June 24, 1899 (4 pages)

teeta TRANSCRIPT. Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, L, 8. CALKING. SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1899. FUN FOR THE FOURTH, Preparing For One of the Finest Celebrations Ever Held Here. Those people who have been saying that they were afraid this year’s celebration at Nevada City would be a failure did not know what they were talking about. The fact is it will be one of the best we have ever had. The general committee had a meeting last night at the City Hall and had reports from the sub-committees that were highly satisfactory. ‘ $837 has been subscribed to date and more is likely to be added. Most of this money has been coflected. A platform 156 by 50 feet in dimensions is to be erected—probably on Pine street between Broad and Commercial. An awning will be stretched over it and here the literary exercises are to take plac in the forenoon and there is to be a free dance at night. A committee of Nevada City Lodge, No. 52,\A. O. U. W., held a meeting last night and decided that the lodge turn out in the parade. ‘They will be headed by their drill team, carry a large banner and wear a uniform of black trousers, white shirts, light hats and dusters. As the lodge has some 300 members it is expected that there will be a large turnout. The baseball players of the Seaweed club will be in the Fourth of July procession. : Eagie Hose Co., No. 3, heid a special meeting last night and decided to turn out. Their uniform will be black trousers, a red shirt and a white hat. Hon. George E. Church, the orator, will arrive here from Fresno on Monday afternoon’s train. He will be-met at the station by the literary committee and escorted to his hotel. That evening an informal reception will be held at the hotel-in his honor under the management of Mountain Company,U. R. K. of P.,the distinguished visitor being’ a very prominent Knight. This reception will be participated in by the general public, and the Knights of Sherwood Forest will be specially invited to attend in full uniform. The holding of the literary exercises in the open air instead of at the theater is a wise change, as it will enable several thousand people instead of the 700 or 800 who could crowd into the theater to hear the famous orator. Judge Church has a clear, penetrating voice and his magnetic eloquence will insure the undivided attention of the vast throng he is to address. His speeches excite the admiration and awaken the entbusiasm of the old and young of all classes and conditions. ‘The orator of the west possesses such a remarkable faculty of saying so much in a given time and yet saying it so well. He has the incisive originality of Chauncey Depew and the glowing eloquence that made the fame of Edward Everett immortal, : + e@e + A Good Field Here. There isa party claiming to represent a Chicago scheme called the “Iilustrated Educational History and Enterprises of California,” going the rounds, getting people to pay fat prices for the publication of “sketches” and pictures that will tickle their vanity. The county officers of Placer are on his list. He will probably be this way soon. Nevada county is generally good plucking for these games. ———_ + -2@e-+ —Picnic Weather. The weather bureau forecaster predicted showers for this afternoon and tonight, and that it will be cloudy and cool tomorrow, as it is this forenoon. What Is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used throngh the world for half a century, bas cured innumerable cases of incipient consumption and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf 6 BRIRF MENTION, 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. White washable veils 25 cents—at the: Racket Store, tft Eastern pickled pork and pigs feet at J. J. Jackson's. tf House and lot for sale. Enquire of George ©. Gaylord. mé6-tf — Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best. ; tf The Colts and Seaweeds will play ball at. Glenbrook Park tomorrow afternoon, 4 John Keir’s Pure Vermont Maple Sugar, in 101b eans, at George OC. Gaylord & Son’s. tf Schmidt Bros. will have a nice electric display in front of their cigar store on the 4th of July. The Pennsylvania Mining Company of Grass Valley has declared a dividend of $10,300, or $1.65 a:share, ; The usual services will be held tomorrow in the various churches of the city, morning and evening. Smoke the Fadden cigar. They are made by a Fadden and: sold by a Fadden at the Gilt Edge Saloon. j&tt This evening the City Trustees will open bids for laying the proposed new water mains on,Lost Hill. and Alexander street. i The TRANSCRIP? went to press before noon today so the printers could join the crowd and go to the Glenbrook Park Association’s annual picnic. There is talk of re-opening the Baltic mine above Graniteville, I. L Thurber and George Shaser of Santa Cruz are promoting the enterprise. Members of Pennsylvania Engine Company No.2 who cannot turn out with that organization on the Fourth of July should notify the committee at once, ; . Come and see the Guernsey rugs fringed ou both ends alike, patterns the same on both sides, a@ yard and: a half long. Snell & Fleming seil them at a dollar apiece. jl9-tf The Indian foot, race to take place in this city on the 4th of July will be an attractive feature. of the “afternoon amusements. A number of Indians have expressed their willingness to take part and some of their best sprinters will be here. . A@ the Congregational church tomorrow Rey. J: Sims will -preach® in the morning. In the evening Children’s Day exercises will be given anda fine program has beeh prepared, under the direction of Mrs. Nieman, including songs and recitations. by many little ones, 5 Ponemah‘Couneil, No.6; Degree of Pocahontas, last night elected Mrs. W. J. Britland and Mrs.Wm. Browning fornia. Hereafter the local Council will meet on the first and third Thursdays, instead of the second’ and fourth Fridays of each month. Secretary Benjamin, with legal advice,» has prepared on‘behalf of the California Miners’ Association: a form of location notice soon to be printéd and ready, which the association hopes ** Do Not Graspat the Shales and Lose the Substance,’’ Many people are but shadows of theirs former selves; due t2 neglect of health. Look out. for the blood, the fountain of life, the actual substance; keep that pure by regular use of Hood's Sarsaparilla and robust health will be the result: Dyspepsia, aveakness, and other worries will be things of the past and life will be worth living. Hacking Cough — “I was troubled with dry, hacking cough: One bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla helped me and three bottles cured me and made me strong.’* George W. Bennum, Coolspring, Del. ? Hoods lt Hood's Mils cure liver ills; the non-irritating and Only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparille. delegates to the Great’ Council of Cali. : will become the recognized form of soch notice throughout the State. As éach mining district may now prescribe forms of notice not inconsistent with the Federal law, a uniform style of notice is very important. Last evening Sheriff Getchell appointed the following gentlemen to act as Deputy Sheriffs at the picnic today: E.T. R. Powell, W. G. Richards, Fred Zeitler, W.H. Martin, D. S. Baker, E. J. Rector, Henry Lane, D. J. Stevens, Mrs. Jolin Treanor, the -motper .of several children and the wife of a good citizen; was arrested last night by Ofticer Fowler. She was howling drunk and stretched out on the sidewalk near the Miners foundry ina helpless condition. This morning she was fined $10 by Justice Holbrook. The fine was paid. eee -Up Country Mines. The Independent says mining matters are looking up around La Porte and Gibsonville. The Thistle company has one boring machine at work for the and determining the distance to bedrock, allthe way. down the ridge, below the works, within the boundary lines of the company. Spencer & Gould are credited with a big cleanup on the head of. Hopkins creek. Corbett & Carmichael are yet piping witha fair head of water at Sawpit where they have a bit of good ground and may with reason expect a satisfactory clean-up, Next Week’s Commercement Ball. The High School ball at Armory Hall next. Friday evening will be a brilliant gathering of .Nevada City’s lovers of dancing. The young ladies and gentlemen of the class are showing much enterprise and originality in their preparations, and. it is a foregone conclusion that their party will be a great success. They are disposing of a large number of tickets and a good attendance is insured. De Vries in Nevada County. Yesterday's Auburn Republican says: Congressman Marion De Vries came.up from Stockton Monday night and was a guest at the Hotel Conroy. On Tuesday Mr. De Vries drove to the Garnier.mine, over the line in Nevada county, in which he is interested. The mine is now known as the Baltimore. He returned to Stockton Tuesday afternoon. Some English doctor thinks it strange that Americans are not all dyspeptics. The amount of ice-cream, ice-tea, icewater and other ice-cold concoctions consumed in this country, he says, are enough to break down the stomach of an ostrich. : aie . Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood purifler and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 ots. and 60 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman the druggist. tf . still wider field. purpose of locating the gravel channel . ME CYANIDE PROCESS. Likely to Accomplish Great Results For the Mining Industry: How general the application of the cyanide process will become. is a matter for the future to determine. In its early history it was thought, accord-’ ing to the Mining and Scientific Press, that it could be successfully applied to almost every class of ore, but it was soon demonstrated that this was nota fact; the tide turned in the other dfrection and it was then thought that its range of application was limited to a few ores particularly adapted’ to it. Since then several years of experiment and successful application has broad-. ened its field of operation very materially and at this time it cannot be said with assurance that it will not cover a In no other place, perbaps, has an absolute confidence in its ultimate success been demonstrated than in Montana. After repeated and expensive failure every difficulty has. been vercame in several localities, and ‘where first it was an obsolute failure it is now an unqualified success.Experiments are constantly being made in the chemistry of the process and in its mechanical application. It has long since become evident that no one method will make it applicable to all ores or all conditions, bat. the process is a rational one and one which will not only endure, but will find much improvement in the future. The precipitation of gold on _ shavings, threads and granulated particles of zinc is not all that can be desired, but improvements may be anticipated in this branch of the process. Electricity, in some modification of the process, is already playing an important part and further development may be looked for in this direction. ae: Slimes of the most dense and im-' pervious characters are now successfully treated by agitation and decantation where vacuu:n filters and pressure tanks failed absolutely to produce the desired results. ‘The contrivance used to secure a uniform agitation of the pulp is an ingenius device—the outcome of the necessities of the case. These are only isolated examples which exemplify the fertility of resources of the men who have made and are still making the history of the cyanide process. canal — Restores VITALITY, NERVITA “2a AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency;Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of self) abuse, Or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale’cheeks and restores the fire of youth. ! By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. ‘ Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. Por sale by-H. Dickerman. . + ees In the MarKet . At Any Price. BEST BRICK\2 REGULAR IN SHAPE. STRONG AND DURABLE. LARGE IN SIZE. — JAMES J. See them at the Plaza Ice House. HANLEY, Nevada City Agent for the Justly Celebrated Sacramento Brick. Large or small orders filled promptly.: . _ The Latest Cigar ! “ROSEBERY,” At SCHMIDT BROS. All kinds of SHIRTS. ‘The celebrated MONARCH.& osém, short bosom or celored bo. best fitting shirt made: All sizes. From 75 cts. to $1.50. i With . b som. T: phe man or aiaaies who is about to buy Clothing these deys must be in an awful predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisements. Some Particularly Confidential to the . People Who Wear Clothing Think of Buying. UN Light Weight DERWEAR, All kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather. Prices from 75 cents per suit people consider deception an art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and holds old ones. Our Motto is : Your money back if your purchase proves aneatisfactory. Return it and get your money—you shall have it without a word of be good friends just the same, NECKWEAR. We carry all the latest styles patterns— Puffs, Imperials, Tecks.¢ an ¥, v, J * argument and we wil’ ¢ > ae We carry the celebrated jack Cat Brand of Leather Stocking, Triple Knee,For Children, ais’ Dresses, Underwear 482, OTHER COPPER MINING, A Good Feld for Development Hore in Nevada County. A correspondent of the Grass Valley Tidings-Telegraph says: Twenty-five . yéars ago when copper was quoted at about 15cents per pound the region be. tween the Downey House and Spence-. ville and from thence north to Mooney . Flat. swarmed with prospectors. No; fess than one hundied locations of copper were made and the prospects were. excellent for a permanent boom in copper mining. Then copper fell to sucha . price that the prospectors become dis. couraged and abandoned their claims . as they did in many places in the United States. Now with copper: touching the price of 20 cents with the prospect of going to 25 cents within a year, there seems no! reason why prospeciing for copper in! the Spenceville district shall not be! revived, The ore is there and in pay-. ing quantities. Both geologists and miners all agree in this. All that is'. needed is a smelter to set the ball rolling and aguin fill the woods with prospectors. Other towns have the advantages of , being county seats, or railroads termi-. nuses, or rich agricultural resources, but Grass Valley must always depend . ‘for its prosperity oh tke prospector. . -& big population is not ulways proof of commercial prosperity but lots of, prospeccing always brings business . prosperity. It circulates money, which . means abundant business. There are other mining towns throughout the State that have long pay rolls but were never in the same ¢élass as Grass Valley, because there was no general prospecting in their neighborhood. New Almaden, Angels Oamp. and Forbestown are illustrations. All over: the United States there are other exam‘ples of the rule that mining towns de. pend for their commercial prosperity on the prospector. It isas certain as the law of gravitation: and: as uncontrollable. ; We have abundant local capital in Grass Valley, interested in real estate and in the future of our city. The revived copper prospects will afford them an opportunity to do what they have been doing for a score of years—encouraging the prospector with capital and credit. I for one look for a ‘great advance in this direction and that too in the neer future, Me The bimetallists are always telling us that Mexico, with its.45-cent dollar and low-paid labor, is the most prosperous nation on the: globe. Nevertheless, now that Mexico is about to issue $100,000,000: of bonds running forty-five years it is required to pay 5 per cent . . interest and pledge its customs’ re-' ceipts as sécurity. . No doubt President McKinley would be glad to withdraw American troops from Quba as soon as he can do so honorably, under the pledge made by. Congress at the beginning of the war; but he cannot do so until there is at least a begins of stable government. ORE AREA “We gaged a naval hero to lecta efore our lyceum, but at the last mt he disappointed us.” “Were tks put out?” “Put out! Why, they eso angry they. rushed right on the”platform and kissed the chairman!” Baffalo’s new Union Railroad station, to cost $6,000,090, is to have a waiting room 80x285 feet, said to be the largest in the world: The other accessories and the train shed arragements are on the same liberal scale. ooo “The Nebraska Legislature has enacted a law that children under ten may not work in factories or stores, and, those under fourteen must not work unless they have attended school twenty weeks of the year. mee ‘ An old editor of the Moore’s geography delarés that “Albany has four hundred dwelling houses and twentyfour hundred inhabitants, all standing with their gable-ends to the street.” , The Canadian “Dry Goods Review” says American manufacturers of silk and felt hats are cutting out the English goods in the Dominion. Sao bee A clergyman writes: “A young lady died in my neighborhood yesterday while Iwas preaching the gaspel in a beastly state of intoxication.” Dh BEES, SP Oe Vienna has made a beginning of constructing bicycle paths through the streets. Ra rea Good Tea ~ «you want — Try (reat American [mpcrtivg Tea Go's Hiave 100 Stores — That's Why Quality so Good Prices so Reasonable Commercial street, Nevada City. Main street, Grass Valley. Care} which is sol Deafness Cannot be Curea by. local applications, as they cannot. Kustachian ‘Tube. When this tube gets inflaméd you have a rumblibg sound or imperfect hearing, and when it ig ‘ entirely closed deafness is the'result,:and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will. be destroyed forever; uine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an ‘inflamed condition 6f'the mucous surfaces. ‘ Predera : We will give One Hundred Dollars for. any case of Deafness (caused by * catarrh) that cannot. be cured by Hali’s' Catarrh Cure. Send tor circulars, trea, F. J. CHENEY &CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Draggists, 75c. Hall's famiiy Pills are the beat, « HOE ORGS S Six loaves bre: d ror 256 at Homann’s RSET Ciena SO NS You Try It. a If Shiloh’s Cough aud Consumption © forthe small pri¢ of 26 ots., 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your’ money. Sold ‘for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 26 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dicker. man, the druggist. . tt j Election For Chief Engineer. held at the City Hall on Monday, July 24, 1899, From.5 to 8 o’elock p.m. Judges—Ed. Schmidt, Frank Vaughn. Clerks—H. Brand, J & Isaac. By order of the Board of Fire Delegates. , ‘ BE. W. SCHMIDT President, J. E Isaco, Secretary. THE ANNUAL ELECTION. FOR Chief Engineer and Assistant Chief Engineer of the Nevada Eyes Examined Free . And all errors of refraction corrected y through Glasses by H. LEVINSEN, the .renowned . refractionist, of San Francisco, whois now stopping atthe NATIONAL HOVEL 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 Hotél to call ~ at your residence. jl9-lw Notice for Publication. Department. of the Interior, * Land Office at Sacramento, Cal., June 22, 1899. OTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his. intention to make final proof in support of his claimjand tlt said proof will be made before the Judge of the SuperiGr Court of Nevada county, Cal., at Nevada City, California, on Wednesday, August 2d, 1899, yiz ; JAMES C, HANLY. of Nevada couuty, California, for the lots 2,3, 4, 6,7 and 8, of Ses. 30, T.18N.,k.10E.M.bD M, : He names the following witnesses to prove his continnous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz : Arttur Monroe, Joseph Cregan, James Williams and Frank Wayland, all of North Bloomfield, Cal., P. 0, §22 SILAS PENRY, Register. Happy Toes fp Are those which are comfortably covered by footwear from our stock. They have room for natural movement. The Shoes we offer are roomy but not ill-shaped. -They conform to the lines of the foot: They are handsome, easy and durable. The stock used is honest leather, turned and prepared in such a way as to give the best possible Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2.50 Vici Kid enn ag no equal. Have you seen em Repairing promptly and’ neat) ache at reasonable cor , . BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. CHING LEE, Dealer in All clothes made to order, and at the lowest prices Large stock. of. ‘ . Firecrackers, Fans and Fine Teas. . Broad -Street, two.doors below Mrs. ‘Lutz’s Restaurant. ‘Sealed proposals will be received at the City Hall until Saturday, June 24th, 1899, at 8 p. m., for trenching and laying Water mains on Lost Hill and Alexander St., in accordance with specificafons on file at the City Hall. By order of Ronit of ony Trustees. Olerk of rd. “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Notice to Contractors # WHITE lamer saaaey ware AB AL tonearm WASH GOODS ! MAHER @ CO. Ladies, our display today in Window No. 1, White Goods © As “For Suits and Skirts. Consists of White India Linon at 10, White Victoria Lawn, ro, 1244, 15, 20 and asc. 12%, 15, 20 and 25c. 46-inch Victoria Organdie, 50, 52% and 25c 46-inch White Batiste, 50, 62% and 75c. White Piqué; 12%, 15, 20, 25 and 37%. White Welts, 12%, 15, 20, 25 and 37 lc. White: Dotted Swiss, 1214, 20, 25 and 37 4c, MS rversnrnernernernernerneinvarninttnge See Window. Display. Respectfully, ° MAKER & GO. — P. S.—One more lot of New Crashes for ‘Skirts, just re ceived. SEE THEM. “ LJ W. H. Crawford er iy oe nor ON NEVADA Latest, Daintiest and — = : mer Millinery * Tastiest City Styles, City Fire Department will be © reach the diseased portion of the ear. —~ There is only one way to cure deafness, « ~ and that is by constitutional remedies, ~ Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the. a . coffe g > and My glad _ boili . flavo with ES . ' ing t 3 keep > inore

teeta TRANSCRIPT. Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, L, 8. CALKING. SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1899. FUN FOR THE FOURTH, Preparing For One of the Finest Celebrations Ever Held Here. Those people who have been saying that they were afraid this year’s celebration at Nevada City would be a failure did not know what they were talking about. The fact is it will be one of the best we have ever had. The general committee had a meeting last night at the City Hall and had reports from the sub-committees that were highly satisfactory. ‘ $837 has been subscribed to date and more is likely to be added. Most of this money has been coflected. A platform 156 by 50 feet in dimensions is to be erected—probably on Pine street between Broad and Commercial. An awning will be stretched over it and here the literary exercises are to take plac in the forenoon and there is to be a free dance at night. A committee of Nevada City Lodge, No. 52,\A. O. U. W., held a meeting last night and decided that the lodge turn out in the parade. ‘They will be headed by their drill team, carry a large banner and wear a uniform of black trousers, white shirts, light hats and dusters. As the lodge has some 300 members it is expected that there will be a large turnout. The baseball players of the Seaweed club will be in the Fourth of July procession. : Eagie Hose Co., No. 3, heid a special meeting last night and decided to turn out. Their uniform will be black trousers, a red shirt and a white hat. Hon. George E. Church, the orator, will arrive here from Fresno on Monday afternoon’s train. He will be-met at the station by the literary committee and escorted to his hotel. That evening an informal reception will be held at the hotel-in his honor under the management of Mountain Company,U. R. K. of P.,the distinguished visitor being’ a very prominent Knight. This reception will be participated in by the general public, and the Knights of Sherwood Forest will be specially invited to attend in full uniform. The holding of the literary exercises in the open air instead of at the theater is a wise change, as it will enable several thousand people instead of the 700 or 800 who could crowd into the theater to hear the famous orator. Judge Church has a clear, penetrating voice and his magnetic eloquence will insure the undivided attention of the vast throng he is to address. His speeches excite the admiration and awaken the entbusiasm of the old and young of all classes and conditions. ‘The orator of the west possesses such a remarkable faculty of saying so much in a given time and yet saying it so well. He has the incisive originality of Chauncey Depew and the glowing eloquence that made the fame of Edward Everett immortal, : + e@e + A Good Field Here. There isa party claiming to represent a Chicago scheme called the “Iilustrated Educational History and Enterprises of California,” going the rounds, getting people to pay fat prices for the publication of “sketches” and pictures that will tickle their vanity. The county officers of Placer are on his list. He will probably be this way soon. Nevada county is generally good plucking for these games. ———_ + -2@e-+ —Picnic Weather. The weather bureau forecaster predicted showers for this afternoon and tonight, and that it will be cloudy and cool tomorrow, as it is this forenoon. What Is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used throngh the world for half a century, bas cured innumerable cases of incipient consumption and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf 6 BRIRF MENTION, 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. White washable veils 25 cents—at the: Racket Store, tft Eastern pickled pork and pigs feet at J. J. Jackson's. tf House and lot for sale. Enquire of George ©. Gaylord. mé6-tf — Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best. ; tf The Colts and Seaweeds will play ball at. Glenbrook Park tomorrow afternoon, 4 John Keir’s Pure Vermont Maple Sugar, in 101b eans, at George OC. Gaylord & Son’s. tf Schmidt Bros. will have a nice electric display in front of their cigar store on the 4th of July. The Pennsylvania Mining Company of Grass Valley has declared a dividend of $10,300, or $1.65 a:share, ; The usual services will be held tomorrow in the various churches of the city, morning and evening. Smoke the Fadden cigar. They are made by a Fadden and: sold by a Fadden at the Gilt Edge Saloon. j&tt This evening the City Trustees will open bids for laying the proposed new water mains on,Lost Hill. and Alexander street. i The TRANSCRIP? went to press before noon today so the printers could join the crowd and go to the Glenbrook Park Association’s annual picnic. There is talk of re-opening the Baltic mine above Graniteville, I. L Thurber and George Shaser of Santa Cruz are promoting the enterprise. Members of Pennsylvania Engine Company No.2 who cannot turn out with that organization on the Fourth of July should notify the committee at once, ; . Come and see the Guernsey rugs fringed ou both ends alike, patterns the same on both sides, a@ yard and: a half long. Snell & Fleming seil them at a dollar apiece. jl9-tf The Indian foot, race to take place in this city on the 4th of July will be an attractive feature. of the “afternoon amusements. A number of Indians have expressed their willingness to take part and some of their best sprinters will be here. . A@ the Congregational church tomorrow Rey. J: Sims will -preach® in the morning. In the evening Children’s Day exercises will be given anda fine program has beeh prepared, under the direction of Mrs. Nieman, including songs and recitations. by many little ones, 5 Ponemah‘Couneil, No.6; Degree of Pocahontas, last night elected Mrs. W. J. Britland and Mrs.Wm. Browning fornia. Hereafter the local Council will meet on the first and third Thursdays, instead of the second’ and fourth Fridays of each month. Secretary Benjamin, with legal advice,» has prepared on‘behalf of the California Miners’ Association: a form of location notice soon to be printéd and ready, which the association hopes ** Do Not Graspat the Shales and Lose the Substance,’’ Many people are but shadows of theirs former selves; due t2 neglect of health. Look out. for the blood, the fountain of life, the actual substance; keep that pure by regular use of Hood's Sarsaparilla and robust health will be the result: Dyspepsia, aveakness, and other worries will be things of the past and life will be worth living. Hacking Cough — “I was troubled with dry, hacking cough: One bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla helped me and three bottles cured me and made me strong.’* George W. Bennum, Coolspring, Del. ? Hoods lt Hood's Mils cure liver ills; the non-irritating and Only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparille. delegates to the Great’ Council of Cali. : will become the recognized form of soch notice throughout the State. As éach mining district may now prescribe forms of notice not inconsistent with the Federal law, a uniform style of notice is very important. Last evening Sheriff Getchell appointed the following gentlemen to act as Deputy Sheriffs at the picnic today: E.T. R. Powell, W. G. Richards, Fred Zeitler, W.H. Martin, D. S. Baker, E. J. Rector, Henry Lane, D. J. Stevens, Mrs. Jolin Treanor, the -motper .of several children and the wife of a good citizen; was arrested last night by Ofticer Fowler. She was howling drunk and stretched out on the sidewalk near the Miners foundry ina helpless condition. This morning she was fined $10 by Justice Holbrook. The fine was paid. eee -Up Country Mines. The Independent says mining matters are looking up around La Porte and Gibsonville. The Thistle company has one boring machine at work for the and determining the distance to bedrock, allthe way. down the ridge, below the works, within the boundary lines of the company. Spencer & Gould are credited with a big cleanup on the head of. Hopkins creek. Corbett & Carmichael are yet piping witha fair head of water at Sawpit where they have a bit of good ground and may with reason expect a satisfactory clean-up, Next Week’s Commercement Ball. The High School ball at Armory Hall next. Friday evening will be a brilliant gathering of .Nevada City’s lovers of dancing. The young ladies and gentlemen of the class are showing much enterprise and originality in their preparations, and. it is a foregone conclusion that their party will be a great success. They are disposing of a large number of tickets and a good attendance is insured. De Vries in Nevada County. Yesterday's Auburn Republican says: Congressman Marion De Vries came.up from Stockton Monday night and was a guest at the Hotel Conroy. On Tuesday Mr. De Vries drove to the Garnier.mine, over the line in Nevada county, in which he is interested. The mine is now known as the Baltimore. He returned to Stockton Tuesday afternoon. Some English doctor thinks it strange that Americans are not all dyspeptics. The amount of ice-cream, ice-tea, icewater and other ice-cold concoctions consumed in this country, he says, are enough to break down the stomach of an ostrich. : aie . Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood purifler and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 ots. and 60 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman the druggist. tf . still wider field. purpose of locating the gravel channel . ME CYANIDE PROCESS. Likely to Accomplish Great Results For the Mining Industry: How general the application of the cyanide process will become. is a matter for the future to determine. In its early history it was thought, accord-’ ing to the Mining and Scientific Press, that it could be successfully applied to almost every class of ore, but it was soon demonstrated that this was nota fact; the tide turned in the other dfrection and it was then thought that its range of application was limited to a few ores particularly adapted’ to it. Since then several years of experiment and successful application has broad-. ened its field of operation very materially and at this time it cannot be said with assurance that it will not cover a In no other place, perbaps, has an absolute confidence in its ultimate success been demonstrated than in Montana. After repeated and expensive failure every difficulty has. been vercame in several localities, and ‘where first it was an obsolute failure it is now an unqualified success.Experiments are constantly being made in the chemistry of the process and in its mechanical application. It has long since become evident that no one method will make it applicable to all ores or all conditions, bat. the process is a rational one and one which will not only endure, but will find much improvement in the future. The precipitation of gold on _ shavings, threads and granulated particles of zinc is not all that can be desired, but improvements may be anticipated in this branch of the process. Electricity, in some modification of the process, is already playing an important part and further development may be looked for in this direction. ae: Slimes of the most dense and im-' pervious characters are now successfully treated by agitation and decantation where vacuu:n filters and pressure tanks failed absolutely to produce the desired results. ‘The contrivance used to secure a uniform agitation of the pulp is an ingenius device—the outcome of the necessities of the case. These are only isolated examples which exemplify the fertility of resources of the men who have made and are still making the history of the cyanide process. canal — Restores VITALITY, NERVITA “2a AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency;Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of self) abuse, Or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale’cheeks and restores the fire of youth. ! By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. ‘ Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. Por sale by-H. Dickerman. . + ees In the MarKet . At Any Price. BEST BRICK\2 REGULAR IN SHAPE. STRONG AND DURABLE. LARGE IN SIZE. — JAMES J. See them at the Plaza Ice House. HANLEY, Nevada City Agent for the Justly Celebrated Sacramento Brick. Large or small orders filled promptly.: . _ The Latest Cigar ! “ROSEBERY,” At SCHMIDT BROS.

All kinds of SHIRTS. ‘The celebrated MONARCH.& osém, short bosom or celored bo. best fitting shirt made: All sizes. From 75 cts. to $1.50. i With . b som. T: phe man or aiaaies who is about to buy Clothing these deys must be in an awful predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisements. Some Particularly Confidential to the . People Who Wear Clothing Think of Buying. UN Light Weight DERWEAR, All kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather. Prices from 75 cents per suit people consider deception an art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and holds old ones. Our Motto is : Your money back if your purchase proves aneatisfactory. Return it and get your money—you shall have it without a word of be good friends just the same, NECKWEAR. We carry all the latest styles patterns— Puffs, Imperials, Tecks.¢ an ¥, v, J * argument and we wil’ ¢ > ae We carry the celebrated jack Cat Brand of Leather Stocking, Triple Knee,For Children, ais’ Dresses, Underwear 482, OTHER COPPER MINING, A Good Feld for Development Hore in Nevada County. A correspondent of the Grass Valley Tidings-Telegraph says: Twenty-five . yéars ago when copper was quoted at about 15cents per pound the region be. tween the Downey House and Spence-. ville and from thence north to Mooney . Flat. swarmed with prospectors. No; fess than one hundied locations of copper were made and the prospects were. excellent for a permanent boom in copper mining. Then copper fell to sucha . price that the prospectors become dis. couraged and abandoned their claims . as they did in many places in the United States. Now with copper: touching the price of 20 cents with the prospect of going to 25 cents within a year, there seems no! reason why prospeciing for copper in! the Spenceville district shall not be! revived, The ore is there and in pay-. ing quantities. Both geologists and miners all agree in this. All that is'. needed is a smelter to set the ball rolling and aguin fill the woods with prospectors. Other towns have the advantages of , being county seats, or railroads termi-. nuses, or rich agricultural resources, but Grass Valley must always depend . ‘for its prosperity oh tke prospector. . -& big population is not ulways proof of commercial prosperity but lots of, prospeccing always brings business . prosperity. It circulates money, which . means abundant business. There are other mining towns throughout the State that have long pay rolls but were never in the same ¢élass as Grass Valley, because there was no general prospecting in their neighborhood. New Almaden, Angels Oamp. and Forbestown are illustrations. All over: the United States there are other exam‘ples of the rule that mining towns de. pend for their commercial prosperity on the prospector. It isas certain as the law of gravitation: and: as uncontrollable. ; We have abundant local capital in Grass Valley, interested in real estate and in the future of our city. The revived copper prospects will afford them an opportunity to do what they have been doing for a score of years—encouraging the prospector with capital and credit. I for one look for a ‘great advance in this direction and that too in the neer future, Me The bimetallists are always telling us that Mexico, with its.45-cent dollar and low-paid labor, is the most prosperous nation on the: globe. Nevertheless, now that Mexico is about to issue $100,000,000: of bonds running forty-five years it is required to pay 5 per cent . . interest and pledge its customs’ re-' ceipts as sécurity. . No doubt President McKinley would be glad to withdraw American troops from Quba as soon as he can do so honorably, under the pledge made by. Congress at the beginning of the war; but he cannot do so until there is at least a begins of stable government. ORE AREA “We gaged a naval hero to lecta efore our lyceum, but at the last mt he disappointed us.” “Were tks put out?” “Put out! Why, they eso angry they. rushed right on the”platform and kissed the chairman!” Baffalo’s new Union Railroad station, to cost $6,000,090, is to have a waiting room 80x285 feet, said to be the largest in the world: The other accessories and the train shed arragements are on the same liberal scale. ooo “The Nebraska Legislature has enacted a law that children under ten may not work in factories or stores, and, those under fourteen must not work unless they have attended school twenty weeks of the year. mee ‘ An old editor of the Moore’s geography delarés that “Albany has four hundred dwelling houses and twentyfour hundred inhabitants, all standing with their gable-ends to the street.” , The Canadian “Dry Goods Review” says American manufacturers of silk and felt hats are cutting out the English goods in the Dominion. Sao bee A clergyman writes: “A young lady died in my neighborhood yesterday while Iwas preaching the gaspel in a beastly state of intoxication.” Dh BEES, SP Oe Vienna has made a beginning of constructing bicycle paths through the streets. Ra rea Good Tea ~ «you want — Try (reat American [mpcrtivg Tea Go's Hiave 100 Stores — That's Why Quality so Good Prices so Reasonable Commercial street, Nevada City. Main street, Grass Valley. Care} which is sol Deafness Cannot be Curea by. local applications, as they cannot. Kustachian ‘Tube. When this tube gets inflaméd you have a rumblibg sound or imperfect hearing, and when it ig ‘ entirely closed deafness is the'result,:and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will. be destroyed forever; uine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an ‘inflamed condition 6f'the mucous surfaces. ‘ Predera : We will give One Hundred Dollars for. any case of Deafness (caused by * catarrh) that cannot. be cured by Hali’s' Catarrh Cure. Send tor circulars, trea, F. J. CHENEY &CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Draggists, 75c. Hall's famiiy Pills are the beat, « HOE ORGS S Six loaves bre: d ror 256 at Homann’s RSET Ciena SO NS You Try It. a If Shiloh’s Cough aud Consumption © forthe small pri¢ of 26 ots., 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your’ money. Sold ‘for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 26 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dicker. man, the druggist. . tt j Election For Chief Engineer. held at the City Hall on Monday, July 24, 1899, From.5 to 8 o’elock p.m. Judges—Ed. Schmidt, Frank Vaughn. Clerks—H. Brand, J & Isaac. By order of the Board of Fire Delegates. , ‘ BE. W. SCHMIDT President, J. E Isaco, Secretary. THE ANNUAL ELECTION. FOR Chief Engineer and Assistant Chief Engineer of the Nevada Eyes Examined Free . And all errors of refraction corrected y through Glasses by H. LEVINSEN, the .renowned . refractionist, of San Francisco, whois now stopping atthe NATIONAL HOVEL 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 Hotél to call ~ at your residence. jl9-lw Notice for Publication. Department. of the Interior, * Land Office at Sacramento, Cal., June 22, 1899. OTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his. intention to make final proof in support of his claimjand tlt said proof will be made before the Judge of the SuperiGr Court of Nevada county, Cal., at Nevada City, California, on Wednesday, August 2d, 1899, yiz ; JAMES C, HANLY. of Nevada couuty, California, for the lots 2,3, 4, 6,7 and 8, of Ses. 30, T.18N.,k.10E.M.bD M, : He names the following witnesses to prove his continnous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz : Arttur Monroe, Joseph Cregan, James Williams and Frank Wayland, all of North Bloomfield, Cal., P. 0, §22 SILAS PENRY, Register. Happy Toes fp Are those which are comfortably covered by footwear from our stock. They have room for natural movement. The Shoes we offer are roomy but not ill-shaped. -They conform to the lines of the foot: They are handsome, easy and durable. The stock used is honest leather, turned and prepared in such a way as to give the best possible Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2.50 Vici Kid enn ag no equal. Have you seen em Repairing promptly and’ neat) ache at reasonable cor , . BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. CHING LEE, Dealer in All clothes made to order, and at the lowest prices Large stock. of. ‘ . Firecrackers, Fans and Fine Teas.. . Broad -Street, two.doors below Mrs. ‘Lutz’s Restaurant. ‘Sealed proposals will be received at the City Hall until Saturday, June 24th, 1899, at 8 p. m., for trenching and laying Water mains on Lost Hill and Alexander St., in accordance with specificafons on file at the City Hall. By order of Ronit of ony Trustees. Olerk of rd. “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Notice to Contractors # WHITE lamer saaaey ware AB AL tonearm WASH GOODS ! MAHER @ CO. Ladies, our display today in Window No. 1, White Goods © As “For Suits and Skirts. Consists of White India Linon at 10, White Victoria Lawn, ro, 1244, 15, 20 and asc. 12%, 15, 20 and 25c. 46-inch Victoria Organdie, 50, 52% and 25c 46-inch White Batiste, 50, 62% and 75c. White Piqué; 12%, 15, 20, 25 and 37%. White Welts, 12%, 15, 20, 25 and 37 lc. White: Dotted Swiss, 1214, 20, 25 and 37 4c, MS rversnrnernernernernerneinvarninttnge See Window. Display. Respectfully, ° MAKER & GO. — P. S.—One more lot of New Crashes for ‘Skirts, just re ceived. SEE THEM. “ LJ W. H. Crawford er iy oe nor ON NEVADA Latest, Daintiest and — = : mer Millinery * Tastiest City Styles, City Fire Department will be © reach the diseased portion of the ear. —~ There is only one way to cure deafness, « ~ and that is by constitutional remedies, ~ Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the. a . coffe g > and My glad _ boili . flavo with ES . ' ing t 3 keep > inore