July 9, 1898 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. SATURDAY... JULY 9. 1898 . =— eras Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. — U. 8. CALKINS. . N. P. BROWN. Signe iio ace ra Rohe i Sn Me oP ee ee es a ae sae gem neapastl te feo gE a 1 earth ins ft lM tL LE. fears, Pelt Ce, tees, a a Sie tiptoe BRIBE MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Pay-day at the mines. &. Geo. O. Gaylord, grocer, Broad street. . Bids are wanted for the privileges at . the coming Sunday school. advertisement. The Waterbouse-McKenzie suit over . the ownership of the Columbus mine . has been submitted on briefs. Prof. D. A. MeIntosh, teacher of voice culture, will sing.a solo at the Congregetional church tomorrow night. Hibbitt, the tailor, advertises for an apprentice. This is an extra good chance for some ambitious youth to} acquire a fine trade. new revenue stamps are of no valae in paying postage on letters: It seems the saloon keepers are not filed with the City Clerk must beara 50 cent war revenue stamp. When disposed to growl at the weather just remember that the boys . in Cuban waters would consider this . sort of teraperature delightfully cool . and exhilarating. Constable W. B. Duncan brought jail, one for vagraucy and one for disturbing the peace. assessment on her timber land near Overton from $320 to $240. No action! in Cuba. has yet been taken. . A. BR. Dahlberg of French Corral has. bonded the Slide and Sunset mines to, Dr. Webb and others of Los Angeles) and they will commence work at—once . developing the properties. Among the contributions to the} Fourth of July funds raised for this. city’s recent celebration was a sub-. to intervene i scription of $20 from the Buffalo Brew; ing Company of Sacramento, which . was unintentionally omitted from the} list. published yesterday. . Sheriff Busch of Sierra county ar-. rived here last evening from Dowuie. ville with a Chinaman named Charley . Bing, who wiil serve eight years in San . o’cldc Quentin for robbing Superintendent . Averill at the Four Hills mine of $325; and a gold -watch and chain. The’ Sheriff succeeded in recovering most. of the stolen property and the accased pleaded guilty. Trustees decided to put in 100 feet of . 15-inch and 20 feet of 22-inch pipe, with proper connections in place of the ina tended_12-inch pipe to connect at the old reservoir. A new gate house for; the new pipe at the reservoir was also ordered put in as recommended by the engineer. Bids will be advertieed for asking plumbers to give figures for, . fixing the term 0 refuses the proposition, saying he is resolved to defend the ¥ = OAT ecu oe: cartiotiy General Blanco approves the firmness of di tapping the city mains. Louis Augustine, a young Italian, who is employed in chopping~wood at Peter Arbogast’s ranch, at Selby Flat, met with a painful accident last even-! ’ : ing. While splitting wood with a/ Toral’s resolution. wedge and maul a chip from the wedge . struck him on the left hand. The bit, of steel was driven into the knuckle of ; his second finger, where the efforts Of 8} something happens to intefere with surgeon failed to dislodge it. A! (j.15 the Southern Pacific will occupy tite quarters in the new Ferry Depot te-. . morrow, aud on Monday the building night by Mrs. J. E. Isaac, D. D. G. C., . will be practically thrown open to the as follows: Mrs. Mary Bennetts, P. C.; . public. The Southern Pacific ferry eys. tem wil] occupy the waiting rooms and artery was cat in) the man’s hand. The new officers of Milo Temple, No. 9, Rathbone Sisters, were installed last Mrs. Ida Schwartz, M: E. O.; Mrs. Milalge pa bag pe Sisto . offices under the big tower and in the ’ Shas. Steffen, R. & C.; Mrs. J. E. Isaac, . south wing near the tower: The waiting M. of F.; Miss Lena Miller, P. of T.; Mrs. Weber,;G.of T. After the meeting a collation was served and the ladies enjoyed themselves ‘until after midnight. —-——_—._6-5 A FIREMEN’S TOURNAMENT. Good Way {0 Celebrate the Completion of the Water Works. The firemen of this city are talking . of holding a grand firemen’s tourna-, ment-in celebration of the completion’ of the water works now in. process of constraction. The proposition is to hang up large cash prizes and invite . the north. wing. the fire departments of Grass Valley, . rooms and offices are designated. by mM fan Juan, Trackee, Anbar, . . cullsonth signs. Palms have been set cambios ke on beth r pobre on -the sides and ateach end of the is a good one if properly carried out. . Nevada City will soon have the. best! water system of any town of its size on . the coast, and there will be quite a lot) of satisfaction in inviting our neighbors . Special to the Cally Transcript. iV. peace ov ‘been submitted. town till he dies. . rooms consist of two upper and two low. er compartments. The broad stairway . ing room of the broad gauge nave of . THE PORTS OF CUBL. ““"Spain Must Evacuate the In 48 Hours or This” Will Be Done. “ . General Toral Declares He Would Rather Die Than Surrender: . ¢ Taking the Back Trail. of the public called to the fact that the! fleet have arrived here from the Suez Canal on their way back to Spain. MessInA, Sicily, July 9.--The Spanish torpedo boats Auaware of the fact that each license bond . 4,7 Prosperine and Osada, belonging to Admiral Camara’s fleet, have arrived from Port Said on their way to Spain. The Last Warning. MapRID, 9 a. m., July 9--It is rumored the Spanish gov_two prisoners over from Truckee last. ernment has received a dispatch from General Blanco: annight to serve sixty days in the county. noyncing that Admiral Sampson sent him a telegraphic dispatch summoning the Spanish Commander. to order the Mrs. L. A. Judson has applied to the . evacuation of Cuba within forty-eight hours, and announcae ager tn essere ing that otherwise the Americans will bombard all the ports ‘Not Inclined to Interfere. Maprip, roa. m. July 9—According to the newspapers ‘here the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Duke Almodar de Rio, declares that no European powers are disposed n behalf of peace unless the belligerents make a request to that effect. The Bombardment Not Begun. WASHINGTON, July 9—-Secretary Alger when asked at 1:30 k this afternoon if fighting had been resumed at Santiago today said : “I don’t think so.” No: Peace Overtures Yet Made. At’ last night's meeting the City, WASHINGTON, July 9——-The State Department says no ertures direct or indirect, official ofunofficial, have Death Rather Than Defeat. . 2 New York, July 9--A dispatch from Havana says the Emulsion 9 Americans have again demanded the surrender of “Santiago, f armistice till noon today. General Toral . Otis to Leave Soon San Francisco, July 9.—Major General Otis leaves for Manila by the middle of next week on the Peru or the At Manila he will probably assume command of the troops jn the field, leaving General Merritt free to act as Governor-Gen. .eral of the Philippines. The New Depot. . San Francisco, July 9th.—Uniess . under the tower leads to the main waiti the depot, and the public corridor 600 feet in length. The waiting room mentioned.is directly opposite the approach. The ground floor waiting room. is directly under. that tower. Narrow gaugé quarters are south of the broad gauge and are equal. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Island (A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as To'd Over The Telephone. Mrs. Jobn Farrell of Auburn street is dangerously sick. Lieutenant J.R. Tyrrell will return to Camp Barrett tomorrow to join his regiment again. » Harry: Lockhead has quit the Pioneers and gone back-to the Gilt Edges of Sacramento. Theodore Wetzel, formerly of the Derbec mine, went to work today for the Maryland Mining Company. The family of J. M. Thomas, accompanied by W.J. Crase, (Mrs. Thomas’ ‘ather) have gon to Santa Cruz to spend the Summer. . Frank Butler’s team ran away today ‘and colided with the delivery wagon of Abraham’s meat market. Both wagons were considerably damaged. ~ READY 10 SWIM. } of Ed B. Stolle. Howard F. Brewer, the champion middle distance swimmér’ ot Anierica, is well known at this city where he‘frequently comes as a piano tuner. He is determined ‘that Ed B. Stolle shall either race him or stop challenging him, and yesterday he called at the San Francisco Report office and left the following : t San Francisco, July 8, 1898. To the Sporting Editor of the Report—Sir : Seeing Ed B. Stolle’s offer in last night’s Report-to swim three races with me, the distances to be onefourth, one-half and one mile, and if I should win two of three to present me with a diamond trophy, «I wish to state, as I had previously challenged Stolle to 2-one-haif-mile race; to~take™ piace” at . “RC TsSt hight’s teeting of the City Trustees Charles Klein presented a bill for $297.90 for damages, as a reing up his place of business. The _ bill was laid on the table. It is said Kleine will begin suit against the city. $120. tees, R. Gluyas, T. R. Edwards. decision. i caaieal City of Pueblo. Try Tue Ow1 for mixed drinks. m25 . postage stam ps. . ' What is ‘Scott's . . phosphites of Lime and Sod . soe. and $1.00, all druggists, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York sult of the action of the Board in closThe Red Cross Society of Grass Valley has to date received donations as follows: Previously acknowledged,$344; proceeds from concert, $131; Miss Caddie and Helen Marwick, $5; Narrow Gauge employes, $11.75; Bunker Hill Day, N. O. N. G. R. R., $75; Harry Levitt, $15; donation from You Bet,. The annual election :of the Grass Valley Miners’ Uniou was. held yesterday, resulting as follows: -President, F. R. Bawden; Vice President, Thomas F. Kelly; Recording Secretary, E: F. Whiting; Financial Secretary, M. M. Mitchell; ‘Treasurer, W. H. Bawden; Conductor, Fred Rowe; Warden, M. Hollow; Finance Committee, Thomas Roach, J. J. Ryan, Joseph Jewell; TrusLast évening’s Tidings says that for some time past there has been rivalry between John Blamey and James Wales as to their abilities as wrestlers. ‘Thursday evening was decided upon as a time to test their science and strength, and the two men came _ together. Messrs. Bovey, Andrews and Trebilcox were selected as sticklers. Ten bouts were indulged in, but as honors ended even the sticklers could not give a}. TuERE are 13,000 distinct varieties of Feis a strengthening food and tonic, remarkable in its flesh-formIt contains Codcombined with the well-. known and highly prized ree House Wives Wi mies « arent trons the Coming Winer t! FOW LE BROS. CO. = = axvescoiss berries. Picked fresh every morning, and that their potency is materially increased. It will arrest foss of flesh and restore to a normal condition the . _ : rf2 + N THE SUP URT TD infant, the child and the adult. It Sie receis od Nanas bonis of Colucci willenrich the blood of the anemic; . ,,1n the matter of the Estate of NATHANIEL ‘. will stop the cough, heal the irrita-. Notice is hereby given, that, MONDAY * the Lurline Baths Saturday, July 9th, at 8:30 p. m., that I would be pleased to accept said proposition providing that the races come off right away at the Lurline Baths, where Stolle broke the one-half mile record made by R. B. Cornell last year, and also broke my record for one mile made at the same time, the one-half mile to take place Saturday, July 9th, 1898, 8:30 p. m.; the one-fourth mile to take place Sunday, July 10, 1898, 3:30 p.m., and the one mile to take place Monday, July 11th, 1898, 8:30 p.m. As to the trophy, as diamonds range from one dollar to thousands, the trophy should not be under the value of $35, the money for said trophy to be put inthe hands of one of the San Francisco daily papers before Saturday evening at 8 o’clock, I hope this will prove enough to satisfy Stolle’s backers that, although I am in no proper condition to swim, I haven’t got the “cold feet” which they so often talk about. I will try and swim fast enough tomorrow night to at least make my blood circulate freely, so as my feet will not be cold; no matter if I do not win the race. No Odds and Ends. Our clearance sale is not made up of odds and ends, but upon ourstraight lines. _ You will find a saving-of 25 per cent upon all goods. J. Levy, Phe Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf UNION :-; HOTEL, flain Street, Nevada City. es D.J. STEVENS, MANagzEr Hotel Arrivals. J. F. Moore, St. Louis Jobn Lang, Sacramento Chas. Dugan, “ Thos. Callinan, Washington W. B. Duncan, Truckee J. $. Charles, Grass Valley W. Flynn, Shasta Co. Henry Ward, Auburn Geo. Kellys, Sacramento Geo. Kane, _ f : B. L. Schiff. San Francisco A. D. Whittemore, * C.M Bancher — _ “ Miss Dunney, San Juan” Miss Evener, Aa H. E. Baker, Oakland Joseph Duffy, Grass Valley ~ Frank Taylor, San Francisco Jobn E Wiseman, “ W. E. Davis, Colfax The Rights of the Locators of Mining THE NBW MINING LAW, Below we give a copy of the new law. which took effect July 1, 1898 (last Friday), regarding the location of groups of mining claims. It is an amendment . gare fA h 58 of mivin lation Howard F. Brewer Accepts the Challenge con ens acumaeai Tesi tae 18 10: “The claimant at the time of application for patent, or at any time within the n is required #0 file ,Acertificate of the Surveyor Genéral that not less than $500 worth of) labor has been expended, or improvements made, by the applicant or his grantors,. upon. ‘each location embraced in the applica-: tion, or if the application embraces several locations held in common, that an amount equal to $500 for each location has been expended-upon, and for the benefit of the entire group; that the plat filed by theclaimantis correct; that the field notes of survey, as filed furnish such an accurate desoription of the claim as will, ifincorporated in a patent,serve to fally identify the premreference 1s mac ises, and that _such tion embraced in the application. “Brnaer Hermann, Commissioner. velop.or improve the entire group. Going to the Front. pects to be. ordered to the front soon. Troops Comiag Through. See Only One Dollar. Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf — therein to natural objects or permanent monuments as will perpetuate and fix the locus thereof; provided, that as to all applications for patent made and passed to entry before July 1, 1898, or which by. protest or adverse claims prevented from being passed to entry before that time, where the application embraces several locations held in common, proof of an ‘expenditure of $00 upon the group will be sufficient, and expenditure of that amount need noi be shown to have been made upon, or for the benefit of, each loca“Approved: ©.N. Briss, Secretary.” It will be observed that the $500 need not be expended “on” each claim where the application comprises several locations, but “for” each claim. The aggregate amount in such cases must represent as many times $500 as there are locations, and in such case the entire amount can have been expended on one of the claims, provided it can be shown that such amount tended to deCarroll B. Crawford, nephew of Wm. H. Crawford of this city, has quit his position as proof-reader on the San Francisco Chronicle and enlisted in . the hospital corps of the U. 8. army. He is still in San Francisco, but exMen’s $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at The Rare and Beautiful . The Modern Houses a specialty. : T. H. Lenk. Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. Finished with Sequoia. BUILOING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER PERSONAL POINTERS, A Dally Chronicle of the Doin‘s of od and. Yous, a —H. R. Ayres and family. reta Maybert today. _. SarayConstable Self and wife retn today to Washington. nis! arched Thomas Spargo of Relief Hill tarned from a trip to the Bay. Mrs. 0. T. Rouner of Gruss Valley is visiting Mre. F. Li. Arbogust ot ibis Charles Pecor is over from Emicrant Gap where he has been prospectiug a ~ Mies Maggie Joyce of San Francisco arrived this mornin: on a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. £. Carr, © * Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Bandemar 0? North Bloomfie’d; who have te-n below on their wedding tour, arrived here dast evening en route home. Prof. Geo. Morrill, formerl 7 ¢f Pern Valley, was in town today with hs wife. The Professor has of late been empleyed as Principal of the public as re. pacools et Watsonville. ri Krag,.a well known base! al’ player, is here irom San Francisco looking at our-mines. He may play with the Banners in tomorrow’s game at Watt Park against the Pioneers. John Michell, tormerly a dancing teacher here, is on his way back ty California from Skaguay, where he has been conducting a bakery. He contracted the rheumatism in Alaska and is unable to remain there. AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY. Divine Services to Be Held. in Nevada _ City Tomorron. CONGREGATIONAL. » Services conducted both morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Morning Subject—“The Touch of Faith.” In the evening at the request of President McKinley there will bea thanksgiving service and an address on “The Providence of God in American History.” The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour; subject— “Oonsecrated Ability.” Sabbath school at the close of the morniag services. All are cordially invited. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W.C. Gray will preach at 114. 1m. and 7:30 p.m, The morning subject will be “Gray Hairs.” At the evening service special prayers and thanksziving for victories of our armies will be given. Class meeting at 9:45 a. m. Sunday school at 12:30, Junior League More troops arecoming from the. #t5 p.m. Epworth League at 6:3)— East. A trainload of Pennsylvania soldiers passed through Golfax today, going west. It consisted of eight cars, containing 258 soldiers, in command of -. Qolonel J. E. Barrett. — Martin Thomas leader. ‘Veterans to Meet Tomorrow. Tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock the Grand Army veterans of Chattanooga Post will hold their monthly meeting at Odd Fellows hall in this city. There is no special business to come up. —————————————— EEE For Recorder. os JOHN S. GREGORY Announces himself a cardidate for the office of County Recorder, subject tot ie decision of the Republican County Convention. Wanted Tailoring Apprent’ce. A respectable smart boy about 16 years of age to learn the trade. : j8-tf. = W. H. tirppirr, Merchant Tailor, 9 . Pine street, near Broad street, Nevada City. delivered promptly by Andrews & Co. Re7 a member this fruit vanishes quickly, So crWhat Will If Do? \:""""* Notice of Proving Will. the 18th day of proven it in tens of thousands of At French Corral, July 6, 1898, to the . Gases. Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion, wife of Geo. Beard, a son. . tion of the throat and lungs, and . m., of said day, at the Court Room of said cure incipient consumption. We County of Nevada, has heen appointed by "me o i thi ‘ as the tin di f R ing the W rigs ‘ because ey oe Nathan + el Bailey, ce cased Fo hell * earing the ic n Se: : experience of twenty-fiv ¢ years has for the tesunaan en Nien of Vathers Wemaunen. tary on said will when and where any person interested may appear and contest—the Court, at the J.J; GREANY, Clerk. same. . Dated July 6th, 1908, Gro. L. Huengs, Attorney for Petitioner. re : for The Royal is the highest grade baking powder ly light, airy and roomy. The North 7 Pacific-Coast offices, will probably be moved tomorrow to the new quarters in ical plants is very fine. BROKE AN AR to come and see it when it is finished.’ 4 Miner at the Providence Mine Meets An Enemy to health is impure blood, . With ap Accident. as it leads to serious disease and great Last nightas George Seibert, a young suffering. Hood’s Sarsaparilla meets miner employed at the Providence, was and conquers this enemy and averts. coming up on a car from the lower . Jevels, one of his elbows struck against. the danger. Foie’ H plnaisteacs Rig tes threw him around so to bruise him all liverilia, Ouly Two Dollars and a Half. Meu’s All Wool Pants, our $8.50 line,. 41. 4 ce Wenser will take » limduring this Olearence Sale only $2.50 at ited number of pupils in voice cultare. . For particulars call at her residence, the Popular Clothing Store, jo-tf ‘Tsy THE Owt for a firsi-viuss drink. a timber on the side of the incline and laid off from work for a few days. All of the waiting main corridor. The effect of the tropROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. uneeam ‘QUALITIES AS BIDS WANTED. WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO 122 Thursday, July 14th, for conducting the ice Mead souleetionent stand, and fou ance drinks at the Su brook Bids should be Cc. R. MURCHIE, + ‘somewhat. A small bone in his left “forearm was also broken, He will be the sale of tem: School Picnic to ; on. West Broad street. je-27-tf. Office at G. E. Turner's tore, jetd ducements offered in A Magnificent Combination fo A Popular Line of the — bi Latest Spring Attractions . An unlimited variety in every départment of the Store: We are offering these inducements with the best a handsomest Spring Goods you evér saw. Styles and Fashions as you like them. Assortment complete and all RIGHT PRICES. Don’tjeach suit. fail to see our splendid stock and take advantag YOU LIKE THEN. the People. nd of the int your Spring buying}: reerennennennnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnnne Reduced This Day MAHER € CO-S ~~ t . Ladies’ Organdie Suits Reduced to 75 cents for a full suit. . To cleau up after a great Wash Goods season we offer a lot of Fine Wash Goods Suits at 75 Some were sold at $1, $1.25 and $1.50 per suit. Now Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Hats, all go at 75 cents. . CAPS AND FURNISHING GOODS. ere All the Latest and-Nicest Styles of the season. It is impossible to make a mistake in if you select from the ‘present stock of « Bet cncdhcciivmhannaiad Respectfully, MAHER & CO. WOAAAUAALAAAAAAANAAAAAAAAAAAALUAAA > cents—ten yards to Wk TR: ATURDA . HB RESTAUR 8 Origlaal Com ng the till at t taarant jast M lay with $66 was . bibrook’s court tl liminary examil paring a8 hi ‘ing District A ley represented t ise demurred t ground that it pnged-to “the P }as they wore 0 rporation it. r sustained th mer was disch slaine specit yi ers of the resta court then too ., at. which tim 2% o’clock Tuesc Will It Be hat company v ernor Budd to hth Regiment ¢ of the Woodle he all-absorbi m, says the O terday. Somet iouraged the bo 1 company, for ned a recruitin } contest for th jarrowed down the National Gt * the compan ba and Nevada credited with bd. In comme iter with E.G an‘-and W.J.] nt. Are Anxiot he ¢esidents of those living od, upper . r parts of tow jy any or no y waiting fo hew water sys ies can get busehold par w part of ti tain a suffi 21 hen the new . Preservoir COI tioas made th mole supply < prally will b ) respect than : tate Coin F ate Controlle pment yester hey for Sta ty bas 4,122) ied $12,911.68. hildren and neisco has 70 L97.60. The jue, with 89° ie $279.49, tal number « State, 340,952 Lsamount ap} ant unappo! A Juds inerior Judg nspected th ih is in litig BY aterhouse jas acconipé er B. Craik fle. His ho ‘trip in « is and a hit of his nur ‘recognizad 2 road, ptain Rite 8 announc by of Comps * from Cam ., and that . inty Supers wed as Dist mce from t H 'e.offer On i for any « ‘be cured . . F. J. 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THE TRANSCRIPT. SATURDAY..... JULY 9. 1898 . =— eras Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. — U. 8. CALKINS. . N. P. BROWN. Signe iio ace ra Rohe i Sn Me oP ee ee es a ae sae gem neapastl te feo gE a 1 earth ins ft lM tL LE. fears, Pelt Ce, tees, a a Sie tiptoe BRIBE MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Pay-day at the mines. &. Geo. O. Gaylord, grocer, Broad street. . Bids are wanted for the privileges at . the coming Sunday school. advertisement. The Waterbouse-McKenzie suit over . the ownership of the Columbus mine . has been submitted on briefs. Prof. D. A. MeIntosh, teacher of voice culture, will sing.a solo at the Congregetional church tomorrow night. Hibbitt, the tailor, advertises for an apprentice. This is an extra good chance for some ambitious youth to} acquire a fine trade. new revenue stamps are of no valae in paying postage on letters: It seems the saloon keepers are not filed with the City Clerk must beara 50 cent war revenue stamp. When disposed to growl at the weather just remember that the boys . in Cuban waters would consider this . sort of teraperature delightfully cool . and exhilarating. Constable W. B. Duncan brought jail, one for vagraucy and one for disturbing the peace. assessment on her timber land near Overton from $320 to $240. No action! in Cuba. has yet been taken. . A. BR. Dahlberg of French Corral has. bonded the Slide and Sunset mines to, Dr. Webb and others of Los Angeles) and they will commence work at—once . developing the properties. Among the contributions to the} Fourth of July funds raised for this. city’s recent celebration was a sub-. to intervene i scription of $20 from the Buffalo Brew; ing Company of Sacramento, which . was unintentionally omitted from the} list. published yesterday. . Sheriff Busch of Sierra county ar-. rived here last evening from Dowuie. ville with a Chinaman named Charley . Bing, who wiil serve eight years in San . o’cldc Quentin for robbing Superintendent . Averill at the Four Hills mine of $325; and a gold -watch and chain. The’ Sheriff succeeded in recovering most. of the stolen property and the accased pleaded guilty. Trustees decided to put in 100 feet of . 15-inch and 20 feet of 22-inch pipe, with proper connections in place of the ina tended_12-inch pipe to connect at the old reservoir. A new gate house for; the new pipe at the reservoir was also ordered put in as recommended by the engineer. Bids will be advertieed for asking plumbers to give figures for, . fixing the term 0 refuses the proposition, saying he is resolved to defend the ¥ = OAT ecu oe: cartiotiy General Blanco approves the firmness of di tapping the city mains. Louis Augustine, a young Italian, who is employed in chopping~wood at Peter Arbogast’s ranch, at Selby Flat, met with a painful accident last even-! ’ : ing. While splitting wood with a/ Toral’s resolution. wedge and maul a chip from the wedge . struck him on the left hand. The bit, of steel was driven into the knuckle of ; his second finger, where the efforts Of 8} something happens to intefere with surgeon failed to dislodge it. A! (j.15 the Southern Pacific will occupy tite quarters in the new Ferry Depot te-. . morrow, aud on Monday the building night by Mrs. J. E. Isaac, D. D. G. C., . will be practically thrown open to the as follows: Mrs. Mary Bennetts, P. C.; . public. The Southern Pacific ferry eys. tem wil] occupy the waiting rooms and artery was cat in) the man’s hand. The new officers of Milo Temple, No. 9, Rathbone Sisters, were installed last Mrs. Ida Schwartz, M: E. O.; Mrs. Milalge pa bag pe Sisto . offices under the big tower and in the ’ Shas. Steffen, R. & C.; Mrs. J. E. Isaac, . south wing near the tower: The waiting M. of F.; Miss Lena Miller, P. of T.; Mrs. Weber,;G.of T. After the meeting a collation was served and the ladies enjoyed themselves ‘until after midnight. —-——_—._6-5 A FIREMEN’S TOURNAMENT. Good Way {0 Celebrate the Completion of the Water Works. The firemen of this city are talking . of holding a grand firemen’s tourna-, ment-in celebration of the completion’ of the water works now in. process of constraction. The proposition is to hang up large cash prizes and invite . the north. wing. the fire departments of Grass Valley, . rooms and offices are designated. by mM fan Juan, Trackee, Anbar, . . cullsonth signs. Palms have been set cambios ke on beth r pobre on -the sides and ateach end of the is a good one if properly carried out. . Nevada City will soon have the. best! water system of any town of its size on . the coast, and there will be quite a lot) of satisfaction in inviting our neighbors . Special to the Cally Transcript. iV. peace ov ‘been submitted. town till he dies. . rooms consist of two upper and two low. er compartments. The broad stairway . ing room of the broad gauge nave of . THE PORTS OF CUBL. ““"Spain Must Evacuate the In 48 Hours or This” Will Be Done. “ . General Toral Declares He Would Rather Die Than Surrender: . ¢ Taking the Back Trail. of the public called to the fact that the! fleet have arrived here from the Suez Canal on their way back to Spain. MessInA, Sicily, July 9.--The Spanish torpedo boats Auaware of the fact that each license bond . 4,7 Prosperine and Osada, belonging to Admiral Camara’s fleet, have arrived from Port Said on their way to Spain. The Last Warning. MapRID, 9 a. m., July 9--It is rumored the Spanish gov_two prisoners over from Truckee last. ernment has received a dispatch from General Blanco: annight to serve sixty days in the county. noyncing that Admiral Sampson sent him a telegraphic dispatch summoning the Spanish Commander. to order the Mrs. L. A. Judson has applied to the . evacuation of Cuba within forty-eight hours, and announcae ager tn essere ing that otherwise the Americans will bombard all the ports ‘Not Inclined to Interfere. Maprip, roa. m. July 9—According to the newspapers ‘here the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Duke Almodar de Rio, declares that no European powers are disposed n behalf of peace unless the belligerents make a request to that effect. The Bombardment Not Begun. WASHINGTON, July 9—-Secretary Alger when asked at 1:30 k this afternoon if fighting had been resumed at Santiago today said : “I don’t think so.” No: Peace Overtures Yet Made. At’ last night's meeting the City, WASHINGTON, July 9——-The State Department says no ertures direct or indirect, official ofunofficial, have Death Rather Than Defeat. . 2 New York, July 9--A dispatch from Havana says the Emulsion 9 Americans have again demanded the surrender of “Santiago, f armistice till noon today. General Toral . Otis to Leave Soon San Francisco, July 9.—Major General Otis leaves for Manila by the middle of next week on the Peru or the At Manila he will probably assume command of the troops jn the field, leaving General Merritt free to act as Governor-Gen. .eral of the Philippines. The New Depot. . San Francisco, July 9th.—Uniess . under the tower leads to the main waiti the depot, and the public corridor 600 feet in length. The waiting room mentioned.is directly opposite the approach. The ground floor waiting room. is directly under.. that tower. Narrow gaugé quarters are south of the broad gauge and are equal. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Island (A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as To'd Over The Telephone. Mrs. Jobn Farrell of Auburn street is dangerously sick. Lieutenant J.R. Tyrrell will return to Camp Barrett tomorrow to join his regiment again. » Harry: Lockhead has quit the Pioneers and gone back-to the Gilt Edges of Sacramento. Theodore Wetzel, formerly of the Derbec mine, went to work today for the Maryland Mining Company. The family of J. M. Thomas, accompanied by W.J. Crase, (Mrs. Thomas’ ‘ather) have gon to Santa Cruz to spend the Summer. . Frank Butler’s team ran away today ‘and colided with the delivery wagon of Abraham’s meat market. Both wagons were considerably damaged. ~ READY 10 SWIM. } of Ed B. Stolle. Howard F. Brewer, the champion middle distance swimmér’ ot Anierica, is well known at this city where he‘frequently comes as a piano tuner. He is determined ‘that Ed B. Stolle shall either race him or stop challenging him, and yesterday he called at the San Francisco Report office and left the following : t San Francisco, July 8, 1898. To the Sporting Editor of the Report—Sir : Seeing Ed B. Stolle’s offer in last night’s Report-to swim three races with me, the distances to be onefourth, one-half and one mile, and if I should win two of three to present me with a diamond trophy, «I wish to state, as I had previously challenged Stolle to 2-one-haif-mile race; to~take™ piace” at . “RC TsSt hight’s teeting of the City Trustees Charles Klein presented a bill for $297.90 for damages, as a reing up his place of business. The _ bill was laid on the table. It is said Kleine will begin suit against the city. $120. tees, R. Gluyas, T. R. Edwards. decision. i caaieal City of Pueblo. Try Tue Ow1 for mixed drinks. m25 . postage stam ps. . ' What is ‘Scott's . . phosphites of Lime and Sod . soe. and $1.00, all druggists, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York sult of the action of the Board in closThe Red Cross Society of Grass Valley has to date received donations as follows: Previously acknowledged,$344; proceeds from concert, $131; Miss Caddie and Helen Marwick, $5; Narrow Gauge employes, $11.75; Bunker Hill Day, N. O. N. G. R. R., $75; Harry Levitt, $15; donation from You Bet,. The annual election :of the Grass Valley Miners’ Uniou was. held yesterday, resulting as follows: -President, F. R. Bawden; Vice President, Thomas F. Kelly; Recording Secretary, E: F. Whiting; Financial Secretary, M. M. Mitchell; ‘Treasurer, W. H. Bawden; Conductor, Fred Rowe; Warden, M. Hollow; Finance Committee, Thomas Roach, J. J. Ryan, Joseph Jewell; TrusLast évening’s Tidings says that for some time past there has been rivalry between John Blamey and James Wales as to their abilities as wrestlers. ‘Thursday evening was decided upon as a time to test their science and strength, and the two men came _ together. Messrs. Bovey, Andrews and Trebilcox were selected as sticklers. Ten bouts were indulged in, but as honors ended even the sticklers could not give a}. TuERE are 13,000 distinct varieties of Feis a strengthening food and tonic, remarkable in its flesh-formIt contains Codcombined with the well-. known and highly prized ree House Wives Wi mies « arent trons the Coming Winer t! FOW LE BROS. CO. = = axvescoiss berries. Picked fresh every morning, and that their potency is materially increased. It will arrest foss of flesh and restore to a normal condition the . _ : rf2 + N THE SUP URT TD infant, the child and the adult. It Sie receis od Nanas bonis of Colucci willenrich the blood of the anemic; . ,,1n the matter of the Estate of NATHANIEL ‘. will stop the cough, heal the irrita-. Notice is hereby given, that, MONDAY * the Lurline Baths Saturday, July 9th, at 8:30 p. m., that I would be pleased to accept said proposition providing that the races come off right away at the Lurline Baths, where Stolle broke the one-half mile record made by R. B. Cornell last year, and also broke my record for one mile made at the same time, the one-half mile to take place Saturday, July 9th, 1898, 8:30 p. m.; the one-fourth mile to take place Sunday, July 10, 1898, 3:30 p.m., and the one mile to take place Monday, July 11th, 1898, 8:30 p.m. As to the trophy, as diamonds range from one dollar to thousands, the trophy should not be under the value of $35, the money for said trophy to be put inthe hands of one of the San Francisco daily papers before Saturday evening at 8 o’clock, I hope this will prove enough to satisfy Stolle’s backers that, although I am in no proper condition to swim, I haven’t got the “cold feet” which they so often talk about. I will try and swim fast enough tomorrow night to at least make my blood circulate freely, so as my feet will not be cold; no matter if I do not win the race. No Odds and Ends. Our clearance sale is not made up of odds and ends, but upon ourstraight lines. _ You will find a saving-of 25 per cent upon all goods. J. Levy, Phe Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf UNION :-; HOTEL, flain Street, Nevada City. es D.J. STEVENS, MANagzEr Hotel Arrivals. J. F. Moore, St. Louis Jobn Lang, Sacramento Chas. Dugan, “ Thos. Callinan, Washington W. B. Duncan, Truckee J. $. Charles, Grass Valley W. Flynn, Shasta Co. Henry Ward, Auburn Geo. Kellys, Sacramento Geo. Kane, _ f : B. L. Schiff. San Francisco A. D. Whittemore, * C.M Bancher — _ “ Miss Dunney, San Juan” Miss Evener, Aa H. E. Baker, Oakland Joseph Duffy, Grass Valley ~ Frank Taylor, San Francisco Jobn E Wiseman, “ W. E. Davis, Colfax The Rights of the Locators of Mining THE NBW MINING LAW, Below we give a copy of the new law. which took effect July 1, 1898 (last Friday), regarding the location of groups of mining claims. It is an amendment . gare fA h 58 of mivin lation Howard F. Brewer Accepts the Challenge con ens acumaeai Tesi tae 18 10: “The claimant at the time of application for patent, or at any time within the n is required #0 file ,Acertificate of the Surveyor Genéral that not less than $500 worth of) labor has been expended, or improvements made, by the applicant or his grantors,. upon. ‘each location embraced in the applica-: tion, or if the application embraces several locations held in common, that an amount equal to $500 for each location has been expended-upon, and for the benefit of the entire group; that the plat filed by theclaimantis correct; that the field notes of survey, as filed furnish such an accurate desoription of the claim as will, ifincorporated in a

patent,serve to fally identify the premreference 1s mac ises, and that _such tion embraced in the application. “Brnaer Hermann, Commissioner. velop.or improve the entire group. Going to the Front. pects to be. ordered to the front soon. Troops Comiag Through. See Only One Dollar. Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf — therein to natural objects or permanent monuments as will perpetuate and fix the locus thereof; provided, that as to all applications for patent made and passed to entry before July 1, 1898, or which by. protest or adverse claims prevented from being passed to entry before that time, where the application embraces several locations held in common, proof of an ‘expenditure of $00 upon the group will be sufficient, and expenditure of that amount need noi be shown to have been made upon, or for the benefit of, each loca“Approved: ©.N. Briss, Secretary.” It will be observed that the $500 need not be expended “on” each claim where the application comprises several locations, but “for” each claim. The aggregate amount in such cases must represent as many times $500 as there are locations, and in such case the entire amount can have been expended on one of the claims, provided it can be shown that such amount tended to deCarroll B. Crawford, nephew of Wm. H. Crawford of this city, has quit his position as proof-reader on the San Francisco Chronicle and enlisted in . the hospital corps of the U. 8. army. He is still in San Francisco, but exMen’s $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at The Rare and Beautiful . The Modern Houses a specialty. : T. H. Lenk. Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. Finished with Sequoia. BUILOING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER PERSONAL POINTERS, A Dally Chronicle of the Doin‘s of od and. Yous, a —H. R. Ayres and family. reta Maybert today. _. SarayConstable Self and wife retn today to Washington. nis! arched Thomas Spargo of Relief Hill tarned from a trip to the Bay. Mrs. 0. T. Rouner of Gruss Valley is visiting Mre. F. Li. Arbogust ot ibis Charles Pecor is over from Emicrant Gap where he has been prospectiug a ~ Mies Maggie Joyce of San Francisco arrived this mornin: on a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. £. Carr, © * Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Bandemar 0? North Bloomfie’d; who have te-n below on their wedding tour, arrived here dast evening en route home. Prof. Geo. Morrill, formerl 7 ¢f Pern Valley, was in town today with hs wife. The Professor has of late been empleyed as Principal of the public as re. pacools et Watsonville.. ri Krag,.a well known base! al’ player, is here irom San Francisco looking at our-mines. He may play with the Banners in tomorrow’s game at Watt Park against the Pioneers. John Michell, tormerly a dancing teacher here, is on his way back ty California from Skaguay, where he has been conducting a bakery. He contracted the rheumatism in Alaska and is unable to remain there. AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY. Divine Services to Be Held. in Nevada _ City Tomorron. CONGREGATIONAL. » Services conducted both morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Morning Subject—“The Touch of Faith.” In the evening at the request of President McKinley there will bea thanksgiving service and an address on “The Providence of God in American History.” The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour; subject— “Oonsecrated Ability.” Sabbath school at the close of the morniag services. All are cordially invited. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W.C. Gray will preach at 114. 1m. and 7:30 p.m, The morning subject will be “Gray Hairs.” At the evening service special prayers and thanksziving for victories of our armies will be given. Class meeting at 9:45 a. m. Sunday school at 12:30, Junior League More troops arecoming from the. #t5 p.m. Epworth League at 6:3)— East. A trainload of Pennsylvania soldiers passed through Golfax today, going west. It consisted of eight cars, containing 258 soldiers, in command of -. Qolonel J. E. Barrett. — Martin Thomas leader. ‘Veterans to Meet Tomorrow. Tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock the Grand Army veterans of Chattanooga Post will hold their monthly meeting at Odd Fellows hall in this city. There is no special business to come up. —————————————— EEE For Recorder. os JOHN S. GREGORY Announces himself a cardidate for the office of County Recorder, subject tot ie decision of the Republican County Convention. Wanted Tailoring Apprent’ce. A respectable smart boy about 16 years of age to learn the trade. : j8-tf. = W. H. tirppirr, Merchant Tailor, 9 . Pine street, near Broad street, Nevada City. delivered promptly by Andrews & Co. Re7 a member this fruit vanishes quickly, So crWhat Will If Do? \:""""* Notice of Proving Will. the 18th day of proven it in tens of thousands of At French Corral, July 6, 1898, to the . Gases. Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion, wife of Geo. Beard, a son. . tion of the throat and lungs, and . m., of said day, at the Court Room of said cure incipient consumption. We County of Nevada, has heen appointed by "me o i thi ‘ as the tin di f R ing the W rigs ‘ because ey oe Nathan + el Bailey, ce cased Fo hell * earing the ic n Se: : experience of twenty-fiv ¢ years has for the tesunaan en Nien of Vathers Wemaunen. tary on said will when and where any person interested may appear and contest—the Court, at the J.J; GREANY, Clerk. same. . Dated July 6th, 1908, Gro. L. Huengs, Attorney for Petitioner. re : for The Royal is the highest grade baking powder ly light, airy and roomy. The North 7 Pacific-Coast offices, will probably be moved tomorrow to the new quarters in ical plants is very fine. BROKE AN AR to come and see it when it is finished.’ 4 Miner at the Providence Mine Meets An Enemy to health is impure blood, . With ap Accident. as it leads to serious disease and great Last nightas George Seibert, a young suffering. Hood’s Sarsaparilla meets miner employed at the Providence, was and conquers this enemy and averts. coming up on a car from the lower . Jevels, one of his elbows struck against. the danger. Foie’ H plnaisteacs Rig tes threw him around so to bruise him all liverilia, Ouly Two Dollars and a Half. Meu’s All Wool Pants, our $8.50 line,. 41. 4 ce Wenser will take » limduring this Olearence Sale only $2.50 at ited number of pupils in voice cultare. . For particulars call at her residence, the Popular Clothing Store, jo-tf ‘Tsy THE Owt for a firsi-viuss drink. a timber on the side of the incline and laid off from work for a few days. All of the waiting main corridor. The effect of the tropROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. uneeam ‘QUALITIES AS BIDS WANTED. WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO 122 Thursday, July 14th, for conducting the ice Mead souleetionent stand, and fou ance drinks at the Su brook Bids should be Cc. R. MURCHIE, + ‘somewhat. A small bone in his left “forearm was also broken, He will be the sale of tem: School Picnic to ; on. West Broad street. je-27-tf. Office at G. E. Turner's tore, jetd ducements offered in A Magnificent Combination fo A Popular Line of the — bi Latest Spring Attractions . An unlimited variety in every départment of the Store: We are offering these inducements with the best a handsomest Spring Goods you evér saw. Styles and Fashions as you like them. Assortment complete and all RIGHT PRICES. Don’tjeach suit. fail to see our splendid stock and take advantag YOU LIKE THEN. the People. nd of the int your Spring buying}: reerennennennnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnnne Reduced This Day MAHER € CO-S ~~ t . Ladies’ Organdie Suits Reduced to 75 cents for a full suit. . To cleau up after a great Wash Goods season we offer a lot of Fine Wash Goods Suits at 75 Some were sold at $1, $1.25 and $1.50 per suit. Now Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Hats, all go at 75 cents. . CAPS AND FURNISHING GOODS. ere All the Latest and-Nicest Styles of the season. It is impossible to make a mistake in if you select from the ‘present stock of « Bet cncdhcciivmhannaiad Respectfully, MAHER & CO. WOAAAUAALAAAAAAANAAAAAAAAAAAALUAAA > cents—ten yards to Wk TR: ATURDA .. HB RESTAUR 8 Origlaal Com ng the till at t taarant jast M lay with $66 was . bibrook’s court tl liminary examil paring a8 hi ‘ing District A ley represented t ise demurred t ground that it pnged-to “the P }as they wore 0 rporation it. r sustained th mer was disch slaine specit yi ers of the resta court then too ., at. which tim 2% o’clock Tuesc Will It Be hat company v ernor Budd to hth Regiment ¢ of the Woodle he all-absorbi m, says the O terday. Somet iouraged the bo 1 company, for ned a recruitin } contest for th jarrowed down the National Gt * the compan ba and Nevada credited with bd. In comme iter with E.G an‘-and W.J.] nt. Are Anxiot he ¢esidents of those living od, upper . r parts of tow jy any or no y waiting fo hew water sys ies can get busehold par w part of ti tain a suffi 21 hen the new . Preservoir COI tioas made th mole supply < prally will b ) respect than : tate Coin F ate Controlle pment yester hey for Sta ty bas 4,122) ied $12,911.68. hildren and neisco has 70 L97.60. The jue, with 89° ie $279.49, tal number « State, 340,952 Lsamount ap} ant unappo! A Juds inerior Judg nspected th ih is in litig BY aterhouse jas acconipé er B. Craik fle. His ho ‘trip in « is and a hit of his nur ‘recognizad 2 road, ptain Rite 8 announc by of Comps * from Cam ., and that . inty Supers wed as Dist mce from t H 'e.offer On i for any « ‘be cured . . F. J. CE fe, the und heney for > him pe iness trar » to varry/ ‘their firm. er & Tau, Toledo, O VALDING, K ‘sale Drug fall's Cata , acting mucous stimonials all’s Fan na Nev he Nevad: pared to pt-class 0 tes. “Offic ran, . house, r 791. / Pot dies’ K u Toe, p. opular \