June 16, 1897 (4 pages)

id Gluitounts Z 3 Plaintit ; pies ne sate eye e . is diens, and, id Cause, U fail to ap~ ° int as above apply w the in thé Com1 of the said Of Nevada, day of May, REANY, Clerk. ¥, Attorneys m8-2m, ee NG COMPA ace of busiCal, Loca. istrict, Ne+ Meeting of tie 18th day (7) of -shree on the cap‘able imniefice, Golden: ° : acsissment. toty day of d adycrtised leas pay ment, ou duly sd, assinent, tobnd expenses. Proprietors and Cigars ecialty. your visit a (stand, Main 1 Shoes y Done. x RLOOD )as you can Shoes made NN, Restaurant ity, Cal. it Law. [E COURTS. ( Senha ieslierntps bse eray aH Cane BARE ay Highwaymen Rob a Store, Thon. Treat Thaler Victims in-a Saloon, . , We forward to this official a slesabae sikicent in order that the adisco the dy may ‘be niade ‘with’ the We would ‘ated be ‘pieeet thiteen yea : submit to the Department any special difficulties and questions which may oécur in the discharge of your duties im road matters, and your views as to the best of conforming to the: existing laws and of correcting their incongruities and defects, This information will he published as a guide to other counties, so that each. Board may _ Shave the advantage of<com its experience with that of other This information will aleo guide the Department in its recommendations to the Legislature. ! Upon such matters as the: Department may be able to advise you, particularly the engineering problems connected with economic road loca-. tion, construction and maintenance, the law makes it our duty to aid you. It will afford the Commissioners pleasure to perform these duties whenever it shall be agreeable to your Honorable Board, One or more members of es Lt visit nN ediee will ba yoni to the cout of-. ficials and to the public throdigh the ‘local press. Assuring you of our earnest efforts in Speer of good roads, we remain: Respectfally, : Marspen Manson, President. A. L, Henny, Secretary. Party at Gold Fiat. A number of the young friends of Mise Mabel Vail. of Gold Fiat tendered her a pleasant party.last night. The usual games and other dmusements were indulged in-and a delightful time was had by all. Those present were: Misses May. Moore, Ada Christoe, Nellie ‘Hooper, Nellie Perryman, ' Priscilla Harper, Bessie Waters, Maude Vail, Eliza Jennie Tredinnick, Mabel Truan, Lizzi Nivens, Mabel Vail, Hattie Vail. Fred Sandow, Alton Perryman, Samyel Harper, John Foss, Joe Tredinnick, Joe Richards, Alfred Renfree, Fred Tredinnick, Thomas Moore, Steve Harper. Thies afternoon George ‘Sanders of Washington, who has a broken ankle, while walking on Broad street in front of Leiben's fruit store, twisted the injured ankle, the pain causing him to faint. He fell to the sidewalk, his head striking the curbing and sustaining a severe gash. Sanders was carried to nine ‘ Vintow’s drug store, where Dr. Hunt sewed up the wound. The Shiois. The schools will adjourn. at noon tomorrow in order to allow the children to goto the picnic. On account of having considerable work to make up the High School and 7th grade will convene an hour earlier, the first bell ringing at 7:20: o'clock and the last at 8. The first and last bells for the peters i wit, ene at the usual Superior Court. 90 cc cae ved nine wiMlen resting’ today, Judge F. T. Nilon A Brutal Crime Committed Near St. Louis Last Night, on’ Special to the Darny Transonrirr, Butler Found Guilty. Sypnzy, New South Wales, June 16, ‘The trial of Frank Butler for the murder of Capt. Lee Weller ended today. by the jury finding him guilty as charged. The defense was Weller committed suicide. When Butler was returned to his cell afterthe verdict he attempt.ed to commit . suicide by cutting his throat with a piece of tin. He fonght his keepers like a manisc, and they had to ee ine papas Wasamaron, Ja une 16.—The Hawaiian Commissioners and Secretary Sherman’ signéd the Hawaiian treaty at 9:20 o'clock this morning, and at 3:45 p, m. it was sent to the Senate. By its terms the Provisional Government of the Island cedes all rights of sovereignty, the Islands to become a territory of the United States, which comes into possession of all public property and is to assume not over $4,000,000 of debts. AIL revenue from the sale of land is to be used in the Islands for educational and other public purposes. Local laws are to be passed by a local legislature subject to approval by Congress. The present laws and treaties in effect are to continue to govern pending Congressional action. The Japanese Government today filed a protest, on the ground that the treaty promises to bring about a breach of the treaty. relations of Hawaii and Japan. When the treaty reached the Senate it created much discussion, Senator Perkins opposed ratifying it before the December term, till it was known the Japanese Government had protested, when he and all others opposed to immediate action withdrew their objections. It will probably be passed with-~’ out a dissenting vote. Hot Stuff in Chicago. Cuicaco, June 16.—Yesterday was the hottest day of the season, the Government thermometer registering 90 degrees at noon. The thermometers on the street show it to be from two to five degrees hotter. There is.no. prospect of relief in sight and the hot weather which extends all over the west and as far east as the Alleghany mountains is liable to’ continue for some time. ‘ Striking Sailors. Boston, Jane 16th—The number of . sailors out on a strike ‘at apes port for Killed ui rl an £23 costa ay i i ihr Feat poaket 60) a ‘aie, out a alive bat very wage Terrible Storm in ip Great Britain, © Lonpon, Jone 16.—Northern England and Southern Scotland have’ been. swept by heavy gales. The suburbs of Glasgow and surrounding country are flooded and the railroads are submerged. ‘A terrible storm swept over Liverpool. Nelson’s flagship, which; has been touring the coast as a show ship, is ashore and is believed to be ~ ‘Andacions Robbers, _Beaseron, Wra Jane: 16.— At 9 at Fort Bridger. They overpowered Joseph Guild and his wife and clerk, and stole $600 including the postoffice money. They then marched ‘the Guilds over to the village saloon, and at the point 6f revolvers compelled them to take a drink. They mounted their horses and'rode towards Oarter’s Sta-. tion. Sheriff Ward and a posse are in ‘hot pursuit, The robbers are supposed to belong to the Cassidy gang. GRASS VALLEY GLEANINGS The News of Today as Told Over the Telephone. ; Valley; in addition to the Marshal and two Constables, they will be stumbling over each other, Department have been interviewed by Ohief Engineer Clinch and the sentiment is against the holding of a Firemen’s tournament on the Fourth of Jualy,.On June 25th Grass Valley Conclave will celebrate their anniversary by a social time. The Corkers. of Sacramento will ‘be here next Sunday to play the Monarches, ~ The coneert given by the Delta Upsilon Quartette last night was well attended, a fine and select audience being present, All were well pleased with the choice prugram ‘rendered by the young gentlemen. RAC Sears SATE They Are Marching On. The Grand Army is dying out at the rate of 100 a day. Every 15 minutes of the 24 hours, of late, the final tap sounds for someone who wore the blue. Every year puts under the 80d more soldiers than there arg enlisted men army. Time is carrying them off faster in the nineties than the bullets did in the sixties.” The war lasted four years toa month. In these four years’ 64,000 men fell in battle on the Union side. Vancouver, B. 0, Jane 15.—A mos on accoul and \dentiedby: Collie who is Ral . icned the state a ‘Ghas. Guild & Sone . Union : With four policemen in Grass: A majority of mémbers of the Fire’ But now between, 85,000 and 40,000’ die . yAl° 9 Scre8 : Ss Fee neateny St Bokees oem auncenting (ine, of Wane ee w. WAGGONER, ming up the hill banded it to. an he fan ct arrived here last: of Pleasant Ridge, ware hare yesterday on’a visit. . . Q. H. Rennie and H, W. Ffiediand, of San Francisco, arrived’ bers on. last: evening's train. FL. ewatl; « aeaaent at the State practical mining, © Captain D. 8. Donohue of Washing. ton arrived here on last: evening's train ‘on his way home. Honry.German came over from North San Juan beni yea ed on the “Miss Laura Bugington be Ontciand is B. B. Coleman of ide ai hans been here spending a few days, left this morning for Marysville. ‘Thomas Dillon, formerly of this city, -but who is now superintending a mine in Amador county, is 8: be married the last of this month. f George C. Calett, wite and son, of San Francisco, Miss Julia O'Leary and 4Walter Noonan of Sacramento, arrived here last evening on their way to Graniteville to visit P. 8. Waldron. and family. ‘ ce nema enna Advertised tised Letters. ‘The following is a list isa list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, June 16th: Craze, H. ‘ Casey, ya Griffiths ey J, He’ Hal; pe oa Martha, Manuel 8. Pown! Edith Benedetto, Ventein Griffith, Robert J. ff not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J, E. CARR. Postmaster. Ranch For Sale: THREE MILES FE FROM TOWN. and officers in the whole United States. Ere . seeahales Seah A Great Bargain: hina mlsaierassagehmcnnted nde "Upper West Brond Street. nt ane and en ena B eae University, is here. taking . a course of . We oaty al the Fog oa brands of ‘case goods and . MeBrayer’s’ Omparproox whisky, gee finest made in America, at the “Ow. Satoon.” —ji-tf. Go to “Tur Own,” corner Commercial and Pine streets, near the Court House, tor sharp, cool steam beer at Bb cents a ) }glass or any plain or mixed drink at 10 cents. .¢ jl-iw A dispatch was received from Sweet: ‘and this morning stating that the baseball club of that place would be here tomorrow to play with the A.B: Wolfs at the picnic. Richard Veal, formerly leader of the. lst Regiment Band in Montana, but who is now living at Sierra City, will come here soon and take the leader-ship-of the Independent Band. : Walter and. J. Hirsch, of ‘the Oapital Oity Wheelmen of Sacramento, will i pee in the aged races at person. guesses the missing word} he gets $1000. Wouldn’t you like to be that one? If ten people guess it they get $100 each, Wouldn't you like to, be onc of the ten? Rules of contest are published ip our large advertigement about the first middle ol each ape ec 49 0th LUMBER. Fancy Beaded Ceiling . Moulded Casings Jointed Finish StepOur i Senos Mendocino ¢ For’ ping. Humboldt . ’ Redwood and Pine Rustic *Fine Otegon Pine,. Yellow Pine and Spruce Floor: ing , The Best Assorted Stock/in the State to Select From. MILL AND MINING TIMBERS fis A Specialty. oD THE TOWLE BROS. CO. Telephone No. Si. Notice to Creditors. ieee slele is seab ghana the Suared<l Natural Wood Finish Orig ke ge elai iE herb some, bate bir thom vouchers within: f ea ee the rat publication of oF this the said aa, Ford Bin sng a oe law Paget an sae a place f for ant Se eenann, of the Ee a the P oe tate of Henry tre= -. wiisanen erate Ai W. D. LONG, . Attorney’ and’ Counselor +t Law, =i tai one Their father: was rushing’ after ‘theth, but when he saw them shake theit manes and proceed town-ward he con1 . cluded they were unhurt and returned. danger cok Topctag, Ma Oh . ‘ pra algal for ag tor. a tree, B. ‘but there was none. Lizzie acknowl8 edged looking over her shoulder ahd . he seeing a steer with immense horns al }tmost on to. her, It was @ very narrow esvape and eye witnesses drew a long breath when it was over. The young ladies made a splendid record as sprinters. Not Only. in the West. It is fiot only in the West that funtiy things are done, In New York a man was convicted for singing and beating ‘a tambourine’ after midnight. A week later: Sharkey and Maher were--discharged as they had not broken the law. ‘Let two men act as they did on the streets of San Francisco or Oakjand and see the result. Will Fight. A law of Utah requires the owners of mines before June: 10th of each year to make sworn statements of the product of their mines upon which a tax) is collected, There has. been renewed opposition to the law enacted lately, Hl and itis: meen: casita aan ‘against it,’ if onan would: involve a large out. lay, bat: notwithstanding the latter $} is the more expensive the company haa decided to ran a drain tunuel, believing that to be the best thing to do under the circumstances, ” ‘The tannel will start from Deer creek below the Providence mine, and will be 8200 feet long. It is estithated that it . will cost $25,000 and will/require a year or more to put it through. This. will tap the mine 400 or 500 feet below the ‘surface and will drain it thoroughly, as the great flow of water comes in on the 400 level, A-survey for the tannel is being made and worl on it will begin shortly. Shaded all In tam Hidden ‘Treasure drift mine, im Placer county, California, the main tunnel is now over 6000 feet in length, and with horse power it is difficult to handle the gravel fast enough. Harold Power, the ‘ snperintendent, is arranging to construct an electric plant to ran the cars-in the mine, light it, and also run blowers, etc. Do You Want . a Good Drink? . . Then Try PARN ELL'S ht “CYRUS NOBLE,” * ah . joe is cas. aed ig’ irke’s Griahies, Ee Rareat “ drink eufficient to Shee oe you FPREL “ THE RECEPTION,” Vel. No 42144, Commercial Street Sanne. suetiationes ———— * x * Jc EH ORD OE KKpt 17103 * % * riiceen nant Leinuteecintatnk al Woke FOURTH + iciteiaiedaialatehe tx * * NA RRESERETR ERS « * x ber uripntamcicing 4 118907 . 8 indices ita dale Aediad ‘OF + JULY WW ASEIING TOM As Independence Day falls on Sunday, it will be celebrated at Washington on Saturday, July 3d, ’97. { FIREWORKS, EXERCISES, GAMES AND RACES _ DURING THE DAY. : %@ GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING. #% Come and Enjoy Yourself, A Hearty Welcome to all. THOS. P, REDMAYNE, Chairman Committee of Arrangement Whey 8. hoo hoc states . FIRST. ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE Glenbrook Park Association pace IY "Ue Glenbrook Park, Thursday, June 17, 1897. Wheelbarrow Race Bicycle Race Saddle Race ne . Stockholders’ Buggy Race Foot. Race Donkey Race Sackholier: Foot Race Buggy Race, owners to ors GAMES FOR BOYS. Climbing Greased Pole. Storming Bunker Hill GAMES FOR LADIES. Driving Nail in. n-Plank. Throwing Plank Admission to Park and rund i ticket. on R. Re 9 cts. Gate Rate -& as ¥. , we For Musie (15 pieces and Caller), Bar,’ Lunch Ciuene:Cream and Putt Stand and other privileges will be. received lormasicuamus AnD VEER ome, jat the Secretara’s office on bia di uae. baal

id Gluitounts Z 3 Plaintit ; pies ne sate eye e . is diens, and, id Cause, U fail to ap~ ° int as above apply w the in thé Com1 of the said Of Nevada, day of May, REANY, Clerk. ¥, Attorneys m8-2m, ee NG COMPA ace of busiCal, Loca. istrict, Ne+ Meeting of tie 18th day (7) of -shree on the cap‘able imniefice, Golden: ° : acsissment. toty day of d adycrtised leas pay ment, ou duly sd, assinent, tobnd expenses. Proprietors and Cigars ecialty. your visit a (stand, Main 1 Shoes y Done. x RLOOD )as you can Shoes made NN, Restaurant ity, Cal. it Law. [E COURTS. ( Senha ieslierntps bse eray aH Cane BARE ay Highwaymen Rob a Store, Thon. Treat Thaler Victims in-a Saloon, . , We forward to this official a slesabae sikicent in order that the adisco the dy may ‘be niade ‘with’ the We would ‘ated be ‘pieeet thiteen yea : submit to the Department any special difficulties and questions which may oécur in the discharge of your duties im road matters, and your views as to the best of conforming to the: existing laws and of correcting their incongruities and defects, This information will he published as a guide to other counties, so that each. Board may _ Shave the advantage of<com its experience with that of other This information will aleo guide the Department in its recommendations to the Legislature. ! Upon such matters as the: Department may be able to advise you, particularly the engineering problems connected with economic road loca-. tion, construction and maintenance, the law makes it our duty to aid you. It will afford the Commissioners pleasure to perform these duties whenever it shall be agreeable to your Honorable Board, One or more members of es Lt visit nN ediee will ba yoni to the cout of-. ficials and to the public throdigh the ‘local press. Assuring you of our earnest efforts in Speer of good roads, we remain: Respectfally, : Marspen Manson, President. A. L, Henny, Secretary. Party at Gold Fiat. A number of the young friends of Mise Mabel Vail. of Gold Fiat tendered her a pleasant party.last night. The usual games and other dmusements were indulged in-and a delightful time was had by all. Those present were: Misses May. Moore, Ada Christoe, Nellie ‘Hooper, Nellie Perryman, ' Priscilla Harper, Bessie Waters, Maude Vail, Eliza Jennie Tredinnick, Mabel Truan, Lizzi Nivens, Mabel Vail, Hattie Vail. Fred Sandow, Alton Perryman, Samyel Harper, John Foss, Joe Tredinnick, Joe Richards, Alfred Renfree, Fred Tredinnick, Thomas Moore, Steve Harper. Thies afternoon George ‘Sanders of Washington, who has a broken ankle, while walking on Broad street in front of Leiben's fruit store, twisted the injured ankle, the pain causing him to faint. He fell to the sidewalk, his head striking the curbing and sustaining a severe gash. Sanders was carried to nine ‘ Vintow’s drug store, where Dr. Hunt sewed up the wound. The Shiois. The schools will adjourn. at noon tomorrow in order to allow the children to goto the picnic. On account of having considerable work to make up the High School and 7th grade will convene an hour earlier, the first bell ringing at 7:20: o'clock and the last at 8. The first and last bells for the peters i wit, ene at the usual Superior Court. 90 cc cae ved nine wiMlen resting’ today, Judge F. T. Nilon A Brutal Crime Committed Near St. Louis Last Night, on’ Special to the Darny Transonrirr, Butler Found Guilty. Sypnzy, New South Wales, June 16, ‘The trial of Frank Butler for the murder of Capt. Lee Weller ended today. by the jury finding him guilty as charged. The defense was Weller committed suicide. When Butler was returned to his cell afterthe verdict he attempt.ed to commit . suicide by cutting his throat with a piece of tin. He fonght his keepers like a manisc, and they had to ee ine papas Wasamaron, Ja une 16.—The Hawaiian Commissioners and Secretary Sherman’ signéd the Hawaiian treaty at 9:20 o'clock this morning, and at 3:45 p, m. it was sent to the Senate. By its terms the Provisional Government of the Island cedes all rights of sovereignty, the Islands to become a territory of the United States, which comes into possession of all public property and is to assume not over $4,000,000 of debts. AIL revenue from the sale of land is to be used in the Islands for educational and other public purposes. Local laws are to be passed by a local legislature subject to approval by Congress. The present laws and treaties in effect are to continue to govern pending Congressional action. The Japanese Government today filed a protest, on the ground that the treaty promises to bring about a breach of the treaty. relations of Hawaii and Japan. When the treaty reached the Senate it created much discussion, Senator Perkins opposed ratifying it before the December term, till it was known the Japanese Government had protested, when he and all others opposed to immediate action withdrew their objections. It will probably be passed with-~’ out a dissenting vote. Hot Stuff in Chicago. Cuicaco, June 16.—Yesterday was the hottest day of the season, the Government thermometer registering 90 degrees at noon. The thermometers on the street show it to be from two to five degrees hotter. There is.no. prospect of relief in sight and the hot weather which extends all over the west and as far east as the Alleghany mountains is liable to’ continue for some time. ‘ Striking Sailors. Boston, Jane 16th—The number of . sailors out on a strike ‘at apes port for Killed ui rl an £23 costa ay i i ihr Feat poaket 60) a ‘aie, out a alive bat very wage Terrible Storm in ip Great Britain, © Lonpon, Jone 16.—Northern England and Southern Scotland have’ been. swept by heavy gales. The suburbs of Glasgow and surrounding country are flooded and the railroads are submerged. ‘A terrible storm swept over Liverpool. Nelson’s flagship, which; has been touring the coast as a show ship, is ashore and is believed to be ~ ‘Andacions Robbers, _Beaseron, Wra Jane: 16.— At 9 at Fort Bridger. They overpowered Joseph Guild and his wife and clerk, and stole $600 including the postoffice money. They then marched ‘the Guilds over to the village saloon, and at the point 6f revolvers compelled them to take a drink. They mounted their horses and'rode towards Oarter’s Sta-. tion. Sheriff Ward and a posse are in ‘hot pursuit, The robbers are supposed to belong to the Cassidy gang. GRASS VALLEY GLEANINGS The News of Today as Told Over the Telephone. ; Valley; in addition to the Marshal and two Constables, they will be stumbling over each other, Department have been interviewed by Ohief Engineer Clinch and the sentiment is against the holding of a Firemen’s tournament on the Fourth of Jualy,.On June 25th Grass Valley Conclave will celebrate their anniversary by a social time. The Corkers. of Sacramento will ‘be here next Sunday to play the Monarches, ~ The coneert given by the Delta Upsilon Quartette last night was well attended, a fine and select audience being present, All were well pleased with the choice prugram ‘rendered by the young gentlemen. RAC Sears SATE They Are Marching On. The Grand Army is dying out at the rate of 100 a day. Every 15 minutes of the 24 hours, of late, the final tap sounds for someone who wore the blue. Every year puts under the 80d more soldiers than there arg enlisted men army. Time is carrying them off faster in the nineties than the bullets did in the sixties.” The war lasted four years toa month. In these four years’ 64,000 men fell in battle on the Union side. Vancouver, B. 0, Jane 15.—A mos on accoul and \dentiedby: Collie who is Ral . icned the state a ‘Ghas. Guild & Sone . Union : With four policemen in Grass: A majority of mémbers of the Fire’ But now between, 85,000 and 40,000’ die . yAl° 9 Scre8 : Ss Fee neateny St Bokees oem auncenting (ine, of Wane ee w. WAGGONER, ming up the hill banded it to. an he fan ct arrived here last: of Pleasant Ridge, ware hare yesterday on’a visit. . .

Q. H. Rennie and H, W. Ffiediand, of San Francisco, arrived’ bers on. last: evening's train. FL. ewatl; « aeaaent at the State practical mining, © Captain D. 8. Donohue of Washing. ton arrived here on last: evening's train ‘on his way home. Honry.German came over from North San Juan beni yea ed on the “Miss Laura Bugington be Ontciand is B. B. Coleman of ide ai hans been here spending a few days, left this morning for Marysville. ‘Thomas Dillon, formerly of this city, -but who is now superintending a mine in Amador county, is 8: be married the last of this month. f George C. Calett, wite and son, of San Francisco, Miss Julia O'Leary and 4Walter Noonan of Sacramento, arrived here last evening on their way to Graniteville to visit P. 8. Waldron. and family. ‘ ce nema enna Advertised tised Letters. ‘The following is a list isa list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, June 16th: Craze, H. ‘ Casey, ya Griffiths ey J, He’ Hal; pe oa Martha, Manuel 8. Pown! Edith Benedetto, Ventein Griffith, Robert J. ff not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J, E. CARR. Postmaster. Ranch For Sale: THREE MILES FE FROM TOWN. and officers in the whole United States. Ere . seeahales Seah A Great Bargain: hina mlsaierassagehmcnnted nde "Upper West Brond Street. nt ane and en ena B eae University, is here. taking . a course of . We oaty al the Fog oa brands of ‘case goods and . MeBrayer’s’ Omparproox whisky, gee finest made in America, at the “Ow. Satoon.” —ji-tf. Go to “Tur Own,” corner Commercial and Pine streets, near the Court House, tor sharp, cool steam beer at Bb cents a ) }glass or any plain or mixed drink at 10 cents. .¢ jl-iw A dispatch was received from Sweet: ‘and this morning stating that the baseball club of that place would be here tomorrow to play with the A.B: Wolfs at the picnic. Richard Veal, formerly leader of the. lst Regiment Band in Montana, but who is now living at Sierra City, will come here soon and take the leader-ship-of the Independent Band. : Walter and. J. Hirsch, of ‘the Oapital Oity Wheelmen of Sacramento, will i pee in the aged races at person. guesses the missing word} he gets $1000. Wouldn’t you like to be that one? If ten people guess it they get $100 each, Wouldn't you like to, be onc of the ten? Rules of contest are published ip our large advertigement about the first middle ol each ape ec 49 0th LUMBER. Fancy Beaded Ceiling . Moulded Casings Jointed Finish StepOur i Senos Mendocino ¢ For’ ping. Humboldt . ’ Redwood and Pine Rustic *Fine Otegon Pine,. Yellow Pine and Spruce Floor: ing , The Best Assorted Stock/in the State to Select From. MILL AND MINING TIMBERS fis A Specialty. oD THE TOWLE BROS. CO. Telephone No. Si. Notice to Creditors. ieee slele is seab ghana the Suared<l Natural Wood Finish Orig ke ge elai iE herb some, bate bir thom vouchers within: f ea ee the rat publication of oF this the said aa, Ford Bin sng a oe law Paget an sae a place f for ant Se eenann, of the Ee a the P oe tate of Henry tre= -. wiisanen erate Ai W. D. LONG, . Attorney’ and’ Counselor +t Law, =i tai one Their father: was rushing’ after ‘theth, but when he saw them shake theit manes and proceed town-ward he con1 . cluded they were unhurt and returned. danger cok Topctag, Ma Oh . ‘ pra algal for ag tor. a tree, B. ‘but there was none. Lizzie acknowl8 edged looking over her shoulder ahd . he seeing a steer with immense horns al }tmost on to. her, It was @ very narrow esvape and eye witnesses drew a long breath when it was over. The young ladies made a splendid record as sprinters. Not Only. in the West. It is fiot only in the West that funtiy things are done, In New York a man was convicted for singing and beating ‘a tambourine’ after midnight. A week later: Sharkey and Maher were--discharged as they had not broken the law. ‘Let two men act as they did on the streets of San Francisco or Oakjand and see the result. Will Fight. A law of Utah requires the owners of mines before June: 10th of each year to make sworn statements of the product of their mines upon which a tax) is collected, There has. been renewed opposition to the law enacted lately, Hl and itis: meen: casita aan ‘against it,’ if onan would: involve a large out. lay, bat: notwithstanding the latter $} is the more expensive the company haa decided to ran a drain tunuel, believing that to be the best thing to do under the circumstances, ” ‘The tannel will start from Deer creek below the Providence mine, and will be 8200 feet long. It is estithated that it . will cost $25,000 and will/require a year or more to put it through. This. will tap the mine 400 or 500 feet below the ‘surface and will drain it thoroughly, as the great flow of water comes in on the 400 level, A-survey for the tannel is being made and worl on it will begin shortly. Shaded all In tam Hidden ‘Treasure drift mine, im Placer county, California, the main tunnel is now over 6000 feet in length, and with horse power it is difficult to handle the gravel fast enough. Harold Power, the ‘ snperintendent, is arranging to construct an electric plant to ran the cars-in the mine, light it, and also run blowers, etc. Do You Want . a Good Drink? . . Then Try PARN ELL'S ht “CYRUS NOBLE,” * ah . joe is cas. aed ig’ irke’s Griahies, Ee Rareat “ drink eufficient to Shee oe you FPREL “ THE RECEPTION,” Vel. No 42144, Commercial Street Sanne. suetiationes ———— * x * Jc EH ORD OE KKpt 17103 * % * riiceen nant Leinuteecintatnk al Woke FOURTH + iciteiaiedaialatehe tx * * NA RRESERETR ERS « * x ber uripntamcicing 4 118907 . 8 indices ita dale Aediad ‘OF + JULY WW ASEIING TOM As Independence Day falls on Sunday, it will be celebrated at Washington on Saturday, July 3d, ’97. { FIREWORKS, EXERCISES, GAMES AND RACES _ DURING THE DAY. : %@ GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING. #% Come and Enjoy Yourself, A Hearty Welcome to all. THOS. P, REDMAYNE, Chairman Committee of Arrangement Whey 8. hoo hoc states . FIRST. ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE Glenbrook Park Association pace IY "Ue Glenbrook Park, Thursday, June 17, 1897. Wheelbarrow Race Bicycle Race Saddle Race ne . Stockholders’ Buggy Race Foot. Race Donkey Race Sackholier: Foot Race Buggy Race, owners to ors GAMES FOR BOYS. Climbing Greased Pole. Storming Bunker Hill GAMES FOR LADIES. Driving Nail in. n-Plank. Throwing Plank Admission to Park and rund i ticket. on R. Re 9 cts. Gate Rate -& as ¥. , we For Musie (15 pieces and Caller), Bar,’ Lunch Ciuene:Cream and Putt Stand and other privileges will be. received lormasicuamus AnD VEER ome, jat the Secretara’s office on bia di uae. baal