June 23, 1897 (4 pages)

aimanty nti of lighs, iy OMPA® t busi« Loca tt, New ting of th day Three rolden sment lay of rtised y ment ily 8d, it, tor penses ec, ; letors “a igars Ity. . ; sit a Main oes e. OOD 1ade = = = & hibition: ae came here he would. not have ‘given it a date, A crowd of young men and boys were out in front of the building in the early part of the ‘evening yearning for an oppor-' tunity to get inside and have some fun, but” they were doomed to disappointment.) After the trio left the Theater and wandered. sadly back to their hotel where: they. spent the night trying to figure out why suckers were not biting better up this way. One of them on the way down the street consoled himself with the observation that he guessed it was better that they gave no Show last night, as stale eggs were too “Neap at this séason of the year. An=a to @ friend that’ the ‘the TRANSORSPT’S ex7 ~-ed, all their ae at Grass 20D. fo) H in’ town toeat rand a Col usiness but ly play ay game o be nice fellows k on Sunday. -? proper apprecia. © trengthened byty of Nevada City’s ————~ thing against them, ex. Gouged their course in ning to Ling pertising we gave their show art e, and we haven’t any bill n,them for the advertising we ! ji had seen it. BRIEF MENTION. ‘Wihor Notes and Comments of “Local a Interest. That Ice Cream Soda at Eph Oohn’s can’t be beat, Try it. 9-2 / Wim, Murchie’s horse ran away last ‘evening and mashed his buggy. ’. Mrs: John MecGibbons .is about: to erect a-dwelling house on the Lones Jot on West Broad street. ‘ ‘ ‘Phree hobos who had served their ‘terme of ten days each were discharged from the county jail today. _. The Transonipt office is turning out some very fine job work, and is. prepared to fill all orders promptly. The weather the past week has been quite cold for the month of June, and in. consequence of the suddén and great change nearly everybody has a cold. W.-H. Tuttle of the Ow. Satoon, Nevada City, has secured the Agency for Pabst’s celebrated Milwaukee’ lager beer, which he will serve in first-class style in bottles and kegs, at popular “prices. j22-tf Superior Céurt. "The following business was transacted 4m the Superior Court today, Judge F. “], Nilon presiding : Byrne vs. Byrne. Order rescinding order heretofore made setting cause for trial for August 17th. M. A. Baugh vs. George Bonney. Order dismissing action without prejudice, B. A) Dunkley vs. Charles Munaugh. Judgment for plaintiff for $12.50 Edward Barrett vs. Edward T. Barrett. Demurrer overruled and ten days given to answer. C.,E. Bickfor vs. J. M. Thomes. Or, der submitting cause on briefs. ; Popular Books. " Peray M. Raymond, of of the. publishing :firm of Charles Scribner’s Sons, New H York, is in town. and will remain a. few days.” He carries sample sets of their :fine and latest editions of popular au __ -thors, including Stephenson, Kipling, ~ ‘Barrie and Eugene Field. These are ‘all standard works. Mr. Raymond will aire gen. & onl j28-2t ee Taken to Napa. Sheriff Getchell ell went to Napa today, taking with. him: Paul. Coutarde, who A Rod Blatt a Kecldentally Shot While ‘anything to do with the other parties, . The committees will meet this evening TODAY AGAINST FIOEL. . os {Os ANGHUES REAL ESTEE ‘ion os . US “HONBELP. ae ‘ Oat Hating. fae ee mae A Pioneer Miner Brought Back For * Burial. Special to the DAILy TRANSCRIPT, Trying to Come Together: Des Moms, Ia., June: 2—The Democonventions met here today. The Democrats have 1000 delegates, the Populists 600 and the Silver Republithe various conventions appointed conference committees to meet with like committees from the other conventions. There is. trouble among the Populist delegates. : One third of them are middle of the road men who refused to have and report tomorrow. Michigan Republicans. Dersorr, Mich. -June 23—The Republican State convention today made the following nominations: Governor, Asa Bushnell, present incumbent. Lieutenant Governor, A. W. Jones. Supreme Judge, Jacob F, Burkett. Attorney General, Frank Monnett. State Treasurer, Samuel Campbell. brake. Member Board Public Works, D. ©. Stoddard. Hanna’s party controlled the convention; and named the member of the campaign committee. There was no opposition to the ticket. ie Speaking Por Cuba. belligerency of Cuba ; and farther fluence in. their respective tows and cities to make the celebration of the Fourth of July an oceasion for adoption by the people of. resolutions calling4 H upon the President and the House of Representatives to take immediate action recognizing the belligerency of Cuba to the end that the cause of ‘freedom and independence inthat island shall vin A Cane and complete victory. millions: rat, Populist and Silver Republican . cans 300, After organization. each of . School Commissioner, L. D. BoneWasHINGTON, June 23—The Executive Board of the Knights of Labor of America today adopted the following : Resolved, That the General Executive ‘Board of the Knights of Labor hereby request the House of Representatives and the President of the United States to at once take action recognizing the Resolved, That we commend local land district associations of the Knights of Labor to everywhere use their injean River. ‘From Folsom he ‘came to of the Toledo & Hocking Valley Reil. . road. His estate is — at meny Bryan 5 § Recto, SacramENTO, June 23.—Great -prepa rationsare being made by the local committee of artangements to entertain William Jénnings Bryan, who was the silver candidate for President, when he comes here on the 8th of July, Mr. Bryan will pass through Sacramento on the m of the 8d of July; en route . . decided whether any ‘demonstration willbe made at that time or mot, but. it is probable that the committee of arrangements will meet the distinguished traveler at the caper ‘with a brass band. Shot By a Companion, Rep Burr; June 23.—News has just part of Glenn county. Hanged in Effigy. Weester Ory, Ia, June %—Hon Thomas Yoemans, silver candidate for Governor, was hanged in effigy here yesterday. . The coming election has caused more excitement throughout Towa than any State campaign that has occurred for matiy years,and very bitter of the Democrats, Silver Republicans style Repubilcans on the other.” The Printers Can Whistle, Sackamenro, June 23.—Acting under the Attorney General’s decision, Controller Colgan refuses to draw any warrants for printing done outside of the State Printing Office, even though the bills be allowed by the State Board of Examiners. ~ Trying to Carat Fide San Francisco, June 23.—In the — todky B. Joseph, a inoney' wroker who had a desk in Hoffman’s office, testified that after the tragedy bookkeeper Figel, asked him to Hoffman instead of Figrl, and that he saw the former sign. the. $9,500. reSecramento. ‘He built the first street . 1 ciscp. ‘Until recently he was President grin Make Sweet Mu ae a! ‘. tianson. Seibert. mond Haley. ‘Maltman: Child”—Armine Lewis, . to Los Angeles. Tt bas . not’ yet been gies.” Gallagher. been received here that Walter Flood . Ramsey. Mes of this city was accidentally shot by a Recitation, “J ack Horner”—Earl companion named Harrington while Lane. ’ Reeita « raha hunting near Newville in thé. northern — “The Lost Penny”—Eniith feeling has been caused, It is a fight). and Populists on one side and the old. : to say that he. (Joseph) loaned money . ’ eeipt to the latter. Josephs said when . he refused to +: Figel got behind A Big Fire in New York: New Youx, Jane %—A fire btoke out this morning in the second story) . wich streets. ' All of the 300 occupants . escaped except one man, injured by} jumping trom a window. “At 4 p. m. chee saenged control. ie me, Cou Hot Stand the Strain, . + “Los ANonies, June 28.—Frank Visb, [prominent real eatate agent whe se . mittea suicide by shooting himself in ; of the building at Laight and Green-. "" \ eficeaoe toi blac ee, then take and promised to make the desired statement if called on. *Laperarae cy 2 that date. the consequences, whereat he became It. was ahown by other witnesses that . ‘Hoffman, could not.have signed the . ai receipt to Figel on May 18th, as ‘Hoffman was af the Golden Eagle Hotel in * Song by. ‘ahi 5 daoorere 6.” Mecitstion, “A. “Recitation *— Alma Recitation, “Do Your, Best”—HaySong, “The Little Dacks”—Alberte Recitation, “A ‘Little Boy's Direotions”—Harry Gallagher. A Recitation, “A Little Temperance Recitation, “Birds: and Flowers”— Blizabeth: Beckman. ong. by the school—“Twenty FrogRecitation, “A: Revitation”—Annie Norton. ‘Recitation, “A Recitation’ For a Boy” —Olifford Brown, : >: Recitation, “Two Little Girls”"—Ethel, Merrill,” Soug—Edith Morgan, Ethel Merrill, Marguerite Webber, Emily Wild, betas “Recitation, *The. Little Brothers”— ‘Howard Douglass. =~ Recitation, Recitation, “A. Pound of Jamps”— ‘Bennie. Wild, Recitation, “Jack Horner”—Hubert Thomas. Recitation, 4A Noodle” Maud Weeks. Song by the school—“A Foolish Old Hen.” Recitation, “The Pig's: Breakfast”— Howard Ogden, Recitation, “Waiting For the Train” —Lillie Pinch. Recitation, “’'m Only a. Little FelYow”—Emil Durst. Recitation, “The Girl and the Cup’ Hazel Ohmert. ve Recitation, “Dame Duck’s First Leoture on Manners™—Eddie Trevethick. “A Recitation Lig aSmall Boy”—Karl Fischer. ‘ Song by the lectanl: Ba Recitation, “The Sleepy Little Sister”—Marguerite Webber. ; Recitation, .“Mattie’s Wants and Wishes”— Katie Griffith. Recitation, “The Reason Why”—Florence Andrews. to Sleep. * f SECOND GRADE. ‘ Welcome=Nellie Chappel. “The Old, Old Story”"—Henry Fischer. . “Monday and ‘Tuesday”-Annie Bond. “The Fire”—Darrel Menhennet. “The Baby”—Amelia Aarper. “May”—Clara Marshall. °“Little Chatterbox”—Maggie Hanley. ’ Band Song—Sehool. “Dick”—Joe Giovannetti. : “Feven at ‘Last)—Howard Mounter. “Ak Gree hn’ Campbell. “The Sparrow and the cs ast gmonm Juanita Menares. Song, “The Rose I sg i Resemple,” “My Pet”—Eddie Waters. “Dick’s Watch” —Elmo ‘Miller. “Morning Glories’ "Frank Arthur. bs “Bpeak Gently”—Edna . . Closing song—“Now I Lay: Me Down? “Three Little Friends”—Nema Lewis. _ “The Lost Fingers”—Willie Griffiths. eid aaa geass sis we Aime . . Song—Schoo "Recitations—VerdA Shurtleff, Bertha Doll, James Harry, Mamie Grimes,. Jennie ‘Williams, Metella Apple, Charlie Seith, Esther Latta. Song—Minnie Smith. ~ Reci ations—Ethel Vail, Hilda Osterman, . Bolie. Hyman, Ethel Miller Tutie Ogden, Roy Shartleff, Lucile Shoecratt. Song—School. FOURTH GRADE. . ‘Song by, the school, “America.” . “Vacation”. —Ethel Ashburn. Dialogue. “The Golden Stairs”—Gertrude Per@ Hyena: “Different Opinions”—Olifford Weber Recitation—Leila Rapp. Song—Nellie Quigley. “The Best Sewing Machine”—Maude Jennings. “Grandmas”—Fred Oooper. . “Nobody’s Child”—Olara Reynolds. “Examinations”—Mary Pierce. “A Huoaband’s Lament’’—Katie Eddy. Song by the school, “To the Woods Away.” “Goodbye”—Olaire Rosenberg, Recitation—Carrie Hoskins. “Gossip”—Mamie Solari. — “Book and Ladder”’—Ansell Randall. Song—Annie Plummer. FITH AND MIXED GRADES. Recitation, “Vacation”—Mamie Severina. Recitation, “By . and: .By” — Sadie Jacka, Recitation, “I Love 'Thee” —~ Cora Davis. Vocal ‘Solo, “Whispering Mother's Name”-—Gertrude Schmidt, Recitation, “The Chase” — Lester Rath, Recitation, “The Jolly Old Crow”-— Lizzie Harper. Instrumental Solo—Elsa Hartung. J Dialogue, “Ragged Dick’s Lesson” — ” \otons ‘Tolson,. Noble. MceOormick Barnest Menhennett. . Vocal Solo—“The Flower Girls Waltz” —Evelyn Wells: Recitation, “The Wreck of the Hesperus”—Jessie Cook, Recitation, “How Columbus Found America”-—-Frank Werry. Instrumental Solo—Wiltze Ford. Recitation, “Mattie’s Wants and Wishes”—Nettie Benney. Dialogue, “A Slight: Misunderstanding”—Edina Monk, Earnest Hocking. Recitation-—-Amy Avery. Recitation, “How To. Do It”—Cora Hicks, Vocal Solo, “The Lass’ From basis Mayo”—Lynette Weber. Recitation, “They Say”—Millie arises. kins. Dialogue, “The Modei ssQn”— Ethel Richards, Helen . Wild, Ethel Durbin, Jessie. Cook, Orrin Smith, David Morgan, Earnest Menhennett, Elmo Trewhella. Instrumental Solo—Rosa Taylor. Recitation, “The Little. Kittens Emily Hosken, Recitation, “The Husband's Lament” —Tommy Chase, Smith. “Dialogue, . Voeal Solo—Johnny Harry. . , Mlation tere Nickerson. Instrumental solo—Gladys. Ford, . Recitation—Lucile Tully. ‘nor Hartman and E. Reynolds. man Shaw, Nettie. ‘Watson , and Carrol Ashburn, — O’er'the Plain” —Eloise “Harrison: and Katie Nickless. —Helen Shurtleff. nor Hartman, ‘lter: Wells, Lucile Sukeforth, Mollie ‘for salé by D. W. Davis, agent Singer Recitation, “Dutch Dialéot”—Orrin . “On Curiosity” — Four Ricmachegred a and Jolla AL Recitation, “Honor Thy mare Reading-—-Abon Hitohoosk. Recitation—Alice: Monro. 4» Dialogue, “A “Trip to Mauro”-—NorPidno solo—Bessic Hine Recitation, “The Outacombe”—Bath Vocal Duet, «when Night Comes Recitation, “Ride of Jennie McNeal” ‘Lecture by One of the Six""—EleaPianosglo, “The First Violet” cile Sukeforth, ‘Dialogue, “Hiring a Servant”—Walcoe Benny, Ida’ Pecor, Lyda McKenna, Eloise Harrison, . Piano duet, “The Shepherd's Song”— Maud Woon and Mamie Harryhousen. : Paper, “Kighth Grade Josh” Louise Scheemer. —— megeanerermacecetiey Needies and and Oil. Forsewing machines, at city prices, Sewing Machine; Broad street. jai-1m LUMBER. Fancy Beaded Ceil: See ing “Our . . Moulded Casings , Jointed Finish eitrsiion Mendocino — StepFor ping. . Humboldt Natural Redwood and Pine Rustic Wood . Fine Oregon Pine, Yellow Pine Finish . and Spruce Floor: ing The Best Assorted Stock.in the Staté to Select From. MILL AND MINING TIMBERS ee Th ectmaty ot Nips came a ee Hehe morning train. ; 0. Werner of San Francisco ‘wnhead here on the morning train, Geo. E. Turner has retarned from a bnsiness trip to San Francisco. ‘Miss ‘Lonise M: Mason of flactsmento is visiting Miss Lalu Marsh of this city: . @iMrs. G. Siebert urtived here on the evening train from San Francisco on a visit to relatives. . T. B. Timoney, J. Rosenthal, ©. Sam uel, of San Francisco, arrived here on the morning train. (1H. Lebnhardt of San Francisco arrived here on the evening train on a visit to Mrs. Scheemer. Mrs. BR. M. Sparks and Miss Nettie . Sparks, of Sunny: South, arrived here today and left on the noon train for San Francisco. Six Months in the County Jail. James’ Oates, who. was arrested yesterday by officer Levee for stealing a , watch from one of the women at the . Cottage, pleaded, guilty today in Justice Holbrook’'s court and: was ‘sentenced to six months’ imprisonment in the county jail. This being Oates’ second or third offense he was given the fall penalty for his crime, which comes under the bead of petty larceny. a) For Sale. ; The Barber Fixtures and Bedroom Set in’ the TransontrT Block is offered for sale at a. bargain,. Enquire on the premises, j2+1w Household Furaiture. Bargains in Household Furnitnre at Mrs. Bradley’s, Nevada street. Must be sold within two weeks. j28-lw rOuRTH OF JULY CELEBRATION, a ae PICNIC AND BALL pty 20 UNION HALL, INDIAN, FLAT, Monday, July bth, 1897. t Refreshments will be served on the grounds. Everybody Invited. Comein © the Morning and stay to the Ball. in the Evening, Dancing, Games and Sports. A Specialty. THE TOWLE BROS. to, Telephone No. 51. ies the May. al Daan Oame = i, * * APAVA PR RARA EES 1776 ee * * * * SAG bob bt t+ BAKER BE * ‘ A HO BH wt * * +* oR RARE hy i807; eidohtahehtoinioinaa’ FARK RES e * hbiisabusehans i? -. FOURTH sts OF : JULY at Waal tigers on . Saturday, J a ad. de , FIREWORKS, eee EXERCISES, GANS AND. RA

aimanty nti of lighs, iy OMPA® t busi« Loca tt, New ting of th day Three rolden sment lay of rtised y ment ily 8d, it, tor penses ec, ; letors “a igars Ity. . ; sit a Main oes e. OOD 1ade = = = & hibition: ae came here he would. not have ‘given it a date, A crowd of young men and boys were out in front of the building in the early part of the ‘evening yearning for an oppor-' tunity to get inside and have some fun, but” they were doomed to disappointment.) After the trio left the Theater and wandered. sadly back to their hotel where: they. spent the night trying to figure out why suckers were not biting better up this way. One of them on the way down the street consoled himself with the observation that he guessed it was better that they gave no Show last night, as stale eggs were too “Neap at this séason of the year. An=a to @ friend that’ the ‘the TRANSORSPT’S ex7 ~-ed, all their ae at Grass 20D. fo) H in’ town toeat rand a Col usiness but ly play ay game o be nice fellows k on Sunday. -? proper apprecia. © trengthened byty of Nevada City’s ————~ thing against them, ex. Gouged their course in ning to Ling pertising we gave their show art e, and we haven’t any bill n,them for the advertising we ! ji had seen it. BRIEF MENTION. ‘Wihor Notes and Comments of “Local a Interest. That Ice Cream Soda at Eph Oohn’s can’t be beat, Try it. 9-2 / Wim, Murchie’s horse ran away last ‘evening and mashed his buggy. ’. Mrs: John MecGibbons .is about: to erect a-dwelling house on the Lones Jot on West Broad street. ‘ ‘ ‘Phree hobos who had served their ‘terme of ten days each were discharged from the county jail today. _. The Transonipt office is turning out some very fine job work, and is. prepared to fill all orders promptly. The weather the past week has been quite cold for the month of June, and in. consequence of the suddén and great change nearly everybody has a cold. W.-H. Tuttle of the Ow. Satoon, Nevada City, has secured the Agency for Pabst’s celebrated Milwaukee’ lager beer, which he will serve in first-class style in bottles and kegs, at popular “prices. j22-tf Superior Céurt. "The following business was transacted 4m the Superior Court today, Judge F. “], Nilon presiding : Byrne vs. Byrne. Order rescinding order heretofore made setting cause for trial for August 17th. M. A. Baugh vs. George Bonney. Order dismissing action without prejudice, B. A) Dunkley vs. Charles Munaugh. Judgment for plaintiff for $12.50 Edward Barrett vs. Edward T. Barrett. Demurrer overruled and ten days given to answer. C.,E. Bickfor vs. J. M. Thomes. Or, der submitting cause on briefs. ; Popular Books. " Peray M. Raymond, of of the. publishing :firm of Charles Scribner’s Sons, New H York, is in town. and will remain a. few days.” He carries sample sets of their :fine and latest editions of popular au __ -thors, including Stephenson, Kipling, ~ ‘Barrie and Eugene Field. These are ‘all standard works. Mr. Raymond will aire gen. & onl j28-2t ee Taken to Napa. Sheriff Getchell ell went to Napa today, taking with. him: Paul. Coutarde, who A Rod Blatt a Kecldentally Shot While ‘anything to do with the other parties, . The committees will meet this evening TODAY AGAINST FIOEL. . os {Os ANGHUES REAL ESTEE ‘ion os . US “HONBELP. ae ‘ Oat Hating. fae ee mae A Pioneer Miner Brought Back For * Burial. Special to the DAILy TRANSCRIPT, Trying to Come Together: Des Moms, Ia., June: 2—The Democonventions met here today. The Democrats have 1000 delegates, the Populists 600 and the Silver Republithe various conventions appointed conference committees to meet with like committees from the other conventions. There is. trouble among the Populist delegates. : One third of them are middle of the road men who refused to have and report tomorrow. Michigan Republicans. Dersorr, Mich. -June 23—The Republican State convention today made the following nominations: Governor, Asa Bushnell, present incumbent. Lieutenant Governor, A. W. Jones. Supreme Judge, Jacob F, Burkett. Attorney General, Frank Monnett. State Treasurer, Samuel Campbell. brake. Member Board Public Works, D. ©. Stoddard. Hanna’s party controlled the convention; and named the member of the campaign committee. There was no opposition to the ticket. ie Speaking Por Cuba. belligerency of Cuba ; and farther fluence in. their respective tows and cities to make the celebration of the Fourth of July an oceasion for adoption by the people of. resolutions calling4 H upon the President and the House of Representatives to take immediate action recognizing the belligerency of Cuba to the end that the cause of ‘freedom and independence inthat island shall vin A Cane and complete victory. millions: rat, Populist and Silver Republican . cans 300, After organization. each of . School Commissioner, L. D. BoneWasHINGTON, June 23—The Executive Board of the Knights of Labor of America today adopted the following : Resolved, That the General Executive ‘Board of the Knights of Labor hereby request the House of Representatives and the President of the United States to at once take action recognizing the Resolved, That we commend local land district associations of the Knights of Labor to everywhere use their injean River. ‘From Folsom he ‘came to of the Toledo & Hocking Valley Reil. . road. His estate is — at meny Bryan 5 § Recto, SacramENTO, June 23.—Great -prepa rationsare being made by the local committee of artangements to entertain William Jénnings Bryan, who was the silver candidate for President, when he comes here on the 8th of July, Mr. Bryan will pass through Sacramento on the m of the 8d of July; en route . . decided whether any ‘demonstration willbe made at that time or mot, but. it is probable that the committee of arrangements will meet the distinguished traveler at the caper ‘with a brass band. Shot By a Companion, Rep Burr; June 23.—News has just part of Glenn county. Hanged in Effigy. Weester Ory, Ia, June %—Hon Thomas Yoemans, silver candidate for Governor, was hanged in effigy here yesterday. . The coming election has caused more excitement throughout Towa than any State campaign that has occurred for matiy years,and very bitter of the Democrats, Silver Republicans style Repubilcans on the other.” The Printers Can Whistle, Sackamenro, June 23.—Acting under the Attorney General’s decision, Controller Colgan refuses to draw any warrants for printing done outside of the State Printing Office, even though the bills be allowed by the State Board of Examiners. ~ Trying to Carat Fide San Francisco, June 23.—In the — todky B. Joseph, a inoney' wroker who had a desk in Hoffman’s office, testified that after the tragedy bookkeeper Figel, asked him to Hoffman instead of Figrl, and that he saw the former sign. the. $9,500. reSecramento. ‘He built the first street . 1 ciscp. ‘Until recently he was President grin Make Sweet Mu ae a! ‘. tianson. Seibert. mond Haley. ‘Maltman: Child”—Armine Lewis, . to Los Angeles. Tt bas . not’ yet been gies.” Gallagher. been received here that Walter Flood . Ramsey. Mes of this city was accidentally shot by a Recitation, “J ack Horner”—Earl companion named Harrington while Lane. ’ Reeita « raha hunting near Newville in thé. northern — “The Lost Penny”—Eniith feeling has been caused, It is a fight). and Populists on one side and the old. : to say that he. (Joseph) loaned money . ’ eeipt to the latter. Josephs said when . he refused to +: Figel got behind A Big Fire in New York: New Youx, Jane %—A fire btoke out this morning in the second story) . wich streets. ' All of the 300 occupants . escaped except one man, injured by} jumping trom a window. “At 4 p. m. chee saenged control. ie me, Cou Hot Stand the Strain, . + “Los ANonies, June 28.—Frank Visb, [prominent real eatate agent whe se . mittea suicide by shooting himself in ; of the building at Laight and Green-. "" \ eficeaoe toi blac ee, then take and promised to make the desired statement if called on. *Laperarae cy 2 that date. the consequences, whereat he became It. was ahown by other witnesses that . ‘Hoffman, could not.have signed the . ai receipt to Figel on May 18th, as ‘Hoffman was af the Golden Eagle Hotel in * Song by. ‘ahi 5 daoorere 6.” Mecitstion, “A. “Recitation *— Alma Recitation, “Do Your, Best”—HaySong, “The Little Dacks”—Alberte Recitation, “A ‘Little Boy's Direotions”—Harry Gallagher. A Recitation, “A Little Temperance Recitation, “Birds: and Flowers”— Blizabeth: Beckman. ong. by the school—“Twenty FrogRecitation, “A: Revitation”—Annie Norton. ‘Recitation, “A Recitation’ For a Boy”

—Olifford Brown, : >: Recitation, “Two Little Girls”"—Ethel, Merrill,” Soug—Edith Morgan, Ethel Merrill, Marguerite Webber, Emily Wild, betas “Recitation, *The. Little Brothers”— ‘Howard Douglass. =~ Recitation, Recitation, “A. Pound of Jamps”— ‘Bennie. Wild, Recitation, “Jack Horner”—Hubert Thomas. Recitation, 4A Noodle” Maud Weeks. Song by the school—“A Foolish Old Hen.” Recitation, “The Pig's: Breakfast”— Howard Ogden, Recitation, “Waiting For the Train” —Lillie Pinch.. Recitation, “’'m Only a. Little FelYow”—Emil Durst. Recitation, “The Girl and the Cup’ Hazel Ohmert. ve Recitation, “Dame Duck’s First Leoture on Manners™—Eddie Trevethick. “A Recitation Lig aSmall Boy”—Karl Fischer. ‘ Song by the lectanl: Ba Recitation, “The Sleepy Little Sister”—Marguerite Webber. ; Recitation, .“Mattie’s Wants and Wishes”— Katie Griffith. Recitation, “The Reason Why”—Florence Andrews. to Sleep. * f SECOND GRADE. ‘ Welcome=Nellie Chappel. “The Old, Old Story”"—Henry Fischer.. . “Monday and ‘Tuesday”-Annie Bond. “The Fire”—Darrel Menhennet. “The Baby”—Amelia Aarper. “May”—Clara Marshall. °“Little Chatterbox”—Maggie Hanley. ’ Band Song—Sehool. “Dick”—Joe Giovannetti. : “Feven at ‘Last)—Howard Mounter. “Ak Gree hn’ Campbell. “The Sparrow and the cs ast gmonm Juanita Menares. Song, “The Rose I sg i Resemple,” “My Pet”—Eddie Waters. “Dick’s Watch” —Elmo ‘Miller. “Morning Glories’ "Frank Arthur. bs “Bpeak Gently”—Edna . . Closing song—“Now I Lay: Me Down? “Three Little Friends”—Nema Lewis. _ “The Lost Fingers”—Willie Griffiths. eid aaa geass sis we Aime . . Song—Schoo "Recitations—VerdA Shurtleff, Bertha Doll, James Harry, Mamie Grimes,. Jennie ‘Williams, Metella Apple, Charlie Seith, Esther Latta. Song—Minnie Smith. ~ Reci ations—Ethel Vail, Hilda Osterman, . Bolie. Hyman, Ethel Miller Tutie Ogden, Roy Shartleff, Lucile Shoecratt. Song—School. FOURTH GRADE. . ‘Song by, the school, “America.” . “Vacation”. —Ethel Ashburn. Dialogue. “The Golden Stairs”—Gertrude Per@ Hyena: “Different Opinions”—Olifford Weber Recitation—Leila Rapp. Song—Nellie Quigley. “The Best Sewing Machine”—Maude Jennings. “Grandmas”—Fred Oooper. . “Nobody’s Child”—Olara Reynolds. “Examinations”—Mary Pierce. “A Huoaband’s Lament’’—Katie Eddy. Song by the school, “To the Woods Away.” “Goodbye”—Olaire Rosenberg, Recitation—Carrie Hoskins. “Gossip”—Mamie Solari. — “Book and Ladder”’—Ansell Randall. Song—Annie Plummer. FITH AND MIXED GRADES. Recitation, “Vacation”—Mamie Severina. Recitation, “By . and: .By” — Sadie Jacka, Recitation, “I Love 'Thee” —~ Cora Davis. Vocal ‘Solo, “Whispering Mother's Name”-—Gertrude Schmidt, Recitation, “The Chase” — Lester Rath, Recitation, “The Jolly Old Crow”-— Lizzie Harper. Instrumental Solo—Elsa Hartung. J Dialogue, “Ragged Dick’s Lesson” — ” \otons ‘Tolson,. Noble. MceOormick Barnest Menhennett. . Vocal Solo—“The Flower Girls Waltz” —Evelyn Wells: Recitation, “The Wreck of the Hesperus”—Jessie Cook, Recitation, “How Columbus Found America”-—-Frank Werry. Instrumental Solo—Wiltze Ford. Recitation, “Mattie’s Wants and Wishes”—Nettie Benney. Dialogue, “A Slight: Misunderstanding”—Edina Monk, Earnest Hocking. Recitation-—-Amy Avery. Recitation, “How To. Do It”—Cora Hicks, Vocal Solo, “The Lass’ From basis Mayo”—Lynette Weber. Recitation, “They Say”—Millie arises. kins. Dialogue, “The Modei ssQn”— Ethel Richards, Helen . Wild, Ethel Durbin, Jessie. Cook, Orrin Smith, David Morgan, Earnest Menhennett, Elmo Trewhella. Instrumental Solo—Rosa Taylor. Recitation, “The Little. Kittens Emily Hosken, Recitation, “The Husband's Lament” —Tommy Chase, Smith. “Dialogue, . Voeal Solo—Johnny Harry. . , Mlation tere Nickerson. Instrumental solo—Gladys. Ford, . Recitation—Lucile Tully. ‘nor Hartman and E. Reynolds. man Shaw, Nettie. ‘Watson , and Carrol Ashburn, — O’er'the Plain” —Eloise “Harrison: and Katie Nickless. —Helen Shurtleff. nor Hartman, ‘lter: Wells, Lucile Sukeforth, Mollie ‘for salé by D. W. Davis, agent Singer Recitation, “Dutch Dialéot”—Orrin . “On Curiosity” — Four Ricmachegred a and Jolla AL Recitation, “Honor Thy mare Reading-—-Abon Hitohoosk. Recitation—Alice: Monro. 4» Dialogue, “A “Trip to Mauro”-—NorPidno solo—Bessic Hine Recitation, “The Outacombe”—Bath Vocal Duet, «when Night Comes Recitation, “Ride of Jennie McNeal” ‘Lecture by One of the Six""—EleaPianosglo, “The First Violet” cile Sukeforth, ‘Dialogue, “Hiring a Servant”—Walcoe Benny, Ida’ Pecor, Lyda McKenna, Eloise Harrison, . Piano duet, “The Shepherd's Song”— Maud Woon and Mamie Harryhousen. : Paper, “Kighth Grade Josh” Louise Scheemer. —— megeanerermacecetiey Needies and and Oil. Forsewing machines, at city prices, Sewing Machine; Broad street. jai-1m LUMBER. Fancy Beaded Ceil: See ing “Our . . Moulded Casings , Jointed Finish eitrsiion Mendocino — StepFor ping. . Humboldt Natural Redwood and Pine Rustic Wood . Fine Oregon Pine, Yellow Pine Finish . and Spruce Floor: ing The Best Assorted Stock.in the Staté to Select From. MILL AND MINING TIMBERS ee Th ectmaty ot Nips came a ee Hehe morning train. ; 0. Werner of San Francisco ‘wnhead here on the morning train, Geo. E. Turner has retarned from a bnsiness trip to San Francisco. ‘Miss ‘Lonise M: Mason of flactsmento is visiting Miss Lalu Marsh of this city: . @iMrs. G. Siebert urtived here on the evening train from San Francisco on a visit to relatives. . T. B. Timoney, J. Rosenthal, ©. Sam uel, of San Francisco, arrived here on the morning train. (1H. Lebnhardt of San Francisco arrived here on the evening train on a visit to Mrs. Scheemer. Mrs. BR. M. Sparks and Miss Nettie . Sparks, of Sunny: South, arrived here today and left on the noon train for San Francisco. Six Months in the County Jail. James’ Oates, who. was arrested yesterday by officer Levee for stealing a , watch from one of the women at the . Cottage, pleaded, guilty today in Justice Holbrook’'s court and: was ‘sentenced to six months’ imprisonment in the county jail. This being Oates’ second or third offense he was given the fall penalty for his crime, which comes under the bead of petty larceny. a) For Sale. ; The Barber Fixtures and Bedroom Set in’ the TransontrT Block is offered for sale at a. bargain,. Enquire on the premises, j2+1w Household Furaiture. Bargains in Household Furnitnre at Mrs. Bradley’s, Nevada street. Must be sold within two weeks. j28-lw rOuRTH OF JULY CELEBRATION, a ae PICNIC AND BALL pty 20 UNION HALL, INDIAN, FLAT, Monday, July bth, 1897. t Refreshments will be served on the grounds. Everybody Invited. Comein © the Morning and stay to the Ball. in the Evening, Dancing, Games and Sports. A Specialty. THE TOWLE BROS. to, Telephone No. 51. ies the May. al Daan Oame = i, * * APAVA PR RARA EES 1776 ee * * * * SAG bob bt t+ BAKER BE * ‘ A HO BH wt * * +* oR RARE hy i807; eidohtahehtoinioinaa’ FARK RES e * hbiisabusehans i? -. FOURTH sts OF : JULY at Waal tigers on . Saturday, J a ad. de , FIREWORKS, eee EXERCISES, GANS AND. RA