; the Healy sisters, contortion dancers; Val Trainor Gertrude. Wood, refined sketch artists; Madam Agnes Freed, operatic vocalists and Jno, Delmore the Bran Brummel Gomedian, This is the largest and most expensive company of its kind that has visited this. city in years and should be accorded crowded houses, Will Meet Tonight. and Sabas: open bids for the same. skin. 26¢ at Vinton’s. tf ing installed the new Valley. the new officers of Grass Lodge of Odd Fellows. officers of . 47. I. O. O. F., will be installed. the people tion here. The Knights of Pythias will install Officers tonight, The 8rd Renk will be conferred and all members and visiting Knights are invited to be present. All: persons having bills against the 4th of July Evening Committee will present them to J. E. Carr, _————— The Treasury Department has made a net saving, to June 1, of $7,268,818 on the refunding provision of the gold standard law. A meeting of the Republican County Central Committe will be held at the Holbrook House, Grass Valley, this evening at 8 o’clock, for tha purpose of apportioning delegates to the State and Oounty Oonvention, and arranging for the primary election. cao Slop Hoppers. L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. Every family needs a slop hopper, and the Legg & Shaw Oompany have ; : Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Cali. a good supply on-hand. They range fornia street, San Francisco. {no prices from $125 to $2. Go and ; make your selection. : N B. — By ipl ienie gel ELICITED = Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Poly: i bas au i ine Wow iclont tte Australian The farm price of wheat on Decemzere oe png rope. ber Ist in each year of President Cleve! Files of nearly every newspaper published on laud’s Administration averaged 541 . the Pacifio Coast arekept on hand cents per bushel. Under the McKinNow aactie busines eeu” ley administration the average price bas been 67.5 cents per bushel, an increase of 25 per cent over the Democratic price. _————_+ -o8eThere was more important legislation transacted during the last session of Congress than in any other similar period. Tomale House Stover Bullding. The very best of Tomales always on hand—day and night. A. SILVA, Proprietor, Srernenenenererererertr rr ererernenene E Important 0 the Ladies Ladies, we have just received the finest and best line of $3.00 SHOES ever seen . in this city, known as . .NOLAN’S $3.00 SHOE. Made in San Francisco by J.C. Nolan & Co. Widths from A to EE. Positively the best shoe for the money that can be obtained anywhere. Call and see them and you will be convinced. Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done at Reasonable Prices. Office for the Singer Sewing Machines. Needles, Oil and parts for all makes of machines supplied to order. 7 BOVEY BROS, =roaa street. fr sUND OPEN ARMIES Saturday Evening, July 7th. A PRIZE OF $5.00 will be awarded to the couple who shall prove to be the best waltzers. VOrNernerenrverenr server veneers One of the features of the evening will be a Cornet Solo by Miss Georgie Barlow. LADIES FREE: CHILDREN 25 CENTS Largest spring floorin the county. Next to Union Hotel, Main street Non-Magnetic ‘Watches. Since Electricity has come in general use the number of MAGNETIZED WATCHES Is Increasing Daily. Realizing this fact we have purchased a line of Fine Non-Magnetic Watches, in gentiemen’s sizes only, and we invite Electricians and others to inspect t before investing their money in a timepiece. ‘ — ‘OP Watches de-magnetized by us at reasonable prices. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad st,, pra Pine, Nevada City. SUOCESSORS TO F. ©. LUETIE. Telephone Wests Twin Bros. Natural Rolled Oats ‘ 2Oc a Package. Barataria Shrimps ~~ WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CE ie FRANK GUENTHER, “ASH, GRoceR Will Furnish you > ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. BoA ae GIVEUSAOALL. © . . New York Hotel.” . 4 i “Uno” for sore feet. At Vinton’s. tf The schoolhdhses'at Montezuma Hill a o1 are advertised for sale. Tomorrow the Supervisors will Opal Cream softens and whitens the August Rapp of this city: last evenofficers of Olympic Lodge, K. of P. of Grass ‘Are you satisfied. with your Vanilla Extract. “Ours is good. At Vintons’. tf » Last evening Dr, J. F. Shaw, assisted by John Waters of this city, installed Valley On .Monday evening next the new tletoe Encampment, No, An extra stage was put on for Washington this: morning’ to accommodate] . who attended the celebra. . ‘health during the not substitute anything else for ) ¢ Elegant Ripe Olives’ BS Tepbent in the land always on hand, : a) conte a quart, J. N. DOXSEE & SONS’ ‘THE CELEBRATED i? Little Neck Clams. Anchor Oysters 8 cans for 50 cents. e ‘ae 25 cents a can }Just the Saratoga Chips, asc bt Cooked and P ae . Chipped Beet, sliced in any! Ladies of Nevada City: Today we place in-one large show windows 100 dozen “. co . : = . . LADIES’ FAST BLACK HOSE. They are full forty-gauge, high spliced heel and extra double sole. They are the best value you have ever seen and the price while you see them there will be. this before. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. SOMETHING You NEVER TIRE OF I POLEY'S Ice Cream Soda ‘The reason is because it is always fresh, cold, invigor', ating and indescribably delicious by its fruit flavors carbonated drinks are dictated by considerations of One should not, one must these Ice ColdFluids ‘pre‘. R= ft heated term. scribed and demanded by nature, : Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors: g Mcresenste Beautiful Rugs. AT KINKEap’s? ~ Sess pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash Se BEDROOM’ SETS. For the quality of the articles the prices are lower than San ~ Francisco and Sacramento prices, _ KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. HIRE’S ROOT BEER Heinz Sweet Pickles in Balk — eg Heinz Sour Pickles in. . Bulk Heing Chow Chow. = ~ Heinz Chutney Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the . Heing’s Beans in Cans oT ke. . Heinz Mustard Heing Preserved Strawberries = ___ Heing Preserved Raspberries SCADDEN, Thingsto Use Bythinia Water. _ in any quantity, quantity. __ Aaa Mentor ms Menpenantie raten sae x ea See = as ee ae aw vm Aber ches me et ah eae PovCnane eager URS AS SRO De POST Rete ee CHAS. E. MULLOY, ?8 of our Don’t miss them, We have never offered anything like : fittle York—P. Many D he people are . and oration del by the Hen. hich was publ NSORIPT. We b evety side tk theatre wae n: fe 8 larger num portanity to he tleman. It ws \it was the ver id do. Last vered .on a . street from .O: ‘Pine street, ket going on al eouraging not ft to all who reet platform s] are and that y ® thought best : fe place at the . ~_— Grass Valley bh a large crowc¢ . of July. Up iketa were sok ilroad. depot t } that day. Le skets were sold . aking a gain for © hundred in + here. A ver lighted with th id for comin; the 4th of Jul Getting a B fruckee is hav late, as that tov Fikes boat e # should iz the place of 1 buble there was m8 pimp shot » back and th one. The wor Fested and lod a Important “Bovey Bros., als pe line, have ju: pe famous Nol pt only shoes of rfect fit is guar a —___ -. Advertis he following is selaing tn tbe » duly 4, 1900:

ne PT erat he Fe ET epee Conte te ee pale HS a a a ene af eo eA pmerrcesepetites shaier soa tarner ee agree ox fash iglesia enon mirc Saline nae OP vi THE TRANSCRIPT. issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, AT BSVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN & CALEINS. ZERMS OF SUBBOCEITTION : y i . . $6 Per Year By cartil, ‘e 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part cf the city. (ELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E FRIDAY.......--.July 6, 1900 Editorial Notes. * Innocent bystanders are always _getting bit. Note Roosevelt at the Philedelphia convention. Idle men, tramps and Coxey’s armie« furnished but poor markets for farm products. No Vice President has become President for years, because none were big enongh for the job. But Roosevelt is different. Iun’t it about time that Gen. Grosvenor should furnish us with some figures on the probable pluralities ‘in November? Meanwhile,-tundeterrad by partisan filings, the President goes on sending troops to the rescue of our endangered citizens and Minister in China, The Democrats of Milwaukee have nominated Peck’s Bad Boy for Ouongress. Representative Lentz was a sufficiency in that particular line. By the way, what has become of Web PERSONAL POINTERS, Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old and Young. CO. M. Zeitler of Sacramento is in town. D._.E. Rodgers came over from Columbia Hill today. W.T. Waldron returned this morning to Graniteville. J P. Walsh of San Francisco is here spending a few days. C. McElvey returned to Central House this morning. Attorney T. 8S. Ford has returned from the metropolis. James White went up to Washington on the morning stage. Clarence Brittan of Yuba City is here spending a few days. : .County Surveyor Waggoner returned last evening from Truckee. Mrs. B. Hall left this morning for San Francisco to visit friends. — J. W. Godfrey and E. E. Godfrey came down from Camptonville today. Geo. Cloud, one of Washiugton’s popalar business men, came down today. Mrs.H. Strandberg and children of Brandy Oity were in this city yesterday. ; E. C. Johnston and O. Elaum of San Francisco are here spending a few days. E1. Grissel returned this morning to Washington after spending the Fourth bere, : E. Semnel and S. McMallen of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Con Bracelin, the well-known miner, is ill with pneumonia at his home on Long street. T. E. Phillips, ‘Who has been ‘here spending afew.days returned home this morning. Miss Anita Jeffrey of Grass Valley Fiscal Month. fiscal month ending July ist: H. ‘Ticke.1, $27.53; Francis Finnegan, Justice fines $9'90. J.J. Jackson, Treasurer’s 1 per cent commission on estate of Sam Yorke, $1.04. : Geo. Coughlan, Justice fines, $15.40. Robert Biack, interest on State school larids, $6 80. W. J. Rogers, fees from applicants for certificates, $20. : Mathew Wichses, redemption of tax certificate, $37.80. : Washee-Company Bank, redemption of tax certificates, $11.16. P.M. Beaser, redemption of tax cer tiflcate, $42.94. : John Webber, rent. of store, $25. D. B. Getcheil, Sheriff’s:tees, $19 06 D. B. Getohell, Sheriff’s-foreign fees, $1. W. J. Rogers, granting and renewing certificates, $10. Be Jobn Werry, Recorder’s fees, $138.40. F. L. Arbogast, Auditor’s. fees on licenses, $46 50. F. L. Arbogast, law library tax, $14. F.L: Arbogast, OClerk’s fees, $100.8u. H. ©. Schroeder, Truckee fire tax, 1900, $5184. H. OU. Schroeder,Meadow Luke school tax, 1900, $193 53. B. O. Schroeder, Grass Valley school tax, 1900, $89.07. H. O. Schroeder, Nevada City school bond tax, 1900, $128.68. H.O. Schroeder, personal property Davie, the delegate from Pretoria? We . is visiting the family of Deputy Sheriff . tax, 1900, $8412 74. have missed his taneful voice—we had almost said lyre—of late. What has become of him ? The commander of Guam has not yet T. H. Waters. partment of the Sacramento Bee was in town yesterday. : Superior Judge F. T. Nilon went to H. ©. Schroeder, road poll tax, disWilliam H. James of the business de. trict No, 1,2, 4 and 5, $518 50. H. ©. Schroeder, school poll tax, 1900, $1,377. J. J. Jackson, Treasurer’s 1 per cent received his ice making machine, aud. Auburn this morning to hold Court}commission on estate of 8S. Yorke, demands it in reproachful tones. He had better be careful. Ice machines fur Judge Prewett. Miss Jessie Organ came over from $.47. H.C. Schroeder, personal property aré unfortunate possessions at times. Overton last evening whers she has . tax 1900, $15.10, Witness Tammany. been teaching school., ds John Rowett returned to the Delhi J.J. Jackson, licenses, $1047.85. J.J. Jackson, taxes and penalties, The news from:South A‘rica is get-] ine: yesterday, after spending the . 1899, $1198.53. ting scarce and far between these days Whether this is because there isn’t any events, is somewhat doubtful. The American Bridge Company is one of the most recent trusts that has been formed. It already has a com. petitor in the Struc:ural Iron and Steel Company, which has just been incorporated at Baltimore. Almost everytime Roosevelt has accepted a new job his friends have ueclared that be wes goiug into obscurity, but each time he has shown his ability to get a good deal of fame and fun out of the office. So will it probably be with the Vice Presidency. The Republican platform should be read in conjunction with the actions of Congress and the speeches of Senators Wolcott, Lodge and Fairbanks. Together these furnish an epitome of what the Republicans have done and will do. They have got a rarely intelligent f Godfrey, who have been to San Francity government in Washington. Last. ~— : ies December a decree was issued that all Cisco on a visit, arrived here this morn. Arti dogs must be muzzled, and muzzled they were throughout the blizzards and sleets of the past six months Now, ‘he order has been rescinded and the dogs will be free to bite as they choose until the summer is over Thus every dog will have his dog-day. The mercy and generosity of the President were never more strikingly shown than jo bis proclamation of am nesty to the Filipinos who have beat in rebellion. None are excepted save those who have violated the laws ot war. The President bas bitterly reGretted the necessity of making war upon those people and did so only be cause it was his duty. Had he failed to execute this, one can imagine the torrent of denunciation which the Democrats would have poured out upon him. Received an Appointment. It is rumored here that Hon. W. 8S. Robinson of Grass Valley has received the appointment of Olerk of the Oalifornia Debris Commission, which carties with it a salary of $125 per month. epee Only 10 Cents a Pair. One hundred dozen ladies’ fast black . hose are now being displayed in the big window at Maher & Co's store on Broad street. The firm states that they never before offered’ such a big bargain in that line, ————_—_—_——. Straw Hats of All Kinds. The finest and most complete line of straw hats that was ever seen in this city arrived here this week for the Grimes Olothing Emporium. They are of the very latest styles and. are of all sizes. They are being’ sold at prices which defy competition. . Go around to the store and see them for yourself. tf ~~*Oe Return the Uniforms. All members having uniforms belonging to Company 2, Fire Department, are requested to return them immediately. : tt At Seu, Foreman, ] Foarth with friends here. visit to Mrs. Geo. Grissel. Supervisor John Fay returned from his Truckee home last evening to resume his duties-as a member of the Board. Postmaster Calkins has returned from Sutter Oreek, Amador county, where he delivered the Fourth of J aly oration. ; O. E. V. Saunders of Sacramento who has been here a a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Colley, returned home this morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. Maher returned this morning from Campbell Springs where they have been for the benefit of their health. Mrs. James Bowden and son, and sister, Miss M. Prout, have arrived here from Denver, Colofado, ‘on a visit to Mrs. J. M. Trewhella. Mrs. P., Dabley of San Francisco passed through here Wednesday en Mr. and Mrs. Peter Graham. virs. C. F. Cooper and Miss Bertha ing on their way hometo Camptonville. On the 28th of last month at Osceola, Nev., Miss Ella J. Marriott, a native of Nevada cou ty and the eldest daughter of James H. Marriott, was married to George Doyle. Wyoming tribe, I. O. R. M., and Povemah Council, D. P., intend to give a moonlight picnic in the near future. Committees have been appointed and the aate and other matters connected . with it will be announced later. The two orders intend to have a joint installation algo, at which the newly elected chiefs will be raised to their respective stations. Thursday, July 14th, is the day that has been decided upon and there will be 4 joint public installation at Glenbrook Park of the lodges of Grass Valley and Nevada City. A fine program of exercises will be rendered during vhe afternoom In the evening a grand dance will be given. The price of admission will be $5 per couple. Should Be Stopped. It seems strange that more missionaries should be allowed to sail for China in the face of the murderous Boxer outbreak. It is surely folly, and there people should be stopped. There are about twenty now in New York ready to sail, They net only take their lives in their hands in going on such ‘a mission: ander the present exciting circumstances, but to go at this time will simply add ‘fuel to the flames in the disturbed empire. One Way It Is Done. San Joaquin county shows an increase in assessable Froperty over last year of $750,000. The Board of Equalization of that county raised the Sunset Telephone Company from $8,000 to $50,000. The Gas Company from $98,788 to $139,322, Many of the large stores in Stockton were raised from 20 to 40 per cent over the assessment made by the Assessor. ‘ ——a : What a pity the Philadelphia. census enumeration was over before the convention began, route to Sweetland to visit her parents, . ist. to-Da:e Singin Comed J J. Jackson, paid from Truckee fire Mrs. P. 8. Montague and two chil. fund, $25.35. or because it is crowded out by other dren of San Francisco are here ona J. J. Jackson, Treasurer’s three per cent commission ou warrants, $3.00. ft voesn’t. ; Paying rent doesn’t make a home, We build them on easy terms. TowLe Bros Co. NEVADA THEATER ! Monday and Tuesday} JULY 9th AND 10th. MELVILLE’ HIGH. CLASS VAUDEVILLES An All-Star Organization under che management of W. R. Dailey. Conlon and. Ryder—Acrobatic Comedy ArtThe Black Bartons—The par-excellence of Colored Cake Walkers. The World-famous Healey Sisters—In Upand Dancing. Evans an itland—The Comedian and Soubrette—Singing and Dancing Comedy s kriedlander Brothers--The Famou: TransAtlantic Musical Mokes, Jno. Delmore ~The Celebrated Monologist. Dunne and Hall—Past Masters of Eccentric y. Gertrude Woods—Late with Matthews and Bulger Company. aC Trainor—Buck and Wing and Fancy ancers. The greatest show on earth for the Lprlass; vau: comprising the mos attractive mix

Now Fora Pi-nic, deville entertainment ever breseuted on the 25C, 35c and s50c CITY TAXES. Ta CITY TAXES FOR THE FISCAL will ear 1900 are now due and payabie, and delinquent on Monday, August 6th. I will be at my office in the City Hall, for the purpose of collecting these taxes from % to 12a. m. aud from 2 gust 6th, w5 p.m. until Au E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marsha:aniTax Colle ot Nevada City, June 25, 19). af shes Milliken Ranch for Sale. Mrs. A.C. ‘Milliken offers her ranch on the Washington road for sale at a bargain. Good title. A mile and a half from town;all enclosed, residence and outhonses. Everything ready for immediate possession. Caution! People who desire my excellent raspberries for canning, should at once order from Mr. Andrews. The fruit ripens closely togethers» the season will be short. T. H. LEHR. June 30, 1900. : For Sale ata Bargain. A goed horse and light wagon for sale cheap. Enquire at A. G. Ogden's house on Water Street. ; June 9-lw For Sale at a Bargain. Household furniture as good as new and a baby buggy. Inquireof ~ : j22 MBS. RUSSEL. At Peter Purdon’s Residence Broad Street. tp ane ning House and Lot For Sale. My property on Washington street, just outside of the city limits, is offered for sale at a bargain. New house, good well, fruit trees. Must sell on account of sickness, Apply to or address. Wi J. Evans, Nevada City . P.O. Box 300, = 120-Im, . A fine bar screen for sale. Enquire at the Into the County Treasury During? ine The following amounts -were paid into the County Treasury during the Redemption’ of delinquent tax. certiflcates—N. H, Loomer, $10.67; W. J: Lee, $14.36; A. Hippert, $9.18; Mrs. J. Hippert, $6.26; John Hippert, $2288; A. GENTLEMEN, 50 CENTS. MELLYILLE’S YAUDEYILLES, one maption:: First-Class. Attractions at the Theater} . Monday and Tuesday Evenings. As was stated in yesterday’s TransoriPT Melville’s Vaudevilles will appear at the theater in this city on Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week, The company is now drawing large audiences at Grass Valley and the press of our sister city pronounce it to be first class. z The organization comprises a number . of high-class vaudeville talent, the major portion .of which come direct from the Orpheum,,in San Francisco and embraces such well known artists as the Black Barton, singers, dancers and champion cake-walkers; Conlon and Ryder, acrobatic comedians; the Healy sisters, contortion dancers; Val Trainor Gertrude. Wood, refined sketch artists; Madam Agnes Freed, operatic vocalists and Jno, Delmore the Bran Brummel Gomedian, This is the largest and most expensive company of its kind that has visited this. city in years and should be accorded crowded houses, Will Meet Tonight. and Sabas: open bids for the same. skin. 26¢ at Vinton’s. tf ing installed the new Valley. the new officers of Grass Lodge of Odd Fellows. officers of . 47. I. O. O. F., will be installed. the people tion here. The Knights of Pythias will install Officers tonight, The 8rd Renk will be conferred and all members and visiting Knights are invited to be present. All: persons having bills against the 4th of July Evening Committee will present them to J. E. Carr, _————— The Treasury Department has made a net saving, to June 1, of $7,268,818 on the refunding provision of the gold standard law. A meeting of the Republican County Central Committe will be held at the Holbrook House, Grass Valley, this evening at 8 o’clock, for tha purpose of apportioning delegates to the State and Oounty Oonvention, and arranging for the primary election. cao Slop Hoppers. L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. Every family needs a slop hopper, and the Legg & Shaw Oompany have ; : Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Cali. a good supply on-hand. They range fornia street, San Francisco. {no prices from $125 to $2. Go and ; make your selection. : N B. — By ipl ienie gel ELICITED = Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Poly: i bas au i ine Wow iclont tte Australian The farm price of wheat on Decemzere oe png rope. ber Ist in each year of President Cleve! Files of nearly every newspaper published on laud’s Administration averaged 541 . the Pacifio Coast arekept on hand cents per bushel. Under the McKinNow aactie busines eeu” ley administration the average price bas been 67.5 cents per bushel, an increase of 25 per cent over the Democratic price. _————_+ -o8eThere was more important legislation transacted during the last session of Congress than in any other similar period. Tomale House Stover Bullding. The very best of Tomales always on hand—day and night. A. SILVA, Proprietor, Srernenenenererererertr rr ererernenene E Important 0 the Ladies Ladies, we have just received the finest and best line of $3.00 SHOES ever seen . in this city, known as . .NOLAN’S $3.00 SHOE.. Made in San Francisco by J.C. Nolan & Co. Widths from A to EE. Positively the best shoe for the money that can be obtained anywhere. Call and see them and you will be convinced. Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done at Reasonable Prices. Office for the Singer Sewing Machines. Needles, Oil and parts for all makes of machines supplied to order. 7 BOVEY BROS, =roaa street. fr sUND OPEN ARMIES Saturday Evening, July 7th. A PRIZE OF $5.00 will be awarded to the couple who shall prove to be the best waltzers. VOrNernerenrverenr server veneers One of the features of the evening will be a Cornet Solo by Miss Georgie Barlow. LADIES FREE: CHILDREN 25 CENTS Largest spring floorin the county. Next to Union Hotel, Main street Non-Magnetic ‘Watches. Since Electricity has come in general use the number of MAGNETIZED WATCHES Is Increasing Daily. Realizing this fact we have purchased a line of Fine Non-Magnetic Watches, in gentiemen’s sizes only, and we invite Electricians and others to inspect t before investing their money in a timepiece. ‘ — ‘OP Watches de-magnetized by us at reasonable prices. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad st,, pra Pine, Nevada City. SUOCESSORS TO F. ©. LUETIE. Telephone Wests Twin Bros. Natural Rolled Oats ‘ 2Oc a Package. Barataria Shrimps ~~ WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CE ie FRANK GUENTHER, “ASH, GRoceR Will Furnish you > ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. BoA ae GIVEUSAOALL. © . . New York Hotel.” . 4 i “Uno” for sore feet. At Vinton’s. tf The schoolhdhses'at Montezuma Hill a o1 are advertised for sale. Tomorrow the Supervisors will Opal Cream softens and whitens the August Rapp of this city: last evenofficers of Olympic Lodge, K. of P. of Grass ‘Are you satisfied. with your Vanilla Extract. “Ours is good. At Vintons’. tf » Last evening Dr, J. F. Shaw, assisted by John Waters of this city, installed Valley On .Monday evening next the new tletoe Encampment, No, An extra stage was put on for Washington this: morning’ to accommodate] . who attended the celebra. . ‘health during the not substitute anything else for ) ¢ Elegant Ripe Olives’ BS Tepbent in the land always on hand, : a) conte a quart, J. N. DOXSEE & SONS’ ‘THE CELEBRATED i? Little Neck Clams. Anchor Oysters 8 cans for 50 cents. e ‘ae 25 cents a can }Just the Saratoga Chips, asc bt Cooked and P ae . Chipped Beet, sliced in any! Ladies of Nevada City: Today we place in-one large show windows 100 dozen “. co . : = . . LADIES’ FAST BLACK HOSE. They are full forty-gauge, high spliced heel and extra double sole. They are the best value you have ever seen and the price while you see them there will be. this before. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. SOMETHING You NEVER TIRE OF I POLEY'S Ice Cream Soda ‘The reason is because it is always fresh, cold, invigor', ating and indescribably delicious by its fruit flavors carbonated drinks are dictated by considerations of One should not, one must these Ice ColdFluids ‘pre‘. R= ft heated term. scribed and demanded by nature, : Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors: g Mcresenste Beautiful Rugs.. AT KINKEap’s? ~ Sess pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash Se BEDROOM’ SETS. For the quality of the articles the prices are lower than San ~ Francisco and Sacramento prices, _ KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. HIRE’S ROOT BEER Heinz Sweet Pickles in Balk — eg Heinz Sour Pickles in. . Bulk Heing Chow Chow. = ~ Heinz Chutney Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the . Heing’s Beans in Cans oT ke. . Heinz Mustard Heing Preserved Strawberries = ___ Heing Preserved Raspberries SCADDEN, Thingsto Use Bythinia Water. _ in any quantity, quantity. __ Aaa Mentor ms Menpenantie raten sae x ea See = as ee ae aw vm Aber ches me et ah eae PovCnane eager URS AS SRO De POST Rete ee CHAS. E. MULLOY, ?8 of our Don’t miss them, We have never offered anything like : fittle York—P. Many D he people are . and oration del by the Hen. hich was publ NSORIPT. We b evety side tk theatre wae n: fe 8 larger num portanity to he tleman. It ws \it was the ver id do. Last vered .on a . street from .O: ‘Pine street, ket going on al eouraging not ft to all who reet platform s] are and that y ® thought best : fe place at the . ~_— Grass Valley bh a large crowc¢ . of July. Up iketa were sok ilroad. depot t } that day. Le skets were sold . aking a gain for © hundred in + here. A ver lighted with th id for comin; the 4th of Jul Getting a B fruckee is hav late, as that tov Fikes boat e # should iz the place of 1 buble there was m8 pimp shot » back and th one. The wor Fested and lod a Important “Bovey Bros., als pe line, have ju: pe famous Nol pt only shoes of rfect fit is guar a —___ -. Advertis he following is selaing tn tbe » duly 4, 1900: