June 19, 1899 (4 pages)

BROAD Authoi paid uy --Undivi TR =u. P his 4.0T At ’ A.M j New’ he. ee da, $93; Alsc’) the fF, Euro}. ni rar 2 tililens. Dipagees 15 8 & Ban. tn ero RABIN a AS RII RRC? bintaee ner eee ee ae bli hed ovate evening except Secndays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, L. 8. CALKING. MONDAY.,..+<-JUNE 19, 1899. fy BRIEF MERTION. Minor Notes and ; Comments of Local Interest. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Dr. Wagner, physician\and surgeon. . Jr., of this city. Eastern pickled pork and pigs feet at J. J. Jackson’s. tf House and lot for sale. Enquire of George C. Gaylord. m6-tf White washable veils 25 cents—at the Racket Store. tf Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best. : tf « John Keir's Pure Vermont Maple Sugar, in 10Ib cans, at George C. Gaylord & Son’s. . : tf Smoke the Fadden cigar. They are made by a Fadden and sold by a Fadden at the Gilt Edge Saloon. js-tf The well-know Phelan Sisters restaurant on Commercial street is offered for sale at a bargain. Charles P. Loughridge will this week move into his new house on Sacramento street. The opening party at the Central House Saturday night was much enjoyed by those who attended. Workmen were engaged today repairing a break in the water main in front of the Grotto saloon on Main street. E. Bates was brought to the county jail Saturday night to serve thirty days for stealing two gold rings from Mary Doe, a resident of Jibboom street, Truckee. ‘ Twenty-five members of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W. went to Grass Valley yesterday to attend the funeral of the late Joseph Dutfy of Quartz Parlor. A young son of William Browning was helping his father pitch wood from a wagon Saturday afternoon and accidentally the youngster fell from the wagon and bad his left arm fractured below the elbow. town. went to Lake Taboe yesterday. PERSONAL POINTERS. [OUR NORTHERN NRIGHBORS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old) Newsy Items Gathered From Saturday's and Young. Downieville Messenger. A. S. Bigelow of Columbia Hil¥is in : Last Wednesday evening thie blacksmith shop at the Craycroft mine was Mr.and. Mrs. G, M. Sayles arrived . entirely.destroyed by. fire. here today from Forest. “ tr bcs bebe co have been . s arriving on time lately, the roads now K.M, Preston ‘and “tis<senMy ere being in excellent condition. : : Mr. and Mrs. William York celeJames P. Rich of Oakland is here on}brated the 38th anniversary of their mining business. < _ . marriage at their residence last SaturP . day evening: Me, 9crd Mire, We Powe ot Pate A. R. Morrison and wife of Nevada burg, Pa., left on the noon train. _ City were here for several days this Miss Clara Montre of San Francisco . week.’ Morrison is representing a life is visiting her sister Mrs. T. Polmere}insarance company. ‘ At the Never Sweat mine last a 5 day Henry Meyer was looking throug Mrs. William Wasley of Grass Valley . the ground sluice and while so doing is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Vivian Ste-ppicked up a fine washed gold nugget vens of this city. ses weighed a fraction less than one . ] . _} pound, ; ee: Clement Schuster of ‘San Eres Since the Yuba Electric Power Comcisco arrived yesterday on a visit to} pany began operations near Dobbins, her sister, Mrs. Wm. G. Richards. Yuba county, that place has taken on Mrs. Jos. Fetz has retured to San}@ boom. Avotber stage will be run beFrancisco, after a’ visit here with F. tween Marysville and there after July ; < Ist. Zeitler and wife. Len Thompson of Nevada City has Messrs. M. L. and D. Marsh and Mr. re at cpg be Faget ab os: ‘ ‘Tbe sale o . Charles hotel a = pes gee Preston went to Lake Goodyear Bar, the property of the esaucherie ay. tate of the late Christina Fluke, was Mrs. Belle Douglass and Misses/ made last. week by Public AdministraNora McArthur and Amelia Hook have . tor John T. Boley, the purchaser being returned from Stockton where they August Straud of Sierra City. The : ’ . price paid was $655, The personal attended the Grand Parlor, N, D.G. W. property was recently sold for about W.R. Chadbourne, the Coloradoan . $60, who is connected with the Lindsay Jobn Bassett came near meeting with mine above Washington, went toSan}# very Serious accident, in the Pride PRES § mine. As it is he escaped with a Francisoo today.” ¥ couple of. dislocated fingers and a Miss Lizzie Nile of Alleghany, Sierra} bruised arm. He had taken the nozzle county, who has been ill’ with typhoid] of the hose off to remove some bark “You Try It. If Shiloh’s Congh and Consumption . RIGHTBEN 10 BLEVEN. . A i a ; Masonic Meeting. ; “A called meeting of Nevada Lodge, Cure, which is sold for the small price} No, 18, F. & A.M, will be held at MaThe Turtles From San Juan Lay the. of 25 cts, 50 cts. and $1.00, does not sonic Hall in this city, Wednesday, ,cure take the bottle back and we will’ June 21, 1899, at 7:30 p. m. Seaweeds Low. . refund your money. Sold for Over . the third degree, : . fifty years on this guarantee. Price _ Atthe old rifle grounds yesterday . i the Seaweeds of this city were brought . ots, and 50 ots. For sale by H Dicker } ap with a round turn in their victori. man, the druggist. md ous career by the aggregation of base-, oi . ball players from North San Juan) For Rent. known as the Turtles. The latter were Work in j19-2t ee Attention Firemen. Nevada City Fire Department ~is -Tequested to meet at Pennsylvania EnThe vacant’store room in the Trangine Company’s Hall on Monday evenreinforced by two of the crackerjack . script Block is offered for rent, In. ing, June 19,to consider invitation to Colts—Ed Harry on ist and Jack Lamquire of Fred E. Brown. mon, ou 2nd while for the losers Spargo., ey ge aig was substituted for O’Connor on third . The Only One. base and until the last two innings . The only Gilt Edge saloon in town is wate Geer A am tg Sis ase the ‘ on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, ; : j by Lammon Bros., where the fa-. first thing he did was to bat out the 2 \ only home run of the day. The San) mous Fadden cigar is sold. jl0-1w Juans had vee er epee a 8 eeaceecen slugged both Si ooper. ani uyas Richards out of the box, after which Toni ht Spargo went in and held them down [¥] ! fairly. J. Hooper caught for the trio! ; and be caught well. The visitors had. Treadwell and Davis: behind the bat, and Ed German who was their pitcher dealt out a Mapas op eg ans Ssaaite and drops that kept the county seat). a youngsters guessing. In the early part Hood e-) Pills of the game the ridgeites pounded out! eight runs in a single inning and they . kept sy thr pes i Pg on hex tt gestive organs will be regulated and pea wea ng Se . » -you will be bright, active and ready closely, which facts account in a meas. pratt ac ; : ure for the big scores made. Joe. for any kind of work. This has . If your liver is out-of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heartburn, or Constipation, take a dose of On retiring, and tomorrow your diJones, the veteran, cricketer, was um. ait Te eteice Sees es pire and proved 8 satisfactory on for . __ sold by all medicine dealers. 25 ota. . good ball players from time imme-) } . morial. Years ago Ray, Evans, Dab. neka and a number of others set the pace, and the generation now on the: d Ors scene appears to have inherited their . winning qualities. . MCIRCUMSTANCES ALTER cases.” In. Sealed proposals will be: re-. fever for some time at thie home of her . ¥¥ich had been lodged, there and was sister, Mrs. Richard Bennett of this . \ater was accidentally turned on, the city, is in a eritical condition. force breaking the nozzle and throwing . Ed. F. Bean, formerly of this city,. Jobhn a distance of forty feet into a cut. was injured a few days ago by” falling See eter hee Hapciee: ne wrenent into au old mining cut. Mr, Bean is] Mr. Copeland of the Gold Bluff mine managing a ranch at Yankee Jim’s}]has stationed his big Worthington Placer county. 5 it ' +4 i + > a sali . ew days, and bas & 50 pu Ina sma er ;, Charles Binakert; traveling repre-. one which will be used for sinking and sentative of the Enterprise Brewing . wili discharge its water into the tank Company of Sah Francisco, is in town. which supplies the big one. _As soon lookivg after his company’s interests. re the ase? is unwatered sinking will Miss Veda Gourley left this moruing. “ho North Fork mine at Forest for Sau Francisco, having received] which was receutly closed down, has news that her mother, who bas: been. resumed operations, a new company The fire department will-hold a meeting this evening at the hall of Penn‘sylvania Engine Company, No. 2, to take action regarding the Fourth of July celebration. Come and see the Guernsey rugs, fringed on both ends alike, patterns the same on both sides, a yard and a half long. Snell & Fleming sei] them ut a dollar apiece. jlo-tf A CLEVELAND ROMANCE. How Miss Josie Wilhelm of Grass Valley's Met Her Fate. Yesterday San Francisco Chronicle prints the pictures of Mr.and Mrs, Wm. A. Becker and gives the following story oftheir romantic meeting: : Early this year Mr. and Mrs.) L. C. Wilhelm, pioneer residents of Grass Valley, sent their handsome daughter, Miss Josephine Wilhelm, to Cleveland, U., to study under the master violinist, Jobann Beck. A few weeks ago she returped to California on a hopeymoon trip, the wife of William A. Becker, the pianist, easily the first in his native state and accredited throughout the Kast, where he has played extensively in concert, as one of the young American pianists and Gomposers who must be accorded a place among the very first. Mr. and Mrs. Becker were married Jast May in Chicago at the residence of the bride’s aunt. This interesting wedding followed a short and romantic courtship, which commenced~in Herr Beck’s studio. Becker called so fre* quently on his violinist friend that he could not help meeting the talented violiniste from Culifornia, and then there were difficult concertos to be played, and no one could accompauy half so sympathetically as the handsome young pianist. Ittook but.a few weeks for the inevitable conclusion of their short aefuaintance. Miss Wilhelm’s sister in Cleveland and her aunt in Chicago wrote letters of indorsement to the home folks in California, and there were all sorts of public indorsements of both the intégrity and attainments of the suitor, 90 the wedding was delayed just long enough for the mails to carry the tidings back and forth. For the past few years Miss Wilhelm has speut much of her time in San Francisco studying with Marquardt, so there are aS many congratulations in this city for Mr. and Mrs. Becker as in Grass Valley. They will probably remnain another month in California. Mr. Becker commenced his public career when he was but 16 years of age. He has been a pupil of Mason and Scbarwenka, aud is at present devoting most of his time to study, accepting but few engagements. He has a masterly technique and the temperament of-the honest artist. new house. quite sick for along time, was much headed by Frauk W. Page having taken hold of the property. A small force of 5 men have been put on and J. O. Jones Postmaster Rauch and R. P. Rossen. made superintendeht. The prospects are down from Relief Hill today. They . at this mine are loo«ing quite encourcame to meet Mrs. Rossen and children ' #8108. whohave been spending the last’ six os tikes oot ee pad + ae weeks in San Franciseo. about ten men employed. Fravk J. Zimmerman leaves tomor-. The two-year-old child. of David row for Placerville. He has been here} Miller was drowned in a creek near for five mouths past, being engaged Sattley last Saturday evening. for several weeks of that time in. the See vonstruction of Chas. P. Loughridge’s . Smoke the Fadden cigar, the best in Mr: Zimmerman will proown. Forsale only by Lammon Bros. bably return here aftera few weeks. worse. + eee in the act of tightening it on when the, pump at the No. 3 level within the last . cases of dys psia,nervousness, catarrh, . e1 ; ; 5 ae Sng cor gay ceived at the City Hall until Saturday, June 24th, camstances may be altered by purifying . and enriching oe blood with aed Sarsaparilla.; Try. it. . : j SY Aagreag. eS IES. 8 1899, at 8 p. mi, for trenching . i : sness, si : ; Rie pare ills cure biliousness, ‘and laying Water mains on Fae tie me Pcie Se . Lost Hill and Alexander St., "A Bargain. . in accordance~ with _specificaA-house and lot on Long street is tions on fil . offered for sale for $600. ‘The ofop-. file at the City Hall. -erty is in good condition and must be . sold at once. Inquire of Brown & . Morgan, real estate agents. tf ——__-+--+ 2690+ ‘By order of Board of ‘City Trustees. T. H. CARR, Clerk of Board. . Special Notice. . Seige hiciod All persons desiring to enter the . Restaurant For Sale. Pine Grove Cemetery with conveyances ‘The well-known Phelan Sisters Restaurant . will please procure the key from the’ on Commereial street, ls offered for sale at Superintendent, at the Nevada Oity'n-harenin: For papieulare tagaive ou the Undertaking Parlors. . premises < bie j10-1w. G. A. Gray, Supt. . : ————-$ e: _ French Tansy Waters. ¢ { B ll These are the genuine French Tansy ommencemen & a Wafers, imported direct from Paris. . Ladies can depend upon securing re-. lief from saa ty of—, Kanon regardless of cause, in w ° . Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, . . Francisco. For sale by W< D. Vinton. . UNDER THE AUSPICES OF . ' THE CLASS OF 1890 Mrs. Sarah Philbrick of San Francis. coarrived here Saturday evening and . ‘E22 CAL Leis elo Le eee is the guest of Mrs.Jobn 'T. Morgan. . ‘. Sbe used to live on the San Jaan ridge . . and will go up there this week for a} ¥ visit. John Davis of French Corral is iy her uncle. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rice of San Jose aud J. L. Thurber and wife and George Shuaser of Santa Cruz arrived here last night. The gentlemen are interested ina mining enterprise in Washington district and expect to go up there to take a look atit. Mr. Rice is master builder forthe Southern Pacific. SLE TS ey eae Sik Next Saturday’s Picnic. mm Pa ad LORK OF THE Wyk ae The annual picnic of the Glenbrook Park Association will be held Saturday next at the racetrack. The Association . ; has heretofore held its picuic on Bunker Hill Day (June 17th), but this year selected a later date in order that it might not interfere with the Grass Valley Miners’ Union pienic. A bulls-head }; breaktast will be given, and there will]; be gumes, dancing and other amusements. Following are the committees: Printing—Wm. Gittn, E. J. Rector; music—Wim. H. Martin, W. G. Richards; amusements—H J. Wright, J.J. Jackson, Geo. A. Legg; iuvitation— Board of Direetors; transportation— Geo. Fletcber, Geo. Muaiuhart, Henry Lane; privileges—F. Zeitler, E. J. Reetor, Geo, Mainbart;. ofticialse—Henry Lane; Special Committee to take charge of bull’s-head ~ breakfast—Chas = E. Clinch, Fred Zeitler, Henry Lane, J. J. Jackson, A.B. Wolf, P. G. Scadden, C. E. Malloy, W. E. Johnston, Geo. C. Gaylord & Son, W. G. Richards, Grissell Bros., C. J. Naffziger. + 2@ "> saiebies a = sad ere" 0 e® ‘eee Oe. acon eae aa reiae Ph, », Ce ee Bull’ aE a ar a cee i> .* For a good smoke try a Fadden cigar, made at Giff’s by a Fadden and sold only at Lammon’s Bros, . .38-tf ares te House For Reat. Pate. ws A five-room cottage, all renovated and repaired, situated on the lower Grass Valley road near Cooper's lumber yard. Rent $4.50 per month. Inquire at this offiee. jli-lw a ae = = eo. Glenbrook Park Association at Glenbrook Park, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 18009. Breaktast , . . . a Games, Dancing and other amusements. Further particulars later on. Bids for Bar, Ice Cream Stand and other privileges close Wednesday, June 23. Address WM. GIFFIN, Secretary. 2 . re Aiveit R LRTI NR Lo HAS. PEELED AI. . cheap. Inquire of Mrs. B. N. Shoecraft; Main —OF THE— NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL At Armory Hall i . . i . { 4 . ——ON—— on % . Friday Evening, , June 30, 1899. . } — . Music by Goyne's Orchestra. TICKETS, (admitting one couple), $1 00. . Ladies, each, 2 cents. CHICAGO BREWERY. : ig ISRAEL HOSKIN, Prop’r. The punblic are Farprctfatly informed that I am now BREW THE BEST BEER that has ever been turned out in Nevada City. Supplied in 5,10 and 15 gallon kegs at the old price. All beer delivered free to old and new customers. Give me a trial. Spring Street, Nevada City. Hot Weather" and Cold Drinks Go together, If you would relish a Hieronimus’ or Gehrig's Steam Beer . . in Nevada City, curetatty kept, and drawn . Cold and Sharp, drop into the Corner and . and be refreshed. There'you will also find . GOOD LIQUORS and Cigars. A. KESER, lass of rewed City. Furniture For Sale, Household furniture almost new, for sale perect. jl7 iw. ti All kinds of SHIRTS. ‘ The celebrated som. The best fitting shirt made, All phe man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisements. Some peopl ‘3 It may be, Lut it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and holds did ones. Our! Motto is : Your money back if your purchase proves. unsatisfactory. Return it aud get your money—you shall have it withcut a word of argument and we wil . consider deception an art. be good friends just the same. NECKWEAR We carryfall,the latest styles patterns—Puffs, Imperials, Tecks , Clubs, Bow and Four-in-Hand. GOhe One Price “3 tore p : MONARCH. With long bosom, short bosom or colored boFrom 75 cts. to $1.50. Confidential to the’ People Who Wear Clothing. Particularly those who Think of Buying. sizes UN DERWEAR. . Has No Terrors: All kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather. "AER TATA ORS YD Pe ae {Hot Weather: ‘Light Weight TO THOSE iP WHO HAVE AN : e 1 tElectric Fan: a a le Rt i Bacco K We will furnish you with the ‘ Fan, supply a continuous day and night current and keep the Fan in repair for Six Months Beginning May Ist, 1899, At the very moderate price a or $12.00. Call at our office on Pine stpieal and see the Fans in operation.” “They do the work perfectly. NEVADA COUNTY ELECTRIC POWER €0. a We carry the celebrated of Leather Stocking, Triple Knee, oo ae Children, . 2s cents a pair. . participate in the Fourth of July cele. bration. By order, Joun F, Hook, . Chief of Nevada City Fire Department. Puiu. SCADDEN, Assistant Chief. } pO > NET NS 7 . N.E. corner Pine and Spri N ‘ . Tor oss 13 ~~ Spt ctmas Nevada ~ Chinaware — If it’s Up-to-Date Chinaware you want— Try 3 . freat American [uporting Tea Go's Have 100 Stores = That's Why Quality so Good : Prices so Reasonable Commercial street, .. Nevada City. Main street, .0:... Grass Valley. Eyes Examined Free through Glasses by H. LEVINSEN, the renowned refractionist of San Francisco, whois now stopping at the NATIONAL HOTEL and will remain for a short time. He will examine your eyes free at the parlors of the Hotel or at your residence. See him at once or leave word at the National Hotel to call at your residence. -jl9-1w “Like Nectar to My Lips.” . Ice ‘ Is the As Poetic Expressed De-cription Cream By a Lady Of Our Sod a. Patron. Foley’s, 138 Commerclal! Street, Nevada City. Deafness Cannot be Cured There is only one way to cure dea Deafiiess is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets or im entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be ‘taken out and. this tube restored to its norma! condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; uine cases oat of ten are caused by cutarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give. Ose Hundred Dollars catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send forcirculars, free, ¥. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 7dc. Hall’s family Pills are the best. Oc. Srx loaves bread tor 25c at Hon ann’s ehe % Ripe Olives in Buik. Another barrel of extra fine gnes ust received at J. J. Jackson’s Beeeee 2oe Sm loaves bread for 260 at Homann’s eee =— Of Economical Impartance Especially to Women is our offering of Za ae . Spring and Summer Shoes © (eR And the prices at which we are willing to transfer the ownership. Ladies’ Oxford Ties—neat, shapely and well made, from Black or Van Kid \from $1.50 up Gent’s Light Weight, in Black or Tan, from $2.50 up. . These Two Items will give an idea of value. Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. @BLACE CURTAINS! MAHER @ CO. lot of Window. Ladies, house cleaningSis the order of the day, and in view of that fact we have placed on display LARGE WINDOW «a. beautiful in ‘our LACE CURTAINSES All persons interested are invited to see this display while in the PRICES MARKED IN LARGE PLAIN FIGURES. Lace Curtains, 3 yards All we ask of those who want to buy CURTAINS is for them to take a look at our stock and if they do we are satisfied they will not look elsewhere. (PF Comie?to us for Wash [ee Come to us for White Goods. long, 75 cents. Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, $r. Lace Curtains, 3% 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, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00. MAHER & GO. W. H. Crawford Has the Finest Lot si en i ene ~ er Millinery Latest, Daintiest and _ Tastiest City Styles, inflamed you have a rumbling sound * rfect hearing, aud. when it isfor any case of Deafness (caused by by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion we the oar. and that is by-oonetieutiousy romiedien® oe pe ve grogery store on Oommercial ste iy, POO £10-tf Te F ing of case w this af will be morni The T) case clos moon rec ¢ jug this that all Moore b refused tion of want to: believes nally pu in two on the brother sane. Georg: objectio: which p} with Ed. insane, k sound m bad po amined: wrong;.' cabin; b people’s: with bin boys to twenty © and use to hoist. As the aS 27 ae conditio journme ing. When this mor was abot spectato every se Oaptai ‘was swe tion ist (Stricke at times ingman you why bad tem would ir his pist« Crosstimes, bi is a dep! from wr Re-dir him up. hotel th: sane by The . wission of order sworn : amore ye pany. wi ‘sider bi Oross: is as bri ability « differen mind as ‘was anx Mr. T more wi here, ] This w rested. The p dence w.w Moore not me! was as . see mu mother Never . Willi known sane as This le collect: been w letter c the let to the > return Moore’ ; wrote} Cros money over be The sworn: doors kept c! jter m ¢ are the The ‘Tickel ity. I Exami He is menti he is t tlers a © Hism 4 on the He be of su not fo ~ could story was § whist. the tr _ dow. > on th it was Cro years disea: the te subje not t! it iss a

BROAD Authoi paid uy --Undivi TR =u. P his 4.0T At ’ A.M j New’ he. ee da, $93; Alsc’) the fF, Euro}. ni rar 2 tililens. Dipagees 15 8 & Ban. tn ero RABIN a AS RII RRC? bintaee ner eee ee ae bli hed ovate evening except Secndays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, L. 8. CALKING. MONDAY.,...+<-JUNE 19, 1899. fy BRIEF MERTION. Minor Notes and ; Comments of Local Interest. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Dr. Wagner, physician\and surgeon. . Jr., of this city. Eastern pickled pork and pigs feet at J. J. Jackson’s. tf House and lot for sale. Enquire of George C. Gaylord. m6-tf White washable veils 25 cents—at the Racket Store. tf Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best. : tf « John Keir's Pure Vermont Maple Sugar, in 10Ib cans, at George C. Gaylord & Son’s. . : tf Smoke the Fadden cigar. They are made by a Fadden and sold by a Fadden at the Gilt Edge Saloon. js-tf The well-know Phelan Sisters restaurant on Commercial street is offered for sale at a bargain. Charles P. Loughridge will this week move into his new house on Sacramento street. The opening party at the Central House Saturday night was much enjoyed by those who attended. Workmen were engaged today repairing a break in the water main in front of the Grotto saloon on Main street. E. Bates was brought to the county jail Saturday night to serve thirty days for stealing two gold rings from Mary Doe, a resident of Jibboom street, Truckee. ‘ Twenty-five members of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W. went to Grass Valley yesterday to attend the funeral of the late Joseph Dutfy of Quartz Parlor. A young son of William Browning was helping his father pitch wood from a wagon Saturday afternoon and accidentally the youngster fell from the wagon and bad his left arm fractured below the elbow. town. went to Lake Taboe yesterday. PERSONAL POINTERS. [OUR NORTHERN NRIGHBORS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old) Newsy Items Gathered From Saturday's and Young. Downieville Messenger. A. S. Bigelow of Columbia Hil¥is in : Last Wednesday evening thie blacksmith shop at the Craycroft mine was Mr.and. Mrs. G, M. Sayles arrived . entirely.destroyed by. fire. here today from Forest. “ tr bcs bebe co have been . s arriving on time lately, the roads now K.M, Preston ‘and “tis<senMy ere being in excellent condition. : : Mr. and Mrs. William York celeJames P. Rich of Oakland is here on}brated the 38th anniversary of their mining business. < _ . marriage at their residence last SaturP . day evening: Me, 9crd Mire, We Powe ot Pate A. R. Morrison and wife of Nevada burg, Pa., left on the noon train. _ City were here for several days this Miss Clara Montre of San Francisco . week.’ Morrison is representing a life is visiting her sister Mrs. T. Polmere}insarance company. ‘ At the Never Sweat mine last a 5 day Henry Meyer was looking throug Mrs. William Wasley of Grass Valley . the ground sluice and while so doing is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Vivian Ste-ppicked up a fine washed gold nugget vens of this city. ses weighed a fraction less than one . ] . _} pound, ; ee: Clement Schuster of ‘San Eres Since the Yuba Electric Power Comcisco arrived yesterday on a visit to} pany began operations near Dobbins, her sister, Mrs. Wm. G. Richards. Yuba county, that place has taken on Mrs. Jos. Fetz has retured to San}@ boom. Avotber stage will be run beFrancisco, after a’ visit here with F. tween Marysville and there after July ; < Ist. Zeitler and wife. Len Thompson of Nevada City has Messrs. M. L. and D. Marsh and Mr. re at cpg be Faget ab os: ‘ ‘Tbe sale o . Charles hotel a = pes gee Preston went to Lake Goodyear Bar, the property of the esaucherie ay. tate of the late Christina Fluke, was Mrs. Belle Douglass and Misses/ made last. week by Public AdministraNora McArthur and Amelia Hook have . tor John T. Boley, the purchaser being returned from Stockton where they August Straud of Sierra City. The : ’ . price paid was $655, The personal attended the Grand Parlor, N, D.G. W. property was recently sold for about W.R. Chadbourne, the Coloradoan . $60, who is connected with the Lindsay Jobn Bassett came near meeting with mine above Washington, went toSan}# very Serious accident, in the Pride PRES § mine. As it is he escaped with a Francisoo today.” ¥ couple of. dislocated fingers and a Miss Lizzie Nile of Alleghany, Sierra} bruised arm. He had taken the nozzle county, who has been ill’ with typhoid] of the hose off to remove some bark “You Try It. If Shiloh’s Congh and Consumption . RIGHTBEN 10 BLEVEN. . A i a ; Masonic Meeting. ; “A called meeting of Nevada Lodge, Cure, which is sold for the small price} No, 18, F. & A.M, will be held at MaThe Turtles From San Juan Lay the. of 25 cts, 50 cts. and $1.00, does not sonic Hall in this city, Wednesday, ,cure take the bottle back and we will’ June 21, 1899, at 7:30 p. m. Seaweeds Low. . refund your money. Sold for Over . the third degree, : . fifty years on this guarantee. Price _ Atthe old rifle grounds yesterday . i the Seaweeds of this city were brought . ots, and 50 ots. For sale by H Dicker } ap with a round turn in their victori. man, the druggist. md ous career by the aggregation of base-, oi . ball players from North San Juan) For Rent. known as the Turtles. The latter were Work in j19-2t ee Attention Firemen. Nevada City Fire Department ~is -Tequested to meet at Pennsylvania EnThe vacant’store room in the Trangine Company’s Hall on Monday evenreinforced by two of the crackerjack . script Block is offered for rent, In. ing, June 19,to consider invitation to Colts—Ed Harry on ist and Jack Lamquire of Fred E. Brown. mon, ou 2nd while for the losers Spargo., ey ge aig was substituted for O’Connor on third . The Only One. base and until the last two innings . The only Gilt Edge saloon in town is wate Geer A am tg Sis ase the ‘ on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, ; : j by Lammon Bros., where the fa-. first thing he did was to bat out the 2 \ only home run of the day. The San) mous Fadden cigar is sold. jl0-1w Juans had vee er epee a 8 eeaceecen slugged both Si ooper. ani uyas Richards out of the box, after which Toni ht Spargo went in and held them down [¥] ! fairly. J. Hooper caught for the trio! ; and be caught well. The visitors had. Treadwell and Davis: behind the bat, and Ed German who was their pitcher dealt out a Mapas op eg ans Ssaaite and drops that kept the county seat). a youngsters guessing. In the early part Hood e-) Pills of the game the ridgeites pounded out! eight runs in a single inning and they . kept sy thr pes i Pg on hex tt gestive organs will be regulated and pea wea ng Se . » -you will be bright, active and ready closely, which facts account in a meas. pratt ac ; : ure for the big scores made. Joe. for any kind of work. This has . If your liver is out-of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heartburn, or Constipation, take a dose of On retiring, and tomorrow your diJones, the veteran, cricketer, was um. ait Te eteice Sees es pire and proved 8 satisfactory on for . __ sold by all medicine dealers. 25 ota. . good ball players from time imme-) } . morial. Years ago Ray, Evans, Dab. neka and a number of others set the pace, and the generation now on the: d Ors scene appears to have inherited their . winning qualities. . MCIRCUMSTANCES ALTER cases.” In. Sealed proposals will be: re-. fever for some time at thie home of her . ¥¥ich had been lodged, there and was sister, Mrs. Richard Bennett of this . \ater was accidentally turned on, the city, is in a eritical condition. force breaking the nozzle and throwing . Ed. F. Bean, formerly of this city,. Jobhn a distance of forty feet into a cut. was injured a few days ago by” falling See eter hee Hapciee: ne wrenent into au old mining cut. Mr, Bean is] Mr. Copeland of the Gold Bluff mine managing a ranch at Yankee Jim’s}]has stationed his big Worthington Placer county. 5 it ' +4 i + > a sali . ew days, and bas & 50 pu Ina sma er ;, Charles Binakert; traveling repre-. one which will be used for sinking and sentative of the Enterprise Brewing . wili discharge its water into the tank Company of Sah Francisco, is in town. which supplies the big one. _As soon lookivg after his company’s interests. re the ase? is unwatered sinking will Miss Veda Gourley left this moruing. “ho North Fork mine at Forest for Sau Francisco, having received] which was receutly closed down, has news that her mother, who bas: been. resumed operations, a new company The fire department will-hold a meeting this evening at the hall of Penn‘sylvania Engine Company, No. 2, to take action regarding the Fourth of July celebration. Come and see the Guernsey rugs, fringed on both ends alike, patterns the same on both sides, a yard and a half long. Snell & Fleming sei] them ut a dollar apiece. jlo-tf A CLEVELAND ROMANCE. How Miss Josie Wilhelm of Grass Valley's Met Her Fate. Yesterday San Francisco Chronicle prints the pictures of Mr.and Mrs, Wm. A. Becker and gives the following story oftheir romantic meeting: : Early this year Mr. and Mrs.) L. C. Wilhelm, pioneer residents of Grass Valley, sent their handsome daughter, Miss Josephine Wilhelm, to Cleveland, U., to study under the master violinist, Jobann Beck. A few weeks ago she returped to California on a hopeymoon trip, the wife of William A. Becker, the pianist, easily the first in his native state and accredited throughout the Kast, where he has played extensively in concert, as one of the young American pianists and Gomposers who must be accorded a place among the very first. Mr. and Mrs. Becker were married Jast May in Chicago at the residence of the bride’s aunt. This interesting wedding followed a short and romantic courtship, which commenced~in Herr Beck’s studio. Becker called so fre* quently on his violinist friend that he could not help meeting the talented violiniste from Culifornia, and then there were difficult concertos to be played, and no one could accompauy half so sympathetically as the handsome young pianist. Ittook but.a few weeks for the inevitable conclusion of their short aefuaintance. Miss Wilhelm’s sister in Cleveland and her aunt in Chicago wrote letters of indorsement to the home folks in California, and there were all sorts of public indorsements of both the intégrity and attainments of the suitor, 90 the wedding was delayed just long enough for the mails to carry the tidings back and forth. For the past few years Miss Wilhelm has speut much of her time in San Francisco studying with Marquardt, so there are aS many congratulations in this city for Mr. and Mrs. Becker as in Grass Valley. They will probably remnain another month in California. Mr. Becker commenced his public career when he was but 16 years of age. He has been a pupil of Mason and Scbarwenka, aud is at present devoting most of his time to study, accepting but few engagements. He has a masterly technique and the temperament of-the honest artist. new house. quite sick for along time, was much headed by Frauk W. Page having taken hold of the property. A small force of 5 men have been put on and J. O. Jones Postmaster Rauch and R. P. Rossen. made superintendeht. The prospects are down from Relief Hill today. They . at this mine are loo«ing quite encourcame to meet Mrs. Rossen and children ' #8108. whohave been spending the last’ six os tikes oot ee pad + ae weeks in San Franciseo. about ten men employed. Fravk J. Zimmerman leaves tomor-. The two-year-old child. of David row for Placerville. He has been here} Miller was drowned in a creek near for five mouths past, being engaged Sattley last Saturday evening. for several weeks of that time in. the See vonstruction of Chas. P. Loughridge’s . Smoke the Fadden cigar, the best in Mr: Zimmerman will proown. Forsale only by Lammon Bros. bably return here aftera few weeks. worse. + eee in the act of tightening it on when the, pump at the No. 3 level within the last . cases of dys psia,nervousness, catarrh, . e1 ; ; 5 ae Sng cor gay ceived at the City Hall until Saturday, June 24th, camstances may be altered by purifying . and enriching oe blood with aed Sarsaparilla.; Try. it. . : j SY Aagreag. eS IES. 8 1899, at 8 p. mi, for trenching . i : sness, si : ; Rie pare ills cure biliousness, ‘and laying Water mains on Fae tie me Pcie Se . Lost Hill and Alexander St., "A Bargain. . in accordance~ with _specificaA-house and lot on Long street is tions on fil . offered for sale for $600. ‘The ofop-. file at the City Hall. -erty is in good condition and must be . sold at once. Inquire of Brown & . Morgan, real estate agents. tf ——__-+--+ 2690+ ‘By order of Board of ‘City Trustees. T. H. CARR, Clerk of Board. . Special Notice. . Seige hiciod All persons desiring to enter the . Restaurant For Sale. Pine Grove Cemetery with conveyances ‘The well-known Phelan Sisters Restaurant . will please procure the key from the’ on Commereial street, ls offered for sale at Superintendent, at the Nevada Oity'n-harenin: For papieulare tagaive ou the Undertaking Parlors. . premises < bie j10-1w. G. A. Gray, Supt. . : ————-$ e: _ French Tansy Waters. ¢ { B ll These are the genuine French Tansy ommencemen & a Wafers, imported direct from Paris. . Ladies can depend upon securing re-. lief from saa ty of—, Kanon regardless of cause, in w ° . Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, . . Francisco. For sale by W< D. Vinton. . UNDER THE AUSPICES OF . ' THE CLASS OF 1890 Mrs. Sarah Philbrick of San Francis. coarrived here Saturday evening and . ‘E22 CAL Leis elo Le eee is the guest of Mrs.Jobn 'T. Morgan. . ‘. Sbe used to live on the San Jaan ridge . . and will go up there this week for a} ¥ visit.. John Davis of French Corral is iy her uncle. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rice of San Jose aud J. L. Thurber and wife and George Shuaser of Santa Cruz arrived here last night. The gentlemen are interested ina mining enterprise in Washington district and expect to go up there to take a look atit. Mr. Rice is master builder forthe Southern Pacific. SLE TS ey eae Sik Next Saturday’s Picnic. mm Pa ad LORK OF THE Wyk ae The annual picnic of the Glenbrook Park Association will be held Saturday next at the racetrack. The Association . ; has heretofore held its picuic on Bunker Hill Day (June 17th), but this year selected a later date in order that it might not interfere with the Grass Valley Miners’ Union pienic. A bulls-head }; breaktast will be given, and there will]; be gumes, dancing and other amusements. Following are the committees: Printing—Wm. Gittn, E. J. Rector; music—Wim. H. Martin, W. G. Richards; amusements—H J. Wright, J.J. Jackson, Geo. A. Legg; iuvitation— Board of Direetors; transportation— Geo. Fletcber, Geo. Muaiuhart, Henry Lane; privileges—F. Zeitler, E. J. Reetor, Geo, Mainbart;. ofticialse—Henry Lane; Special Committee to take charge of bull’s-head ~ breakfast—Chas = E. Clinch, Fred Zeitler, Henry Lane, J. J. Jackson, A.B. Wolf, P. G. Scadden, C. E. Malloy, W. E. Johnston, Geo. C. Gaylord & Son, W. G. Richards, Grissell Bros., C. J. Naffziger. + 2@ "> saiebies a = sad ere" 0 e® ‘eee Oe. acon eae aa reiae Ph, », Ce ee Bull’ aE a ar a cee i> .* For a good smoke try a Fadden cigar, made at Giff’s by a Fadden and sold only at Lammon’s Bros, . .38-tf ares te House For Reat. Pate. ws A five-room cottage, all renovated and repaired, situated on the lower Grass Valley road near Cooper's lumber yard. Rent $4.50 per month. Inquire at this offiee. jli-lw a ae = = eo. Glenbrook Park Association

at Glenbrook Park, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 18009. Breaktast , . . . a Games, Dancing and other amusements. Further particulars later on. Bids for Bar, Ice Cream Stand and other privileges close Wednesday, June 23. Address WM. GIFFIN, Secretary. 2 . re Aiveit R LRTI NR Lo HAS. PEELED AI. . cheap. Inquire of Mrs. B. N. Shoecraft; Main —OF THE— NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL At Armory Hall i . . i . { 4 . ——ON—— on % . Friday Evening, , June 30, 1899. . } — . Music by Goyne's Orchestra. TICKETS, (admitting one couple), $1 00. . Ladies, each, 2 cents. CHICAGO BREWERY. : ig ISRAEL HOSKIN, Prop’r. The punblic are Farprctfatly informed that I am now BREW THE BEST BEER that has ever been turned out in Nevada City. Supplied in 5,10 and 15 gallon kegs at the old price. All beer delivered free to old and new customers. Give me a trial. Spring Street, Nevada City. Hot Weather" and Cold Drinks Go together, If you would relish a Hieronimus’ or Gehrig's Steam Beer . . in Nevada City, curetatty kept, and drawn . Cold and Sharp, drop into the Corner and . and be refreshed. There'you will also find . GOOD LIQUORS and Cigars. A. KESER, lass of rewed City. Furniture For Sale, Household furniture almost new, for sale perect. jl7 iw. ti All kinds of SHIRTS. ‘ The celebrated som. The best fitting shirt made, All phe man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisements. Some peopl ‘3 It may be, Lut it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and holds did ones. Our! Motto is : Your money back if your purchase proves. unsatisfactory. Return it aud get your money—you shall have it withcut a word of argument and we wil . consider deception an art. be good friends just the same. NECKWEAR We carryfall,the latest styles patterns—Puffs, Imperials, Tecks , Clubs, Bow and Four-in-Hand. GOhe One Price “3 tore p : MONARCH. With long bosom, short bosom or colored boFrom 75 cts. to $1.50. Confidential to the’ People Who Wear Clothing. Particularly those who Think of Buying. sizes UN DERWEAR. . Has No Terrors: All kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather. "AER TATA ORS YD Pe ae {Hot Weather: ‘Light Weight TO THOSE iP WHO HAVE AN : e 1 tElectric Fan: a a le Rt i Bacco K We will furnish you with the ‘ Fan, supply a continuous day and night current and keep the Fan in repair for Six Months Beginning May Ist, 1899, At the very moderate price a or $12.00. Call at our office on Pine stpieal and see the Fans in operation.” “They do the work perfectly. NEVADA COUNTY ELECTRIC POWER €0. a We carry the celebrated of Leather Stocking, Triple Knee, oo ae Children, . 2s cents a pair. . participate in the Fourth of July cele. bration. By order, Joun F, Hook, . Chief of Nevada City Fire Department. Puiu. SCADDEN, Assistant Chief. } pO > NET NS 7 . N.E. corner Pine and Spri N ‘ . Tor oss 13 ~~ Spt ctmas Nevada ~ Chinaware — If it’s Up-to-Date Chinaware you want— Try 3 . freat American [uporting Tea Go's Have 100 Stores = That's Why Quality so Good : Prices so Reasonable Commercial street, ... Nevada City. Main street, .0:..... Grass Valley. Eyes Examined Free through Glasses by H. LEVINSEN, the renowned refractionist of San Francisco, whois now stopping at the NATIONAL HOTEL and will remain for a short time. He will examine your eyes free at the parlors of the Hotel or at your residence. See him at once or leave word at the National Hotel to call at your residence.. -jl9-1w “Like Nectar to My Lips.” . Ice ‘ Is the As Poetic Expressed De-cription Cream By a Lady Of Our Sod a. Patron. Foley’s, 138 Commerclal! Street, Nevada City. Deafness Cannot be Cured There is only one way to cure dea Deafiiess is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets or im entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be ‘taken out and. this tube restored to its norma! condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; uine cases oat of ten are caused by cutarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give. Ose Hundred Dollars catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send forcirculars, free, ¥. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 7dc. Hall’s family Pills are the best. Oc. Srx loaves bread tor 25c at Hon ann’s ehe % Ripe Olives in Buik. Another barrel of extra fine gnes ust received at J. J. Jackson’s Beeeee 2oe Sm loaves bread for 260 at Homann’s eee =— Of Economical Impartance Especially to Women is our offering of Za ae . Spring and Summer Shoes © (eR And the prices at which we are willing to transfer the ownership. Ladies’ Oxford Ties—neat, shapely and well made, from Black or Van Kid \from $1.50 up Gent’s Light Weight, in Black or Tan, from $2.50 up. . These Two Items will give an idea of value. Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. @BLACE CURTAINS! MAHER @ CO. lot of Window. Ladies, house cleaningSis the order of the day, and in view of that fact we have placed on display LARGE WINDOW «a. beautiful in ‘our LACE CURTAINSES All persons interested are invited to see this display while in the PRICES MARKED IN LARGE PLAIN FIGURES. Lace Curtains, 3 yards All we ask of those who want to buy CURTAINS is for them to take a look at our stock and if they do we are satisfied they will not look elsewhere. (PF Comie?to us for Wash [ee Come to us for White Goods. long, 75 cents. Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, $r. Lace Curtains, 3% 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, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00. MAHER & GO. W. H. Crawford Has the Finest Lot si en i ene ~ er Millinery Latest, Daintiest and _ Tastiest City Styles, inflamed you have a rumbling sound * rfect hearing, aud. when it isfor any case of Deafness (caused by by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion we the oar. and that is by-oonetieutiousy romiedien® oe pe ve grogery store on Oommercial ste iy, POO £10-tf Te F ing of case w this af will be morni The T) case clos moon rec ¢ jug this that all Moore b refused tion of want to: believes nally pu in two on the brother sane. Georg: objectio: which p} with Ed. insane, k sound m bad po amined: wrong;.' cabin; b people’s: with bin boys to twenty © and use to hoist. As the aS 27 ae conditio journme ing. When this mor was abot spectato every se Oaptai ‘was swe tion ist (Stricke at times ingman you why bad tem would ir his pist« Crosstimes, bi is a dep! from wr Re-dir him up. hotel th: sane by The . wission of order sworn : amore ye pany. wi ‘sider bi Oross: is as bri ability « differen mind as ‘was anx Mr. T more wi here, ] This w rested. The p dence w.w Moore not me! was as . see mu mother Never . Willi known sane as This le collect: been w letter c the let to the > return Moore’ ; wrote} Cros money over be The sworn: doors kept c! jter m ¢ are the The ‘Tickel ity. I Exami He is menti he is t tlers a © Hism 4 on the He be of su not fo ~ could story was § whist. the tr _ dow. > on th it was Cro years disea: the te subje not t! it iss a