July 7, 1900 (4 pages)

PEE ete pg pS Set ere ee Ped a Niantic do « rHE TRANSCRIPT. soted Byery Evening, Sitadays Excepted, AT ASVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN é CALEINS. gust 25th. © . IBEMS OF SUBSCRITTION : y ‘lail, . Hy Carrier, “ -— Delivered to any part «f the city. “$6 Per Year 12 1«2c Per Week primary elections. ‘LEPHONE P. 0. BOX E dé sical : iey officiated as secretary. i s . 1900. Nevada county is entitled: to twelve SALVEO SY. icigrentcs OA delegates in the State Convention and ¢ the committee made the apportionment ee — Grass Valley Township—Five. How does the Republican record compare with the Democratic promis. sory note? The settlement of the Philippine troubles is on lines which do credit alike to President McKinley’s heart and head. © Fy Well, if China does perish it will ouly be just retribution for the devastation her fire ‘crackers have wrought on the people of the West. The fiscal year closed with some $75,000,000 surplus in the U. S. Treas. ury. This alone ought to be good for an:ther term for the party that saved the money, A Massachusetts court has decided that a bicycle is not a vehicle. But then Massachusetts has other fossils besides its judges. There is George Frisbie Hoar, for instance. New York b&s a new street cleaning apparatus, which, its inventor proudly claims, will do everything except vote. The invention will fail of course, as its deviser has omitted the one thing necessary under a Tammany regime. The foreign trade of the United States is some two biliions a year and we pay two hundred millions to foreigners for carrying it for us. Why not encourage our own shipping at nine millions a year and keep the money at home? The Democrats are pretending that the gold law must stand because the Senate is safely Republican, and «hat it will therefore be all right for the Gold Democrats to vote the Democratic ticket this year. But be not led away, brethren. A victory that would put Bryan in the White H:.use could scarcely fail to make'the Senute a tie aud possibly give it to the par‘y of disbonest money. Foster Prognosticates, 81. Josern, Mo., Juiy 6.—Last bualletin gave forecasts of storm waves to cross continent from 2d to 6th and Bth to 9°h, with cool waves 8d to 7th and Ttb to llth. Third storm wave of July will reach the Pacific coast about the 6th, cross west of Rockies by close of 10th, great central valleys llth to 18th, Eastern States 14th. Hot wave will come west of Rockies about 9th, great central valleys 11th, Eastern States 138th. Cool. wave will oross west of Rockies about 15th, great Central valleys 17th, Eastern States 20th About date of this bulletin a hot wave will be afflicting th> continent, particularly the Northern States, aocompanied by drouth in lar_e portions of northern great central valleys. TITLED BUSINESS FOLK. Lord Londonderry was the first peer to engage in the coal bu_iness. Lord Sudeley has a fiourishing jam business, making a specialty of wholefruit preserves. The great banking house of Baring has produced several] peers; the present head, Lord Revelstoke, shares his life between society and business. The marquis of Bute is one of the wealthiest men in the United Kingdom. He neither rides, races, fishes nor shoots, but he owns the only vineyardin the British isles, Lord Ardilaun and his brother, Lord Iveagh, are the head of the great clan of Guinness, known throughout the business world. They draw salaries bigger than the income of a prime minister. To Lord Harrington belongs the distinction of having been the first peer who actually opened a London shop. He has a fruit store at Charing Cross, and the fruits and flowers grown on his estate are there offered for sale, The countess of Warwick is one of the best known vomen in England, both for her beauty and her inventive genius. She has established ‘a schoo! for needlework anddesigning, and has opened a little shop for the sale of articles made in the school. ,Deatness Cannot be Cured . vy local applications, as they cannct reach the diseased portion ef the ear, ‘There is only one way tocure deafness, and that is by Constitutional remedies tirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nor. mal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out ot ven are caused by Caterrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for Circulars, free. : Rs 3. Cuenry & Oo., Toledo, O. Nevada Township—Four, Rough and Ready ana Bridgeport Townships—One, : Little York and Meadow Lake Townships—One. Townabips—One. : It was decided to hold the County Convention at Nevada City on August 25, 1900. While the apportionment of delegates in the different precincts has not yet been made, in all probability there will be about sixty delegates in attendance at the convention: The primaries for the election of delegates to the State, District: and County Conventions will be held on the 14th of August. The committee will meet again in the near future to decide the representation each precinct is entitled to in the County Convention. ae A Farewell Reception. Last evening the members of the Epworth League tendered: afarewell reception to Miss ‘Annie Williams, who is going to Washingten to make her fature home. The following program was rendered: Song—By the League. Remarks—Rev. J. W. Phelps. Instrumental Duet—Misses Alice Murchie and Linda Landsburg. Vocal Duet Miss Olara Williams and J. H Polkinghorn. Remarks—E. J. Morgan. Song — By the League. _ Remarks — J. H. Polkinghorn. So Miss Clara Williams, Remark rs. J. Landsburg. Closing Song—“God Be With You.” After the program was concluded refreshments were served. Offi.ers Installed. The nhewly-elected officers of Milo Lodge,’ No. 48, K. of P. were installed last night Ly District Deputy Grand Chancellor August Rapp, assisted by several others acting as Grand Officers, as follows: Wm. Delbridge, P. C. C.; W. P. Sawyer, O. C.; F. E, Wadsworth, V.0.;E. T. BR. Powell, Prelate; Jo. V. Snyder, M. of E.; J. E. Isaac, M. of F.; Wm. veibridge, M. of W.; A. R. Lord, Trustee; J. Bennetts, I. G.; Charles Steffen, O.G. Afier the installation ceremonies the Knights had a good time. Open Air Dance. A great time is expected by lovers ot dancing this evening, on the new piatform, adjoining ‘the Union Hotel. A prize of $5 will be awarded to the couple who shall prove to be the best waltzers. The admission will be 50 cents for gentlemen, and no charge made tor ladies. There will be a big crowd in attendance. Wil Use Oil: The Santa Fe system has made arrangements to put all of its engines on the line between Point Richmond and the Needles on an oil burning system 000 gallons of oil will be ‘built at Barst ow, Mojave and Port Richmond, eget New Mill for the Osceola. A new two-stamp mill arrived on the train this morning for the Osceola mine at Alleghany It was taken to the mine by a freight team today. CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEBTS, Conty Convertion to Be Held on AuThe Republican County Central Committee held a meeting at Grass Valley last night for the purpose of apportioning delegates to the State and County Conventions and arranging for the Chairman Sherman W. Marsh presided and J. J. Han: f the action at Kansas Washington, Eureka and Bloomfield. OF xPlanaticn of the action at Kan Monday and Tuesday MELYILLE’S leonlow and Ryder—Acrobatic Comedy ArtColored Cake Walkers. to-Da:e Slog*ty end Dancing. Soubrette—Singing and Dancing Comedy Atantic Musical Mokea, Three immense tanks each to hold 250,. co med y. i ; : ‘ Bulger Campane Late with Matthews and . One of the features of the evening will be a Dancers. per deville entertainment ever presented on the ; Want [icKinley. ~ WasHinaton, July 6.—Senator, ndsay of Kentucky, a gold Dem t, in discussing the Kansas City -platform witha Bulletin correspondent ‘oday, sdid: “I fully expected all the time that the Democrats would put a ~freesilver plank in their platform, though, heard a good deal about the fight again-t this plank by New Yorkers and others. It is my belief there never was any intention of fighting free silver in the convention, A lot of gold Democrats went to Kansas City for the purver, but they did not fight it. Rather did they do everything possible to get silver into the platform. These men do not want Bryan elected. They want McKinley,. They knew silver would kill Bryan for certain. That is Oity. It may be severe, but I believe jit is true.” Wife Saves Hor Husband HaYwarps, July 6—Mrs. Obharles Rota saved her husband’s life yesterday at the risk of her own by hurrying to his assistance when. he was being gored by an enraged bull. Rota, who lives near San Lorenzo, went to attend the anima], and in an unguarded moment was attacked and wounded about the left leg and face. He was in @ dangerous position when his wife came to his rescue by beating the animal with a club until it turned on her. She received a gash in the neck. They finally succeeded in getting away and to their house. son Chicken Dinner. At the Union Hotel tomorrow a fine chicken dinner will be served from 5 to 7p. m. The Meal will consist of the finest of everything and 50 cents will be charged per meal or three for $1. First-Class Plumbing. Geo. E. Turner is prepared to do all kinds of plumbing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a arge force of first-class plumbers em ployed, who thoroughly understand their business. Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rash, as the time draws near for the sewer work to be completed. m29-tf Sewer Work. R. J. Tremaine is Prepared to do all kinds of sewer work at the very lowest ates. Orders promptly attended to. —Iim NEVADA THEATER ! JULY 9th AND 10th. HIGHCLASS YAUDEVILLES An All-Star Organization under «she management of W. R. Dailey. 3 The Black Bartons—The par-excellence of orld-Famous Healey Sisters—In UpEvans a tland—The Comedian and Friedlander Brothers--The Famou: Transno. Delmore—The Celebrated Monologist. Dusse and Hall—Past Masters of Kecentric Lt Compa: Val Trainor—Buck and Wing and Fancy —_——. The test show on earth for the pri q Siing the most attractive tained vane 25C, 35¢c and 50c OO? Personal Mention. W. Cramer. and family, who have been here on a visit, returned ‘to Forbestown this afternoon. eee Some one has estimated_ that Gen. Miles has spent 20,000 hours on horseback. ‘ear 1900 will be pom PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT. etches and feos he these tax : i CITY TAXES. HE CITY T ES FOR THE FISCAL before the convention assembled,We received” by ~ Mr: Costello today, Ool . pose of mking a show of figbting'sil-. giang and have interviewed the chiefs give one of their war danceg and charge 25 cents admission that I was Satisfied they would make a clean-up. I am satisfled that the untutored of San FPrancisco have never had the pleasure of witnessing a genuine Indian sweat dance or war dance and it would be quite a novelty for the evening of the 9th. war outfit and the squaws will be attired in éurtain calivo and the regulation bandana.” ° number of Indian ponies be secured, so that the Indians might give a representation of how the immigrant trains might be induced to don the war paint and feathers, 8 military man, and now he is a farmer, He seems to be a regular Emperor William sort of fellow. Possibly, he ‘g GRAND OPEN AIR a GENTLEMEN, 50 CENTS, Largest spring floor in the county. ia Nevada and Yuba’ © . County Indians. . “a“Ban" Francisco piper Says: Colonel Forbes of Marysville, has made a proposition to G and Marshal Costello to bring to this city a band of Digger Indians from Yuba and Nevada counties for a Wild West show. Ina leiter “Xt the National. for $1. >, onel Forbes promises that if his suggets that other people know how will farnish a feature that ‘will be both cae tk, anigué and realistic. He writes as follows: : “I can take down thirty to fifty Inof two tribes. They will all go in the parade. One of the tribe has en Indian band of nine pi » which will go along and give you séme Wild Weat music without extra charge. “The Indians will want their fare g0ing and returning and their subsistTomorrow one of the best dinners ever served: in this city will be the great feature at the National Hotel tomorrow, All of the delicacies of the season have been prepared for the Opcasion. Single meals 50 cents. Three -_Ohina prides herself on the fact that gestion is accepted the band of Indians ‘she invented gunpowder. But she forGreat Cu Price Sate to % ence while in San Francisco. They China have never been so far away from a Crockery ~ home before and they are a little searGi; Ww: ed of tackling the proposition, but I assware can get them around allright. If we Ladies of Nevada City: Today we place in one of onr large show windows 100 dozen of' HL aa ee can get afew tonte in a vacant lot somewhere it will do for all except 20 per cent. off Dinner Sets 20 per cent. off Jardinieres four or five families, who insint upon . , having homes, as they have children . and thoy fear the fog. They do not 20 per ceat. off Clocks LADIES’ FAST BLACK HOSE. want roomsin the Palace Hotel, bat would prefer them ig some more un. 20 per cent. off Glassware They are full forty-gauge, high spliced heel and extra double pretentious place. Those camping out 20 per cent. off Lamps sole. They) are the best value you have ever seen and the would cook their own food and take their own blankets with ‘them. They will appear in the parade with their 20 per cent, off Knives, Forks, Spooms . price while you see them there willbe =§=8 . . High Grade Silver Plated Ware ; bows and arrows, string of wampum war paint and feathers 3O per cent. off all Odds and Ends “They wanted some money to pay Grey Enameled Ware, prices away dowa 10c a Pair, . them and I toid them we had no money : Table ¢ : ears to pay them wages, but I told them we Glassware, prices away down would get a large tent and if they would DINNER SETS 44 piece Dinner Set, $3.00 60 piece Dinner Set, $4.40 ioo piece Dinner Set, $605 Don’t -miss them. We have never offered anything like this before. Respectfully, GLASS BERRY AND TABLE SETS GLASS PITCHERS, SUGAR BOWLS AND SPOON HOLDERS The bucks. will appear in their 5S: 50, *5; 20 25 Cts. each 35, 490, 45, 55, 75, 90 Cts. Per Set MAHER & CO. LEMONADE AND WATER SETS 45, 55, 65, 75, 90 Cts, per Set COUE JUST TO SEE SOMETHING You NEVER TIRE oF! Colonel Forbes suggests also that a! Gooa Time-and Place to Buy Great American Importing ‘Teg Commercial Street, Nevada City. L. P. risHEmR Newspaper Advertising Agency. ———+1Ge + Col. Bryan has been a politician and fornia street, San Francisco. : : Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors: may also some day desire to write a N B. — ADVERTISEMENTS poy ere ; $3 poem or be an emperor, just to show Pavifle Coast, the Seodwink res, OB . that he is as versatile as his Prototype, . pesia, Uskican ports, Panama, Valparaiso, ae Colonies, the every new: plished oe E eS Bice ot : ‘spaper pu cB eg 3 : Everybody is going to the dande to-. the are kept constantly on hand Rave You Seen Chose eA on, cee Scavdksine becnarkanersd ee socom] a ANUGS. Saturday Evening July 7th, MUSIC BY FULL NEVADA CITY BAND. A PRIZE OF $5.00 will be awarded to shall prove to be the best waltzers. Cornet Solo by Miss Georgie Barlow. LADIES FREE. CHILDREN 25 CENTS , Next to Union’ Hotel” Main street w due and bie, and delinquent on Monday, August 6th. I will be at my office in the City Hall, for from rom 2.tv5 p.m. until Au m, :* E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marsha: auiT Coll Nevada City, Juve %, 1900. 7 ee oe The only peer newspaper man in England is Lord Glenesk, proprietor of the, London Morning Post. The sultan of Turkey subscribes to a clipping bureau and gets an interpreter to translate for him the mOst savage atLuther said that if a man were not strong at 20, handsome at 30, learned at #0 and rich‘at 50 he never would be strong, handsome, learned or rich. Henry Clewes, in talking to some young men on the best way to amass wealth, advised simply adherence to the Biblical command to do with all our Washington road for sale at a bargain. Good title. A mile and a half from town jall , enclosed, residence and outhonges. Every ~ tacks on his majesty. thi berries for Canning, should at once order from Mr. Andrews. The fruit ripens’ closely togetherso the season will be short. Millikea Ranch for Sale. Mra. A.C. Milliken offers herranch onthe ing ready for immediate possession. j6 iw Caution! = People who désire my excellent raspT. H. LEHR. June 80, 1900, : night whatever our hands find to do. Ira D. Sankey, who recently visited the Jordan, said of that historie stream: “We were disappointed in the ‘stormy banks,” of which . had so often sung; but’ still it was worth a trip half around cheap. Enquire at a. G. Ogden’s house on Water Street. Fos Sale at a Bargain. 4 good horse and light wagon for sale June %-lw . y. the world to see its ‘swelling flood,’ and cross to its farther shore.” Mr. Fanciulli, the musical composer and orchestra leader, has amused him-. self by exercising the muscles of his 17-inch neck until that portion of anatomy is steellike in its firmness. A physician who examined the musician Says it would not be possible to hang him with a rope. eee oe Return the Uniform:. onging to Company 2, Fire Departbaby’buggy. Inquire of All members baving uniforms be-. PY %@ oF address. W 3. Rvane, evade Clay , Household furniture as good as new and a jz E MRS. RUSSEL. At Peter Purdon’s Residence Broad >treet. Sis -« House and Let For Sale. ment, are requested to return them immediately. { Halt o Foie gies 2. best. ] New York Hotel. Non-Magnetic Watches. ee Is Se tn anata this fact we have purchased a line of Fine Non-Magaetic Watches, before investing their money in a timepiece. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad St,, above Pine, Twin Bros. Natural Rolled Oats Barataria Shrimps FRANK GUENTHER,Since Electricity has come in general use the number of MAGNETIZED . WATCHES gentlemen’s sizes only, and we invite Electricians and others to inspect them MP Watches de-magnetized by us at reasonable prices, Nevada City. Telephone -( SUCCESSORS To F. 0. LUETIE. t West 14 20c & Package. ‘ Elegant Ripe Olives The best in the land always on hand. _ Meente a quare, N. DOXSER & SONS’ ; “THE CELEBRATED . Little Neck Clams é Anchor Oysters — Scans for 50 cents. e » 2 cents a can WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CENTS., _ Ce Rooms and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Caut. SCTibed and demanded by nature, the couple who “3 “nipped Beef, sliced in any. FOLEV'S Ice Cream Soda The reason is because it is were att&cked in the early California , 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. alway; s fresh, cold invigordays. Should the supply of Indians ating and indescribably deran short, it is suggested that a num‘ licious by its fruit flavors ber of the Iroquois braves of this city —=—= = —S== carbonated drinks are dic. ee 7 tated by considerations of health during the heated term. One should not, one must not Substitute anything else for these Ice ColdFluids pre_AT KINKEAD’s 2 . & Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the SoS 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 P is KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. HIRE’S ROOT BEER Heinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk Heing Sour Pickles inj)Bulk Heing Chow Chow, ° Heinz Chutney ios —— ‘Heing Mustard Hein Preserved Strawberries Heiow’s Beans in Gans ¢ ~ Heinz Preserved Raspberries SCADDEN, in any quantity, J. W. Lips business. jot Hill tod Geo. King Decks is ix ~ A. Ric Thos. Way: leghany ye re on the m Rev. Father visiting in } Fred ©. M aunty, is visit . P. Blue a own from Y< ‘O. Penrose o } the county : A. E. Helm ne near Fore Miss Annie me at North Miss Amand: iting Miss G: iohn Christo adwell mine founty Surv this mornir y. F. Newe id here on t pn Bracelin‘® fa at his ho: iperintende ; from‘ Nort 'B. Sneid t Hill, was . Ps. Dan Ros Hill on a vis ton Davis to San Fra: E. Standing Juan was he le Hattie Sp mong the . ars. Jones hining men, ‘F. Englebri: day noon » PR ae isha Hampto iwell mine, ] lays. in Ivey and , e iterday for . Oloud le! bell Springs . nd Mrs. A: bg for Lo s. A. Harke: ; Sneddon y 10d ay. Stewart of gh town this Apiteville. ses Mamie his mornin; heir parents 3. John Peat has been vis ed hume today ed Boeckman idence Mining n Francisco t is. F. W. Ba h San Juan to ‘for San Franc B. Glasson o! y for North ] imily of Josiat f. John Mic ng from Tusc bis not impro 8 O’Connel, r of Moore's ing after a visi q f y. ‘i O. W. Biroth ied to Virgir ‘& month’s vi en of this cit; . White has re “nine after sp Lh. Bz Self }to Washingt fancomb, J. § m to North B Feousin, L: L. here on her . Suk forth, ¢ ett, R.Hath: on and W: Br »& to the Phi bg the 4th in . w Hats o it and mo: late that was wived here . . Clothing ] be very latest . ar 4

PEE ete pg pS Set ere ee Ped a Niantic do « rHE TRANSCRIPT. soted Byery Evening, Sitadays Excepted, AT ASVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN é CALEINS. gust 25th. © . IBEMS OF SUBSCRITTION : y ‘lail, . Hy Carrier, “ -— Delivered to any part «f the city. “$6 Per Year 12 1«2c Per Week primary elections. ‘LEPHONE P. 0. BOX E dé sical : iey officiated as secretary. i s . 1900. Nevada county is entitled: to twelve SALVEO SY. icigrentcs OA delegates in the State Convention and ¢ the committee made the apportionment ee — Grass Valley Township—Five. How does the Republican record compare with the Democratic promis. sory note? The settlement of the Philippine troubles is on lines which do credit alike to President McKinley’s heart and head. © Fy Well, if China does perish it will ouly be just retribution for the devastation her fire ‘crackers have wrought on the people of the West. The fiscal year closed with some $75,000,000 surplus in the U. S. Treas. ury. This alone ought to be good for an:ther term for the party that saved the money, A Massachusetts court has decided that a bicycle is not a vehicle. But then Massachusetts has other fossils besides its judges. There is George Frisbie Hoar, for instance. New York b&s a new street cleaning apparatus, which, its inventor proudly claims, will do everything except vote. The invention will fail of course, as its deviser has omitted the one thing necessary under a Tammany regime. The foreign trade of the United States is some two biliions a year and we pay two hundred millions to foreigners for carrying it for us. Why not encourage our own shipping at nine millions a year and keep the money at home? The Democrats are pretending that the gold law must stand because the Senate is safely Republican, and «hat it will therefore be all right for the Gold Democrats to vote the Democratic ticket this year. But be not led away, brethren. A victory that would put Bryan in the White H:.use could scarcely fail to make'the Senute a tie aud possibly give it to the par‘y of disbonest money. Foster Prognosticates, 81. Josern, Mo., Juiy 6.—Last bualletin gave forecasts of storm waves to cross continent from 2d to 6th and Bth to 9°h, with cool waves 8d to 7th and Ttb to llth. Third storm wave of July will reach the Pacific coast about the 6th, cross west of Rockies by close of 10th, great central valleys llth to 18th, Eastern States 14th. Hot wave will come west of Rockies about 9th, great central valleys 11th, Eastern States 138th. Cool. wave will oross west of Rockies about 15th, great Central valleys 17th, Eastern States 20th About date of this bulletin a hot wave will be afflicting th> continent, particularly the Northern States, aocompanied by drouth in lar_e portions of northern great central valleys. TITLED BUSINESS FOLK. Lord Londonderry was the first peer to engage in the coal bu_iness. Lord Sudeley has a fiourishing jam business, making a specialty of wholefruit preserves. The great banking house of Baring has produced several] peers; the present head, Lord Revelstoke, shares his life between society and business. The marquis of Bute is one of the wealthiest men in the United Kingdom. He neither rides, races, fishes nor shoots, but he owns the only vineyardin the British isles, Lord Ardilaun and his brother, Lord Iveagh, are the head of the great clan of Guinness, known throughout the business world. They draw salaries bigger than the income of a prime minister. To Lord Harrington belongs the distinction of having been the first peer who actually opened a London shop. He has a fruit store at Charing Cross, and the fruits and flowers grown on his estate are there offered for sale, The countess of Warwick is one of the best known vomen in England, both for her beauty and her inventive genius. She has established ‘a schoo! for needlework anddesigning, and has opened a little shop for the sale of articles made in the school. ,Deatness Cannot be Cured . vy local applications, as they cannct reach the diseased portion ef the ear, ‘There is only one way tocure deafness, and that is by Constitutional remedies tirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nor. mal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out ot ven are caused by Caterrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for Circulars, free. : Rs 3. Cuenry & Oo., Toledo, O. Nevada Township—Four, Rough and Ready ana Bridgeport Townships—One, : Little York and Meadow Lake Townships—One. Townabips—One. : It was decided to hold the County Convention at Nevada City on August 25, 1900. While the apportionment of delegates in the different precincts has not yet been made, in all probability there will be about sixty delegates in attendance at the convention: The primaries for the election of delegates to the State, District: and County Conventions will be held on the 14th of August. The committee will meet again in the near future to decide the representation each precinct is entitled to in the County Convention. ae A Farewell Reception. Last evening the members of the Epworth League tendered: afarewell reception to Miss ‘Annie Williams, who is going to Washingten to make her fature home. The following program was rendered: Song—By the League. Remarks—Rev. J. W. Phelps. Instrumental Duet—Misses Alice Murchie and Linda Landsburg. Vocal Duet Miss Olara Williams and J. H Polkinghorn. Remarks—E. J. Morgan. Song — By the League. _ Remarks — J. H. Polkinghorn. So Miss Clara Williams, Remark rs. J. Landsburg. Closing Song—“God Be With You.” After the program was concluded refreshments were served. Offi.ers Installed. The nhewly-elected officers of Milo Lodge,’ No. 48, K. of P. were installed last night Ly District Deputy Grand Chancellor August Rapp, assisted by several others acting as Grand Officers, as follows: Wm. Delbridge, P. C. C.; W. P. Sawyer, O. C.; F. E, Wadsworth, V.0.;E. T. BR. Powell, Prelate; Jo. V. Snyder, M. of E.; J. E. Isaac, M. of F.; Wm. veibridge, M. of W.; A. R. Lord, Trustee; J. Bennetts, I. G.; Charles Steffen, O.G. Afier the installation ceremonies the Knights had a good time. Open Air Dance. A great time is expected by lovers ot dancing this evening, on the new piatform, adjoining ‘the Union Hotel. A prize of $5 will be awarded to the couple who shall prove to be the best waltzers. The admission will be 50 cents for gentlemen, and no charge made tor ladies. There will be a big crowd in attendance. Wil Use Oil: The Santa Fe system has made arrangements to put all of its engines on the line between Point Richmond and the Needles on an oil burning system 000 gallons of oil will be ‘built at Barst ow, Mojave and Port Richmond, eget New Mill for the Osceola. A new two-stamp mill arrived on the train this morning for the Osceola mine at Alleghany It was taken to the mine by a freight team today. CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEBTS, Conty Convertion to Be Held on AuThe Republican County Central Committee held a meeting at Grass Valley last night for the purpose of apportioning delegates to the State and County Conventions and arranging for the Chairman Sherman W. Marsh presided and J. J. Han: f the action at Kansas Washington, Eureka and Bloomfield. OF xPlanaticn of the action at Kan Monday and Tuesday MELYILLE’S leonlow and Ryder—Acrobatic Comedy ArtColored Cake Walkers. to-Da:e Slog*ty end Dancing. Soubrette—Singing and Dancing Comedy Atantic Musical Mokea, Three immense tanks each to hold 250,. co med y. i ; : ‘ Bulger Campane Late with Matthews and . One of the features of the evening will be a Dancers. per deville entertainment ever presented on the ; Want [icKinley. ~ WasHinaton, July 6.—Senator, ndsay of Kentucky, a gold Dem t, in discussing the Kansas City -platform witha Bulletin correspondent ‘oday, sdid: “I fully expected all the time that the Democrats would put a ~freesilver plank in their platform, though, heard a good deal about the fight again-t this plank by New Yorkers and others. It is my belief there never was any intention of fighting free silver in the convention, A lot of gold Democrats went to Kansas City for the purver, but they did not fight it. Rather did they do everything possible to get silver into the platform. These men do not want Bryan elected. They want McKinley,. They knew silver would kill Bryan for certain. That is Oity. It may be severe, but I believe jit is true.” Wife Saves Hor Husband HaYwarps, July 6—Mrs. Obharles Rota saved her husband’s life yesterday at the risk of her own by hurrying to his assistance when. he was being gored by an enraged bull. Rota, who lives near San Lorenzo, went to attend the anima], and in an unguarded moment was attacked and wounded about the left leg and face. He was in @ dangerous position when his wife came to his rescue by beating the animal with a club until it turned on her. She received a gash in the neck. They finally succeeded in getting away and to their house. son Chicken Dinner. At the Union Hotel tomorrow a fine chicken dinner will be served from 5 to 7p. m. The Meal will consist of the finest of everything and 50 cents will be charged per meal or three for $1. First-Class Plumbing. Geo. E. Turner is prepared to do all kinds of plumbing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a arge force of first-class plumbers em ployed, who thoroughly understand their business. Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rash, as the time draws near for the sewer work to be completed. m29-tf Sewer Work. R. J. Tremaine is Prepared to do all kinds of sewer work at the very lowest ates. Orders promptly attended to. —Iim NEVADA THEATER ! JULY 9th AND 10th. HIGHCLASS YAUDEVILLES An All-Star Organization under «she management of W. R. Dailey. 3 The Black Bartons—The par-excellence of orld-Famous Healey Sisters—In UpEvans a tland—The Comedian and Friedlander Brothers--The Famou: Transno. Delmore—The Celebrated Monologist. Dusse and Hall—Past Masters of Kecentric Lt Compa: Val Trainor—Buck and Wing and Fancy —_——. The test show on earth for the pri q Siing the most attractive tained vane 25C, 35¢c and 50c OO? Personal Mention. W. Cramer. and family, who have been here on a visit, returned ‘to Forbestown this afternoon. eee Some one has estimated_ that Gen. Miles has spent 20,000 hours on horseback. ‘ear 1900 will be pom PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT. etches and feos he these tax : i CITY TAXES. HE CITY T ES FOR THE FISCAL before the convention assembled,We received” by ~ Mr: Costello today, Ool . pose of mking a show of figbting'sil-. giang and have interviewed the chiefs give one of their war danceg and charge 25 cents admission that I was Satisfied they would make a clean-up. I am satisfled that the untutored of San FPrancisco have never had the pleasure of witnessing a genuine Indian sweat dance or war dance and it would be quite a novelty for the evening of the 9th. war outfit and the squaws will be attired in éurtain calivo and the regulation bandana.” ° number of Indian ponies be secured, so that the Indians might give a representation of how the immigrant trains might be induced to don the war paint and feathers, 8 military man, and now he is a farmer, He seems to be a regular Emperor William sort of fellow. Possibly, he ‘g GRAND OPEN AIR a GENTLEMEN, 50 CENTS, Largest spring floor in the county. ia Nevada and Yuba’ © . County Indians. . “a“Ban" Francisco piper Says: Colonel Forbes of Marysville, has made a proposition to G and Marshal Costello to bring to this city a band of Digger Indians from Yuba and Nevada counties for a Wild West show. Ina leiter “Xt the National. for $1. >,

onel Forbes promises that if his suggets that other people know how will farnish a feature that ‘will be both cae tk, anigué and realistic. He writes as follows: : “I can take down thirty to fifty Inof two tribes. They will all go in the parade. One of the tribe has en Indian band of nine pi » which will go along and give you séme Wild Weat music without extra charge. “The Indians will want their fare g0ing and returning and their subsistTomorrow one of the best dinners ever served: in this city will be the great feature at the National Hotel tomorrow, All of the delicacies of the season have been prepared for the Opcasion. Single meals 50 cents. Three -_Ohina prides herself on the fact that gestion is accepted the band of Indians ‘she invented gunpowder. But she forGreat Cu Price Sate to % ence while in San Francisco. They China have never been so far away from a Crockery ~ home before and they are a little searGi; Ww: ed of tackling the proposition, but I assware can get them around allright. If we Ladies of Nevada City: Today we place in one of onr large show windows 100 dozen of' HL aa ee can get afew tonte in a vacant lot somewhere it will do for all except 20 per cent. off Dinner Sets 20 per cent. off Jardinieres four or five families, who insint upon . , having homes, as they have children . and thoy fear the fog. They do not 20 per ceat. off Clocks LADIES’ FAST BLACK HOSE. want roomsin the Palace Hotel, bat would prefer them ig some more un. 20 per cent. off Glassware They are full forty-gauge, high spliced heel and extra double pretentious place. Those camping out 20 per cent. off Lamps sole. They) are the best value you have ever seen and the would cook their own food and take their own blankets with ‘them. They will appear in the parade with their 20 per cent, off Knives, Forks, Spooms . price while you see them there willbe =§=8 . . High Grade Silver Plated Ware ; bows and arrows, string of wampum war paint and feathers 3O per cent. off all Odds and Ends “They wanted some money to pay Grey Enameled Ware, prices away dowa 10c a Pair, . them and I toid them we had no money : Table ¢ : ears to pay them wages, but I told them we Glassware, prices away down would get a large tent and if they would DINNER SETS 44 piece Dinner Set, $3.00 60 piece Dinner Set, $4.40 ioo piece Dinner Set, $605 Don’t -miss them. We have never offered anything like this before. Respectfully, GLASS BERRY AND TABLE SETS GLASS PITCHERS, SUGAR BOWLS AND SPOON HOLDERS The bucks. will appear in their 5S: 50, *5; 20 25 Cts. each 35, 490, 45, 55, 75, 90 Cts. Per Set MAHER & CO. LEMONADE AND WATER SETS 45, 55, 65, 75, 90 Cts, per Set COUE JUST TO SEE SOMETHING You NEVER TIRE oF! Colonel Forbes suggests also that a! Gooa Time-and Place to Buy Great American Importing ‘Teg Commercial Street, Nevada City. L. P. risHEmR Newspaper Advertising Agency. ———+1Ge + Col. Bryan has been a politician and fornia street, San Francisco. : : Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors: may also some day desire to write a N B. — ADVERTISEMENTS poy ere ; $3 poem or be an emperor, just to show Pavifle Coast, the Seodwink res, OB . that he is as versatile as his Prototype, . pesia, Uskican ports, Panama, Valparaiso, ae Colonies, the every new: plished oe E eS Bice ot : ‘spaper pu cB eg 3 : Everybody is going to the dande to-. the are kept constantly on hand Rave You Seen Chose eA on, cee Scavdksine becnarkanersd ee socom] a ANUGS.. Saturday Evening July 7th, MUSIC BY FULL NEVADA CITY BAND. A PRIZE OF $5.00 will be awarded to shall prove to be the best waltzers. Cornet Solo by Miss Georgie Barlow. LADIES FREE. CHILDREN 25 CENTS , Next to Union’ Hotel” Main street w due and bie, and delinquent on Monday, August 6th. I will be at my office in the City Hall, for from rom 2.tv5 p.m. until Au m, :* E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marsha: auiT Coll Nevada City, Juve %, 1900. 7 ee oe The only peer newspaper man in England is Lord Glenesk, proprietor of the, London Morning Post. The sultan of Turkey subscribes to a clipping bureau and gets an interpreter to translate for him the mOst savage atLuther said that if a man were not strong at 20, handsome at 30, learned at #0 and rich‘at 50 he never would be strong, handsome, learned or rich. Henry Clewes, in talking to some young men on the best way to amass wealth, advised simply adherence to the Biblical command to do with all our Washington road for sale at a bargain. Good title. A mile and a half from town jall , enclosed, residence and outhonges. Every ~ tacks on his majesty. thi berries for Canning, should at once order from Mr. Andrews. The fruit ripens’ closely togetherso the season will be short. Millikea Ranch for Sale. Mra. A.C. Milliken offers herranch onthe ing ready for immediate possession. j6 iw Caution! = People who désire my excellent raspT. H. LEHR. June 80, 1900, : night whatever our hands find to do. Ira D. Sankey, who recently visited the Jordan, said of that historie stream: “We were disappointed in the ‘stormy banks,” of which . had so often sung; but’ still it was worth a trip half around cheap. Enquire at a. G. Ogden’s house on Water Street. Fos Sale at a Bargain. 4 good horse and light wagon for sale June %-lw . y. the world to see its ‘swelling flood,’ and cross to its farther shore.” Mr. Fanciulli, the musical composer and orchestra leader, has amused him-. self by exercising the muscles of his 17-inch neck until that portion of anatomy is steellike in its firmness. A physician who examined the musician Says it would not be possible to hang him with a rope. eee oe Return the Uniform:. onging to Company 2, Fire Departbaby’buggy. Inquire of All members baving uniforms be-. PY %@ oF address. W 3. Rvane, evade Clay , Household furniture as good as new and a jz E MRS. RUSSEL. At Peter Purdon’s Residence Broad >treet. Sis -« House and Let For Sale. ment, are requested to return them immediately. { Halt o Foie gies 2. best. ] New York Hotel. Non-Magnetic Watches. ee Is Se tn anata this fact we have purchased a line of Fine Non-Magaetic Watches, before investing their money in a timepiece. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad St,, above Pine, Twin Bros. Natural Rolled Oats Barataria Shrimps FRANK GUENTHER,Since Electricity has come in general use the number of MAGNETIZED . WATCHES gentlemen’s sizes only, and we invite Electricians and others to inspect them MP Watches de-magnetized by us at reasonable prices, Nevada City. Telephone -( SUCCESSORS To F. 0. LUETIE. t West 14 20c & Package. ‘ Elegant Ripe Olives The best in the land always on hand. _ Meente a quare, N. DOXSER & SONS’ ; “THE CELEBRATED . Little Neck Clams é Anchor Oysters — Scans for 50 cents. e » 2 cents a can WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CENTS., _ Ce Rooms and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Caut. SCTibed and demanded by nature, the couple who “3 “nipped Beef, sliced in any. FOLEV'S Ice Cream Soda The reason is because it is were att&cked in the early California , 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. alway; s fresh, cold invigordays. Should the supply of Indians ating and indescribably deran short, it is suggested that a num‘ licious by its fruit flavors ber of the Iroquois braves of this city —=—= = —S== carbonated drinks are dic. ee 7 tated by considerations of health during the heated term. One should not, one must not Substitute anything else for these Ice ColdFluids pre_AT KINKEAD’s 2 . & Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the SoS 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 P is KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. HIRE’S ROOT BEER Heinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk Heing Sour Pickles inj)Bulk Heing Chow Chow, ° Heinz Chutney ios —— ‘Heing Mustard Hein Preserved Strawberries Heiow’s Beans in Gans ¢ ~ Heinz Preserved Raspberries SCADDEN, in any quantity, J. W. Lips business. jot Hill tod Geo. King Decks is ix ~ A. Ric Thos. Way: leghany ye re on the m Rev. Father visiting in } Fred ©. M aunty, is visit . P. Blue a own from Y< ‘O. Penrose o } the county : A. E. Helm ne near Fore Miss Annie me at North Miss Amand: iting Miss G: iohn Christo adwell mine founty Surv this mornir y. F. Newe id here on t pn Bracelin‘® fa at his ho: iperintende ; from‘ Nort 'B. Sneid t Hill, was . Ps. Dan Ros Hill on a vis ton Davis to San Fra: E. Standing Juan was he le Hattie Sp mong the . ars. Jones hining men, ‘F. Englebri: day noon » PR ae isha Hampto iwell mine, ] lays. in Ivey and , e iterday for . Oloud le! bell Springs . nd Mrs. A: bg for Lo s. A. Harke: ; Sneddon y 10d ay. Stewart of gh town this Apiteville. ses Mamie his mornin; heir parents 3. John Peat has been vis ed hume today ed Boeckman idence Mining n Francisco t is. F. W. Ba h San Juan to ‘for San Franc B. Glasson o! y for North ] imily of Josiat f. John Mic ng from Tusc bis not impro 8 O’Connel, r of Moore's ing after a visi q f y. ‘i O. W. Biroth ied to Virgir ‘& month’s vi en of this cit; . White has re “nine after sp Lh. Bz Self }to Washingt fancomb, J. § m to North B Feousin, L: L. here on her . Suk forth, ¢ ett, R.Hath: on and W: Br »& to the Phi bg the 4th in . w Hats o it and mo: late that was wived here . . Clothing ] be very latest . ar 4