June 21, 1898 (4 pages)

a oe ey sf cy Cae aaa SO SOIR TI arenes er TRE Sort of Weather to be Expected Barly . -eentral valleys 5th, Eastern States 7th . THE TRANSCRIPT.? IWESDA\... JUNE 21, 1898. Published every evening except Soe Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN :& CALKINS. N.P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. Tur Chico Enterprise say's very traly . that it would be something of a retribution if the scene of the collapse of the war with Spain should bappen to b> Santiago, which was also the scene The. Warship Vitoria Was Dam-. ot the Virginius tragedy, when thirty Americans, ninety Cubans and six British subjects were shot as pirates. at The Troopships Get Warm Welcome From terward, when the proof was adduced that they were not pirates, but the seamen, officers and passengers of a } Sampson's Fleet. . i } United States vessel, this Government . accepted $80,000 in reparation, The: ‘ : whirligig of time brings about its re-. Special to the Daily Transcript. venges? : THE Probibitionist platform adopted Paris, June 2 1—Admiral in Fresno sets forth that the right’ of Camara’s fleet has returned to suffrage should bave no qualification . Cadiz. “save intelligence and sobriety.” But, . The warship Vitoria was asks the Oakland Enquirer, how mach . intelligence must one possess, and how . badly damaged and had to be long must he haye been sober before . towed into port. he performs the act of casting a bal. lot? The Prohibitionist proposition is Blanco Shot In Revenge. sound enough as a_ philosophical gen. : ? N,Jane 21—Mail advices erality,-but, like most other qualificaWASHINGTON, ‘e : tions which it has been attempting to . enforce, it would prove weak in prac-.) FOSTER'S FORECAST. Next Month. Weather prophet Foster’s last bulletin gave forecasts of the storm wave to : cross the coutinent from the 25th to! the 29th, and the next disturbance will ; reach the Pacific Coast about the 30th, . cross the west of Rockies country by the close of July 1st, great central val. leys from-2d to 4th, Eastern States 5th. : A warm wave will cross the west of} Rockies country abont Juue 30th, great . central valleys July 2d, Eastern States July 4th. A cool wave will cross the west of . Rockies country about July 3d, great . CAPTAIN GENERAL BLAXCO, ._, 8ay a Spanish volanteer named Salva The temperature of the week ending . 8 a. m. July 4th, will average below . normal east of the Rockies and about; Havana. Salva’s brother was shot last normal on the Pacific Slope. BRainfali' week by Blanco’s orders and the -Gen for the same period will be above nor-: eral was shot in revenge.mal in the Rocky Mountain countries, ; 7 and the Missouri valleys west of the P river, about normal on the Pacific, Retaliation Theatened. Slope and the New England States,; WasHineron, June 21—The President and below normal about the upper) and the Secretaries of the War and Jakes, in the Obio vailey and in the! N that th thorn Gikiec . Navy are loth to believe e The next monthly bulletin will give . SP@Hish authorities have refused to exa general forecast of July weather and . Change Lieutenant Hobson and his as the 1898 drouth will be most effect-. seven men. If such is the case the ive in July and August it will be of . government will retaliate with severe nnusna! interest to know in what parts of the country the drouth will besevere ae enough to injure crops. ‘says: If any harm comes to those a ee {prisoners the Spanish Admirals and An O10 Hemeeme Celina Reopened. . Generals will be held responsible and measures, A member of the cabinet } . G'ad to See Them. Wasuineton, June 21.—A dispatch from Sampson officially annownces the safe arrival at Santiago yes:erday of the American troop ships. Kingston, June 21.—The invading force that arrived off Santiago yesterday has not yet landed. Shafter and Sampson are conferring as to the most available place to put them ashore. The members of Sampson’s fleet were crazy with enthusiasm when they sighted the transports, and ringing cheers were exchanged. To Meet the Invaders. HonekonG, June 21,—Advices from Manila say: The Baltimore sailed today to meet the Charleston and the troop ships from San Francisco. It Will Not Work. HoxaKona, Jane 21—Cuptain General Augusti is trying to arrange with the European warships in port for their joint occnpation of Manila. RememBer, THE Ow1 is the only saloon in Nevada City that sells straight whisky, m25tt A Jury Trial Tomorrow. The trial of Milton Calloway, an! . . shot General Blanco in the leg at . 9¢0d half breed charged with assault on . a daughter of John Gilmore, will begin . tomorrow morniug before a jury. in the . Superior Court. . The trial of Joseph Zipf, a sawmill . man arrested for knifing au Italian, is . set for Friday. 4 Thos. S. Ford, has begun suit in the . Superior Court ageinst Edward Gagan . and Luke Voyce to quiet title to some ' land in Willow Valley. Plaintiffis an . agricultural claimant and defendants . maintain that they have a right to. mine the land. Sa SPV” Sy Rte as RS Three Failed In Arithemetic. . — Of the nine persons who started in. ! It begins to-look us if the good old . treated as was Wirtz, the keeper of Lecompton mine on Deer creek above . They will be the Federal Loan mine would soon be! ; : in successful operation again. Parties bung like murderers, not shot like having a Jease and an option recently . soldiers. reopened and retimbered the old tunnel at the blacksmith shop, intending A Game For Two. to sink there; but they have now gone 800 feet up the creek and are reopening . Caicaco, June 21.—A cable from Mathe old incline which is down 180 feet. ; vila via Hongkong says the Spaniards The hoisting and pumping rig was . shot 300 carbineers captured while tryswept away thirty years ago by high ing {5 escape. Aguinaldo, the insurwater and the working were filled by . ae the flood. Now a new plant is being . 222* chief, sent word to the enemy put up and the property will soon be . that he would retaliate by killing the in active operation under the superin. Spanish prisoners in his possession, tendency of David Voss. The Lecomp-. ton has produced over $700,000 in early times, paying from the surface down. Andersonville prison. yesterday morning to write for certifi. cates at the semi-annual county teach. ers’ examination two ladies and one} gentleman fell down on the test study . of arithmetic. There are four ladies . and one gentleman stil] in the race. —— + 2@eA Big Lime Contract. John Jeffries will do the brick-work . for the new air-compressor plant at the . Plumbago mine, and will go up tomor. row to look over the ground. The, Plumbago ¢ompany has contracted for . . kiln. ——-060-e——— Grass Valley Briets. the Spanish Minister of War, has reLast night as Eugene McCann was in . ceived a dispatch from Captain General the incline of the Gold Hill mine a car! Augusti saying the situation in the standing on a switch above got loose and descending rapidly struck and} kaocked the young man some distance . tinue. If the lives surrounding Manila down the incline. Strange to say he! are drawn closer communicatiop will was not killed, but he has painful cuts be cut off, ; on the thigh and leg and is bruised. aR Frank Rose and Theodore Kohler’ Will Vote Next Week. have gone to the State of Nevada on Wasurxeton, June 21.—The vote on annexation of Hawaii will be reached & camping trip. \ P. E. Gillette, the barber who is get-/. ting upa military company, says he in the Senate next week and there will has been imformed by the Adjutant . be at least thirty majority in favor of General that he will be commissioned . it. captain. : “4 ——————< eee Bunker Hill Picnic Tickets. Whole, bee Kine, At the railroad station in this city, Gaylord sells it. Itis the best thing 580 whole tickets and 124 bualves were . Of the kind in themarket. Try it. 2t sold last Friday for the Bunker Hill} UNION :-: HOTEL, Day picnic at Glenbrook Park. At} Grass Valley 200 whole tickets and 30 halves were sold. RE Main Street, Nevade City. —~+ eo ~ Will Build a House. . D. J. STEVENS, -David Muir has bought a portion of . Carl Scheemer’s lot at the corner of} Pine and Cottage streets. He will) shortly commence the erection there of . Seo Pillsburg, Eureka, = rgan, Forest Hill, . a — one-story cottage with base-. yy Fiynn, Auburn, es » Sol J. Levy, San Francisco, W. H. Ba on, * Mrs. Blackwell Banner Mine, P. 8. Mille, Sacramento, M. K. Ryan, San Francisco, ‘. 8. Mills, Sacramento, MANAGER Hotel Arrivais. Chas. H. Cunning, Forest City, Iz You Have Any disease due to im-. p ire or impoverished blood, like scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, or catarrh, . you should take Hood's Sarsaparilla’ ee : : William Cain, Lincoln, and be promptly \cured. Hoop’s P1iis are easy to take, easy to, eg nol Bap Francisco, operate. Cure indigestion, Liliousen Gillis Doty, Sacramento, ness. 25¢. ; G. A, Avery, " Maprip, June 21—General Correa, ! . { . Phillipines is grave. Desertions con-. . } } “Three from two you can’t,” says the schoolboy. Right! Three from two you can’t, either in dollars or dividends or sarsaparilla, It takes the best sarsaparilla root .t@ make the best sarsaparilla extract. The-best sarsaparilla comes from Honduras, C. A., and the Dr, Ayer Co. tically controls the we product. a others claim to be making “best” sarsaparilla. They must be making it out of the remainder left after subtracting three from two. But, “three from two you can’t.” Youcan’t make the best sarsaparilla without best root, You only get the best when you cet Ayer’s Sarsaparitia which is made wholly from the best _ Foot imported from Honduras. scERACR I or c8 eae . energetic an A Suit Over Land, . For twenty-five years that stand. BRIRF MENTION, . Minor Notes and Commen's of Loca aged and Had to . interest. George ©. Gaylord, Grocer, Broad . street. Be Towed. . Attention is called to the change in J, Levy’s advertisement. Coleman Thornton has put on an ex: tra stage between Washington and Maybert. The King & Wolford sawmill is being moved to the timber belt on the ridge above You Bet. ie The dance that was to have been given at Blue Tent Saturday night has been postponed, ’ "Twas a patriotic rooster, And every time he crew he Gave up his “cock a-doodle-doo” For “Yankee-doodle dewey.” The Overton mill near Truckee is cutting over 100,000° feet of lumber daily. There is not an idle man in the camp. ; Last night a young son of George Gilmore of Wood’s ravine cut ‘off the end of the first finger of his left hand while using a hatchet Red, white and blue stockings are coming in vogue, and patriotic men all over the land are hoping to see more of them, says the Fresno Republican. The work of digging trenches for the new water pipe was begun this morning on Main and Washington streets, and those two thoroughfares present a busy appearance. A dance will be given at Ragon’s Grove Friday night for the benefit of the members of the Banner Baseball club. . Gentlemen will be charged 50° -eentsand ladies will be admitted free. Last evening C. D. Preble pleaded guilty to the charge of disturbing the peace and will appear for sentence at five o’clock this evening, The charge of making threats to kill will come up tomorrow. afternoon. Mr.and Mrs, ©. P, Loughridge entertained the Excelsior Whist. Club last evening at their home on Long street. The first prizes were won by Mrs. H. L. Cooper and George C. Gaylord, the Persistent Coughs A cough which seems to han on in spite of all the remedies whi you have applied certainly needs sensible treatment. ard preparation of cod-liver oil, _ SCOTT’S EMULSION has proved its effectiveness in cur~ ing the trying affections of the throat and lungs, and this is the reason why: the cod-liver oil, partially digested, strengthens and vitalizes the whole system; the hypophosphites act as a tonic to the mind and nerves, and the lycerine soothes and eals the irritation. Can you think of any combination so effective as this? . Be sure you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the. man and are on the wrapper. goc, and $r.00, all druggists, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. NATIONAL thirty tons of lime from Mr, Jeffries’. Livery and Feed Stable. . ROBERT M. LAITA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient . customers, Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. ANIL second by-Mrs. C. J. Brand and W. F. Englebright. p George W. Boeckmann died at San Francisco Sunday morning of consumption, aged 22 years and 7 mouths. He was the eldest son of Fred Boeckmann, President of the Providence Mining Company. The funeral took place this aftgrnoon. ‘ Robert Simmons ‘has sold his building on Pine street, now occupied by S. W. Freeman ‘as a saloon, to the Masonic Hall Association. Mr. Freeman has a lease for a year. When it expires the Masons will tear down the old building and build in its place an addition to their brick block which it joins. The case of Martin vs. Latta, in which plaintiff sued to recover $100 from, de]}fendant for breach of warranty“ina horse trade, was’decided last evening by Justice Mulloy in favor of plaintiff. Its trial consumed two days lust week. I. ©. Lindley was plaintiff’s attorney. The horse was returned last evening to Mr. Latta and ‘he accepted it. Try THe OwL for mixed drinks. m25 UNLOADING COAL. e Two Ways of Discharging Coal From Canalboats Into Carts. s Scoops like those that are used in taking up. mud from under water, in deepening slips, that shut together in the mud, biting out « great mouthful of it to be lifted up and dropped intoa scow, are also used in unloading coal— in taking coai out of boats. The ordinary way of unloading coal from boats into carts on the wharf alongside is with big scoops holding a quarter of a ton each, which are bung on pivots so that _When they are cast loose they can easily be upset aud emptied. These ecoops are filled in the baat by men who. tip the scoop on its side toward the coal and scrape the coal down into it until it is almost full aud then right it up anc finish filliug it with shovele The scoo; by borse or steam power to the driver Waiting with his cart on the wharf, who empties the scoop into bis cart. Meanwhile the men below are. filling another scoop. The shovelers who dc this work earn good wages, but they must be men of strength and endurance, and they may have to work Jong hours ' The steam scoop is used in only the smaller sizes of coal, but the work that it does is done much cheaper than it sould be done by hand shoveling. The scoop is dropped open ‘upon the coal in the hold of a canalboat and then closed by power operated by the engineer who runs it. The sersrated lower edges of the two parts of the scoop are drawn together down through the coal until they meet, thus holding the coal inclosed. The scoop is then hoisted up and swung in by power, not over the cart, but over an. elevated pocket or bin which has a spout on each side so that two carts can load at once. When it has been swung in, the scoop is opened, to discharge its contents into the pooket, and then it isswung out again and once more dropped open ppon the coal in the boat below.—New York Sun. Electric Lighting ln Tunnels, America is leading the way in the matter of illaminating railway tunnels by means of electricity. The Baltimore tunnel is thus lighted, and arrangements are being made to light the Hoosac tunnel in the same way. Similarly, on thé continent the great St. Gothard tunnel will shortly be illuminated by means of aro lamps. ‘Tbe advantages claimed for an electrically illuminated tailway tunnel are many. Among other things, it will presumably greatly reduce the chances of an accident happening either from collision’ or through a broken rail or an obstruction, ag the enigneer will be enabled to see clearly a long way ahead—far enongh at least, if the lights are properly distributed, to stop his train in time. —Industrieg and Iron. Variations on an Ancient Theme. : “My wife,” said the tall, lantern jawed man, ‘‘is as womanly a woman as you could find, but she can bammer nails like lightning. "’ **Wonderful,’’ sang the chorus. ‘Lightning,’ the tall, lantern jawed man continued, ‘‘seldom strikes twice . in the same place.”—Cincinnati En . quirer. A Magnificent Combination for the Peale 99999999 A Popular Line of the eee Latest Spring. Attractions. GS999999 An unlimited variety in every department of the Store. We are offering these inducements with the best and i. handsomest Spring Goods you ever saw. QUALITIES AS YOU LIKE THEN. Styles and Fashions as you like them. . Assortment complete and all RIGHT fail to see our splendid stock and take advantage of the inducements offered in PRICES. Don’t %S ag 4 i ‘Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Hats, _ + CAPS AND FURNISHING GOoDs. , All the Latest and Nicest Styles of the season. __It is impossible to make a mistake in \if you select from the present stock of GRIMES CLOTHING. ENPORIOW . your Spring buying is hooked on to-@ rope and hoisted uy’ Try Tue Ow for a first-class drink. a eT PERSONAL POINTERS, known. Actus! tests show it goes one: and Young. C. E. Johnston of Graniteville is here. : Senator Doty of Sacramento was here last night. E Mrs. Thomas Brock went to N orth Bloomfield today. Robert M. Mien arrived here from Oakland this morning: W. T. Harker und Geo. W. Lucas of: Relief Hill are in town. Major J.S. McBride came over today from North San Juan. : Misses Alice and Mary Sharkey re-. . turned to Sacramento today. Robert McMurray will arrive this evening from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Miller and son came over from North San Juan today. 5 ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. R. V. Halton of Washington mining district has returned from a trip below. : W. F. Englebright left this noon for], dv's old wateh with go oie Bear Valley where he will spend 4/4, s. cn outside cese of watch. 1: ¢ ev wili week. please leave ut this office’ and receive reI. Copeland “was here last night on . ward. : oa Ne his way from San Francisco to Dowee New Rates For Beer, nieville. ; W. W. Waggoner goes to the Plumbago mine tomorrow on a surveying} We, the undersigned Brewers and their representatives doing business in Nevada City, Grass Valley and vicinity Absolutely Pure eel Lost. expedition. , Mrs. Wm. Giffin and niece, Mrs. May . do hereby agree not to sell Beer for less G. Newton, have gone for Oroville on} than the following prices per keg, net a visit to friends. cash—no rebate of any nature : Thomas Darling arrived here from 15 Gallons, + = $5.00 Downieville last night, being en route 10 Gallons, 3.35. to San Francisco. 5 Gallons, = 1°75 O. K. Cloudman, George B. Finnegan. This agreement to take effect upon and Charles H. Powers of You Bet . ®"4 after this date : were in town today, J. W. Upton, Halstead Matthieson has returned to Frank Bros. Folsom after visiting his brother W. F. Michell, Peter at Chalk Bluff. Mrs. S. Binkelman, Thomas Mein left Oakland last Whelihan Bros. Thursday for Alaska to make his George Gehrig, annual inspection of the Treadwell Asrael Hosken, _ mine. : Isoard & Son. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Myers, R. A. Teta fone nas som soe] STARKEY & PALEN’S : Treatment by Inhalation, A. F. Rooker, who.got the star route contract for carrying the mail on the Washington ‘and Graniteville lines, arrived this morning from San Francisco. Superintendent McKinlay of the Providence mine will tomorrow evening entertain some friends by giving.a whist party at his rooms in the Union Dysentery, hotel, .* Catarrb, Se EE Asthma, Fadden Cigar Store, wDebility Debility, Headsche, Junction Main and Commermercial Streets. Rheumatism, THOMAS J. TORPIE, Prop. Neuralgia,. (Successor to Mrs. I. 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Sash Ribbons, all shades and widths. White and Cream Gloves in all length White Fans at all prices, in White Handkerchiefs at al] prices, Respectfully, : MAHER & CO. v The Royal is the highest grade baking powder WWULAdUbAdddbAdddbddddsaddsddasdaudaay 4 Prominent —, Sallie Percival to F bia on the Fe Sallie Percival, most popular ladies, will be th parade on the 1 rth. This patrioti is will be the. God will occupy the pc Magship of the Am ing prepared by th ast night's meeting s arranging for the" y gratifying, showir department of -the g neglected. The ittee.said only one b iwn had refused to co md, It was a fore; iat $1000 would ber 2 t much--was already le canvass would be morrow, The coma d evening program b th Lee Leiter as cha ury company has— ake a grand success hd evening sham bat lied to the front bi Hit has to go the com ther arrangements. vitler has named -C red Searls aschief ai icting mucb roatine b he committee adjour Phursday evening. F —-+ ooo 46 YEARS . Califerni Here-o0 a » James Haworth a Ene of San Francisec last evening's train. loye of the San F ‘will be remembered the president of th Oo. for many year Mrs. C. A. Pare who this and wife’s care f ‘San Francisco in the "Lime and the vicis shave had no power ot the friendship fo ‘and each, when sorr ou the other, has be ‘wcts of kindness al thy to lighten the bi -th: evening of life ‘are lengthening eas mre than usual int Mr. Haworth wil ' Marysville and rem / San Francisco the ' daughter who diec . will be laid in Oy tery teside that of ' lest August. He Plead Lee D. Craig, Notsry Public who day for striking G into Justice Ho r rmorning and ple: Lane, Leonard De f .AMem and H. Shor his honor in ordet » .of thecase. The ithe assault was -and made* withot -N hell being giver aiefend himself, — . Craig $50 which w The Fourth Visitors to Mar fimd far greuter higher order of nally seen in ce mittee ia charge have plenty of . arrange a splend a battle scene on who visited tha and witnessed tk the amusement: and up-to-date, . eet $100 R The readers pleased to learn one dreaded di: been-able to cul that is Catarrb is the only posi the medical fra’ . a constitationa! _ ptitutional tree .Gure is taken -yectly npon th faces of the #y1 the foundation ‘ing the patient ‘the constitatic iin doing its have 80 muc powers, that t] Dollars for a eure, Send for cir Addr F. J. CHENE Sold by Dr tle. ~~ Hall’s Fam A five roen ) street, at $85 m10-tf ¢ ‘ A lot of Fau Aetuat vain 2i cents att © mmericia

a oe ey sf cy Cae aaa SO SOIR TI arenes er TRE Sort of Weather to be Expected Barly . -eentral valleys 5th, Eastern States 7th . THE TRANSCRIPT.? IWESDA\..... JUNE 21, 1898. Published every evening except Soe Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN :& CALKINS. N.P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. Tur Chico Enterprise say's very traly . that it would be something of a retribution if the scene of the collapse of the war with Spain should bappen to b> Santiago, which was also the scene The. Warship Vitoria Was Dam-. ot the Virginius tragedy, when thirty Americans, ninety Cubans and six British subjects were shot as pirates. at The Troopships Get Warm Welcome From terward, when the proof was adduced that they were not pirates, but the seamen, officers and passengers of a } Sampson's Fleet. . i } United States vessel, this Government . accepted $80,000 in reparation, The: ‘ : whirligig of time brings about its re-. Special to the Daily Transcript. venges? : THE Probibitionist platform adopted Paris, June 2 1—Admiral in Fresno sets forth that the right’ of Camara’s fleet has returned to suffrage should bave no qualification . Cadiz. “save intelligence and sobriety.” But, . The warship Vitoria was asks the Oakland Enquirer, how mach . intelligence must one possess, and how . badly damaged and had to be long must he haye been sober before . towed into port. he performs the act of casting a bal. lot? The Prohibitionist proposition is Blanco Shot In Revenge. sound enough as a_ philosophical gen. : ? N,Jane 21—Mail advices erality,-but, like most other qualificaWASHINGTON, ‘e : tions which it has been attempting to . enforce, it would prove weak in prac-.) FOSTER'S FORECAST. Next Month. Weather prophet Foster’s last bulletin gave forecasts of the storm wave to : cross the coutinent from the 25th to! the 29th, and the next disturbance will ; reach the Pacific Coast about the 30th, . cross the west of Rockies country by the close of July 1st, great central val. leys from-2d to 4th, Eastern States 5th. : A warm wave will cross the west of} Rockies country abont Juue 30th, great . central valleys July 2d, Eastern States July 4th. A cool wave will cross the west of . Rockies country about July 3d, great . CAPTAIN GENERAL BLAXCO, ._, 8ay a Spanish volanteer named Salva The temperature of the week ending . 8 a. m. July 4th, will average below . normal east of the Rockies and about; Havana. Salva’s brother was shot last normal on the Pacific Slope. BRainfali' week by Blanco’s orders and the -Gen for the same period will be above nor-: eral was shot in revenge.mal in the Rocky Mountain countries, ; 7 and the Missouri valleys west of the P river, about normal on the Pacific, Retaliation Theatened. Slope and the New England States,; WasHineron, June 21—The President and below normal about the upper) and the Secretaries of the War and Jakes, in the Obio vailey and in the! N that th thorn Gikiec . Navy are loth to believe e The next monthly bulletin will give . SP@Hish authorities have refused to exa general forecast of July weather and . Change Lieutenant Hobson and his as the 1898 drouth will be most effect-. seven men. If such is the case the ive in July and August it will be of . government will retaliate with severe nnusna! interest to know in what parts of the country the drouth will besevere ae enough to injure crops. ‘says: If any harm comes to those a ee {prisoners the Spanish Admirals and An O10 Hemeeme Celina Reopened. . Generals will be held responsible and measures, A member of the cabinet } . G'ad to See Them. Wasuineton, June 21.—A dispatch from Sampson officially annownces the safe arrival at Santiago yes:erday of the American troop ships. Kingston, June 21.—The invading force that arrived off Santiago yesterday has not yet landed. Shafter and Sampson are conferring as to the most available place to put them ashore. The members of Sampson’s fleet were crazy with enthusiasm when they sighted the transports, and ringing cheers were exchanged. To Meet the Invaders. HonekonG, June 21,—Advices from Manila say: The Baltimore sailed today to meet the Charleston and the troop ships from San Francisco. It Will Not Work. HoxaKona, Jane 21—Cuptain General Augusti is trying to arrange with the European warships in port for their joint occnpation of Manila. RememBer, THE Ow1 is the only saloon in Nevada City that sells straight whisky, m25tt A Jury Trial Tomorrow. The trial of Milton Calloway, an! . . shot General Blanco in the leg at . 9¢0d half breed charged with assault on . a daughter of John Gilmore, will begin . tomorrow morniug before a jury. in the . Superior Court. . The trial of Joseph Zipf, a sawmill . man arrested for knifing au Italian, is . set for Friday. 4 Thos. S. Ford, has begun suit in the . Superior Court ageinst Edward Gagan . and Luke Voyce to quiet title to some ' land in Willow Valley.. Plaintiffis an . agricultural claimant and defendants . maintain that they have a right to. mine the land. Sa SPV” Sy Rte as RS Three Failed In Arithemetic. . — Of the nine persons who started in. ! It begins to-look us if the good old . treated as was Wirtz, the keeper of Lecompton mine on Deer creek above . They will be the Federal Loan mine would soon be! ; : in successful operation again. Parties bung like murderers, not shot like having a Jease and an option recently . soldiers. reopened and retimbered the old tunnel at the blacksmith shop, intending A Game For Two. to sink there; but they have now gone 800 feet up the creek and are reopening . Caicaco, June 21.—A cable from Mathe old incline which is down 180 feet. ; vila via Hongkong says the Spaniards The hoisting and pumping rig was . shot 300 carbineers captured while tryswept away thirty years ago by high ing {5 escape. Aguinaldo, the insurwater and the working were filled by . ae the flood. Now a new plant is being . 222* chief, sent word to the enemy put up and the property will soon be . that he would retaliate by killing the in active operation under the superin. Spanish prisoners in his possession, tendency of David Voss. The Lecomp-. ton has produced over $700,000 in early times, paying from the surface down. Andersonville prison. yesterday morning to write for certifi. cates at the semi-annual county teach. ers’ examination two ladies and one} gentleman fell down on the test study . of arithmetic. There are four ladies . and one gentleman stil] in the race. —— + 2@eA Big Lime Contract. John Jeffries will do the brick-work . for the new air-compressor plant at the . Plumbago mine, and will go up tomor. row to look over the ground. The, Plumbago ¢ompany has contracted for . . kiln. ——-060-e——— Grass Valley Briets. the Spanish Minister of War, has reLast night as Eugene McCann was in . ceived a dispatch from Captain General the incline of the Gold Hill mine a car! Augusti saying the situation in the standing on a switch above got loose and descending rapidly struck and} kaocked the young man some distance . tinue. If the lives surrounding Manila down the incline. Strange to say he! are drawn closer communicatiop will was not killed, but he has painful cuts be cut off, ; on the thigh and leg and is bruised. aR Frank Rose and Theodore Kohler’ Will Vote Next Week. have gone to the State of Nevada on Wasurxeton, June 21.—The vote on annexation of Hawaii will be reached & camping trip. \ P. E. Gillette, the barber who is get-/. ting upa military company, says he in the Senate next week and there will has been imformed by the Adjutant . be at least thirty majority in favor of General that he will be commissioned . it. captain. : “4 ——————< eee Bunker Hill Picnic Tickets. Whole, bee Kine, At the railroad station in this city, Gaylord sells it. Itis the best thing 580 whole tickets and 124 bualves were . Of the kind in themarket. Try it. 2t sold last Friday for the Bunker Hill} UNION :-: HOTEL, Day picnic at Glenbrook Park. At} Grass Valley 200 whole tickets and 30 halves were sold. RE Main Street, Nevade City. —~+ eo ~ Will Build a House. . D. J. STEVENS, -David Muir has bought a portion of . Carl Scheemer’s lot at the corner of} Pine and Cottage streets. He will) shortly commence the erection there of . Seo Pillsburg, Eureka, = rgan, Forest Hill, . a — one-story cottage with base-. yy Fiynn, Auburn, es » Sol J. Levy, San Francisco, W. H. Ba on, * Mrs. Blackwell Banner Mine, P. 8. Mille, Sacramento, M. K. Ryan, San Francisco, ‘. 8. Mills, Sacramento, MANAGER Hotel Arrivais. Chas. H. Cunning, Forest City, Iz You Have Any disease due to im-. p ire or impoverished blood, like scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, or catarrh, . you should take Hood's Sarsaparilla’ ee : : William Cain, Lincoln, and be promptly \cured. Hoop’s P1iis are easy to take, easy to, eg nol Bap Francisco, operate. Cure indigestion, Liliousen Gillis Doty, Sacramento, ness. 25¢. ; G. A, Avery, " Maprip, June 21—General Correa, ! . { . Phillipines is grave. Desertions con-. . } } “Three from two you can’t,” says the schoolboy. Right! Three from two you can’t, either in dollars or dividends or sarsaparilla, It takes the best sarsaparilla root .t@ make the best sarsaparilla extract. The-best sarsaparilla comes from Honduras, C. A., and the Dr, Ayer Co. tically controls the we product. a others claim to be making “best” sarsaparilla. They must be making it out of the remainder left after subtracting three from two. But, “three from two you can’t.” Youcan’t make the best sarsaparilla without best root, You only get the best when you cet Ayer’s Sarsaparitia which is made wholly from the best _ Foot imported from Honduras. scERACR I or c8 eae . energetic an A Suit Over Land, . For twenty-five years that stand. BRIRF MENTION, . Minor Notes and Commen's of Loca aged and Had to . interest. George ©. Gaylord, Grocer, Broad . street. Be Towed. . Attention is called to the change in J, Levy’s advertisement. Coleman Thornton has put on an ex: tra stage between Washington and Maybert. The King & Wolford sawmill is being moved to the timber belt on the ridge above You Bet. ie The dance that was to have been given at Blue Tent Saturday night has been postponed, ’ "Twas a patriotic rooster, And every time he crew he Gave up his “cock a-doodle-doo” For “Yankee-doodle dewey.” The Overton mill near Truckee is cutting over 100,000° feet of lumber daily. There is not an idle man in the camp. ; Last night a young son of George Gilmore of Wood’s ravine cut ‘off the end of the first finger of his left hand while using a hatchet Red, white and blue stockings are coming in vogue, and patriotic men all over the land are hoping to see more of them, says the Fresno Republican. The work of digging trenches for the new water pipe was begun this morning on Main and Washington streets, and those two thoroughfares present a busy appearance. A dance will be given at Ragon’s Grove Friday night for the benefit of the members of the Banner Baseball club. . Gentlemen will be charged 50° -eentsand ladies will be admitted free. Last evening C. D. Preble pleaded guilty to the charge of disturbing the peace and will appear for sentence at five o’clock this evening, The charge of making threats to kill will come up tomorrow. afternoon. Mr.and Mrs, ©. P, Loughridge entertained the Excelsior Whist. Club last evening at their home on Long street. The first prizes were won by Mrs. H. L. Cooper and George C. Gaylord, the Persistent Coughs A cough which seems to han on in spite of all the remedies whi you have applied certainly needs sensible treatment. ard preparation of cod-liver oil, _ SCOTT’S EMULSION has proved its effectiveness in cur~ ing the trying affections of the throat and lungs, and this is the reason why: the cod-liver oil, partially digested, strengthens and vitalizes the whole system; the hypophosphites act as a tonic to the mind and nerves, and the lycerine soothes and eals the irritation. Can you think of any combination so effective as this? . Be sure you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the. man and are on the wrapper. goc, and $r.00, all druggists, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. NATIONAL thirty tons of lime from Mr, Jeffries’. Livery and Feed Stable. . ROBERT M. LAITA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient . customers, Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. ANIL second by-Mrs. C. J. Brand and W. F. Englebright. p George W. Boeckmann died at San Francisco Sunday morning of consumption, aged 22 years and 7 mouths. He was the eldest son of Fred Boeckmann, President of the Providence Mining Company. The funeral took place this aftgrnoon. ‘ Robert Simmons ‘has sold his building on Pine street, now occupied by S. W. Freeman ‘as a saloon, to the Masonic Hall Association. Mr. Freeman has a lease for a year. When it expires the Masons will tear down the old building and build in its place an addition to their brick block which it joins. The case of Martin vs. Latta, in which plaintiff sued to recover $100 from, de]}fendant for breach of warranty“ina horse trade, was’decided last evening by Justice Mulloy in favor of plaintiff. Its trial consumed two days lust week. I. ©. Lindley was plaintiff’s attorney. The horse was returned last evening to Mr. Latta and ‘he accepted it. Try THe OwL for mixed drinks. m25 UNLOADING COAL. e Two Ways of Discharging Coal From Canalboats Into Carts. s Scoops like those that are used in taking up. mud from under water, in deepening slips, that shut together in the mud, biting out « great mouthful of it to be lifted up and dropped intoa scow, are also used in unloading coal— in taking coai out of boats. The ordinary way of unloading coal from boats into carts on the wharf alongside is with big scoops holding a quarter of a ton each, which are bung on pivots so that _When they are cast loose they can easily be upset aud emptied. These ecoops are filled in the baat by men who. tip the scoop on its side toward the coal and scrape the coal down into it until it is almost full aud then right it up anc finish filliug it with shovele The scoo;

by borse or steam power to the driver Waiting with his cart on the wharf, who empties the scoop into bis cart. Meanwhile the men below are. filling another scoop. The shovelers who dc this work earn good wages, but they must be men of strength and endurance, and they may have to work Jong hours ' The steam scoop is used in only the smaller sizes of coal, but the work that it does is done much cheaper than it sould be done by hand shoveling. The scoop is dropped open ‘upon the coal in the hold of a canalboat and then closed by power operated by the engineer who runs it. The sersrated lower edges of the two parts of the scoop are drawn together down through the coal until they meet, thus holding the coal inclosed. The scoop is then hoisted up and swung in by power, not over the cart, but over an. elevated pocket or bin which has a spout on each side so that two carts can load at once. When it has been swung in, the scoop is opened, to discharge its contents into the pooket, and then it isswung out again and once more dropped open ppon the coal in the boat below.—New York Sun. Electric Lighting ln Tunnels, America is leading the way in the matter of illaminating railway tunnels by means of electricity. The Baltimore tunnel is thus lighted, and arrangements are being made to light the Hoosac tunnel in the same way. Similarly, on thé continent the great St. Gothard tunnel will shortly be illuminated by means of aro lamps. ‘Tbe advantages claimed for an electrically illuminated tailway tunnel are many. Among other things, it will presumably greatly reduce the chances of an accident happening either from collision’ or through a broken rail or an obstruction, ag the enigneer will be enabled to see clearly a long way ahead—far enongh at least, if the lights are properly distributed, to stop his train in time. —Industrieg and Iron. Variations on an Ancient Theme. : “My wife,” said the tall, lantern jawed man, ‘‘is as womanly a woman as you could find, but she can bammer nails like lightning. "’ **Wonderful,’’ sang the chorus. ‘Lightning,’ the tall, lantern jawed man continued, ‘‘seldom strikes twice . in the same place.”—Cincinnati En . quirer. A Magnificent Combination for the Peale 99999999 A Popular Line of the eee Latest Spring. Attractions. GS999999 An unlimited variety in every department of the Store. We are offering these inducements with the best and i. handsomest Spring Goods you ever saw. QUALITIES AS YOU LIKE THEN. Styles and Fashions as you like them. . Assortment complete and all RIGHT fail to see our splendid stock and take advantage of the inducements offered in PRICES. Don’t %S ag 4 i ‘Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Hats, _ + CAPS AND FURNISHING GOoDs. , All the Latest and Nicest Styles of the season. __It is impossible to make a mistake in \if you select from the present stock of GRIMES CLOTHING. ENPORIOW . your Spring buying is hooked on to-@ rope and hoisted uy’ Try Tue Ow for a first-class drink. a eT PERSONAL POINTERS, known. Actus! tests show it goes one: and Young. C. E. Johnston of Graniteville is here. : Senator Doty of Sacramento was here last night. E Mrs. Thomas Brock went to N orth Bloomfield today. Robert M. Mien arrived here from Oakland this morning: W. T. Harker und Geo. W. Lucas of: Relief Hill are in town. Major J.S. McBride came over today from North San Juan. : Misses Alice and Mary Sharkey re-. . turned to Sacramento today. Robert McMurray will arrive this evening from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Miller and son came over from North San Juan today. 5 ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. R. V. Halton of Washington mining district has returned from a trip below. : W. F. Englebright left this noon for], dv's old wateh with go oie Bear Valley where he will spend 4/4, s. cn outside cese of watch. 1: ¢ ev wili week. please leave ut this office’ and receive reI. Copeland “was here last night on . ward. : oa Ne his way from San Francisco to Dowee New Rates For Beer, nieville. ; W. W. Waggoner goes to the Plumbago mine tomorrow on a surveying} We, the undersigned Brewers and their representatives doing business in Nevada City, Grass Valley and vicinity Absolutely Pure eel Lost. expedition. , Mrs. Wm. Giffin and niece, Mrs. May . do hereby agree not to sell Beer for less G. Newton, have gone for Oroville on} than the following prices per keg, net a visit to friends. cash—no rebate of any nature : Thomas Darling arrived here from 15 Gallons, + = $5.00 Downieville last night, being en route 10 Gallons, 3.35. to San Francisco. 5 Gallons, = 1°75 O. K. Cloudman, George B. Finnegan. This agreement to take effect upon and Charles H. Powers of You Bet . ®"4 after this date : were in town today, J. W. Upton, Halstead Matthieson has returned to Frank Bros. Folsom after visiting his brother W. F. Michell, Peter at Chalk Bluff. Mrs. S. Binkelman, Thomas Mein left Oakland last Whelihan Bros. Thursday for Alaska to make his George Gehrig, annual inspection of the Treadwell Asrael Hosken, _ mine. : Isoard & Son. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Myers, R. A. Teta fone nas som soe] STARKEY & PALEN’S : Treatment by Inhalation, A. F. Rooker, who.got the star route contract for carrying the mail on the Washington ‘and Graniteville lines, arrived this morning from San Francisco. Superintendent McKinlay of the Providence mine will tomorrow evening entertain some friends by giving.a whist party at his rooms in the Union Dysentery, hotel, .* Catarrb, Se EE Asthma, Fadden Cigar Store, wDebility Debility, Headsche, Junction Main and Commermercial Streets. Rheumatism, THOMAS J. TORPIE, Prop. Neuralgia,. (Successor to Mrs. I. Waters.) 1829 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa ' FOR Consumption, Bronchitis, AND ALL Chronic and Nervo.ss Disorders, ‘HE ORIGINAL AND onzy GENUIN T Sompoand Oxygen "-reatment, that one Ste ey and Palen, is a scientific adjustment of he elements of Oxy?,en ‘and Nitrogen MAGNETZED; andthe compound fs so condensed and : made portable th:¢ rt is sent all over the world, Th ° ; It has been in use for more than twenty years @ i ran N 0 1gars housands of piticnts have been treated, andi over one thousand physicians have used it, and: ecommended it—a very significant fact. it dves not act as most drugs do, by creating onc erailment, and beneflitting one organ at: the ‘expense ef another, often requiring a second: course $9 eradicate t: e evil effects of the tirst,. out Compound Oxygen is a revitalizer, .enewTO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY.ing, strengthening, inviyorating th hole : These ements are confirmed he ire roae Dae Cresolene testimonials, * ‘ published i b f 7 : Whooping Cough, Croup only with the ex resspermission 0 the patient their names and address ___ Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. can refer to them for further Informa ea : gre e ot RESOLENE being administered by inbal-. rise tos host oft mitatore wee a eee Safest and n t E ppl ng their preparations pound se ffectual and the names of our patledin che een worthle:s Concoctio s. -But a . made elsewhere or by others, ich ied Cane Of treating the throat and bronchial tubea Its efficiency in ep coping Cough and Croup PCOMPOUND OR THEN: ITS MODE " wonderful. Its ant x ow Invaluable in Cont, . sag and ¢r9oor 2 a cen is payohs & ee MAHER & CO. wonderful. Four different: shipments have been receive di and we thought the first shipment would more than supply septic qualities render ACTION AND RESULTs,” is the title ofa new As Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, eto. Sold by Casea—mDiany. of them afier heing e Still Another Display of the demand. The finest assortment of book of 200pages. published by Dra. Starke. & H. DICKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, abendoned to die by other phy#icians. Will be . : ; Palen, whichgives to all enquirers full inforNevada City . maied FREE to any address on application Ladies, our sale of Wash Goods this season has keen, This day we place in our window a sample line of OUR LAST CARGO. We want you all to see it, s bt: Orgsntiie — at $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2 a suit. White Goods of all kinds. White India Linen, roc, 12%4c, 15¢, 20c, 25¢ White Organdies, 25¢, 50¢, 75¢, $1 per oan. White Ribbons of all kinds. Sash Ribbons, all shades and widths. White and Cream Gloves in all length White Fans at all prices, in White Handkerchiefs at al] prices, Respectfully, : MAHER & CO. v The Royal is the highest grade baking powder WWULAdUbAdddbAdddbddddsaddsddasdaudaay 4 Prominent —, Sallie Percival to F bia on the Fe Sallie Percival, most popular ladies, will be th parade on the 1 rth. This patrioti is will be the. God will occupy the pc Magship of the Am ing prepared by th ast night's meeting s arranging for the" y gratifying, showir department of -the g neglected. The ittee.said only one b iwn had refused to co md, It was a fore; iat $1000 would ber 2 t much--was already le canvass would be morrow, The coma d evening program b th Lee Leiter as cha ury company has— ake a grand success hd evening sham bat lied to the front bi Hit has to go the com ther arrangements. vitler has named -C red Searls aschief ai icting mucb roatine b he committee adjour Phursday evening. F —-+ ooo 46 YEARS . Califerni Here-o0 a » James Haworth a Ene of San Francisec last evening's train. loye of the San F ‘will be remembered the president of th Oo. for many year Mrs. C. A. Pare who this and wife’s care f ‘San Francisco in the "Lime and the vicis shave had no power ot the friendship fo ‘and each, when sorr ou the other, has be ‘wcts of kindness al thy to lighten the bi -th: evening of life ‘are lengthening eas mre than usual int Mr. Haworth wil ' Marysville and rem / San Francisco the ' daughter who diec . will be laid in Oy tery teside that of ' lest August. He Plead Lee D. Craig, Notsry Public who day for striking G into Justice Ho r rmorning and ple: Lane, Leonard De f .AMem and H. Shor his honor in ordet » .of thecase. The ithe assault was -and made* withot -N hell being giver aiefend himself, — . Craig $50 which w The Fourth Visitors to Mar fimd far greuter higher order of nally seen in ce mittee ia charge have plenty of . arrange a splend a battle scene on who visited tha and witnessed tk the amusement: and up-to-date, . eet $100 R The readers pleased to learn one dreaded di: been-able to cul that is Catarrb is the only posi the medical fra’ . a constitationa! _ ptitutional tree .Gure is taken -yectly npon th faces of the #y1 the foundation ‘ing the patient ‘the constitatic iin doing its have 80 muc powers, that t] Dollars for a eure, Send for cir Addr F. J. CHENE Sold by Dr tle. ~~ Hall’s Fam A five roen ) street, at $85 m10-tf ¢ ‘ A lot of Fau Aetuat vain 2i cents att © mmericia