June 13, 1899 (4 pages)

ie BRI PIS ie Bee 3 v ; 4 : ‘ Tepe ) : : THE TRANSCRIPT. PRRSONAL POINTERS, — [OUR NORTHBRN NBIGHBORS.( . . Avs!mroiné. TRB PLUNBAGO 4 BONANZK.) cmon a 2% hed every evening except beakers and Lawat Holidays by ‘BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L, 6. CALKINS, pen gg eat ge TUBSDAY... JUNE 13, 1899. llttnieiaengtmemmmmommonnmeemeeneets BRIRF MENTION, : Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Native Sons tonight. . Shine free with shave at Wild’s, tf For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Drs Wagner, physician and surgeon. Garden Sprinklers at all prices at the Racket Store. ‘ tf Eastern pickled pork and pigs feet at J. J. dackson’s. tf _ House‘and lot for sale, Enquire of George C. Gaylord. m6-tf Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best: tf A-ten stamp mill-is to be built on the Slide miné at French Corral. Hats and bonnets of the very latest patterns for girls and babies at Snell & Fleming’s. j2-tf John Keir’s Pure Vermont Maple Sugar, in 101b cans, at George O. Gaylord. & Son’s. $ tf Last evening Judge Holbrook sent Ab Cue to jail for five days for disturbing the ‘peace. Mountain Company U. R. K. of P. will hold a meeting and drill at Armory hall Thursday night. Smoke the Fadden cigar. They are made by a Fadden and sold by a Fadden at the Gilt Edge Saloon. j8-tf Good ore is now coming out of the Pittsburg, which has for some time been operated by.tributers with indifferent success. There will be a social dance Saturday evening at Indian Flat, and there will no doabt be a large attendance and a good tine. The picnics arranged for this week should be given due credit for the drop iv the temperature that has taken place in the past two days. The teachers and pupils of the-Episeopal’ Sunday school will have their picnic next Saturday near the ‘T’exas mine in Willow Valley. Mrs. Elsie Kobler has been granted a divorce from W.G. Kohler of Grass Valley and is allowed to resume her maiden name of Elsie Shaw. Some sixty representative . citizens from various parts of the county are in town, having come in response to a Superior Court summons to do jury duty. ye Constable Long brought to the county jail last night a Hungarian named Ludwig Reinstaller who was arrested at Truckee this wéek on a charge of insanity. The coon dance that. was to have been given-at Odd Feliows hall tomorrow evening under the-auspices of the Degree‘of Honor has been abandoned. The advance sale of tickets was not encouraging. _ : The Southern Pacific railroad company will make the usual Fourth of July-reduction in'tickets to all points on the line.” ‘Tickets will be sold July 1st, 2d,.3d and morning of the 4th, to retarn on the 5th. + 6@e-+-— A Female Mining Expert. Some Michigan men recently became interested in an antimony ledge near Graniteville in this county. Last night Mrs. M. E. Green arrived here from Michigan and today went to the claim to inspect it for the easterners. _ She is said to be an expert. : alate + ‘Native Sons, Attention. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G, W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is desired. . By order, “ C, W. CHAPMAN Pres. FE. J. Mora an, Sec’y. 8 O@e e A Bargain. A house and lot on Long street is offered for sale for $600. The property is in good condition and must be sold at once. Inquire of Brown & Morgan, real estate agents. tf ‘The Only One. The only. Gilt Edge saloonin town is on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, runby Lammon Bros., where the famous Fatden cigaris‘sold. _.: j10-1wSmoke the Fadden cigar, the best in town. Fdr sale only by Lammon Bros. A Daily Chionicle of the Doings of Old and . Young. Frank Guenther is home from Sacramento. Miss Sallie Percival is visiting in San Francisco. fs ute: Mrs. A. Rosenthal is dangerously ill, and her recovery in doubtful. , Frank Dillon has gone to San Francisco to attend a business college. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Stevens of the Union hotel have returned from San Francisco. Mrs. Robert Martin has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mts. George ‘Adair of Belmont. ; Miss Marie Allen of Birchville left today for Stockton to attend the Grand Parlor, N. D. Ge W. © oe Martin and Zachias Maher are here uncle, William Maher. bees Dr. Frances Conlan returned from San Francisco. He may settle here to practice his profession. John T. Dowling and family of San Francisco arrived here last night on their way to Moore’s Flat. Mrs. James Dyer and children of Colfax were in town last night en route to Forest City to visit the lady’s parents. . “J — Miss Nile of Alleghany, who is “here visiting her sister, Mrs. R. Bennetts of Lost. Hill, is quite sick with malarial fever, fs E. F. Duden arrived last evening from Sacramento to:serve as official reporter in the Superior Court during the trial ef the Moore case. . Mr. Charles Saull and grand-daughter, Miss Dora Oakley of. Sacramento, arrived last evening ‘ona visit to Mr. Saull’s brother, James Saull. E. S. Steele of Oakland, who has been up to his mine, the Golden King, in Sierra county, came down’ today and left on the noon train for home. Miss Tetreau left on the noon train for Chico: where she was called on account of the serious illness of her mother. Robert Organ came down from the California mine today. He will leave in a few days for Arizona to take a position in a mine there, Buried This Afternoon. The funeral of the late Mrs, Kate Stover took place from the family residence this afternoon and -was largely attended. The remains were interred in Pine Grove cemetery, the pall bearers being J. M. Walling, B. F. Snell, H. Cooper, John 'l’, Morgan, C O. Jepson, C.J. Naffziger. = + 2@e > ——— Death of Saul James. Saul James, for many years a resident of this city, died at 12:45 o'clock p.m.today of miners consumption at his late homé.on Sa¢ramentostreet. He had been:sielé & léng time. A wife and two daughterssurvive him: he ee om A Letter that Came.Too Late, : Henry Mills, the pioneer ditch tenderbreathed his last shortly before dark last evening, and in the same “hour a letter was reeeived here from: Mrs. “Would you kindly investigate and see if there is an aged gentleman living in your city. by the name of Henry Mills. He is a brother of mine, We have not heard from him for twelve or thirteen years, and are very anxious to know if he still lives. He was there when we last beard of him.” The writer of the letter was notified by telegraph last night of the death of Mr. Mills, who also’ has two. brothers in’ Missouri. Public Administrator -. Torpie bas taken charge of the remains and the propetty.“* = = On Every Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use two-thirds of the contents of this. bottle faithfully, then if you ¢an say you are not ‘benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” druggist. +@e + Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 30 cents. By mail 75.cents. mane igi “Apply to F, E. BROWN, Transcript office from San Francisco on a visit to their Fanny Manderbangh, 111 East Highth . street, Canton, Ohio, in which she said: { Price 25 cts. 50 cts. and . ° $1.00. For sale. by H. Dickerman, the tf. Newsy Items Gathered ‘From Saturday's Downleville Messenger. The ladies of the Catholic church at Forest will give a grand ball at Clute’s hall on July 4th. : ,. luonis Buzenet.was.again visited with a ‘stroke of paralysis jast week and his condition is very serious,Thos. J, Perryman, who has been absent from this county for several years, returned recently and is working at the Gold Bluff mine. “a Val Hartling,; who has been: troubled with rheumatism considerably of date, has gone to the Campbell Springs ‘where he will remain for a while. Shaughnessy’s team came in Thursday loaded with a quartz mull and machinery for the Otsego Mining Company, which owns the Lewis ledge on the Middle Fork: F. White, of Nevada City, arrived here last Monday and left the following day for Plumas county. He goes to Spanish Ranch, for the purpose of examining a gravel mining property. T. B, Gray, the Nevada City agent of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, came up on Wednesday’s Stage. He went to Sierra City Thursday, and expects to remain there a few days. f A trast mortgage containing $749.50 in revenue stamps was recorded at the Clerk’s office this week. It was from the Nevada, California and Oregon Railway Company to D. OC. and A. D Moran, trustees. . W.G. Halstead, a prominent mining man of Smartsville, accompanied by his wife, arrived here Wednesday. Mrs. Halstead was formerly Miss Florence Bent. She resided in :Downieville in early days, her father being County :Surveyor during the early sixties. The capacity of the box-factory at Lewis Mill will be doubled this. year by the addition. of the machinery now. being put in place, and a new warehouse has been erected in which to store the manufactured lumber, also a heavy plank crossway, on which the wagons will be loaded from the warehouse. s ain J. R. Sinnott, of Gibsonville, has been appointed a deputy grand presi, dent at large of the N.S. G. W. and Thos. J. McGrath, of Sierra City, waS appointed district deputy grand president for Sierra county. His jurisdiction extends over the three ‘parlors in this county, situated at Gibsonville, Downieville and Sierra City. Th® tonstruction of a telephone line to Downieville and other towns’ in Sierra county would prove a_ great advancement towards bringing the mountain tewns into closer communication with the lower country, and fill a long felt want. It is to be sincerely hoped that’ the plans’ of the Sunset Company will fully materialize. , Improving Their Building. The Knights of Pythias and Native Sons are improving their property at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets by. tearing down the awnings, repainting the outside of the building, street and Commercial street sides. Fourth of July Meeting. A meeting of the 4th of July Committee will be held. at the Court House ‘this evening: All citizens who feel an interest in the celebration are invited to attend. ef eee A iSaatieieonee tS It Never Disappoints. This is one of the peculiarities of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, humors, stomach and kidney troubles, nervousness. Hoop’s PItts cure all liver ills. Eas to take, easy to operate; reliable, suré, i oBee — TeH Your Sister. bility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Clover Root. Tea acts directly on the bowels, liver and kid ueys, keeping’ them in perfect. health. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. tf. ———— 8 Oe oe The Miners’ Picnic. A committee of the Grass Valley Miners’ Union waited on the superinten dents of the Nevada City mines this week. All miners wishing to attend the picnic, which is to be given at Chicago Park next Wednesday can do so: 0-3t J.C. WILLIAMS, Séc. and building new walks along the Pine . A Beautiful Complexion is an impossi. ! M. Silva of Wiliéw Valléy, who was operated on Saturday for abscess on the brain, was niuch easier today. Charles E. Mulloy, who is safferine from typhoid malaria, is improving. Tt: Keeps @ ‘Ten-Stamp Mill Running Night and Day. . tient, is rapidly convalescing. house was fumigated last night. + 7@c< Died at Grass. Valley. Sister M. Berchmans Lennon, who fora number of years has made*her home at the convent there, died last night at the Boys’ Orphanage. She had been ill but'a few hours.: She’ was a native of Greenpoint, N. Y., aged between 82 and 838 years. Sms Srx loaves bread tor 25c at Homann’s "Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear.,.' There is. only one way to cure deafness, ‘and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by. an inflamed condition: of ‘the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube,. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when: it-is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be. destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mu: cous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send forcirculars, free. F. J. CHENEY & 0O., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s family Pills are the best. -Ripe Olives-in Bulk. Another barrel of extra fine ones just received at J. J. Jackson’s Bee-. hive grocery store on Commercial street. f10-tf A ESN ULSI AN ULSD BEAD TT STS BORN. In this city, June 11,1899, tothe wife of Dr. C.W. Chapman, a son. In this city June 10, 1899, to the wife of Frank Vaughn, Jr., a daughter. In this city, June 10, 1899, to the wife of S. J. Walker, a daughter: “ Necessity Knows No Law.’’ But a law of Nature bows. to the necessity of keeping the blood pure so that the entire system shall be strong, healthy and vigorous. To take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood’ purifier, is therefore a law of health and it is a necessity in nearly every household. Et newer disappoints. , ++ Blood Disorders —“ My step. daughter and I have both been troubled greatly with blood: disorders and stomach troubles, and several bottles of Hood": Sarsaparilla have ‘been of great benefit.’” .Fames F. Thompson, Wilmington, Ohio. ¢ Never Disappoints A few days ago Editor Wadsworth of ‘miles above Moore’s Flat. It has been . worked in @ ‘superficial way for many years, and at times marvelously rich ore has been extracted from the ledge. Three mills. were erected. on the property at various timés, and finally it fell into the hands of Charles Hegarty Sr, the pioneer merchant of Moore’s Flat, . }who did considerable prospecting. Capital’ was needed to develop the claim, and ‘about five years ago Mr. Hegarty sold it toa company of New York capitalists represented by Col. I. M. Taylor. The latter resigned shortly afterward, and Mason W. Mather was sent out from New Mexico to take charge. Mr. Mather abandoned the various shafts which had been sunk on the top and near the top -of the ridge, and, going down the hillside, ran three tnnnels into the hill. Two of these tunnels are about half a mile in length at present, and a fourth one is contemplated which will be 1,700 feet, vertical depth, from: the top of the ridge, when driven. The present-tunnels were run on the ledge, so that there is a vast amount of “backs.” The ledge varies in size, running from afew inches up to four or five feet in thickness, and a ten-stamp mill is “kept. running night . and day upon its ore, while here and there are found. the bunches and “pockets” that. have made the Plumbago’s name famous for thirty years or more. From an inspection ‘of. the mine we venture to say that it is good for fifty years to come, for the company own 9,000 linear feet of the ledge, having recently purchased the Hope and other adjoining claims. The mine is well equipped. Has a good. mill and other necessary maghinery, all of which is run by compressed air. .The company’s power plant, located in the bottom of the ‘canyon about half a mile below the mill, is a model of excellence. Two large compressors are run ‘by a Pelton wheel, operated by free water ,, from the river. It has a fall of ninety feet with 3,000 inches of water brought in by a mile or more of a flume. A whereby all of the works are: lighted by electricity. The Plumbago is lighted throughout by electricity. _——--— -+-e@e-+— For a good smoke try a Fadden’ ci: gar, made at Giff’s by a Fadden and sold only at Lammon’s Bros, . j8-tf How Is Your Wife? — are the principal causes. Karl’s Clover Root Tea has cured thése ills for half # century. Price 25: ots. and 60 ets. Money refunded if results are not satisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. : tf be Speciat Notice. i All_persons desiring to enter the . Pine-Grove Cemetery with conveyances . . will please procure the key from the Superintendent, at the Nevada City Hood’s Pils cure liver tilts; the non-irritating and } “only cathartic to take. with Hood's Sarsaparilla Dance At Indian Flat. There will be a social dance at Union Hall, Indian Flat, on Saturday evening, June 17th. Admission per coMple including refreshments, 75 cents. Everybody invited. td Plants For Sale. Fine lot of choice flowering plants and pot plants, geraniums, fusehias, ferns of all kinds, begonias, ete. Inquire of Mrs: A. J. Stiles, Piety Hill. J13-lw ISRAEL HOSKIN, Prop’r. The public arereapectfull ‘am now. BREWING THE BEST BEER has‘ever been turned out in Nevada City. —Supplied in 5,10 and 15 galion kegs at the old price. All beer delivered free to old and new customers. Give me.a trial. i Spring Street, Nevada City. Hot Weather and Cold Drinks Sscaeeeeieteeelimeienimninmieiinmsianeminedimecenta cee ee Go together, If you would relish a glass of Hieronimus’ or Gebrig’s S Beer in Nevada City, carefully kept, and acs. Cold and i wah da and be refres Se eg will yoy ag , GOOD LIQUORS and Cigars. A, KESER, N. E. corner Pine and Spring Street: . Nev " Clty. The Old Kistte Corner. Nevada pianist e ‘All kinds of icc shies ig *o om short bosom or celored boVia B p best fitting shirt made. All With thronghZear eu. “\ LEAVES San Francisoo 5 pm Men Arrives af Chidigo 4p.“ Prk a Solid Vestibuled train, wi Equipment similar to SUNSET LIMITEL GRAND =» TRANSCONTINENTAL 9 WURS. Nevada Assay’ Office, _ . Established im 1858 by No, % Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, — pad goes at spery Gocemiotien dpeinet el Nive tare Acids SHIRTS. 7S ats, to $1.50. ~your purchase proves unsatisfact ert % sizes Confidential to the — People Who Wear Clothing. ‘ Particularly those who Think of Buying. vabout to buy Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if they read the different It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing ts artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and ory. Return it.and get your money—you shall have it without a word of ‘Light: Weight } UNDERWEAR, All kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather, Clothing advertisements. Some people holds old ones, Our argument and we wil @ We carry the celebrated informed that . . that Undertaking Parlors. jl0-lw. G. A. Gray, Supt. Commencement Ball UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CLASS OF 1899 —OF THE— At Armory Hall Friday Evening, June 30, 1899, Music by Soynes Orchestra. TICKETS, (admitting dne couple), $1.00. Ladies, each, 25 cents, So . Hot Weather WHO. HAVE AN We will furnish you with the ¢ : Fan, supply a continuous day “and night current and keep 4 the Fan in repair for _Six Months . "Beginning May Ist, 1899, ; , At the very moderate price : or Call at our oflize’ on Pine street, 4 and see the Fans in operation. : They do the work perfectly. NEVADA COUNTY fF: is 500-volt dynamo is also run by. it, Has she lost her beauty? "If eo, Con-}. stipation, Indigestion; Sick, Headaches. CHIcAco Brewery. . NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL . . All we ask of those who Willie Wheélihan of Grass Valley is arranging for a baseball league, to be ‘composed of the Monarchs, Colts, Gilt Edges and Seaweeds. It is proposed 'to pay the expenses of each game and George Seibert, the diphtheria pa-. the Herald visited the Plumbagé mine, give the winners forty per cent of the The . which is situated on the Sierra county . 2° : side. of -the.Middle Yuba. river.a few. t proceeds, the remaining sixty per cent to be placed in the hands of, some responsible person for safe keeping until the league season is finished and then divide it between the ¢lubs that hold first and second place. Willie Wheelihan, manager of the Gilt Edges; is trying hard to form.the. league “and promises togive the public good: ball if he succeeds. 3 : See Looks Like Jeffries. Travelfg men and others who have seen Jim Jeffries, the champion: prize fighter, ssy that Charles Harris, the popular express messenger who runs between this city and Downieville, bears a atriking resemblance to him. In fact some say that he is Jeffries’ donble as far as looks go, but that he is not quite as large a man. x Coffee If it’s Good Coffee you want — Try Creat American Tisporting Tea Q's Have 100 Stores = : That's Why Quality so Good Prices se Reasonable Commercial street,.. Nevada City. House For Rent. A cottage on Aristocracy Hill is offered for rent. Inquire of M. Solari, Broad Street. j2-tf “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Main street,.... Grags Valley. The festival to be given by’ Beneficent Society of the Congregational church, to be held in Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening andthe . following event, The program.on) Friday >évening will consist of fine literary and muSical,. presentations; inclading™ w “fart drill by twelve young ladies. Amongthe attractions on At a doll drill’ by fourteen litt be given. Refreshments in abundance : lemonade, etc. Admission at, fhe door, adults 25 cents, children 1€ cents, Troubie ‘About Wages. Bliss & Oompany, who’ dre” biilding the railroad from Trackee to Lake Tamonth paid the men $1 75a day an charged’ thei $5 a wee: certain restrictions in their contracts . Six loaves bread ad Tor 260 at , ~~ p> Especially to Women Is our offering of Spring and Summer Shoes And the prices at which we-are’willhig to transfer the ownership. Ladies’ Oxford ‘Ties+neat, shapely and well made, from Black or Tan Kid I from $1.50 up. deci Teed Scie ’s Li i ick or Tan Is the ce re fem ha ee eig Wee a a Poetic Expressed. These Two Items will give am, iden Oe. ae Cream 8 of value. aaah es : esp ualesae y a Lady Repairing promptly'and. neatly done — Of Our Soda. Patron. at reasonable prices. eins Foley’s, " BOVEY BROS., 18 Commerelal Street, Nevada City. Broad Street. LACE CURTAINS! 6 of the day, and in ° _ lot of are invited Window. ; 3 display whilef in view of that fact we have placed on display ‘in. our ‘LARGE WINDOW a. beautiful All. persons interested to. see this = eet the bas -IN LARGE P PRICES MARKED” °@B a LAIN FIGURES, > Lace Curtains, 3 yards want to buy CURTAINS is for them to take a look at our steck and if they do we are Satisfied they will not look elsewhere, [e" Come®tofus for Wash Goods. Come to us for White Goods. _ long, 75 cents. Lace’ Curtains, 3 yards long, $1.” Lace Curtains, 31% yards long, $1.25.: Lace Curtains, 3% yards long ,§$1.50. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $2.00. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long at $2.50, $3.00,/ $3.59, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00. > ‘ ee ae . * M. & CO: nee tne Tast ~W. #H. Gra Spring & Summer M ee Senin eemraarn BRB SERRE Me rte se Daintiest and) =: “afterr yt e ones will ~ will 6é tivailable, including ice. cream, — afternoon, promises to be an attractive ~ hoe,. when theybegun the = job tast Ree y and — k’tér Doard, with’ 1 OF Founda ; ~ MAHER © CO. __ Ladies, house cleaning Zis the order linery~ # ‘ itor Al Mar T the 't ‘pros and : blooc on tl unw: save crazy first. pe out c R. Jal W; E. Jo W. The . of mu roy at of Me the Sa; Dist peared Kilroy. by him _ John resents The in the those « chase . of Co Point : Moo! he wa and he His fa jand, § ‘Phe call tl @anewel G. Rie the cle rest. Lake . San J nounc both proces The The neces: Attor -satio Chi draw this c ative: ;knew of Ki give reaso chall trave he ki did t the « coulk chall 8. ranc aid had. had fend read natu ant . Cha chal lané hec part low: cha kne his wot «ou ‘ies

ie BRI PIS ie Bee 3 v ; 4 : ‘ Tepe ) : : THE TRANSCRIPT. PRRSONAL POINTERS, — [OUR NORTHBRN NBIGHBORS.( . .. Avs!mroiné. TRB PLUNBAGO 4 BONANZK.) cmon a 2% hed every evening except beakers and Lawat Holidays by ‘BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L, 6. CALKINS, pen gg eat ge TUBSDAY...... JUNE 13, 1899. llttnieiaengtmemmmmommonnmeemeeneets BRIRF MENTION, : Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Native Sons tonight. . Shine free with shave at Wild’s, tf For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Drs Wagner, physician and surgeon. Garden Sprinklers at all prices at the Racket Store. ‘ tf Eastern pickled pork and pigs feet at J. J. dackson’s. tf _ House‘and lot for sale, Enquire of George C. Gaylord. m6-tf Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best: tf A-ten stamp mill-is to be built on the Slide miné at French Corral. Hats and bonnets of the very latest patterns for girls and babies at Snell & Fleming’s. j2-tf John Keir’s Pure Vermont Maple Sugar, in 101b cans, at George O. Gaylord. & Son’s. $ tf Last evening Judge Holbrook sent Ab Cue to jail for five days for disturbing the ‘peace. Mountain Company U. R. K. of P. will hold a meeting and drill at Armory hall Thursday night. Smoke the Fadden cigar. They are made by a Fadden and sold by a Fadden at the Gilt Edge Saloon. j8-tf Good ore is now coming out of the Pittsburg, which has for some time been operated by.tributers with indifferent success. There will be a social dance Saturday evening at Indian Flat, and there will no doabt be a large attendance and a good tine. The picnics arranged for this week should be given due credit for the drop iv the temperature that has taken place in the past two days. The teachers and pupils of the-Episeopal’ Sunday school will have their picnic next Saturday near the ‘T’exas mine in Willow Valley. Mrs. Elsie Kobler has been granted a divorce from W.G. Kohler of Grass Valley and is allowed to resume her maiden name of Elsie Shaw. Some sixty representative . citizens from various parts of the county are in town, having come in response to a Superior Court summons to do jury duty. ye Constable Long brought to the county jail last night a Hungarian named Ludwig Reinstaller who was arrested at Truckee this wéek on a charge of insanity. The coon dance that. was to have been given-at Odd Feliows hall tomorrow evening under the-auspices of the Degree‘of Honor has been abandoned. The advance sale of tickets was not encouraging. _ : The Southern Pacific railroad company will make the usual Fourth of July-reduction in'tickets to all points on the line.” ‘Tickets will be sold July 1st, 2d,.3d and morning of the 4th, to retarn on the 5th. + 6@e-+-— A Female Mining Expert. Some Michigan men recently became interested in an antimony ledge near Graniteville in this county. Last night Mrs. M. E. Green arrived here from Michigan and today went to the claim to inspect it for the easterners. _ She is said to be an expert. : alate + ‘Native Sons, Attention. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G, W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is desired. . By order, “ C, W. CHAPMAN Pres. FE. J. Mora an, Sec’y. 8 O@e e A Bargain. A house and lot on Long street is offered for sale for $600. The property is in good condition and must be sold at once. Inquire of Brown & Morgan, real estate agents. tf ‘The Only One. The only. Gilt Edge saloonin town is on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, runby Lammon Bros., where the famous Fatden cigaris‘sold. _.: j10-1wSmoke the Fadden cigar, the best in town. Fdr sale only by Lammon Bros. A Daily Chionicle of the Doings of Old and . Young. Frank Guenther is home from Sacramento. Miss Sallie Percival is visiting in San Francisco.. fs ute: Mrs. A. Rosenthal is dangerously ill, and her recovery in doubtful. , Frank Dillon has gone to San Francisco to attend a business college. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Stevens of the Union hotel have returned from San Francisco. Mrs. Robert Martin has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mts. George ‘Adair of Belmont. ; Miss Marie Allen of Birchville left today for Stockton to attend the Grand Parlor, N. D. Ge W. © oe Martin and Zachias Maher are here uncle, William Maher. bees Dr. Frances Conlan returned from San Francisco. He may settle here to practice his profession. John T. Dowling and family of San Francisco arrived here last night on their way to Moore’s Flat. Mrs. James Dyer and children of Colfax were in town last night en route to Forest City to visit the lady’s parents. . “J — Miss Nile of Alleghany, who is “here visiting her sister, Mrs. R. Bennetts of Lost. Hill, is quite sick with malarial fever, fs E. F. Duden arrived last evening from Sacramento to:serve as official reporter in the Superior Court during the trial ef the Moore case. . Mr. Charles Saull and grand-daughter, Miss Dora Oakley of. Sacramento, arrived last evening ‘ona visit to Mr. Saull’s brother, James Saull. E. S. Steele of Oakland, who has been up to his mine, the Golden King, in Sierra county, came down’ today and left on the noon train for home. Miss Tetreau left on the noon train for Chico: where she was called on account of the serious illness of her mother. Robert Organ came down from the California mine today. He will leave in a few days for Arizona to take a position in a mine there, Buried This Afternoon. The funeral of the late Mrs, Kate Stover took place from the family residence this afternoon and -was largely attended. The remains were interred in Pine Grove cemetery, the pall bearers being J. M. Walling, B. F. Snell, H. Cooper, John 'l’, Morgan, C O. Jepson, C.J. Naffziger. = + 2@e > ——— Death of Saul James. Saul James, for many years a resident of this city, died at 12:45 o'clock p.m.today of miners consumption at his late homé.on Sa¢ramentostreet. He had been:sielé & léng time. A wife and two daughterssurvive him: he ee om A Letter that Came.Too Late, : Henry Mills, the pioneer ditch tenderbreathed his last shortly before dark last evening, and in the same “hour a letter was reeeived here from: Mrs. “Would you kindly investigate and see if there is an aged gentleman living in your city. by the name of Henry Mills. He is a brother of mine, We have not heard from him for twelve or thirteen years, and are very anxious to know if he still lives. He was there when we last beard of him.” The writer of the letter was notified by telegraph last night of the death of Mr. Mills, who also’ has two. brothers in’ Missouri. Public Administrator -. Torpie bas taken charge of the remains and the propetty.“* = = On Every Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use two-thirds of the contents of this. bottle faithfully, then if you ¢an say you are not ‘benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” druggist. +@e + Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 30 cents. By mail 75.cents. mane igi “Apply to F, E. BROWN, Transcript office from San Francisco on a visit to their Fanny Manderbangh, 111 East Highth . street, Canton, Ohio, in which she said: { Price 25 cts. 50 cts. and . ° $1.00. For sale. by H. Dickerman, the tf. Newsy Items Gathered ‘From Saturday's Downleville Messenger. The ladies of the Catholic church at Forest will give a grand ball at Clute’s hall on July 4th. : ,. luonis Buzenet.was.again visited with a ‘stroke of paralysis jast week and his condition is very serious,Thos. J, Perryman, who has been absent from this county for several years, returned recently and is working at the Gold Bluff mine. “a Val Hartling,; who has been: troubled with rheumatism considerably of date, has gone to the Campbell Springs ‘where he will remain for a while. Shaughnessy’s team came in Thursday loaded with a quartz mull and machinery for the Otsego Mining Company, which owns the Lewis ledge on the Middle Fork: F. White, of Nevada City, arrived here last Monday and left the following day for Plumas county. He goes to Spanish Ranch, for the purpose of examining a gravel mining property. T. B, Gray, the Nevada City agent of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, came up on Wednesday’s Stage. He went to Sierra City Thursday, and expects to remain there a few days. f A trast mortgage containing $749.50 in revenue stamps was recorded at the Clerk’s office this week. It was from the Nevada, California and Oregon Railway Company to D. OC. and A. D Moran, trustees. . W.G. Halstead, a prominent mining man of Smartsville, accompanied by his wife, arrived here Wednesday. Mrs. Halstead was formerly Miss Florence Bent. She resided in :Downieville in early days, her father being County :Surveyor during the early sixties. The capacity of the box-factory at Lewis Mill will be doubled this. year by the addition. of the machinery now. being put in place, and a new warehouse has been erected in which to store the manufactured lumber, also a heavy plank crossway, on which the wagons will be loaded from the warehouse. s ain J. R. Sinnott, of Gibsonville, has been appointed a deputy grand presi, dent at large of the N.S. G. W. and Thos. J. McGrath, of Sierra City, waS appointed district deputy grand president for Sierra county. His jurisdiction extends over the three ‘parlors in this county, situated at Gibsonville, Downieville and Sierra City. Th® tonstruction of a telephone line to Downieville and other towns’ in Sierra county would prove a_ great advancement towards bringing the mountain tewns into closer communication with the lower country, and fill a long felt want. It is to be sincerely hoped that’ the plans’ of the Sunset Company will fully materialize. , Improving Their Building. The Knights of Pythias and Native Sons are improving their property at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets by. tearing down the awnings, repainting the outside of the building, street and Commercial street sides. Fourth of July Meeting. A meeting of the 4th of July Committee will be held. at the Court House ‘this evening: All citizens who feel an interest in the celebration are invited to attend. ef eee A iSaatieieonee tS It Never Disappoints. This is one of the peculiarities of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, humors, stomach and kidney troubles, nervousness. Hoop’s PItts cure all liver ills. Eas to take, easy to operate; reliable, suré, i oBee — TeH Your Sister. bility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Clover Root. Tea acts directly on the bowels, liver and kid ueys, keeping’ them in perfect. health. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. tf. ———— 8 Oe oe The Miners’ Picnic. A committee of the Grass Valley Miners’ Union waited on the superinten dents of the Nevada City mines this week. All miners wishing to attend the picnic, which is to be given at Chicago Park next Wednesday can do so: 0-3t J.C. WILLIAMS, Séc. and building new walks along the Pine . A Beautiful Complexion is an impossi. ! M. Silva of Wiliéw Valléy, who was operated on Saturday for abscess on the brain, was niuch easier today. Charles E. Mulloy, who is safferine from typhoid malaria, is improving. Tt: Keeps @ ‘Ten-Stamp Mill Running Night and Day. . tient, is rapidly convalescing. house was fumigated last night. + 7@c< Died at Grass. Valley. Sister M. Berchmans Lennon, who fora number of years has made*her home at the convent there, died last night at the Boys’ Orphanage. She had been ill but'a few hours.: She’ was a native of Greenpoint, N. Y., aged between 82 and 838 years. Sms Srx loaves bread tor 25c at Homann’s "Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear.,.' There is. only one way to cure deafness, ‘and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by. an inflamed condition: of ‘the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube,. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when: it-is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be. destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mu: cous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send forcirculars, free. F. J. CHENEY & 0O., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s family Pills are the best. -Ripe Olives-in Bulk. Another barrel of extra fine ones just received at J. J. Jackson’s Bee-. hive grocery store on Commercial street. f10-tf A ESN ULSI AN ULSD BEAD TT STS BORN. In this city, June 11,1899, tothe wife of Dr. C.W. Chapman, a son. In this city June 10, 1899, to the wife of Frank Vaughn, Jr., a daughter. In this city, June 10, 1899, to the wife of S. J. Walker, a daughter: “ Necessity Knows No Law.’’ But a law of Nature bows. to the necessity of keeping the blood pure so that the entire system shall be strong, healthy and vigorous. To take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood’ purifier, is therefore a law of health and it is a necessity in nearly every household. Et newer disappoints. , ++ Blood Disorders —“ My step. daughter and I have both been troubled greatly with blood: disorders and stomach troubles, and several bottles of Hood": Sarsaparilla have ‘been of great benefit.’” .Fames F. Thompson, Wilmington, Ohio. ¢ Never Disappoints A few days ago Editor Wadsworth of ‘miles above Moore’s Flat. It has been . worked in @ ‘superficial way for many years, and at times marvelously rich ore has been extracted from the ledge. Three mills. were erected. on the property at various timés, and finally it fell into the hands of Charles Hegarty Sr, the pioneer merchant of Moore’s Flat, . }who did considerable prospecting. Capital’ was needed to develop the

claim, and ‘about five years ago Mr. Hegarty sold it toa company of New York capitalists represented by Col. I. M. Taylor. The latter resigned shortly afterward, and Mason W. Mather was sent out from New Mexico to take charge. Mr. Mather abandoned the various shafts which had been sunk on the top and near the top -of the ridge, and, going down the hillside, ran three tnnnels into the hill. Two of these tunnels are about half a mile in length at present, and a fourth one is contemplated which will be 1,700 feet, vertical depth, from: the top of the ridge, when driven. The present-tunnels were run on the ledge, so that there is a vast amount of “backs.” The ledge varies in size, running from afew inches up to four or five feet in thickness, and a ten-stamp mill is “kept. running night . and day upon its ore, while here and there are found. the bunches and “pockets” that. have made the Plumbago’s name famous for thirty years or more. From an inspection ‘of. the mine we venture to say that it is good for fifty years to come, for the company own 9,000 linear feet of the ledge, having recently purchased the Hope and other adjoining claims. The mine is well equipped. Has a good. mill and other necessary maghinery, all of which is run by compressed air. .The company’s power plant, located in the bottom of the ‘canyon about half a mile below the mill, is a model of excellence. Two large compressors are run ‘by a Pelton wheel, operated by free water ,, from the river. It has a fall of ninety feet with 3,000 inches of water brought in by a mile or more of a flume. A whereby all of the works are: lighted by electricity. The Plumbago is lighted throughout by electricity. _——--— -+-e@e-+— For a good smoke try a Fadden’ ci: gar, made at Giff’s by a Fadden and sold only at Lammon’s Bros, . j8-tf How Is Your Wife? — are the principal causes. Karl’s Clover Root Tea has cured thése ills for half # century. Price 25: ots. and 60 ets. Money refunded if results are not satisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. : tf be Speciat Notice. i All_persons desiring to enter the . Pine-Grove Cemetery with conveyances . . will please procure the key from the Superintendent, at the Nevada City Hood’s Pils cure liver tilts; the non-irritating and } “only cathartic to take. with Hood's Sarsaparilla Dance At Indian Flat. There will be a social dance at Union Hall, Indian Flat, on Saturday evening, June 17th. Admission per coMple including refreshments, 75 cents. Everybody invited. td Plants For Sale. Fine lot of choice flowering plants and pot plants, geraniums, fusehias, ferns of all kinds, begonias, ete. Inquire of Mrs: A. J. Stiles, Piety Hill. J13-lw ISRAEL HOSKIN, Prop’r. The public arereapectfull ‘am now. BREWING THE BEST BEER has‘ever been turned out in Nevada City. —Supplied in 5,10 and 15 galion kegs at the old price. All beer delivered free to old and new customers. Give me.a trial. i Spring Street, Nevada City. Hot Weather and Cold Drinks Sscaeeeeieteeelimeienimninmieiinmsianeminedimecenta cee ee Go together, If you would relish a glass of Hieronimus’ or Gebrig’s S Beer in Nevada City, carefully kept, and acs. Cold and i wah da and be refres Se eg will yoy ag , GOOD LIQUORS and Cigars. A, KESER, N. E. corner Pine and Spring Street: . Nev " Clty. The Old Kistte Corner. Nevada pianist e ‘All kinds of icc shies ig *o om short bosom or celored boVia B p best fitting shirt made. All With thronghZear eu.. “\ LEAVES San Francisoo 5 pm Men Arrives af Chidigo 4p.“ Prk a Solid Vestibuled train, wi Equipment similar to SUNSET LIMITEL GRAND =» TRANSCONTINENTAL 9 WURS. Nevada Assay’ Office, _ . Established im 1858 by No, % Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, — pad goes at spery Gocemiotien dpeinet el Nive tare Acids SHIRTS. 7S ats, to $1.50. ~your purchase proves unsatisfact ert % sizes Confidential to the — People Who Wear Clothing. ‘ Particularly those who Think of Buying. vabout to buy Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if they read the different It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing ts artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and ory. Return it.and get your money—you shall have it without a word of ‘Light: Weight } UNDERWEAR, All kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather, Clothing advertisements. Some people holds old ones, Our argument and we wil @ We carry the celebrated informed that . . that Undertaking Parlors. jl0-lw. G. A. Gray, Supt. Commencement Ball UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CLASS OF 1899 —OF THE— At Armory Hall Friday Evening, June 30, 1899, Music by Soynes Orchestra. TICKETS, (admitting dne couple), $1.00. Ladies, each, 25 cents, So . Hot Weather WHO. HAVE AN We will furnish you with the ¢ : Fan, supply a continuous day “and night current and keep 4 the Fan in repair for _Six Months . "Beginning May Ist, 1899, ; , At the very moderate price : or Call at our oflize’ on Pine street, 4 and see the Fans in operation. : They do the work perfectly. NEVADA COUNTY fF: is 500-volt dynamo is also run by. it, Has she lost her beauty? "If eo, Con-}. stipation, Indigestion; Sick, Headaches. CHIcAco Brewery. . NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL . . All we ask of those who Willie Wheélihan of Grass Valley is arranging for a baseball league, to be ‘composed of the Monarchs, Colts, Gilt Edges and Seaweeds. It is proposed 'to pay the expenses of each game and George Seibert, the diphtheria pa-. the Herald visited the Plumbagé mine, give the winners forty per cent of the The . which is situated on the Sierra county . 2° : side. of -the.Middle Yuba. river.a few. t proceeds, the remaining sixty per cent to be placed in the hands of, some responsible person for safe keeping until the league season is finished and then divide it between the ¢lubs that hold first and second place. Willie Wheelihan, manager of the Gilt Edges; is trying hard to form.the. league “and promises togive the public good: ball if he succeeds. 3 : See Looks Like Jeffries. Travelfg men and others who have seen Jim Jeffries, the champion: prize fighter, ssy that Charles Harris, the popular express messenger who runs between this city and Downieville, bears a atriking resemblance to him. In fact some say that he is Jeffries’ donble as far as looks go, but that he is not quite as large a man. x Coffee If it’s Good Coffee you want — Try Creat American Tisporting Tea Q's Have 100 Stores = : That's Why Quality so Good Prices se Reasonable Commercial street,.... Nevada City. House For Rent. A cottage on Aristocracy Hill is offered for rent. Inquire of M. Solari, Broad Street. j2-tf “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Main street,....... Grags Valley. The festival to be given by’ Beneficent Society of the Congregational church, to be held in Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening andthe . following event, The program.on) Friday >évening will consist of fine literary and muSical,. presentations; inclading™ w “fart drill by twelve young ladies. Amongthe attractions on At a doll drill’ by fourteen litt be given. Refreshments in abundance : lemonade, etc. Admission at, fhe door, adults 25 cents, children 1€ cents, Troubie ‘About Wages. Bliss & Oompany, who’ dre” biilding the railroad from Trackee to Lake Tamonth paid the men $1 75a day an charged’ thei $5 a wee: certain restrictions in their contracts . Six loaves bread ad Tor 260 at , ~~ p> Especially to Women Is our offering of Spring and Summer Shoes And the prices at which we-are’willhig to transfer the ownership. Ladies’ Oxford ‘Ties+neat, shapely and well made, from Black or Tan Kid I from $1.50 up. deci Teed Scie ’s Li i ick or Tan Is the ce re fem ha ee eig Wee a a Poetic Expressed. These Two Items will give am, iden Oe. ae Cream 8 of value. aaah es : esp ualesae y a Lady Repairing promptly'and. neatly done — Of Our Soda. Patron. at reasonable prices. eins Foley’s, " BOVEY BROS., 18 Commerelal Street, Nevada City. Broad Street. LACE CURTAINS! 6 of the day, and in ° _ lot of are invited Window. ; 3 display whilef in view of that fact we have placed on display ‘in. our ‘LARGE WINDOW a. beautiful All. persons interested to. see this = eet the bas -IN LARGE P PRICES MARKED” °@B a LAIN FIGURES, > Lace Curtains, 3 yards want to buy CURTAINS is for them to take a look at our steck and if they do we are Satisfied they will not look elsewhere, [e" Come®tofus for Wash Goods. Come to us for White Goods. _ long, 75 cents. Lace’ Curtains, 3 yards long, $1.” Lace Curtains, 31% yards long, $1.25.: Lace Curtains, 3% yards long ,§$1.50. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $2.00. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long at $2.50, $3.00,/ $3.59, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00. > ‘ ee ae . * M. & CO: nee tne Tast ~W. #H. Gra Spring & Summer M ee Senin eemraarn BRB SERRE Me rte se Daintiest and) =: “afterr yt e ones will ~ will 6é tivailable, including ice. cream, — afternoon, promises to be an attractive ~ hoe,. when theybegun the = job tast Ree y and — k’tér Doard, with’ 1 OF Founda ; ~ MAHER © CO. __ Ladies, house cleaning Zis the order linery~ # ‘ itor Al Mar T the 't ‘pros and : blooc on tl unw: save crazy first. pe out c R. Jal W; E. Jo W. The . of mu roy at of Me the Sa; Dist peared Kilroy. by him _ John resents The in the those « chase . of Co Point : Moo! he wa and he His fa jand, § ‘Phe call tl @anewel G. Rie the cle rest. Lake . San J nounc both proces The The neces: Attor -satio Chi draw this c ative: ;knew of Ki give reaso chall trave he ki did t the « coulk chall 8. ranc aid had. had fend read natu ant . Cha chal lané hec part low: cha kne his wot «ou ‘ies