June 16, 1896 (4 pages)

THE TR ape’ Q TUESDAY. on JUNE 16, tsi. . A FRAGAS iN. CHINATOWN. Solvation Charley” ——— cers Have a Lively Chase. This forenoon: ‘there was, considerable excitement in new Chinatown. A little Chinaman known-= ts “ Salvation Charley ” .was assaulted by a fellow: countryman near the Joss house: andwes beaten over. the head.with a pistol. "As a result of the beat ng Charley displays’ bad gash on the-top 6f his head. His eties brought.out the: other: Mouthe myer this time had reached it ; Leaf hill and was dodging behind the brush. As the officers came within , hailing distance they called to him,tohalt, but he kept on. The officers then fired a couple of shots, thinking to scare, : him into stopping, but instead he fired . ee back and kept going up the hill. u Firing then became general, -Getchell ; and Dillon and the two pursuing Chi-/ namen shooting several times and the . escaping Mongolian also shooting: ‘A’ dozen or more shots probably were . , fired.in quick succession,. The funa/ way finally reached the summit of the . mountain and disappéaréd frém Sere sai on the other side, . (Special to the DatLy Taaxsomrr] Getchell and Dillon followed on his The National, ‘Convention. trail, but could not overtake him. In the meantime Sheriff Douglass heard Sr. Louis, Mo,. Fane 16—The Naof the fracas and mounting in hot haste . : spurred his steed onward in the direc. tional Republican Convention “met to tion the fleeing celestial had taken. day. Chairman Garter of the National The other side of Sugar Loaf gap he . Committee presented Fairbanks for sighted him ascending a. trail Jeading . . demporary chairman amid wild enthuto the top of the Washington ridge.” ‘ isiasm, Committees were appointed Riding up to. within a short distance . : ed till 10 of him: the Sheriff demanded ‘him to! and the -eongention, adjourned ti stop, but he paid no heed to the order. . o'gl90k tomorrow. ‘The committee on The Sheriff drew his revolver and fired. permanent organization will recomHe did not try to hit-him, but the horse . mend John M. Thurston of Nebraska shied just.as the trigger was’ pressed and the bullet struck a rock about a! : : foot. from:ithe Chinaman’s shoulder. . Last seri MRS teeting . of = ee R Even this did not stop him, and it was . PA. councils was held to dissent d necessary for the Sheriff to ride almost . against the seating of Kerenes instead on top of him before.be. surrendered, of ‘Lilley,.the He was brought back to town and . dereated the latter in a contest for the lodged in the county jail. eu The strested Chix man -gitea ihe . leadership of dale Missouri. name of Ching Ah Cue: He-hea been 2 See ee employed as cook at different places . in town. When captared he’ was bareThe State Democrats. headed and had only one shoe on.” His . neck was badly cut and one foot and_. Siicalidbud, Janie . ‘16: The Dérnoleg were severely bruised. Ching says . cratic State Convention met this afterthat Obarley and his . partner’ jumped noon. ; The. Buckley contingent stood on him and gave him a drubbing before he assaulted Charley, They quarreled . at the Pavilion doors and rushing in as over money: mattérs.’ Ching claims the . they were opened appropriated delecuts on his’ neck and the bruises on . . zates’ seats. ‘Trouble: being: anticipated his leg were inflicted by. them, but it is ‘many police weré present to act. more than probable that he received . . promptly. Gould: :of , Stockton! © was the injuries while running through the ‘brush. He has engaged F.'T: ‘Nilon to defend him when his trial comes up. . cbairman. , . Sit ~ LRVEL BEADED. Toasted the Burghers, An Interview Which Took Place in San Lonpox, Eng., June :16.—At.@ banFrancisco. . quet given to Barnato in Johannes. butg: John’ ‘Hays Hammond toasted W.F. Prisk, editor of the Union, was . .).4 burghers, saying they were the best ' Ex-Governor of the Buckeye State, ‘will 1 for permanent chairman. a RT ae Ragen et FT a a et ne Oe oP laced in nomination for temporary SENATOR J. B, FORAKER, .former.baying. recently . " ’ een place ‘McKinley in nomination” before jthe Republican National convention. He expects to make tne ‘speech of hig . lige a2) ¥ secure McKinley’s meine on ths oh ballot. Aichisahon Riordan of San Brancteco’; and Bishops Montgomery of Los An: : geles and Scanlan of Salt Lake were, among the officiating dignitaries © of: i } whom many were present. Gen. Dimond Dying. Sax Erancisco, Jnne 16—A New York special says Gen W. H. Dimond is now lying at the point of death. A Victim of the Merry-Go-Round, East evening Earl Walling attempted to jump on the merry-go-round, when jhe fell and was nearly “shueked” of his clothing. He was badly shaken \» Mrs. Paul Quick died at Grass ValCHAUNCEY DEPEW Isa Mer ok Go WO! shee = a game of Vice President. He has for he, counsels of the party; . If Morton stays in ai: the fight as a Presidential candidate, Depew will place his name before the St. ce convention. he Death of Mrs, Pail Quick. THE ff OPI 1K, HM. A, g% ae 2 ‘ley early this morning. Deceased was ‘la, native of England and nearly 59} The * Transeript’s.”’ . ohatin Porira its . , years of age. When 12 years of age she ~~ Give Unbounded Satisfaction, removed with her parents to the United’ was’ married at Tanaqua, that State, in . : February, 1855, and leaving there aryon A Sher area ts have been. de tived at San Francisco on Decemben}, qpeny: 4 t very -Suiperior . 81, 1856. Mr.and Mrs. Quick came di‘workmanship, as rotated, and our tect to Nevada City. After living here . patrons . are more than pleased with three months they moved to Badger . them! “/Ahiong the Written testimonials Hill, this county, where they resided]. gar received at ‘ite office are the almost, gontinuously. until five years foll ago, When they went to Grass Valley to 4 sad ceside. During 64 and '65 the family-py speek s Se out yen vs 28, Jone ie ha lived in Grass Valley, Mr. Quick at that aLKINS—Gentlemen! The and had a close call for.a bad hurt. Peer portraits made for me by the Smith . me keeping a hotel there. A husband Picture*Qommpaiiy as premiams on the THE PEOPLE’S S CHOICE rok pipsendyel . DatLy TRansoript are all you represent Phen toh 2 oat Aworth :teb’ times ithe: money. Yours ‘respectfully + wee 6 Katie SCHWARTZ. Nevapa Crry, June 15, 1896. Brown & CALKINs—Gentlemen: Iti is «pris phephund Lacknowledge the regeipt . likeness are perfect—couldn’t. be. bet. ter. or respectfully. ‘ Wa.’ H. KIstie. Navapa.Ciry, June 18, 1896, »« Brown &‘OaLtgmns—Gentlemen: The premium portrait offered by the Day Transcript has been received by me}! and kpind Well pleased with it, It is all . ss you claim it to be, tor which I thank you. Yours respectfully. wagon and started it out today. . have flagpoles erected in a short time. “thats been postponed again, to meet ‘on ‘the summer at their > “\gity"They expect to take up their . residence there in a day or two. : water again. States, locating in Pennsylvania. She'> A“ Wither’ Of the” TRANSCRIPTS’ pre. ” my crayon portraits, The work ‘and . ~ BRIER anion) pr 0:8. Sallieas whe ante in Grass Valley since March 19th, and who ‘Minor Notes ad Comments of Local . hae treated over 800 patients and fitted. them with glasses, can not be at, the Interest. National Hotel before June 21 st. =) ee C. J. Naffziger has got a new delivery . < 75> } «Nearly all .the: are. DUB. ‘now, with prospects of all the work a . they can do as long as thé good weather ty lasts. sapstac Both the fire ‘companies. Srper:, U0 Whoopi ng . The stars and stripes will float from ee -: ? CAE 4 them on the 4th of July» < Ps I . The meeting of the Roy: lub Cough z= ss = = . Wednesday evening, June 24th, at the ay . residence of F. T. Nilon. nce wit spend a wae near. this W. G: Richards and f Nothing aft’ fords as much Waste water flowing into the Snow woo) aelief as.VinMountain ditch; has of late disturbed one fon’ S Cough the otherwise pellucid condition of they © © e'2e te s0s 4 1. aqueous firiidl tliat’ is piped to the peo. Cure ‘Specia ple of. our-town. . «phe managers of the} naa a os works have hid the trouble corrected, . , ¥901 FA and we will soon jhave clear drinking Do not fail to try a bottle. ye ese ere 108 0 42) de Pxiee. §O cents When Harvest Time Comes. sees ; at oe E Homenevar ee © Shaw Oo. carry the}. yoo. ys: BUN ta ee . Deering M res hdres i Sop ¢ #Also extras gee ; for the Buckeye Mower. Scythes,. " 42001 jt .VINTON’S Snath’s Forks, and other light farming Wi isk Baas im »lemenie. cab AON (Pe aioe pee ais Sieh . riko Beis oe And Sole Nevada pea Agents,for the prise Brewing Co. BEST ‘BEER IN: THE me): x SSaatudisanldens = OGG aay ae We Pay No High Rents! : We Employ. No Druttimers'! e Give the Best Terms to Retailers. B road. ‘St, Nevada City. Ledibtineh ieaidinLosmaasaraae ia? a be ‘ AND THAT’S WOLF'S,. There you can get ° ’ Pre hry ti ict AGL on Sus the best for the least money, Have you seen the $20 Money Box? Some ‘one ** Roe eng is going to get that Twenty. Tt. may. be .EOU, : IT WILL, PAY. YOU ! f wine ie sat 2 To give mea trial. Sow will find my stoek complete aah my y prices she lowest, If you dria‘: Hiundel) Hue WE aes Jas. J. Ort, Nevapa Crry, June 18, 1896. semtae $1.90 for two of your premium ccutapien Court, a oe The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: © ** Joseph Foyer vs. Geo. W. Baldwin et al. Demurrer to complaint submitted rancon prsiatlicxatbinecesdtmestee = friends the' reform ‘prisoners had. in reporter of the Examiner ‘interviewed him. Among other things Mr, Prisk . their troubles. said: . pa tae aes “Nevada City is now more pros imposing Ceremonies. ous than it has been in more t twenty years, if, indeed, it is not now . —— So li en Sar pice SSE = i are working in quartz mines. Only 4 ning. It should not, however, be un-! i deraiciit. that ans this pr csperi ty dethe Roman Catholic Church, Rev. Thos. : county has more men: willing to work ty than can find work.” Truthfully and well said. And be: . ys cause such a state of affairs exist is one}of the great reasons why our people . ¥ are going down deep into their’ pockets . Bs to make the Fourth of July celebra~) tion the grandest ever known in the te world—for the size of the town. pg las aca Seta A Building Boom. ; The Tidings this evening publishes a . j local building review, showing among. ~ other things that there are twelve or); ae fifteen dwelling houses in course of! i construction ‘at. Grass Valley. It is) only a matter of time when a building, boom will start on the thoroughfare} ® leading to this city, and Nevada City’s building boom will meet euy neighbors . ” half-way, and. then joined together ry? Si will be the biggest city: in Northern. Central Calitornia. It’s sure to come. Ce on eS Fell ‘Into: 1 the Cenk, : ap ae Yesterday afternoon a four-year-old . — ‘ lad living with Mrs. Kate Black was crossing a plank over Gold Run.above) \. Suspension bridge when he fell into’ the water. A little son of Joseph Jenkins was with him and gave the alarm. Jobn Nancarrow came to the rescue’ and pulled the ‘lad from the water. _ He was nearly.dead, but’ Dr. Mickel) was called and after considerable Awork" $ resuscitated him. hey hn ope ee Church Notice. will be eelebrated next Suri! ; Bist, in Cherokee, at 10) : "a party. working more men than ever. They’ s,crawuwro, Cal, June 16—With all mands more working men. Neyada. Grace was today elevated to the Arch. bishopric of the Sacramento diocese. . at his barber eee jl2tt SENATOR: WM, B, ALLISON ' Christian doctrine wil of ‘then . i. ett ‘to! McKinley the idol of the West, and lie will protiabay whine Publisher of the § ‘lét ofudminees for the Presidency, He would poll the full strength of the Re. sirous of sii hitse and overruled. complaint submitted and overruled. granted defendant. one’ drift miné of consequence is run. the imposing ceremonies and rites of J. V. Flint, . é z aj Hocking et al. 10 days additional time . t@ The Piano-Tuner, has strived: Leave the pictures ordered from the ‘Tan-. orders at this office or with ©. BE. Witla . S°# FT camvassers have arrived, are re-} » a Oita 4s ECM ae oe. . S! Se ghen desire corre es, Pace “Gian to toate the ‘ice cerned for the highly satisfactory manner in hong they were finished. Yours ater es a By eet & epi gt Folsom Prison. B. F. Thomas, iis 3 ni hk esr merly of thie-city but now, of Ho "yor nti "Nid Wt. 8!) HOLeRook. i$ Beegrina MSE Ped. Padedba of . ee Weissbein vs. Wishart. Demurrer to . San a sister, Deceaged was a! Do Nor Expramenriin/#o important . .[very es' ble lady, and her d 4 matter as your health. . Purify, enrich D. 8. Collins, assignee, vs. Thomas . ' ash ern Saree rn lr cto (han eee ee ‘. strong and healthy. TAY i Call For pissy actives. bt “'HGon's Punts are the boat etiee-Gistpe ro Neate “. p spin digestion, cure headache. ;Rarties who have been notified that 25 cet rnc NI cnr Something. Good, quested to call for them at the Union. They are ‘healthy as well as refreshHotel tonight, as the agents will leave. ing. Our Milk Shakes and Egg Lemonin the morning for the Ridge and will] ade are fine. Try one at Union Fruit not return till Saturday, Store. ji5-lw ReReRRIREN cared ace, ‘fe, zs 5 £ ime Ce os fH. OE NOUNG, onicle and: , sabi of ame BROWN.-do-GALKING-—Gentlemen: -I-inbt and A. W. Quick, of Grass V. al TRaNscrirr, the artists and all.’con-. >>> . . vy . \ sate ‘tee, but the California delegation: recommend Hen De ae for the place. Sa pol euts . . Beer you watit the best. id ards ap It’s ses vet RE ve eos VOLE. The : Cash Grocer, Coitebelid fies) ant. «tet sh : ae Nevada sh FURTURE « on = Febagth sath ai f aoa Sb ais hed . if t the very, {atest se the best wor mie at such’ Cerne 3 f over , , rn Serre by fre ah be Now a Word about C each: . T have demonstrated that the pans system, of doing business is ‘better for all eommarnbd:. EEE Ry James Kinkead’s. al Serge ves on ommercial Street. : ae PEO a CITIZENS’ BANK. Wenaticees . auseutesnsnenassieminsnseaniiooe P.G.SCADDEN,. gp pea . ‘Conime ta street 3 ean aR VOR) ta waeteetinn 2 bin ear a 5 Groceries, Provisions, ah ethene litaanenc iene ae ‘A Concise Dol H.S. Reix in town. Chas EB: U Valley toda: R. C. Wal Valley toda: L. Wi Ey San Juan to D. M. Bet here last ev G. A. Wolk: the latest a1 Dr. A. Ley here spend W. B. Jon ing in the si T. MeCul down, front Mrs. ‘A. yesterday t H. ©. Mor down last 6 Francisco. Mrs. M.:G rived here I Washingtor 8. K. Wik through tov to San Frat Mrs. Johi rived here zona, after : ‘Ban Francit J. C.Wood Miss, Holle Jobn Chish wife, all of morning. . of the East _ STOPPED fie, Otticers We “Two stra: give an exh building c National H to possess people and the strang: der the ix told to gaz eyes while quickly ov Tn a few m be under t tend his ar this positic operator cl at least so boy appal hand or di ordered hi fee was chi the only's show was { der Sheri entered a . ings. Soo ell appear stop exper him that. tions to gi the Marsh exhibition The met bition was the hypno view of in cal fraterhetween — ~ Sim at on ‘mininatio your eyes

THE TR ape’ Q TUESDAY. on JUNE 16, tsi. . A FRAGAS iN. CHINATOWN. Solvation Charley” ——— cers Have a Lively Chase. This forenoon: ‘there was, considerable excitement in new Chinatown. A little Chinaman known-= ts “ Salvation Charley ” .was assaulted by a fellow: countryman near the Joss house: andwes beaten over. the head.with a pistol. "As a result of the beat ng Charley displays’ bad gash on the-top 6f his head. His eties brought.out the: other: Mouthe myer this time had reached it ; Leaf hill and was dodging behind the brush. As the officers came within , hailing distance they called to him,tohalt, but he kept on. The officers then fired a couple of shots, thinking to scare, : him into stopping, but instead he fired . ee back and kept going up the hill.. u Firing then became general, -Getchell ; and Dillon and the two pursuing Chi-/ namen shooting several times and the . escaping Mongolian also shooting: ‘A’ dozen or more shots probably were . , fired.in quick succession,. The funa/ way finally reached the summit of the . mountain and disappéaréd frém Sere sai on the other side, . (Special to the DatLy Taaxsomrr] Getchell and Dillon followed on his The National, ‘Convention. trail, but could not overtake him. In the meantime Sheriff Douglass heard Sr. Louis, Mo,. Fane 16—The Naof the fracas and mounting in hot haste . : spurred his steed onward in the direc. tional Republican Convention “met to tion the fleeing celestial had taken. day. Chairman Garter of the National The other side of Sugar Loaf gap he . Committee presented Fairbanks for sighted him ascending a. trail Jeading . . demporary chairman amid wild enthuto the top of the Washington ridge.” ‘ isiasm, Committees were appointed Riding up to. within a short distance . : ed till 10 of him: the Sheriff demanded ‘him to! and the -eongention, adjourned ti stop, but he paid no heed to the order. . o'gl90k tomorrow. ‘The committee on The Sheriff drew his revolver and fired. permanent organization will recomHe did not try to hit-him, but the horse . mend John M. Thurston of Nebraska shied just.as the trigger was’ pressed and the bullet struck a rock about a! : : foot. from:ithe Chinaman’s shoulder. . Last seri MRS teeting . of = ee R Even this did not stop him, and it was . PA. councils was held to dissent d necessary for the Sheriff to ride almost . against the seating of Kerenes instead on top of him before.be. surrendered, of ‘Lilley,.the He was brought back to town and . dereated the latter in a contest for the lodged in the county jail. eu The strested Chix man -gitea ihe . leadership of dale Missouri. name of Ching Ah Cue: He-hea been 2 See ee employed as cook at different places . in town. When captared he’ was bareThe State Democrats. headed and had only one shoe on.” His . neck was badly cut and one foot and_. Siicalidbud, Janie . ‘16: The Dérnoleg were severely bruised. Ching says . cratic State Convention met this afterthat Obarley and his . partner’ jumped noon. ; The. Buckley contingent stood on him and gave him a drubbing before he assaulted Charley, They quarreled . at the Pavilion doors and rushing in as over money: mattérs.’ Ching claims the . they were opened appropriated delecuts on his’ neck and the bruises on . . zates’ seats. ‘Trouble: being: anticipated his leg were inflicted by. them, but it is ‘many police weré present to act. more than probable that he received . . promptly. Gould: :of , Stockton! © was the injuries while running through the ‘brush. He has engaged F.'T: ‘Nilon to defend him when his trial comes up. . cbairman. , . Sit ~ LRVEL BEADED. Toasted the Burghers, An Interview Which Took Place in San Lonpox, Eng., June :16.—At.@ banFrancisco. . quet given to Barnato in Johannes. butg: John’ ‘Hays Hammond toasted W.F. Prisk, editor of the Union, was . .).4 burghers, saying they were the best ' Ex-Governor of the Buckeye State, ‘will 1 for permanent chairman. a RT ae Ragen et FT a a et ne Oe oP laced in nomination for temporary SENATOR J. B, FORAKER, .former..baying. recently . " ’ een place ‘McKinley in nomination” before jthe Republican National convention. He expects to make tne ‘speech of hig . lige a2) ¥ secure McKinley’s meine on ths oh ballot. Aichisahon Riordan of San Brancteco’; and Bishops Montgomery of Los An: : geles and Scanlan of Salt Lake were, among the officiating dignitaries © of: i } whom many were present. Gen. Dimond Dying. Sax Erancisco, Jnne 16—A New York special says Gen W. H. Dimond is now lying at the point of death. A Victim of the Merry-Go-Round, East evening Earl Walling attempted to jump on the merry-go-round, when jhe fell and was nearly “shueked” of his clothing. He was badly shaken \» Mrs. Paul Quick died at Grass ValCHAUNCEY DEPEW Isa Mer ok Go WO! shee = a game of Vice President. He has for he, counsels of the party; . If Morton stays in ai: the fight as a Presidential candidate, Depew will place his name before the St. ce convention. he Death of Mrs, Pail Quick. THE ff OPI 1K, HM. A, g% ae 2 ‘ley early this morning. Deceased was ‘la, native of England and nearly 59} The * Transeript’s.”’ . ohatin Porira its . , years of age. When 12 years of age she ~~ Give Unbounded Satisfaction, removed with her parents to the United’ was’ married at Tanaqua, that State, in . : February, 1855, and leaving there aryon A Sher area ts have been. de tived at San Francisco on Decemben}, qpeny: 4 t very -Suiperior . 81, 1856. Mr.and Mrs. Quick came di‘workmanship, as rotated, and our tect to Nevada City. After living here . patrons . are more than pleased with three months they moved to Badger . them! “/Ahiong the Written testimonials Hill, this county, where they resided].. gar received at ‘ite office are the almost, gontinuously. until five years foll ago, When they went to Grass Valley to 4 sad ceside. During 64 and '65 the family-py speek s Se out yen vs 28, Jone ie ha lived in Grass Valley, Mr. Quick at that aLKINS—Gentlemen! The and had a close call for.a bad hurt. Peer portraits made for me by the Smith . me keeping a hotel there. A husband Picture*Qommpaiiy as premiams on the THE PEOPLE’S S CHOICE rok pipsendyel . DatLy TRansoript are all you represent Phen toh 2 oat Aworth :teb’ times ithe: money. Yours ‘respectfully + wee 6 Katie SCHWARTZ. Nevapa Crry, June 15, 1896. Brown & CALKINs—Gentlemen: Iti is «pris phephund Lacknowledge the regeipt . likeness are perfect—couldn’t. be. bet. ter. or respectfully. ‘ Wa.’ H. KIstie. Navapa.Ciry, June 18, 1896, »« Brown &‘OaLtgmns—Gentlemen: The premium portrait offered by the Day Transcript has been received by me}! and kpind Well pleased with it, It is all . ss you claim it to be, tor which I thank you. Yours respectfully. wagon and started it out today. . have flagpoles erected in a short time. “thats been postponed again, to meet ‘on ‘the summer at their > “\gity"They expect to take up their . residence there in a day or two. : water again. States, locating in Pennsylvania. She'> A“ Wither’ Of the” TRANSCRIPTS’ pre. ” my crayon portraits, The work ‘and . ~ BRIER anion) pr 0:8. Sallieas whe ante in Grass Valley since March 19th, and who ‘Minor Notes ad Comments of Local . hae treated over 800 patients and fitted. them with glasses, can not be at, the Interest. National Hotel before June 21 st. =) ee C. J. Naffziger has got a new delivery . < 75> } «Nearly all .the: are.. DUB. ‘now, with prospects of all the work a . they can do as long as thé good weather ty lasts. sapstac Both the fire ‘companies. Srper:, U0 Whoopi ng . The stars and stripes will float from ee -: ? CAE 4 them on the 4th of July» < Ps I . The meeting of the Roy: lub Cough z= ss = = . Wednesday evening, June 24th, at the ay . residence of F. T. Nilon. nce wit spend a wae near. this W. G: Richards and f Nothing aft’ fords as much Waste water flowing into the Snow woo) aelief as.VinMountain ditch; has of late disturbed one fon’ S Cough the otherwise pellucid condition of they © © e'2e te s0s 4 1. aqueous firiidl tliat’ is piped to the peo. Cure ‘Specia ple of. our-town. . «phe managers of the} naa a os works have hid the trouble corrected, . , ¥901 FA and we will soon jhave clear drinking Do not fail to try a bottle. ye ese ere 108 0 42) de Pxiee. §O cents When Harvest Time Comes. sees ; at oe E Homenevar ee © Shaw Oo. carry the}. yoo. ys: BUN ta ee . Deering M res hdres i Sop ¢ #Also extras gee ; for the Buckeye Mower. Scythes,. " 42001 jt .VINTON’S Snath’s Forks, and other light farming Wi isk Baas im »lemenie. cab AON (Pe aioe pee ais Sieh . riko Beis oe And Sole Nevada pea Agents,for the prise Brewing Co. BEST ‘BEER IN: THE me): x SSaatudisanldens = OGG aay ae We Pay No High Rents! : We Employ. No Druttimers'! e Give the Best Terms to Retailers. B road. ‘St, Nevada City. Ledibtineh ieaidinLosmaasaraae ia? a be ‘ AND THAT’S WOLF'S,. There you can get ° ’ Pre hry ti ict AGL on Sus the best for the least money, Have you seen the $20 Money Box? Some ‘one ** Roe eng is going to get that Twenty. Tt. may. be .EOU, : IT WILL, PAY. YOU ! f wine ie sat 2 To give mea trial. Sow will find my stoek complete aah my y prices she lowest, If you dria‘: Hiundel) Hue WE aes Jas. J. Ort, Nevapa Crry, June 18, 1896. semtae $1.90 for two of your premium ccutapien Court, a oe The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: © ** Joseph Foyer vs. Geo. W. Baldwin et al. Demurrer to complaint submitted

rancon prsiatlicxatbinecesdtmestee = friends the' reform ‘prisoners had. in reporter of the Examiner ‘interviewed him. Among other things Mr, Prisk . their troubles. said: . pa tae aes “Nevada City is now more pros imposing Ceremonies. ous than it has been in more t twenty years, if, indeed, it is not now . —— So li en Sar pice SSE = i are working in quartz mines. Only 4 ning. It should not, however, be un-! i deraiciit. that ans this pr csperi ty dethe Roman Catholic Church, Rev. Thos. : county has more men: willing to work ty than can find work.” Truthfully and well said. And be: . ys cause such a state of affairs exist is one}of the great reasons why our people . ¥ are going down deep into their’ pockets . Bs to make the Fourth of July celebra~) tion the grandest ever known in the te world—for the size of the town. pg las aca Seta A Building Boom. ; The Tidings this evening publishes a . j local building review, showing among. ~ other things that there are twelve or); ae fifteen dwelling houses in course of! i construction ‘at. Grass Valley. It is) only a matter of time when a building, boom will start on the thoroughfare} ® leading to this city, and Nevada City’s building boom will meet euy neighbors . ” half-way, and. then joined together ry? Si will be the biggest city: in Northern. Central Calitornia. It’s sure to come. Ce on eS Fell ‘Into: 1 the Cenk, : ap ae Yesterday afternoon a four-year-old . — ‘ lad living with Mrs. Kate Black was crossing a plank over Gold Run.above) \. Suspension bridge when he fell into’ the water. A little son of Joseph Jenkins was with him and gave the alarm. Jobn Nancarrow came to the rescue’ and pulled the ‘lad from the water. _ He was nearly.dead, but’ Dr. Mickel) was called and after considerable Awork" $ resuscitated him. hey hn ope ee Church Notice. will be eelebrated next Suri! ; Bist, in Cherokee, at 10) : "a party. working more men than ever. They’ s,crawuwro, Cal, June 16—With all mands more working men. Neyada. Grace was today elevated to the Arch. bishopric of the Sacramento diocese. . at his barber eee jl2tt SENATOR: WM, B, ALLISON ' Christian doctrine wil of ‘then . i. ett ‘to! McKinley the idol of the West, and lie will protiabay whine Publisher of the § ‘lét ofudminees for the Presidency, He would poll the full strength of the Re. sirous of sii hitse and overruled. complaint submitted and overruled. granted defendant. one’ drift miné of consequence is run. the imposing ceremonies and rites of J. V. Flint, . é z aj Hocking et al. 10 days additional time . t@ The Piano-Tuner, has strived: Leave the pictures ordered from the ‘Tan-. orders at this office or with ©. BE. Witla . S°# FT camvassers have arrived, are re-} » a Oita 4s ECM ae oe. . S! Se ghen desire corre es, Pace “Gian to toate the ‘ice cerned for the highly satisfactory manner in hong they were finished. Yours ater es a By eet & epi gt Folsom Prison. B. F. Thomas, iis 3 ni hk esr merly of thie-city but now, of Ho "yor nti "Nid Wt. 8!) HOLeRook. i$ Beegrina MSE Ped. Padedba of . ee Weissbein vs. Wishart. Demurrer to . San a sister, Deceaged was a! Do Nor Expramenriin/#o important . .[very es' ble lady, and her d 4 matter as your health. . Purify, enrich D. 8. Collins, assignee, vs. Thomas . ' ash ern Saree rn lr cto (han eee ee ‘. strong and healthy. TAY i Call For pissy actives. bt “'HGon's Punts are the boat etiee-Gistpe ro Neate “. p spin digestion, cure headache. ;Rarties who have been notified that 25 cet rnc NI cnr Something. Good, quested to call for them at the Union. They are ‘healthy as well as refreshHotel tonight, as the agents will leave. ing. Our Milk Shakes and Egg Lemonin the morning for the Ridge and will] ade are fine. Try one at Union Fruit not return till Saturday, Store. ji5-lw ReReRRIREN cared ace, ‘fe, zs 5 £ ime Ce os fH. OE NOUNG, onicle and: , sabi of ame BROWN.-do-GALKING-—Gentlemen: -I-inbt and A. W. Quick, of Grass V. al TRaNscrirr, the artists and all.’con-. >>> . . vy . \ sate ‘tee, but the California delegation: recommend Hen De ae for the place. Sa pol euts . . Beer you watit the best. id ards ap It’s ses vet RE ve eos VOLE. The : Cash Grocer, Coitebelid fies) ant. «tet sh : ae Nevada sh FURTURE « on = Febagth sath ai f aoa Sb ais hed . if t the very, {atest se the best wor mie at such’ Cerne 3 f over , , rn Serre by fre ah be Now a Word about C each: . T have demonstrated that the pans system, of doing business is ‘better for all eommarnbd:. EEE Ry James Kinkead’s. al Serge ves on ommercial Street. : ae PEO a CITIZENS’ BANK. Wenaticees . auseutesnsnenassieminsnseaniiooe P.G.SCADDEN,. gp pea . ‘Conime ta street 3 ean aR VOR) ta waeteetinn 2 bin ear a 5 Groceries, Provisions, ah ethene litaanenc iene ae ‘A Concise Dol H.S. Reix in town. Chas EB: U Valley toda: R. C. Wal Valley toda: L. Wi Ey San Juan to D. M. Bet here last ev G. A. Wolk: the latest a1 Dr. A. Ley here spend W. B. Jon ing in the si T. MeCul down, front Mrs. ‘A. yesterday t H. ©. Mor down last 6 Francisco. Mrs. M.:G rived here I Washingtor 8. K. Wik through tov to San Frat Mrs. Johi rived here zona, after : ‘Ban Francit J. C.Wood Miss, Holle Jobn Chish wife, all of morning. . of the East _ STOPPED fie, Otticers We “Two stra: give an exh building c National H to possess people and the strang: der the ix told to gaz eyes while quickly ov Tn a few m be under t tend his ar this positic operator cl at least so boy appal hand or di ordered hi fee was chi the only's show was { der Sheri entered a . ings. Soo ell appear stop exper him that. tions to gi the Marsh exhibition The met bition was the hypno view of in cal fraterhetween — ~ Sim at on ‘mininatio your eyes