July 9, 1897 (4 pages)

E SUPERIOR COURT op i. suai = ve Fae oe AMOND CREEK te TED. G ON. NG CO 3 poration) a soa Administer, taser Hh Fina LINING COMPANY: j n broughs in he Superior Cor eater he State ot Calton Lunt ~ of the Clerk of aids eople of the ig to The BT Amend Croge te ol z0ld and crake Miniig Com mang ation) and Wilson “Waad ps — Howard, Thomas H. Swore a Tree Mining Com i pany, Us: urs dere Zeaulved i appect Plaintiffs iu the Superior Conte) 1 a batts State or Casifornia, and 4 e ror iapigae dled therein with rs, (exelusive of the day of bey 1€ service on you of this Summ within this ouuty, or, y piste si ats Fee on il i ingests is brought a a oo “ ye ph staid ntalleges that pet labor for Wilson Weay inti ek Howard, Thomas: BoSwoce a Ae Administratrix.” of. he Ernest’ C. 0, Huhn, Decea “7 ng 4n association known as the Or ining Company, Defendants, in € ee tae oe property deseij fwork on said mines “Nua? oth property on which said fo: is described as follows, to las certain Piece of mnining prope as the Kagle Hird Quartz Mine ated at May bert, j n,and the thirty stam 8 machinery, and all buil ings, too machinery, houses, stables, structu rights, easements,’ and everythi ever connected therewith. clain:ed that the Diamond Creek ( ed Gold and Silver Mining Compu poration), Defendant, claims rOMe } in said property, and that the interg he petendants is subject to-thie ais and allo blai betouen med. Owners and claiimap ainount-claimed by each Plaintit . 7 ad sought to toreclose said ricoh . Whittaker, $1143; Harry Kit <uneuth, $328; Carl Bnauth Sarg. 7} n, $1140.86; and C. A. Lille, $144 er with costs of fling said liens, an eys' fees, and general relief. f which will more fully appear by re to the Complaint, on tile in saidca fied that if you fail to 4 nd answer the said Complaint as aby ed, the said Plaintiffs will apply tot for the relief demanded in the Con n under my hand and Seal of or Court of the County of ode of California, this Sth day of L] J.J. GREANY,, i i} and I. C, Linpigy, ieee }. S. For 1intiffs, 8th. 1897, m8-% Summons, HE SUPERIOR COURT oF TH a of Aevada, State of California, . Healy Plaintiff vs. Mary T. Healy, ly and Nellie M. Soracco, Detsndans a hd eee ag eating atonal sel ‘ Mary T. Healy, E.R, y 8 pe Bornean, Datendons FA peer ; e hereby required to a ar in brought-aguinst you in ore. Supa of the County of Nevada, State mia, on the 24th day of June, 14%, ealy Plaintiff, and to auswer the co! ed therein, within ten days (exc the day of service) after thc cery 1 of this Summons, if served with unty ; or if served out of this Coun thirty days, or judgment will be take t you by default, accordin. to ' of said complaint. aid action ig PevuRnyto obtain ad this Cou:t for the foreclosure of 1. mortgage described in said co and executed by H. Healy and Mary on the pet be day of May, 1894, to secul ment of a certain promis:o y no Jolfax, Mav Sti, 1807, for she sum iyable three years after date with at the rate of 12 per cent per anni ate until paid in U.S. gold coin to ly; Plaintiff, alleges that in July, 1 ly, one of the makers of said notes age died and left surviving him, the Defendauts and Plaintiff: that ' said peinelpal sum or interest bh paid, laintiff demands judgme t you for said sum of $700 and intere n at 1z per cent per annuum, from \i 4, reasonable attorneys fee and }; that the, premises conveyed by ze may be sold, and the proceeds a » the payment of the amount due up romissory note, Judgment. for ¢ y against ‘he estate of H. Heal al judgment agaiust Defendaxt: ary T. Healy, is waived, And in roceeds are not sufficient to pay th hen to obtuin an exeeution aait fendant, Mary T. Healy, for the boy ‘emaining due, and also that ‘th efendants and all persons c!laimi rough or under said Defendan e barred and foreclosed of all right ee Hen, wntorot Hs reapenption, aD t in an Oo said mor ed preity d for other and Farther celict. you are hereby notified that if yo “ppear and answer the said Com as above required the said Plaintif ce Judgment for any money or dan the Com; mint as arising upon cop r he will app y to the Court for an elief demanded in said Complaint. Given under my hand and Sel of the Said Superior Court, 0 the County of Nevada, State 0 California, this 25th day 0 June, in the year of our Lo one thousand eight hund and Winety seven. J.J. GREANY, Clerk. @ By J.C. NrLon, Deputy Clerk. . la City, June 267-1897, i ie tad cowl TASTELESS ONIC JST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. RANTED. PRICE 50 cté “ * GALATIA, It . 16, 1893» tloine Co., Bt Louis’ Mann ew —,6TH YRAR—WNO, 11355. a ba a EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. OND AND STOCK TAX. m Clippers Co Not Take Kindly ‘to the Proposed. Law. re is much discussion among mini tock people regarding the impend-. fovernmental tax on bonds and ‘The amendment proposed. by mance ‘Committee’ placing a tax pues of stocks and bords and nsfer provides that on and . eptember 15th, there shall be fa.tax on bonds, debentures or leates of indebtedness thereafter i by an Association, as follows: ach $100 or fraction thereof, 5 ; On each original issue, whether rganization or reorganization, of cates of stock on each $100 face} p or fraction thereof, 5 cents, and il transfers of shares or certifi-} of stock on each $100 face value petion thereof, 2 cents. In order pure the collection of the tax it is ided that it shall not be lawful to mM or register any of thé above es of indebtedness unless stamps he proper amount are affixed bancelled, and all bonds and stocks t which the proper stamps have been affixed and canceled shall be tly void. Exemptions from tax. are made in favor of bonds, debtes or certificates of indebtedness bd by the Government or any State, My, town or other municipal corition, or by co-operative building iations. ‘The remainder of the adment is a rescript of the stamp -of 1861, providing machinery for Operation of the Act, déscribing the mer of the use of stamps, imposing ities for its violation or evasion, for the forging of stamps. ENVER, Col., July 7.—The decision he caucus of Republican Senators face a tax on all sales of stocks ted consternation on the Denver » Colorado Springs Mining Exiges, where many cheap stocks, are tin. Ramsay C. Bogy, President e Colorado Mining Exchange, exped the belief that such a tax id be unconstitutional, but said la law would beevaded anyhow by ieferring agreements instead of the k itself, . Deaths at the Hospital. mes Macki, an: old resident of de York township, who was stricken ih paralysis at You Bet about'a Eth ago and brought to the County Spital, died at that: institution last ht. He was 66 years of age. The eral took place from the Catholic irch at 4 o’clock this afternoon. rank Jagelske died, at the hospital -morning. He was a butcher by le and had worked at different times he shops of this city for the past ears. He was a native of Germany, 248 years,and was a member of Capital, Foresters of America, of l!amento, and also of the Sacrato Butcher’s Union. The funeral j take place tomorrow afternoon br the auspices of the Foresters. Respectfully Declined. RT POLLARD, Captain Charley Lee ball Club: Your challenge to hand ‘in reply would state that as your phas.no reputation you:had better tthe Monarchs of. Grass Valley or Smiths of the same place before ling us, we have a game with frocers of Nevada City on the 11th, all our open dates for the season led to’'meet clubs of note. Hopou will not feel slighted, I remain 8 truly. J. H. Pascor, q Capt. Co. Officers’ Club, ‘8. We may be able to play you ES8eason if you get ‘in early, as we 'a& proposition to go East, but have epted it as yet. J. H. P. Birthday Party. Beph Schuster of San Francisco, pot the principal owners in the Bpion mine, is visiting this city. day afternoon he celebrated—his ay by giving a party to a number d Nevada’ county friends at ne’s wine gardens. Superintendred Zeitler of the Champion mine astmaster. There were speeches, 8, Story telling and a general good ;every body present uniting in the pet wish that Mr. Schuster might to enjoy many happy returns of . At the Theater Tonight. d for a few nights only: An exhi2 of animated pictures. ‘The Ediprojectoscope. Sixteen of the most esting and comic scenes,commencit 7:30. Admission, 10 cents and pnts. oe j0-2t best in the Market. fe Singer Sewing Machine, Office ‘. street. Hee j1-Im j , Fine Goods. in Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese ins, and Van Canip’s Ketchup are fiest goods in the market. For pby PB. G. Seadden, Commercial it. Agt. Woodland Creamery. . ju odland Creamery Butter, the in the market, can be had of Phi) Hen, the sole agent. — 4 Ramon Blanco Likely to Succeed to the Gomin’ Durrant’s Case, Him Now. FOR hi tai TODAY. in Each. Case. 10S ANGELES.” ington, Kentucky. Special to the Dany TRANSORIPT. Weyler Recalled at Last. been recalled from Cuba at last. his successor arrives. It is stated that forces here. Bucket Shops Closed, that. theyare unlawful. Black & Co. legality. Chicago Still Sweltering, reach 100 degrees before the day is night. The humidity has not abated. There*are many cases of prostration. Planning For a General Strike. perz, the labor leader, arrived this morning, aud a conference. of the held. It is feared the conference will declare in favor of a general strike. An effort will be made to induce other trades to refuse to handle soft coal not mined by strikers. A Dynamite Explosion. pound dynamite cartridge. * > Anarchists Arrested. _ Lonpon, July 9.—A dis hb Rome today says that ~~. Mand of the Spanish Troops. Budd Refuses to Interfere Again Bui Warden Hale Will Not Hang PLYER ins soucinne HELD The Bail Was Fixed at $20,000 POLI B CLOSE THE BUCKET SHOPS AT A Terrible Dynamite Explosion at LexHavana, July 9.—Gen. Weyler has As soon as he returns here from Sdntos Espiritus he will hand in his resignation. It is not deemed likely that he will-tarn over his command to-his second officer, but that he will remain till Gen. Blanco, who has been commanding in the Phillipine Islands, will succeed to the command of the Spanish have obeyed the order, but the keepers ot other like concerns will contest its Cuicago, July 9—The government thermometer registered 88 degrees at 8 , o'clock this morning and over 90 deWasuincton, D. ©., July 9.—The ex‘grees at 10 o’clock. It will probably over. It did not fall below 80 last Prirrssuke, July 9.—President Gomprominent industry leaders is being Lexineton, Ky., July 9—Workmen engaged in grading for g street railway struck what they thought to be a piece of iron pipe.’ It proved to be a 64A terrible explosion followed, killing five of the six men. The other’ cannot live. The police think the cartridge was placed there by’ somebody with a grudge against the company, but others think it was accidentally left by former work— ite . ottide. there have been arrested on suspicion . of complicity in the attempt upon the life of King Humbert, made by Pictro Accirtio on* April 28d. Accirtio attempted to stab His Majesty while on. his way to the races and after trial jand ‘conviction ‘was sentenced May 29th to imprisonment for life in the galleys. ae % Durrant Still Lives, ’ SaoRamento, July 9.—The reprieve granted to murderer Du xpired today, but he still lives. arden Hale depends upon the Attorney-General’s opinion for justification in not hanging the prisoner. Gov. Budd refuses to extend the reprieve and said he would not interfere if Hale wentaheadwith the hanging as directed by the State court. It is reported that District Attorney Barnes will have Hale arrested for contempt of court, but up to a late hour this afternoon he has. not resorted to any such extreme measures. Destitate Miners Given Work. OsacE Orry, Kas., July. 9.—A few days ago a dispatch was sent out from here setting forth the destitute condition of the coal miners. Today they were all put to work in the Company. mines and will be kept busy for several months. California Wheat In Demand, Lonpon, July 9:—The Pall Mall Gazette says that owing to the drouths in New South Wales and Australia the people of those counties will find it necessary this year to import many thousand tons of wheat from California. Bound Over For Trial. Santa, Crvuz, July 9—The preliminary examination ‘of George F. Plyler and M. Schoedde, the two men who maimed Harris, the barber, afew nights ago, ended today. They were held to Los ANGELES, July 9—The police . answer on the charge of mayhem, bail have notified all the mining and stock exchanges in the city to, close their doors, the attorney of the Police Commissioners having given an opinion being fixed at $20,000 in each case. — An Army of Travelers SacRAMENTO, July 9.—Division Superintendent Jones says that since July first 40,000 people have passed through Sacramento on the Central Pacific, including regular travel and Christian Endeavor excursionists. Queen Lil Enjoying Herself. Queen of the Sandwich Islands will leave tomorrow for Cape May, Newportand other summer resorts. She will probably return in the autumn. A Trail of Blood, ° “ This morning after it became known that Cohn’s candy factory had been robbed somebody discovered spots of blood on the cement sidewalk leading from Dickerman’s drug store, at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, down past. the candy factory. The report soon started that the fellow who committed the burglary had cut his hand and that he had left a’ trail of blood behind him. The officers started to follow the trail and found that it led up back of Joe Knight’s saloon. Inquiry elicited the fact that Knight’s terrier dog had cut his foot this morning while coming down street: with his master, who stepped into Cohn’s’store to see how the burglars had got in; This explained the spots of blood on: the sidewalk and in the store. tie. Mining Company Statements. Mining secretaries are reminded that the monthly sworn statements of the financial condition of the companies they represent must be ready for the inspection of stockholders on Monday next, foc¥ ou Ea Wells, Fargo & Co. Order Lost. An order on Wells, Fargo & Wo. for j $85 was lost a few days ago. The finder { will be rewarded ‘by leaving it at this j8-lw Piano Maker. — W. T. Sharp, the piano maker is at the Union Hotel. j6-lw visit. -\Jey are here ona visit. © Mrs. 8. A. Allen. ‘ Among the visitors from the East . . _ Doings.and Intentions, E. Northup of San Juan is here. A. 8. Bigelow is over from Columbia J. ¥, Mason of San Jose is here on a igi _ H-Young ame down from Bloomfleld > John Myers of Downieville was in H. G. Poole of Sydney, Iowu, is here visiting our mines. E. J. De Sabla left on the noon train for San Francisco. A. ‘Wale of San Francisco is here spending a fewdays. Jobn Michell left.on the noon train E. H. Hamlin and wife of Sierra ValW. 8, Zeilin and J,W. Brooks of San Francisco are in town. f Frank Golden came over from: the State of Nevada today. W. J. Wakeley of Woodland here on the morning train. —_. -R. McMurray left today for North San Juan and Columbia Hill. J. M. Walling left this morning for Downieville on legal business. — Mr. and Mrs. 'D. 8. Baker left on the noon train for Bartlett Springs. tee George Fralum of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. R.L. Schley of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mrs. J. H. Austin has been ré-elected teacher of the Spenceville school. Gus Kartschoke and wife returned on the noon train to San Frracisco. Mrs. T. Williamson and daughter arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Pa Frank Bell returned here last evening from North San Juan on his way to Auburn. ai Atal lp 4 Dr. Liebrick and F, Boeckmann re-. turned to San Francisco today on the! noon train. Oapt. G. A. Nihell, Free: Woodmanand Gus Frandy will leave tomorrow for the Lakes. A. M. Stevens and Charles 8. Levy of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. st G,. M: Sayles of Forest City arrived here last evening from San Francisco . on his way home. "> Martin Fiarity, Instructor of English at the State University, is visiting Postmaster Carr. H. J. Gould of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Sierra county. P Charles Grissel and wife and mother, Mrs, Con. Grissel, will leave Sunday for Bartlett Springs. — 8. E. Allison, son ’of the late. Samuel Allison, is here from San. Pedro looking after the estate left by his father. S.G. Kinbel and J. Donoon, of St. Louis, Mo., are visiting this city. They . are stockholders in the Kirkham mine. Miss Winnie Mulloy went to Colfax on. the noon train to meet Mrs, Dr. Le Febie and daughter from Blackwood, N. J.; who are coming here on a visit to arrived who are in town are Dr. O0.W. Hicktan of Pleasant Plains, Ill., accompanied by his wife and daughter; Mrs. D. D. McOradkle of Rushville, Hl. Lodge installations. Last night the following officers of Ponemah Council, Degree of Pocahontas, were installed: Mrs. E. Lubeck, P.; Mra. A. Temby, Poc.; Mrs. C. Britland, W.; H. Odgers, Pow.; Miss Annie.-OdgersyK. of R.; Mrs. J. Sims, K: of W.; Miss Eda Rosenthal, lst E.; Miss Phebe Andrews, 2d. B.; MissRose Tucker, Ist R.; Miss Mina Hartman, 2d R.; H. A. Jones, I. L. Bowman, W. Sandow, B. F. Snell, Warriors; W. E. Rice, G. of W.; A. E. Helm, G. of F.; Miss Emma Sims, Organist. Representatives to the Great Council, Mrs. A; Bishop, . Miss M. Curtis, Miss Annie Jones, Mrs. H. Stansfield, Mrs, L. Lubeck. Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, Order of Red Men, raised ub Chiefs last night, the ceremonies being conducted by D. D. G.'8: James ©. Dean, as follows: Wm. Reynolds, Prophet; W. W. Waggoner Sachem; F. A. Andrews, 8. B.; R. P. Bowerman, J.S.; George M. Hughes, P. of R.; W. L. Boardman, P. of W.; Samuel Clutter, R. of W.; J. Sims, Ist 8.; B. F. Snell, 2d 8.; James Hackley, 1st W.; A. Frandy, 2d W.; J. CG; Dean, 3d W,; Wm. Sandow, 4th-W.;~'E. W. Jones, 1st B.; J. E. Rice, 2d°B.; Ed Boreham, 3d B.; Dr. Bowman, Ist 8.; A. E. Helm, G. of W.; J. Hawk, G. of F. as ede ' The newly elected officers of Laurel Parlor, “No. 6, N. D. G. W., were installed last night by D.D.G. P., Miss Minnie Brand, as follows: Miss Minnie Brand, P. Pres.; Miss Alice Nilon, Pres.; Miss May Martin, Ist V. Pres. Mrs. J. H. Rodgers, 2d V, Pres.; Mrs. W. H. Smith Jr., 3d V. Pres.; Mrs,, Belle Douglass, Rec. Sec’y.; Miss Grace Treas.; Mrs. Wm: Holmes, Marshal; Daniel, O. 8.; Mrs. F. E. Wadsworth, Miss Mary Hook and Miss Minerva Reynolds, Trustees. After the installation and other business of the meeting was over, the members enjoyed a _. mice collation, Garthe, Fin. Sec’y.; Miss Amelia Hook, . ’ Miss Clara Avery, I. S.; Miss Annie . w meee The New Ordinance Imposing a License _ 00 Business of All Kinds, _At the adjourned meeting of the Board of City Trustees last evening the proposed business license ordinance was passed. It is believed that the new law will meet with the general approbation of those most directly concerned and that through its operation the city will be greatly benefitted. The greatest care was exercised in preparing it, s0 as to have the provisions just. The rate of license imposed is according to the amount of business transacted. The license for saloons is increased from $15 to $20 per quarter. provided the city’s revenue will be increased over $100 per month. ‘All classes of business are to be hereafter licensed. A minimum tax that will not prove a hardship is: to be placed on. our own citizens engaged in ‘the various lines of traffic, but shirt and. clothing agents, book canvassers, etc., temporarily engaged in business here, will be asked to pay a good round sum for the privilege. While the tax on them will not be absolutely prohibitory it is large enough to greatly restrict the number of them doing business here. hen : Phe ordinance -in-fall-.appears’ in today’s TRANscRIPT and should be read by everybody. H. L. Gove asked the Board to amend the fire ordinance so as to permit him to complete his new brick building on Broad street. The matter was referred to the Chief Engineer. ; The Board instructed Clerk Carr to notify the telephone, telegraph and electric light companies to have their poles inside the city limits painted: A Summary of Late News as Told Over t the Telephone Today. There was an exciting runaway this afternoon. A four horse team of grays driven, by a piano man got the best: of the driver coming down Main stréet hill from the Morgan house and fan at a terrific speed along the center of the thoroughfare to Bennett street where one of the wheelers fell. One of the horses was slightly cut and a spring to the wagon broken. yore Taunt and Crase,the youhg men arrested for highway robbery, will have their preliminary hearing’ tomorrow The A. O. U. W. lodge will initiate 25 candidates Monday night. Frank Rose the barber is the happy father of a bouncing baby boy, born last night. There will be no regular game of ball at Watt Park Sunday. The butchers of this city have clial‘lenged the Wyoming mine club of the county seat to play ball at the rifle grounds Sunday. The printer of Grass Valley have organized a ball club and will challenge their brethen of the craft at Nevada City and Marysville. W.A. Moore of this city and Miss Sarah M. Taber of Chico were married at the latter place last Sunday evena The officers of Manzanita Parlor, N. D. G. W., will be installed tonight by Mfés Brand, the District Deputy. Ir 1s real modest and self-denying in Mr. Teller and Mr. Towne -tosay that they don’t. want to displace Mr. Bryan as the standard bearer of the silver cause in 1900. But all the same the silver-mine owners, who are backing the Silver movement, have determined that this is to be the programme, and that Bryan, like the Chinese, must “go.” I was troubled with nettle rash very much at times. I was.induced to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and after I had taken a few bottles of this medicine the disease entirely left me, and I have felt nothing of it since. Mrs. A. R. Biggs, Angels Camp. Hoop’s Pitts cure all liver ills. 25c. eee Dance at the Grove. A social dance will be given at Ragon’s Grove on Friday evening, July 9th. Good music will be in attendance and all are invited., j8-2t Nea elisa a Needles and Oil. For sewing machines, at: city prices for sale by D. W. Davis, agent Singer Sewing Machine, Broad street. j2l-lm Laundry A gent. William H. Andrews, has been appointed agent in this city for the Twin Gity Laundry. All orders given prompt attention. Broad street, one door betow Armory Hall. nl0d —_——--—-—-+ -2@e-2 Something New. Hill’s Mixed Flavoring Spices, at J AOKSON’s. a24-tf ee me 2 Sewing Machines Repaired. By an expert workman. Apply at offiee of Singer Sewing Machine Co., With this raise and the new license . : GRASS VALLEY GLBANINGS. > BRIBF MENTION. : ad Interest. Graniteville has a base club. Fresh creamery butter, 40 cents a roll, at Wolf's. + ¥29-tf That Ice Cream Soda at Eph : Cohn’s can’t be beat. Try it. j9-tf _ Two more new dwelling houses are soon't o be built on Piety Hill on the Bigelow lot. installation of officers tonight, followed by @ program and banquet. T. J. Ramsey is fitting up a shooting gallery on Broad street in the room formerly occupied by Lieben’s fruit store. A new sidewalk and steps are being put down on Sacramento street from the residence of MissWane Swift towards the plaza. The Reward Gold Mining Company of this district has levied an assessment of two cents per share, delinquent July 30th. The work of raising the old portion of Washington schoolhouse. has been completed, and the vement_ contractor began work today, The Board of Supervisors were busy yesterday afternoon and today going the work this afternoon. ® A horse tied to a post in front of Dickerman’s drug-store. this forenoon post. Nobody was hurt and but little damage resulted. W. H. Tuttle of the Ow: Satoon, Nevada City, has secured the Agency for Pabst’s celebrated Milwaukee lager beer, which he will serve in first-class style in bottles and kegs, at popular prices. . j22-tf Ordinance No. 137. N Ordinance imposing Jity License for the urpose of Revenue and ulation, on the different persons, firms, corporations and associations : arrying on business in the city of Nevada. The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows:ion 1. Each and every person, copartpeg firm, assdciation or corporation engayed in or transacting in the ns 3 of Nevada any business for which a license is required by this Ordinance shall pay a license for pursuing such business as follows : Section 2, Banking, when the sapien! invested in the business is ten thousand dollars or less, tendollars per quarter ; when the capital exceeds ten thousand dollars, tifteen dollars per quarter. Section 3. Buying and selling, as ent or broker, of real astate, merchandise, loanin: money or leasing real estate or persona property, when the gross profits or ecommissions are fifty dollars or less per month, three dollars per quarter, and an addition of one dollar per quarter for arety fifty dollars or fraction thereof over fifty dollars per month. ere Hd! Life or Fire Insurance Ors ere: wroses i are five h por ddliare or less per piers two dol. lars and fifty cents per quarter,’ when. qroas map bing A receipts are over five hund ollars, five dollars per quarter. Section 5. Transacting the business of merchant. lumber dealer, grocer, druggist, baker, manufacturer, buteher, -yard, hay and feed store, ice dealer, soda factory, a foundry, or any other ’ buying or selling not specified im 4 nee, when the aver monthly yare less than tive hundred dollars, twoand a half dollars per uarter ; from five red to twothousand dour dollars per query ; and an additional one dollar a uarter for each one t sand dollars or radbiod ! f over two thousand dollars per month, ‘ Section 6, Express business, or forwarding of parcels and pace ®, when the monthly receipt are three h reé@: dollars or less. two and a half dollars arte:, and for every additional five h dollars or fraction thereof, five dollars per quarter. Section 7. bankrupt stores, and all stores.or places of business advertising to dispose of goods, wares or merchandise for less than original cost, twenty-five dollars per quarter, when the amount of sales per mouth is less than $1000, and $40 the amount of salesis $. over. i Section 8, Keeping livery or sale stables, when the gross seager so receipts or sales do not exceed five hundred dollars, four dollars per quarter, and an addition of two dollars er quarter for every five hundred dollars or een thereof in excess of five hundred ollars. Section 9. Keeping a hotel, boarding-house, restaurant, lodginghouse, . eating house, coffee, tamale or refreshment house, where the number of persons accommodated daily i: less than twenty, three dollars per quarter ; where the number of persons accommodated daily is twenty or more and less than forty, four dollars per quarter, and where the number of persons accommodated daily is forty or more, five dollars per quarter. Section 10, Every owner or keeper of an exress wagon, ponte. § or other veliicle engaged u hauling, carry or transporting goods, wares or merchandise for hire or fee fron. one portion of the city to another shal pay.a license of two and a half dollars Fa quarter, if drawn by one animal, and tifty cents additional for each animal used above one, section 11. Every water company, when the monthly receipts are under five hundred dollars shall pay a quarterly license of ten dolqlars ; when the monthly receipta are tiv: hundred dollars or over, fifteen dollars’ pe: quarter. pyetr whent dollars or less shall pay a license of ten dollars per quarter, ant whenthe monthly receipts are over five hundred dollars, tifteen dollars per quarter. Every Gas company when the monthly :receipts are tive hundred dollars or less shali pay a license of fivedollars per quarter ; and ro quarter when 000 per month, or Electric light or power compan) © monthly receipts are five hundred dred dollars, ten dollars per quarter. Every Telephone or ‘Telegraph co:npany when the monthly receipts are two hundred dollars or less, ten dollars r quarter ; and when over two hundred dollars, fifteen dollars per quarter. Section 12. Every hotel, restaurant, public saloon, barroom or other place where spirituous or vinous liquors are sold by the. glasor bottle to be drank on the premises shall pay a quarterly license of twenty dollars, Section 13, Feaayne or selling milk by persons whoare regularly nels and who k leas than five cows, more than 5 cows, per quarter. laundry, when his receipts are pér month, shall pay a quarterly . $1.50 and whenthe receipte.are over $25 per month, $3 per quarter. Section 15, Every person. who to house canvasses or solicits for the frames of any descri, shall pay a license o when the month and $20 per mont are $500 or over. 4 sales are less than $500, ducting of a l, dry fancy notions. ipwaien, cutlery, groceries, ness, organs, sewing machines, machinery products or merchandise of ec acter, to persons not ee gon 5 Fale. . on such lines Be powerpy w by 7 ie or pep act ne s 7 toed al ten dollars per month when: moan ae less than . 1100, and a oO! when the sales are every person, corporation, Tiny on iasonter trates at nd or 0 : oO} limits of the City of evade, ature for Cage deliver vi dise from or said corporate 6 : % Broad street. j2l-im The Rathbone Sisters will have an ,1i over the assessment roll. They finished: became frightened and pulled down the when the monthly receipts are over five hunin the business of sellper quarter, and for persons who keep » Section 14, Every agent for a steam or other 00 or less mse of from house enlarging of portraits for pay, or for the sale of ion for such portraits, ten dollars per month, when the monthly sales Section 16. Persons outside of those conlar places of business within the City of Revate, selling differeut articles all kinds, vehicles and hardware, tinware, mill or i Ly r of 1000 or overs 2 » that corporate who shall said merchanlimits shall pay a license of ten dollars per month when the monthly sales are less than iam and a license of $20 when the sales are Section 17. th book or map agent, or perwh Weare toh 6 “yes soll for th le of, either f. immediate so] the sale of, either for im ja or ffitare delivery, any book, map or article of any nature, shall pay a license of five dol+ lars edly . when the monthly sales are less t. $900, and $10 when the monthly sales are $300 or over. * Section 18. The City Trustees of Nevada. oe 4 may, by resolution, permit any person to conduct or carry on any business or calling for which a lHeenuse is required, withOr over, Minor Notes and Comments of Local their judgment, the misfortune or physica infirmities of the. applicant warrant gue! ‘aetion on their part, or the interest of the city, will be best subserved thereby. In all such cases a copy of the baa gn Banc the President of the. Board of T: of the City of Nevada. or in_ his absence by the Acting President of the Board, and attested . the Clerk of said Board, shall be evidence of ‘the exemption from payment of the license rate otherwise required. 5 Section 19. The Clerk of the Board of Trustees shal cause to be printed such numrs of the various kinds of licenses as ma required, each of which before it ig. delivered to the Marshal, shall indicate on its face the amount for which it is issued. and each of said licenses shall be signed by the Clerk and charged tothe Marshal when delivered. Section 20. All licenses ?equired by this ordinance shall be payable in advance of conducting the business for which it is required, to the City Marshal at his office. Section 21. Every person. firm, copartnership, association or cor ness at more that one place within the town, or transacting more than one kind of business required to be licensed, either uider the same roof or otherwise, shall take out a separate license for each of such places of-business or for each of such kinds of business: Section 22. In every case wher:. by this ordinance, it is provided that the: amount of license shall be regui/ated by oot ovmessasion of the value of the business to be licensed, it. shall be the duty of the person who is reuired to procure such license, to file with the Ma: Ww suth license becomes payable, his. affidavit showing the monthly amount of business actually transacted during the next preceding thrge months, if such business has been transacted during that time; and, if it. has not been so tra x showing the amount of business expected to be transacted monthly during the next three months according tothe affiant’s best knowledge and information; which affidavit, in case of hotel keepers and persons whose business is compw' by the number of persons entertained at public houses, shall set forth the number of persons so entertained, and, in other cases, the amount of sales, receipts, or commissions,, When such license is re-quired by a partnership, it shall be the duty of some member of the partnership, or in the absence of all the partners, of the bookrto make and file such affidavit; and, in the case of a corporation, it shall the duty of the president, cashier, treasurer, secretary or managing agent thereof. ion 23, Any person viet, Sar provision of this Ordinance shall deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. And the failure or neglect of any person be any busiuess for which ® license is required by the provisions of this ordinance, without first procuring such license in advance, shall be deemed a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall pay a fine in an amount to be fixed by the Court, not exceeding $100, which may be coll by execution; and in tion theretoimprisonment may be impose. in the city prison of the City of Nevada,-for the 5 ment of the fine; and the person con shall be imprisoned one dayfor every two dollars of the fine remaining unpaid. But the extent, of imprisonment shall not exceedten days. Or ys t, not exceedi teu days in the City Prison, may be im without such fine. ‘ , jon 44. All ordinances.or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance is hereby repealed and'this ordinange shall be in otteet from and after the first day of August, Ps dopted this 8th day of July, 1897, by the Pp vote: Ayes—OCarr, Jackson, jst tor ‘and Rick. Noes-—Gault. “ny J.C. RICH, President. fom (om: ration doing busi: T. 4. Cann, Clerk. AL] ret publication July 9, 1897, a + ” be . Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE FAMOUS El Paso de Robles SPRINGS. Prices Reduced $10, $12.50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Greatest Hotel and Pleasure Resor om the Pa: ific Coast. Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are unequalled for their medici1al value in cases af Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Disvases. Trains leave Third ‘and Townsend Streets, jan Francisco, Calif., every morning at 8:15 arriving at Springs at 3:30 p. M. same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. E. F. BURNS, Manager. PATENTS! Pension, Land and ludian Depredatio NITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS obtained; interferences couducted; special examinationt; trade-marks, vopy-rights, labels snd designs registered. Rejected cases prusecuted; infringement suite conducted in any Cuited States Court. If you have an invention, send us a sketchphot raph or smail mode together with @ rief description of the mcset important features and we will advise you the course to pureue. [f you are in possession of patents and the same . sre infringed. or if you are cha ged: with infringement, submit the watter to us for a reliable opimon. National Bureau of Claims, . BOX 85. WASHINGTON, D, C. Typewriters : They Educate as Well_as Please . Provide the children with the means to obtaliPa livelitiood for themselves. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. A moderate outlay that secures a fitable investment for your boy or girl. = G. W. WICKSON & CO., 3a. d5 Front St. SanjFrancisco, out payment of the license rate provided, in — .

E SUPERIOR COURT op i.. suai = ve Fae oe AMOND CREEK te TED. G ON. NG CO 3 poration) a soa Administer, taser Hh Fina LINING COMPANY: j n broughs in he Superior Cor eater he State ot Calton Lunt ~ of the Clerk of aids eople of the ig to The BT Amend Croge te ol z0ld and crake Miniig Com mang ation) and Wilson “Waad ps — Howard, Thomas H. Swore a Tree Mining Com i pany, Us: urs dere Zeaulved i appect Plaintiffs iu the Superior Conte) 1 a batts State or Casifornia, and 4 e ror iapigae dled therein with rs, (exelusive of the day of bey 1€ service on you of this Summ within this ouuty, or, y piste si ats Fee on il i ingests is brought a a oo “ ye ph staid ntalleges that pet labor for Wilson Weay inti ek Howard, Thomas: BoSwoce a Ae Administratrix.” of. he Ernest’ C. 0, Huhn, Decea “7 ng 4n association known as the Or ining Company, Defendants, in € ee tae oe property deseij fwork on said mines “Nua? oth property on which said fo: is described as follows, to las certain Piece of mnining prope as the Kagle Hird Quartz Mine ated at May bert, j n,and the thirty stam 8 machinery, and all buil ings, too machinery, houses, stables, structu rights, easements,’ and everythi ever connected therewith. clain:ed that the Diamond Creek ( ed Gold and Silver Mining Compu poration), Defendant, claims rOMe } in said property, and that the interg he petendants is subject to-thie ais and allo blai betouen med. Owners and claiimap ainount-claimed by each Plaintit . 7 ad sought to toreclose said ricoh . Whittaker, $1143; Harry Kit <uneuth, $328; Carl Bnauth Sarg. 7} n, $1140.86; and C. A. Lille, $144 er with costs of fling said liens, an eys' fees, and general relief. f which will more fully appear by re to the Complaint, on tile in saidca fied that if you fail to 4 nd answer the said Complaint as aby ed, the said Plaintiffs will apply tot for the relief demanded in the Con n under my hand and Seal of or Court of the County of ode of California, this Sth day of L] J.J. GREANY,, i i} and I. C, Linpigy, ieee }. S. For 1intiffs, 8th. 1897, m8-% Summons, HE SUPERIOR COURT oF TH a of Aevada, State of California, . Healy Plaintiff vs. Mary T. Healy, ly and Nellie M. Soracco, Detsndans a hd eee ag eating atonal sel ‘ Mary T. Healy, E.R, y 8 pe Bornean, Datendons FA peer ; e hereby required to a ar in brought-aguinst you in ore. Supa of the County of Nevada, State mia, on the 24th day of June, 14%, ealy Plaintiff, and to auswer the co! ed therein, within ten days (exc the day of service) after thc cery 1 of this Summons, if served with unty ; or if served out of this Coun thirty days, or judgment will be take t you by default, accordin. to ' of said complaint. aid action ig PevuRnyto obtain ad this Cou:t for the foreclosure of 1. mortgage described in said co and executed by H. Healy and Mary on the pet be day of May, 1894, to secul ment of a certain promis:o y no Jolfax, Mav Sti, 1807, for she sum iyable three years after date with at the rate of 12 per cent per anni ate until paid in U.S. gold coin to ly; Plaintiff, alleges that in July, 1 ly, one of the makers of said notes age died and left surviving him, the Defendauts and Plaintiff: that ' said peinelpal sum or interest bh paid, laintiff demands judgme t you for said sum of $700 and intere n at 1z per cent per annuum, from \i 4, reasonable attorneys fee and }; that the, premises conveyed by ze may be sold, and the proceeds a » the payment of the amount due up romissory note, Judgment. for ¢ y against ‘he estate of H. Heal al judgment agaiust Defendaxt: ary T. Healy, is waived, And in roceeds are not sufficient to pay th hen to obtuin an exeeution aait fendant, Mary T. Healy, for the boy ‘emaining due, and also that ‘th efendants and all persons c!laimi rough or under said Defendan e barred and foreclosed of all right ee Hen, wntorot Hs reapenption, aD t in an Oo said mor ed preity d for other and Farther celict. you are hereby notified that if yo “ppear and answer the said Com as above required the said Plaintif ce Judgment for any money or dan the Com; mint as arising upon cop r he will app y to the Court for an elief demanded in said Complaint. Given under my hand and Sel of the Said Superior Court, 0 the County of Nevada, State 0 California, this 25th day 0 June, in the year of our Lo one thousand eight hund and Winety seven. J.J. GREANY, Clerk. @ By J.C. NrLon, Deputy Clerk. . la City, June 267-1897, i ie tad cowl TASTELESS ONIC JST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. RANTED. PRICE 50 cté “ * GALATIA, It . 16, 1893» tloine Co., Bt Louis’ Mann ew —,6TH YRAR—WNO, 11355. a ba a EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. OND AND STOCK TAX. m Clippers Co Not Take Kindly ‘to the Proposed. Law. re is much discussion among mini tock people regarding the impend-. fovernmental tax on bonds and ‘The amendment proposed. by mance ‘Committee’ placing a tax pues of stocks and bords and nsfer provides that on and . eptember 15th, there shall be fa.tax on bonds, debentures or leates of indebtedness thereafter i by an Association, as follows: ach $100 or fraction thereof, 5 ; On each original issue, whether rganization or reorganization, of cates of stock on each $100 face} p or fraction thereof, 5 cents, and il transfers of shares or certifi-} of stock on each $100 face value petion thereof, 2 cents. In order pure the collection of the tax it is ided that it shall not be lawful to mM or register any of thé above es of indebtedness unless stamps he proper amount are affixed bancelled, and all bonds and stocks t which the proper stamps have been affixed and canceled shall be tly void. Exemptions from tax. are made in favor of bonds, debtes or certificates of indebtedness bd by the Government or any State, My, town or other municipal corition, or by co-operative building iations. ‘The remainder of the adment is a rescript of the stamp -of 1861, providing machinery for Operation of the Act, déscribing the mer of the use of stamps, imposing ities for its violation or evasion, for the forging of stamps. ENVER, Col., July 7.—The decision he caucus of Republican Senators face a tax on all sales of stocks ted consternation on the Denver » Colorado Springs Mining Exiges, where many cheap stocks, are tin. Ramsay C. Bogy, President e Colorado Mining Exchange, exped the belief that such a tax id be unconstitutional, but said la law would beevaded anyhow by ieferring agreements instead of the k itself, . Deaths at the Hospital. mes Macki, an: old resident of de York township, who was stricken ih paralysis at You Bet about'a Eth ago and brought to the County Spital, died at that: institution last ht. He was 66 years of age. The eral took place from the Catholic irch at 4 o’clock this afternoon. rank Jagelske died, at the hospital -morning. He was a butcher by le and had worked at different times he shops of this city for the past ears. He was a native of Germany, 248 years,and was a member of Capital, Foresters of America, of l!amento, and also of the Sacrato Butcher’s Union. The funeral j take place tomorrow afternoon br the auspices of the Foresters. Respectfully Declined. RT POLLARD, Captain Charley Lee ball Club: Your challenge to hand ‘in reply would state that as your phas.no reputation you:had better tthe Monarchs of. Grass Valley or Smiths of the same place before ling us, we have a game with frocers of Nevada City on the 11th, all our open dates for the season led to’'meet clubs of note. Hopou will not feel slighted, I remain 8 truly. J. H. Pascor, q Capt. Co. Officers’ Club, ‘8. We may be able to play you ES8eason if you get ‘in early, as we 'a& proposition to go East, but have epted it as yet. J. H. P. Birthday Party. Beph Schuster of San Francisco, pot the principal owners in the Bpion mine, is visiting this city. day afternoon he celebrated—his ay by giving a party to a number d Nevada’ county friends at ne’s wine gardens. Superintendred Zeitler of the Champion mine astmaster. There were speeches, 8, Story telling and a general good ;every body present uniting in the pet wish that Mr. Schuster might to enjoy many happy returns of . At the Theater Tonight. d for a few nights only: An exhi2 of animated pictures. ‘The Ediprojectoscope. Sixteen of the most esting and comic scenes,commencit 7:30. Admission, 10 cents and pnts. oe j0-2t best in the Market. fe Singer Sewing Machine, Office ‘. street. Hee j1-Im j , Fine Goods. in Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese ins, and Van Canip’s Ketchup are fiest goods in the market. For pby PB. G. Seadden, Commercial it. Agt. Woodland Creamery. . ju odland Creamery Butter, the in the market, can be had of Phi) Hen, the sole agent. — 4 Ramon Blanco Likely to Succeed to the Gomin’ Durrant’s Case, Him Now. FOR hi tai TODAY. in Each. Case. 10S ANGELES.” ington, Kentucky. Special to the Dany TRANSORIPT. Weyler Recalled at Last. been recalled from Cuba at last. his successor arrives. It is stated that forces here. Bucket Shops Closed, that. theyare unlawful. Black & Co. legality. Chicago Still Sweltering, reach 100 degrees before the day is night. The humidity has not abated. There*are many cases of prostration. Planning For a General Strike. perz, the labor leader, arrived this morning, aud a conference. of the held. It is feared the conference will declare in favor of a general strike. An effort will be made to induce other trades to refuse to handle soft coal not mined by strikers. A Dynamite Explosion. pound dynamite cartridge. * > Anarchists Arrested. _ Lonpon, July 9.—A dis hb Rome today says that ~~. Mand of the Spanish Troops. Budd Refuses to Interfere Again Bui Warden Hale Will Not Hang PLYER ins soucinne HELD The Bail Was Fixed at $20,000 POLI B CLOSE THE BUCKET SHOPS AT A Terrible Dynamite Explosion at LexHavana, July 9.—Gen. Weyler has As soon as he returns here from Sdntos Espiritus he will hand in his resignation. It is not deemed likely that he will-tarn over his command to-his second officer, but that he will remain till Gen. Blanco, who has been commanding in the Phillipine Islands, will succeed to the command of the Spanish have obeyed the order, but the keepers ot other like concerns will contest its Cuicago, July 9—The government thermometer registered 88 degrees at 8 , o'clock this morning and over 90 deWasuincton, D. ©., July 9.—The ex‘grees at 10 o’clock. It will probably over. It did not fall below 80 last Prirrssuke, July 9.—President Gomprominent industry leaders is being Lexineton, Ky., July 9—Workmen engaged in grading for g street railway struck what they thought to be a piece of iron pipe.’ It proved to be a 64A terrible explosion followed, killing five of the six men. The other’ cannot live. The police think the cartridge was placed there by’ somebody with a grudge against the company, but others think it was accidentally left by former work— ite . ottide. there have been arrested on suspicion . of complicity in the attempt upon the life of King Humbert, made by Pictro Accirtio on* April 28d. Accirtio attempted to stab His Majesty while on. his way to the races and after trial jand ‘conviction ‘was sentenced May 29th to imprisonment for life in the galleys. ae % Durrant Still Lives, ’ SaoRamento, July 9.—The reprieve granted to murderer Du xpired today, but he still lives. arden Hale depends upon the Attorney-General’s opinion for justification in not hanging the prisoner. Gov. Budd refuses to extend the reprieve and said he would not interfere if Hale wentaheadwith the hanging as directed by the State court. It is reported that District Attorney Barnes will have Hale arrested for contempt of court, but up to a late hour this afternoon he has. not resorted to any such extreme measures. Destitate Miners Given Work. OsacE Orry, Kas., July. 9.—A few days ago a dispatch was sent out from here setting forth the destitute condition of the coal miners. Today they were all put to work in the Company. mines and will be kept busy for several months. California Wheat In Demand, Lonpon, July 9:—The Pall Mall Gazette says that owing to the drouths in New South Wales and Australia the people of those counties will find it necessary this year to import many thousand tons of wheat from California. Bound Over For Trial. Santa, Crvuz, July 9—The preliminary examination ‘of George F. Plyler and M. Schoedde, the two men who maimed Harris, the barber, afew nights ago, ended today. They were held to Los ANGELES, July 9—The police . answer on the charge of mayhem, bail have notified all the mining and stock exchanges in the city to, close their doors, the attorney of the Police Commissioners having given an opinion being fixed at $20,000 in each case. — An Army of Travelers SacRAMENTO, July 9.—Division Superintendent Jones says that since July first 40,000 people have passed through Sacramento on the Central Pacific, including regular travel and Christian Endeavor excursionists. Queen Lil Enjoying Herself. Queen of the Sandwich Islands will leave tomorrow for Cape May, Newportand other summer resorts. She will probably return in the autumn. A Trail of Blood, ° “ This morning after it became known that Cohn’s candy factory had been robbed somebody discovered spots of blood on the cement sidewalk leading from Dickerman’s drug store, at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, down past. the candy factory. The report soon started that the fellow who committed the burglary had cut his hand and that he had left a’ trail of blood behind him. The officers started to follow the trail and found that it led up back of Joe Knight’s saloon. Inquiry elicited the fact that Knight’s terrier dog had cut his foot this morning while coming down street: with his master, who stepped into Cohn’s’store to see how the burglars had got in; This explained the spots of blood on: the sidewalk and in the store. tie. Mining Company Statements. Mining secretaries are reminded that the monthly sworn statements of the financial condition of the companies they represent must be ready for the inspection of stockholders on Monday next, foc¥ ou Ea Wells, Fargo & Co. Order Lost. An order on Wells, Fargo & Wo. for j $85 was lost a few days ago. The finder { will be rewarded ‘by leaving it at this j8-lw Piano Maker. — W. T. Sharp, the piano maker is at the Union Hotel. j6-lw visit. -\Jey are here ona visit. © Mrs. 8. A. Allen. ‘ Among the visitors from the East . . _ Doings.and Intentions, E. Northup of San Juan is here. A. 8. Bigelow is over from Columbia J. ¥, Mason of San Jose is here on a igi _ H-Young ame down from Bloomfleld > John Myers of Downieville was in H. G. Poole of Sydney, Iowu, is here visiting our mines. E. J. De Sabla left on the noon train for San Francisco. A. ‘Wale of San Francisco is here spending a fewdays. Jobn Michell left.on the noon train E. H. Hamlin and wife of Sierra ValW. 8, Zeilin and J,W. Brooks of San Francisco are in town. f Frank Golden came over from: the State of Nevada today.. W. J. Wakeley of Woodland here on the morning train. —_. -R. McMurray left today for North San Juan and Columbia Hill. J. M. Walling left this morning for Downieville on legal business. — Mr. and Mrs. 'D. 8. Baker left on the noon train for Bartlett Springs. tee George Fralum of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. R.L. Schley of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mrs. J. H. Austin has been ré-elected teacher of the Spenceville school. Gus Kartschoke and wife returned on the noon train to San Frracisco. Mrs. T. Williamson and daughter arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Pa Frank Bell returned here last evening from North San Juan on his way to Auburn. ai Atal lp 4 Dr. Liebrick and F, Boeckmann re-. turned to San Francisco today on the! noon train. Oapt. G. A. Nihell, Free: Woodmanand Gus Frandy will leave tomorrow for the Lakes. A. M. Stevens and Charles 8. Levy of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. st G,. M: Sayles of Forest City arrived here last evening from San Francisco . on his way home. "> Martin Fiarity, Instructor of English at the State University, is visiting Postmaster Carr. H. J. Gould of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Sierra county. P Charles Grissel and wife and mother, Mrs, Con. Grissel, will leave Sunday for Bartlett Springs. —

8. E. Allison, son ’of the late. Samuel Allison, is here from San. Pedro looking after the estate left by his father. S.G. Kinbel and J. Donoon, of St. Louis, Mo., are visiting this city. They . are stockholders in the Kirkham mine. Miss Winnie Mulloy went to Colfax on. the noon train to meet Mrs, Dr. Le Febie and daughter from Blackwood, N. J.; who are coming here on a visit to arrived who are in town are Dr. O0.W. Hicktan of Pleasant Plains, Ill., accompanied by his wife and daughter; Mrs. D. D. McOradkle of Rushville, Hl. Lodge installations. Last night the following officers of Ponemah Council, Degree of Pocahontas, were installed: Mrs. E. Lubeck, P.; Mra. A. Temby, Poc.; Mrs. C. Britland, W.; H. Odgers, Pow.; Miss Annie.-OdgersyK. of R.; Mrs. J. Sims, K: of W.; Miss Eda Rosenthal, lst E.; Miss Phebe Andrews, 2d. B.; MissRose Tucker, Ist R.; Miss Mina Hartman, 2d R.; H. A. Jones, I. L. Bowman, W. Sandow, B. F. Snell, Warriors; W. E. Rice, G. of W.; A. E. Helm, G. of F.; Miss Emma Sims, Organist. Representatives to the Great Council, Mrs. A; Bishop, . Miss M. Curtis, Miss Annie Jones, Mrs. H. Stansfield, Mrs, L. Lubeck. Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, Order of Red Men, raised ub Chiefs last night, the ceremonies being conducted by D. D. G.'8: James ©. Dean, as follows: Wm. Reynolds, Prophet; W. W. Waggoner Sachem; F. A. Andrews, 8. B.; R. P. Bowerman, J.S.; George M. Hughes, P. of R.; W. L. Boardman, P. of W.; Samuel Clutter, R. of W.; J. Sims, Ist 8.; B. F. Snell, 2d 8.; James Hackley, 1st W.; A. Frandy, 2d W.; J. CG; Dean, 3d W,; Wm. Sandow, 4th-W.;~'E. W. Jones, 1st B.; J. E. Rice, 2d°B.; Ed Boreham, 3d B.; Dr. Bowman, Ist 8.; A. E. Helm, G. of W.; J. Hawk, G. of F. as ede ' The newly elected officers of Laurel Parlor, “No. 6, N. D. G. W., were installed last night by D.D.G. P., Miss Minnie Brand, as follows: Miss Minnie Brand, P. Pres.; Miss Alice Nilon, Pres.; Miss May Martin, Ist V. Pres. Mrs. J. H. Rodgers, 2d V, Pres.; Mrs. W. H. Smith Jr., 3d V. Pres.; Mrs,, Belle Douglass, Rec. Sec’y.; Miss Grace Treas.; Mrs. Wm: Holmes, Marshal; Daniel, O. 8.; Mrs. F. E. Wadsworth, Miss Mary Hook and Miss Minerva Reynolds, Trustees. After the installation and other business of the meeting was over, the members enjoyed a _. mice collation, Garthe, Fin. Sec’y.; Miss Amelia Hook, . ’ Miss Clara Avery, I. S.; Miss Annie . w meee The New Ordinance Imposing a License _ 00 Business of All Kinds, _At the adjourned meeting of the Board of City Trustees last evening the proposed business license ordinance was passed. It is believed that the new law will meet with the general approbation of those most directly concerned and that through its operation the city will be greatly benefitted. The greatest care was exercised in preparing it, s0 as to have the provisions just. The rate of license imposed is according to the amount of business transacted. The license for saloons is increased from $15 to $20 per quarter. provided the city’s revenue will be increased over $100 per month. ‘All classes of business are to be hereafter licensed. A minimum tax that will not prove a hardship is: to be placed on. our own citizens engaged in ‘the various lines of traffic, but shirt and. clothing agents, book canvassers, etc., temporarily engaged in business here, will be asked to pay a good round sum for the privilege. While the tax on them will not be absolutely prohibitory it is large enough to greatly restrict the number of them doing business here. hen : Phe ordinance -in-fall-.appears’ in today’s TRANscRIPT and should be read by everybody. H. L. Gove asked the Board to amend the fire ordinance so as to permit him to complete his new brick building on Broad street. The matter was referred to the Chief Engineer. ; The Board instructed Clerk Carr to notify the telephone, telegraph and electric light companies to have their poles inside the city limits painted: A Summary of Late News as Told Over t the Telephone Today. There was an exciting runaway this afternoon. A four horse team of grays driven, by a piano man got the best: of the driver coming down Main stréet hill from the Morgan house and fan at a terrific speed along the center of the thoroughfare to Bennett street where one of the wheelers fell. One of the horses was slightly cut and a spring to the wagon broken. yore Taunt and Crase,the youhg men arrested for highway robbery, will have their preliminary hearing’ tomorrow The A. O. U. W. lodge will initiate 25 candidates Monday night. Frank Rose the barber is the happy father of a bouncing baby boy, born last night. There will be no regular game of ball at Watt Park Sunday. The butchers of this city have clial‘lenged the Wyoming mine club of the county seat to play ball at the rifle grounds Sunday. The printer of Grass Valley have organized a ball club and will challenge their brethen of the craft at Nevada City and Marysville. W.A. Moore of this city and Miss Sarah M. Taber of Chico were married at the latter place last Sunday evena The officers of Manzanita Parlor, N. D. G. W., will be installed tonight by Mfés Brand, the District Deputy. Ir 1s real modest and self-denying in Mr. Teller and Mr. Towne -tosay that they don’t. want to displace Mr. Bryan as the standard bearer of the silver cause in 1900. But all the same the silver-mine owners, who are backing the Silver movement, have determined that this is to be the programme, and that Bryan, like the Chinese, must “go.” I was troubled with nettle rash very much at times. I was.induced to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and after I had taken a few bottles of this medicine the disease entirely left me, and I have felt nothing of it since. Mrs. A. R. Biggs, Angels Camp. Hoop’s Pitts cure all liver ills. 25c. eee Dance at the Grove. A social dance will be given at Ragon’s Grove on Friday evening, July 9th. Good music will be in attendance and all are invited., j8-2t Nea elisa a Needles and Oil. For sewing machines, at: city prices for sale by D. W. Davis, agent Singer Sewing Machine, Broad street. j2l-lm Laundry A gent. William H. Andrews, has been appointed agent in this city for the Twin Gity Laundry. All orders given prompt attention. Broad street, one door betow Armory Hall. nl0d —_——--—-—-+ -2@e-2 Something New. Hill’s Mixed Flavoring Spices, at J AOKSON’s. a24-tf ee me 2 Sewing Machines Repaired. By an expert workman. Apply at offiee of Singer Sewing Machine Co., With this raise and the new license . : GRASS VALLEY GLBANINGS. > BRIBF MENTION. : ad Interest. Graniteville has a base club. Fresh creamery butter, 40 cents a roll, at Wolf's. + ¥29-tf That Ice Cream Soda at Eph : Cohn’s can’t be beat. Try it. j9-tf _ Two more new dwelling houses are soon't o be built on Piety Hill on the Bigelow lot. installation of officers tonight, followed by @ program and banquet. T. J. Ramsey is fitting up a shooting gallery on Broad street in the room formerly occupied by Lieben’s fruit store. A new sidewalk and steps are being put down on Sacramento street from the residence of MissWane Swift towards the plaza. The Reward Gold Mining Company of this district has levied an assessment of two cents per share, delinquent July 30th. The work of raising the old portion of Washington schoolhouse. has been completed, and the vement_ contractor began work today, The Board of Supervisors were busy yesterday afternoon and today going the work this afternoon. ® A horse tied to a post in front of Dickerman’s drug-store. this forenoon post. Nobody was hurt and but little damage resulted. W. H. Tuttle of the Ow: Satoon, Nevada City, has secured the Agency for Pabst’s celebrated Milwaukee lager beer, which he will serve in first-class style in bottles and kegs, at popular prices. . j22-tf Ordinance No. 137. N Ordinance imposing Jity License for the urpose of Revenue and ulation, on the different persons, firms, corporations and associations : arrying on business in the city of Nevada. The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows:ion 1. Each and every person, copartpeg firm, assdciation or corporation engayed in or transacting in the ns 3 of Nevada any business for which a license is required by this Ordinance shall pay a license for pursuing such business as follows : Section 2, Banking, when the sapien! invested in the business is ten thousand dollars or less, tendollars per quarter ; when the capital exceeds ten thousand dollars, tifteen dollars per quarter. Section 3. Buying and selling, as ent or broker, of real astate, merchandise, loanin: money or leasing real estate or persona property, when the gross profits or ecommissions are fifty dollars or less per month, three dollars per quarter, and an addition of one dollar per quarter for arety fifty dollars or fraction thereof over fifty dollars per month. ere Hd! Life or Fire Insurance Ors ere: wroses i are five h por ddliare or less per piers two dol. lars and fifty cents per quarter,’ when. qroas map bing A receipts are over five hund ollars, five dollars per quarter. Section 5. Transacting the business of merchant. lumber dealer, grocer, druggist, baker, manufacturer, buteher, -yard, hay and feed store, ice dealer, soda factory, a foundry, or any other ’ buying or selling not specified im 4 nee, when the aver monthly yare less than tive hundred dollars, twoand a half dollars per uarter ; from five red to twothousand dour dollars per query ; and an additional one dollar a uarter for each one t sand dollars or radbiod ! f over two thousand dollars per month, ‘ Section 6, Express business, or forwarding of parcels and pace ®, when the monthly receipt are three h reé@: dollars or less. two and a half dollars arte:, and for every additional five h dollars or fraction thereof, five dollars per quarter. Section 7. bankrupt stores, and all stores.or places of business advertising to dispose of goods, wares or merchandise for less than original cost, twenty-five dollars per quarter, when the amount of sales per mouth is less than $1000, and $40 the amount of salesis $. over. i Section 8, Keeping livery or sale stables, when the gross seager so receipts or sales do not exceed five hundred dollars, four dollars per quarter, and an addition of two dollars er quarter for every five hundred dollars or een thereof in excess of five hundred ollars. Section 9. Keeping a hotel, boarding-house, restaurant, lodginghouse, . eating house, coffee, tamale or refreshment house, where the number of persons accommodated daily i: less than twenty, three dollars per quarter ; where the number of persons accommodated daily is twenty or more and less than forty, four dollars per quarter, and where the number of persons accommodated daily is forty or more, five dollars per quarter. Section 10, Every owner or keeper of an exress wagon, ponte. § or other veliicle engaged u hauling, carry or transporting goods, wares or merchandise for hire or fee fron. one portion of the city to another shal pay.a license of two and a half dollars Fa quarter, if drawn by one animal, and tifty cents additional for each animal used above one, section 11. Every water company, when the monthly receipts are under five hundred dollars shall pay a quarterly license of ten dolqlars ; when the monthly receipta are tiv: hundred dollars or over, fifteen dollars’ pe: quarter. pyetr whent dollars or less shall pay a license of ten dollars per quarter, ant whenthe monthly receipts are over five hundred dollars, tifteen dollars per quarter. Every Gas company when the monthly :receipts are tive hundred dollars or less shali pay a license of fivedollars per quarter ; and ro quarter when 000 per month, or Electric light or power compan) © monthly receipts are five hundred dred dollars, ten dollars per quarter. Every Telephone or ‘Telegraph co:npany when the monthly receipts are two hundred dollars or less, ten dollars r quarter ; and when over two hundred dollars, fifteen dollars per quarter. Section 12. Every hotel, restaurant, public saloon, barroom or other place where spirituous or vinous liquors are sold by the. glasor bottle to be drank on the premises shall pay a quarterly license of twenty dollars, Section 13, Feaayne or selling milk by persons whoare regularly nels and who k leas than five cows, more than 5 cows, per quarter. laundry, when his receipts are pér month, shall pay a quarterly . $1.50 and whenthe receipte.are over $25 per month, $3 per quarter. Section 15, Every person. who to house canvasses or solicits for the frames of any descri, shall pay a license o when the month and $20 per mont are $500 or over. 4 sales are less than $500, ducting of a l, dry fancy notions. ipwaien, cutlery, groceries, ness, organs, sewing machines, machinery products or merchandise of ec acter, to persons not ee gon 5 Fale. . on such lines Be powerpy w by 7 ie or pep act ne s 7 toed al ten dollars per month when: moan ae less than . 1100, and a oO! when the sales are every person, corporation, Tiny on iasonter trates at nd or 0 : oO} limits of the City of evade, ature for Cage deliver vi dise from or said corporate 6 : % Broad street. j2l-im The Rathbone Sisters will have an ,1i over the assessment roll. They finished: became frightened and pulled down the when the monthly receipts are over five hunin the business of sellper quarter, and for persons who keep » Section 14, Every agent for a steam or other 00 or less mse of from house enlarging of portraits for pay, or for the sale of ion for such portraits, ten dollars per month, when the monthly sales Section 16. Persons outside of those conlar places of business within the City of Revate, selling differeut articles all kinds, vehicles and hardware, tinware, mill or i Ly r of 1000 or overs 2 » that corporate who shall said merchanlimits shall pay a license of ten dollars per month when the monthly sales are less than iam and a license of $20 when the sales are Section 17. th book or map agent, or perwh Weare toh 6 “yes soll for th le of, either f. immediate so] the sale of, either for im ja or ffitare delivery, any book, map or article of any nature, shall pay a license of five dol+ lars edly . when the monthly sales are less t. $900, and $10 when the monthly sales are $300 or over. * Section 18. The City Trustees of Nevada. oe 4 may, by resolution, permit any person to conduct or carry on any business or calling for which a lHeenuse is required, withOr over, Minor Notes and Comments of Local their judgment, the misfortune or physica infirmities of the. applicant warrant gue! ‘aetion on their part, or the interest of the city, will be best subserved thereby. In all such cases a copy of the baa gn Banc the President of the. Board of T: of the City of Nevada. or in_ his absence by the Acting President of the Board, and attested . the Clerk of said Board, shall be evidence of ‘the exemption from payment of the license rate otherwise required. 5 Section 19. The Clerk of the Board of Trustees shal cause to be printed such numrs of the various kinds of licenses as ma required, each of which before it ig. delivered to the Marshal, shall indicate on its face the amount for which it is issued. and each of said licenses shall be signed by the Clerk and charged tothe Marshal when delivered. Section 20. All licenses ?equired by this ordinance shall be payable in advance of conducting the business for which it is required, to the City Marshal at his office. Section 21. Every person. firm, copartnership, association or cor ness at more that one place within the town, or transacting more than one kind of business required to be licensed, either uider the same roof or otherwise, shall take out a separate license for each of such places of-business or for each of such kinds of business: Section 22. In every case wher:. by this ordinance, it is provided that the: amount of license shall be regui/ated by oot ovmessasion of the value of the business to be licensed, it. shall be the duty of the person who is reuired to procure such license, to file with the Ma: Ww suth license becomes payable, his. affidavit showing the monthly amount of business actually transacted during the next preceding thrge months, if such business has been transacted during that time; and, if it. has not been so tra x showing the amount of business expected to be transacted monthly during the next three months according tothe affiant’s best knowledge and information; which affidavit, in case of hotel keepers and persons whose business is compw' by the number of persons entertained at public houses, shall set forth the number of persons so entertained, and, in other cases, the amount of sales, receipts, or commissions,, When such license is re-quired by a partnership, it shall be the duty of some member of the partnership, or in the absence of all the partners, of the bookrto make and file such affidavit; and, in the case of a corporation, it shall the duty of the president, cashier, treasurer, secretary or managing agent thereof. ion 23, Any person viet, Sar provision of this Ordinance shall deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. And the failure or neglect of any person be any busiuess for which ® license is required by the provisions of this ordinance, without first procuring such license in advance, shall be deemed a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall pay a fine in an amount to be fixed by the Court, not exceeding $100, which may be coll by execution; and in tion theretoimprisonment may be impose. in the city prison of the City of Nevada,-for the 5 ment of the fine; and the person con shall be imprisoned one dayfor every two dollars of the fine remaining unpaid. But the extent, of imprisonment shall not exceedten days. Or ys t, not exceedi teu days in the City Prison, may be im without such fine. ‘ , jon 44. All ordinances.or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance is hereby repealed and'this ordinange shall be in otteet from and after the first day of August, Ps dopted this 8th day of July, 1897, by the Pp vote: Ayes—OCarr, Jackson, jst tor ‘and Rick. Noes-—Gault. “ny J.C. RICH, President. fom (om: ration doing busi: T. 4. Cann, Clerk. AL] ret publication July 9, 1897, a + ” be . Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE FAMOUS El Paso de Robles SPRINGS. Prices Reduced $10, $12.50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Greatest Hotel and Pleasure Resor om the Pa: ific Coast. Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are unequalled for their medici1al value in cases af Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Disvases. Trains leave Third ‘and Townsend Streets, jan Francisco, Calif., every morning at 8:15 arriving at Springs at 3:30 p. M. same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. E. F. BURNS, Manager. PATENTS! Pension, Land and ludian Depredatio NITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS obtained; interferences couducted; special examinationt; trade-marks, vopy-rights, labels snd designs registered. Rejected cases prusecuted; infringement suite conducted in any Cuited States Court. If you have an invention, send us a sketchphot raph or smail mode together with @ rief description of the mcset important features and we will advise you the course to pureue. [f you are in possession of patents and the same . sre infringed. or if you are cha ged: with infringement, submit the watter to us for a reliable opimon. National Bureau of Claims, . BOX 85. WASHINGTON, D, C. Typewriters : They Educate as Well_as Please .. Provide the children with the means to obtaliPa livelitiood for themselves. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. A moderate outlay that secures a fitable investment for your boy or girl. = G. W. WICKSON & CO., 3a. d5 Front St. SanjFrancisco, out payment of the license rate provided, in — .