June 25, 1900 (4 pages)

7 THE TRANSCRIPT CHILDRENS pay [ssued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, . A Delightful: Bntertaioment at the Congpegational Church. AT NAVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— : . ‘ A : ‘ ; The -Childrens’ Day concert at the ‘ty to. give money that purpose. BR as LT INS . This isa day of organized effort, and . a“ . for. RO vy _ TS. . Congregational church last eveniag was . the individual or the community that . Short advertisements the . ger of jgdgment for plaintiff-and pay z in every way a charming success. TO) fails to take advantage of its power resources of. the valley can’ be his owe’ costs. Plaintiff to prepare TEEMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By fall, = “ By Carrier, \-Delivered to any part of the city. ~ p, 0. BOX E, £2 1-2c Per Week . standing to sing, from the altar standpoint, it had the appearance ofa flower garden in the fall flush of June—old and young were decked in their attractive summer garbs, while the faces of BLOT the young from auditorium and gallery wore asa sun burst that inspires the heart. The exercises commenced with singing by the children and choir. BRIEFLY STATED. W. B. Robb read and Rev. J. Sims Items That Shonld Interest Byerybody— . ,ayed, which was followed by recitaRuar tions by Florence Andrews and Olifford Something Ae Byery Day. Brown. Olivia and Ethel Matthews Cook's, that’s all. sang ¢duett. The school sang a song, Swiss cheese at Isoard’s. ‘ and were followed by the presentation For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. . ot the beautiful dialogne, “The Queen of cpg uasorh -naccaghreth ect B auty,” in which the following young oe : *. ladies, trained by Miss Martha Sims, For picnic delicacies go to OC. E. Malthe elocutionist, finely “wastained their oy’s. e parts: Misses May "Gribble, . Queen; TELEPHONE NO, 4t. MONDAY..--.-june 25. 1900 DEVELOP THE COUNTRY, "To thé People of the Sacramento Valley . associat and Its Watershed: Teady to advertise it will ask ench coms the age. Secing how other communi ties had advanced through this means, the San Joaquin, the great twin valley . #4 thne all partarwill be put in direct of ‘the Sacramento, early last year percommunication with each enquirer. fected an organisation ; and, not to be left ‘entirely in the rear, a conven ary last, and started an organization can do much ‘to better. our: velopment "On April 98, . . Give therefore your delegates such. at 2 rheettlia of the sponte or at . Words of encouragement as that they Oroville, the organiastion was perfected . Wil feel justified t& attending every and by-laws were adopted forth . meeting of the committee and of the lows: oo Association oF any 00° . 1), vate of several hundred fold. Hach . member of the present executive comcrease the industrial, commercial, manv. _ ces of a backing for the objects of Cook’s. ; saloon. m14-tf ‘ Phelps, Forest; Clara Nancarrow, Pi lade cane foe eae flowers; Lucile Tilley, Child. Miss Swell patterns of lawns and dimities Edna Borchert sang.@ solo, after which i Snell & Fleming’s. tt there was recitations by Edwin Gribble wisinwa ickles, by the dozen, at and Elsie Oliver. Miss Nina Woon sarg Geo. O Gaylord & Son's . a solu with telling effect and the recifain ‘A tations by Misses Bery) Hocking, Grace Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. gee ‘Jackson and Juanita McCloskey, with thing new. At GayLonDs. t ‘ all the others, were most pleasing to Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan'. ,,, audience. Thechurch was tastily in the tobacco line. tf ‘ ge race eg sicaes Se tiiig just adorned with flowers and evergreens. . and reservoirs for irrigation, drainage . O.jusa, for by-laws and other informa i t A liberal contribution crowned the efand navigation. rome} tion. RALEIGH BaROAR, Men’s: 25 ct. Canvas Hats will received at Snell & bog ngs. t forts of. the occasion not soon to be. _®To provide for the protéction = W. A. Brarp, now be sold for 10 cts. each by 7; If you want a good shine go aroaa forgotten. the forests on the head waters pe od W. 8S. GREEN, Hyman & Cc., corner Main and Comto Gallagher’s stand. ‘ streams forming the watershed of the Committee. ' mercial streets. tf of farm and orchard products. 8. To promote immigration by ad. vertising to the world the varied rop y. . every kind mentioned above, that have Maken sais en et ate * . not already done s0, to con hag ya . : a to our meetings.) The objects of our / eh ee: organization are broad in their scope, and hence we urge all to join in wit cn = bap ths hig and ns, and especially do we.urge the minges ae ing counties and organizations to becounty roads, along lin hich there { flict g lines on W ere is no conflict. 7. To promote the building of canals cond to F. E. Wright, our secretary, . valley. 9. To promote and encourage « better feeling between the people of the business “Transacted, at the Session Thomas vs. City of Grass Valley. Or$6 Per Year . one looking at the vast audience while . falls behind in the progressive maroh of in ren . papers of the onat, and when findings i theo aha Vincent_vs. Grass Valley. judgment for plaintiff and he pay hie own costs. Plaintiff to prepare findBut you will see that there are many . ings. él Pople vs. Lansing. Arraigned. He met at Woodland on the 15th of Januand with » strong pull altogether we . will plead tomorrow at 10 o’clock. condition if} etate Hlisha Pease. known a8 the Sacramento Valley Deno immigration came—buf it-will oeaak letters continued two weeks. W. A. Barnes vs. Winn. Demurrer to complaint in intervention overruled Estate of John F. Moody, deceased. : Association’ i ion. . There is no investment . Petition to set apart the household Hans — seam, Le sama the people . ee a aye ae a property to the widow. So ordered. 1. To consider snd discuss all subcan make pay 80 well as Petition for sale of personal property, jects of vital interests to the counties little required to run ‘this Association. . aq petition for allowance of $200 per It has the power to bring in money 98) Lonih. The Court granted an allowance of $100 .per month to widow. Or2. To inangurate, encourage and . . itt. pays his own personal expenses, dor of sale of personal property granten one i to in. 1d with the cheering words, and as. ed. me Lawrey vs. Hunsaker. Oourt orYou can’t have Malaria if you drink Nina Woon, Dawn; Myrtle Howell, Days . eetea ee Ger passe a oe a the Association, it will accomplish ! dered that said case be ‘opened, and Se ,. Isabel, Richards, Twilight; Ethel Rich-. association, @ ally the manufacture Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins ards, Night; Grace Jackson, Sea; He'en specially t ‘nati of e ae ee and Copper Mining Oopany et al. Judgment for plaintiff. A large lot of Linen Collars. Former . A * i . mercial streets. : price 25 cts. each, will be sold for 5 cts. i with typhoidi at her home 6. To promote the building of good each by L. Hyman & Co., corner Main come members. We will try & pull and Oommercial streets. : tf ‘ “SUPERIOR COURT. Order Petition for + -2OeLinen Collars. Men’s Convas Hats. ‘ceived injuries on bis nose. “While *lages 4to15. Full value 50 cts. Will NOT AS BAD AS THAT, =. Roport that H, .P. Brown of the ‘Traasoript Had-Lost His Byesight. It was reported in.town yesterday that Nat. P: Brown of the Transcript . ! had gone blind, {t is trae that he has) not had the use of his eyes; for several days, but his sight is not affected in the least. About a month ago he regoing up by the Canfleld property he, met a gentleman and two ladies wh apparently thought they. owned : the whole sidewalk. As Mr. Brown gallantly steppéd aside his foot went in a hole in the dilapidated walk causing him to fall. This laid him up for several days, ‘and it was thought the ‘wound was entirely relieved until about ten days ago when the swelling ' on his face increased little by little an‘banquet followed . til last Friday, when it reached a indulged Wy . ers crisis, and has since been swollen to William Mills and Miss Lizzie Paull auch an extent that he has not been /.were united in marriage at the home of able to.open his eyes for the past three the bride’s parents on Hill’s Fiat on days. He has been confined to bis bed . Saturday evening, _ Miss “Maud Philfor several days, but it willbe only @ lips and William Harris attended the matter of a short time when he will be couple. of, . The remains of Robert Davidson, much. appo nted Wednesday, June 27th, for . all right again. : The counties of the valley proper ®F° . nearing the pales tu: =. who was drowned iu) the Yaba inter now all represented, and we Bree B. F. Stecee et al vs, Nevada Gold Boy's Knee Pants. poe will be shipges, see: 66. i ? Knee Pan Miss Nellie Oassidy, who is ® pupil at 10 dozen Boys’ Cassimere te, in Hats Hocisal SOMO GE Me’ Joos, is at home spending her vacation. Mrs. Herbert Fisher, wife of a former Grass Valley yonng man, is very ill be closed out for 15 cts. a pair by L. Hyman &. Oo.,; corner ‘Main and Comin San Francisco. : The Royal Arch Degree will be cons 30 suits, sizes 31 to 42. , Former price ferred by Grass Valley Chapter, R. A. $8, will now be sold for $3 by L. Hyman . M., tonight instead of Wednesday, be& Co. corner Main and Commercial’ cause one of the candidates has to take. t® his departure. — Gentlemen’s Clothes. streets. Lean een coores yesteraey. . LBITERS MAY BB RECALLED. For cold storage meats goto Grisse] Bros.’ and you are sure to get the ‘best Room for all to dance on the larg: Maio street platform Saturday eve: ing. td You can get a $2 hat for 65 cents a! the Bankrupt, sale of Carter & Johs ou’s stock tt. John Ford, a native, of Ireland, was natucal z3d in the Superior Court Suturday. Go and got a pair of $4 shoes for $1.85, st the Bankrupt sale of Carter & Johns‘on, tf Daneeon the new Main street plat form Saturday evening. Will commence at 9 -’c' 00%. ” . td oH. 2” Whatis *H. B"2 Tho whiskey without » headeché At Tom’s Place, Broad «tree, je5 A boy named Robinson was run over nearthe Usiou Hotel Saturday evening, but received only #& few bruises. A beantitul matted e'ch ng with every curchase of two peckages of Cream of Wheat Mush, et Gaylord & Son’s. Rosa! Ann Chorrics, the finest in the world, can be had in any quantity at W.H. Andrews’ fru't store. j20-tf A pair of gloves was found at the dance Saturday evening. Owner can receive the same by applying at this office. At the Ladies’ Whist Club on Saturday afternoon Miss Mue Martin won the first prize and Miss Mary Hook the second. The Knights of Sherwood Forest are drilling regularly, and will make a » splendid appearance in the Fourth of July parade. Fresh Dairy Butter can be had at W. G. Richard’s grocery store for 35 cents per roll, and fresh Ranch Butter at 20 . Developing Company of which Senator! wents, Our climate is euch that we cents a pound. j6 A meeting of the General Committee . owners. ou the Fourth of July celebration will be held at Armory Hall this, Monday evening at 9 o'clock. Nr.B.M. Rayford, Trustee, wants to} in town. sce all of his old friends during the Carter & Johnston Bankrupt sale. He. San Francisco to visit friends. willsell a $15 suit for $6.95. ett Are yourready ? Weare. Justthink. sonirr office a pleasant cali thie after-. ing in the enterprise and push of of this: 50 cent, 75 cent and $1 Blouse} noon. Waists for 25 cents. At the Great Bank+o rupt sale of Oarter & Johnston. tf All persons having claims against the county are hereby notified tha they must be presented to the County Clerk on or before Thursday of this week. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can after you get the machine, besides the than all the counties south of Tehachipl. i counties forming the Association, so as One More Advance in the Postal De-'towork more in harmony for the gen‘ . eral : partment 1s Annousced. . Tithe membership of the Association is Third Assistant Postmaster-General composed of the counties, the municiMadden is planni®® “an important palities and the organized commercial, change in the mailing’ of registered pericnle and paige apse pase . letters. Under the change the sender in the Sacramento valley or 1t8 water . of a registered letter will be allowed to shed. At the meetings of the Askool: it at any point he may de sive: ation the members are entitled to reprey ag be . ; sentation as follows: ‘Three by the [hat is to say if the sender of aregistoard of supervisors of each county, tered letter wants to recover his letter and one by each of the other organia before it has been delivered to the ad ations. The supervisors are e-officie dresses he may doso, Mr. Maduen delegates. says there is no reason why this change . Now, it is submitted to you that this should not be made. The new order Association cannot be a success Without will go into effect at once. . there shall bea general interest through“oc Personal Mention. each man will give the Association at least a good L.J. Rose Jr. and family, who have ghall offer, it will prove a power for been here for the past week on a visit ' good, the extent of which no man cas returned to San Francisco this after-' calculate. ‘There is more in an encour noon. ' ners, sige apace: men eine. J. Bonestell: of San Francisco, who m’t be gy with those words, has been here spending a few days, remslladlcnpne Sats Re ae turned home today. work. Attend meetings and help push Dr. M. A. Preston, who has been to . the car along. Lake ‘Tahoe on a fishing trip, returned In the valley proper we have five here today. thousand square miles,‘a territory larger Editor Rutherford came over from than Connecticut ; larger than Delaware Truckee today. , and Rhode Island combined. Nearly’ E. H. Hamlen, the cattle man of very square mile of this is tilable and Sierra City, is in town. pire rages phceh gue nig Sagien 4 _ relia! water A. A. Britton of San Francisco ar‘At leastoue thousand square miles of rived here on the afternoon train. the watershed of the valley is tilable, Miss Stone of San Francisco is here . with water everywhere to waste. Nov on a visit to friends. is this all—almost every possible mimR. L. Harter is over from Colgate. eral is found in paying quantities all Si Gilbert and John Richards have . long both sides of the valley, with imgone to Butte City, Montana. Mr. ggg «A Dey: sdon Gilbert is to be superintendent of a, ’ mine belonging to the Montana Ore . Ponty ary ef ge pagent ie W. A. Olark is one of the principal. can produce any of the ordinary crops grown in any part of America, and W. Richardson came over from . also all ‘the semitropical fruits. It is not extraordinary for the bananna and. the date to ripen out of doors. ~ Limes, lemons and oranges are grown with as Mr. Greeman left this morning for _— ee a stteg Fase Mpa ehe Sy eg While not undertaking to make Hon. W. 8. Robinson paid the TRAN-. invidious comparisons, and while Rae ,. Crackee today. ‘ W.J. Hoffman of San ‘Francisco is our neighbors of Southern Oalifornia, and acknowledging that they have Brief Mention. a sheorg country, worthy of all that is ¢ for it, we cannot help calling Investigate before seuding away for attention to the fact, simply to show a camera. There are decided advin . how little we are doing with the gifts vantages in buying a camera of W. D. of nature, that any three of the couni d talk ties of the Sacramento valley can proVinton, who you can see and talk with duce more of any given commodity t privilege to examine the different ‘And that we have water in sv aband. a out the eT, — pe vege" health during the heated term poting se Cue Sa nee not substitute anything else for these Ice ColdFluids preord whenever opportanity . scribed and demanded by nature. SOMETHIN YOU NEVER TIRE OFT FOLEY'S \ce Cream Soda The reason is because it is always fresh, cold, invigorating and indescribably de_licious by, its fruit flavors carbonated drinks are dictated by considerations of Bry I ry One should not, one must 2 Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors: HIRE’S ROOT BEER Just Arrived. . Heinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk : : . ‘Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk Heinz Chow. Chow. Heinz Chutney Heinz’s Beans in Cans Heinz Mustard Heinz Preserved Strawberries Heinz Preserved Raspberries P.G: SCADDEN, Commercial Street. MAHER & CO sce GO TO . > MAHER & CO. For good things in DRY GOODS from now on until the 4th of July. Ladies of Nevada City we want to:see you in our store some time before the 4th of July. We want you to see some of the good things we have in White Skirts, Muslin Gowns, Silk Gloves, Cotton Gloves, Summer Underwear, Corsets, Laces, Embroideries, © Hosiery, Etc. = We have new PULLEY BELTS in black and white at 50 cents each.” NEW TIES—we have more of them . than you ever saw in one place before.” Come to see us any time during the day. Our store is always cool and we will try to make your visit a pleasant one, : Respectfully, : MAHER & GO. art aa Since Electricity has come in general use the number of Non-Magnetic Watches. Fave You Seen Those Bea uit ul Rugs : get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods. t Where are you going? Why of can have free use of the dark room. course to the great Bankrupt sale now going on at Carter and Johnston’s old stand. Three dollar pants are being sold for $1.45. tf . wear, Shirts and Drawers. Let it be understood that W. HW, Anprice 75e ts. per suit. drews has purchased the full aoe of . out for 25 cts. per suit by L. Hyman Lehr’s unexeelled raspberries. ‘They. Oo, corner Main and Commerc styles and makes. He can help y Summer Underwear. are brought in fresh every morning.) streets. ° ie Beato “ot ieee — Orders for any quantity promptly atNE SOTR Sipeae i te GDas Soa lle er our population may ° T : B N : 1 : tended to. pote For Sale Cheap. —, oo paid that hana ps win ros. ) atu ra There hae been much complai.t of. late about parties who come to this, oy Mrs. F. McGibbons aré. offered make good pictares from the first. You ' of our land. We see now. two other < 10 dozen suits of Summer Under-. neglected. We want to change this rene everyone “"™. A, & H.W. HARTUNG, nt Will be closed The iots on West Broad street owned . pefore we are ready for much advertis0U . ance with which to irrigate every acre transcontinental railroads building into Jand road seeking to get at the tra/> of . before investing their money those people while we are entirely & Naturally you ial association as ours to advertise all these SUCCESSORS TO F. 0. LURTIE. MAGNETIZED WATCHES Is Increasing Daily. ; Realizing this fact we have purchased a line of Fine Non-Maga Southern California, and every oyor. in gentiemen’s sizes only, and Ae terie Pieotebcigue and crhare 46 inspect them timepiece. (OF Watches de-maguetized by us at reasonable prices. St,, above Pine, Nevada City. Telephone oi a wonderful resources to the world, in for. ing? The almost exclusive planting of city and allow their horses to stand 0D/ yaje ata bargain. They will be sold as. wheat in the valley has led to large land Barataria Shrimps the streeis. Some of them coming in. , whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown early in the morning and their horses stand all day, and o! hers come in the . early evening aud the horses stand un . , til late at riight. The oiticers shoul . ‘ute stop to it. , You ought to see Ofiicers tlected. a Freedom Circie No. 108, companious How Many ie uy veer ot the Forest elected the following Beautiful — Premiums the aeholo varsitory than w single tract FRANK GU ENTH E officers on Satarday evening. George we Ge ee: : asi fone set Cheppell, 0, C+ May Tickell, 8. 0. O.; With Teas, ; TY — Mr;. William. Browning, Treasurer; . With Coffees, Cl TAXES. ee . sie Saag gs EON Mrs. Ben Bost, F.85R.J. Ronchi, B. With Optoes, B CITY TAXES FOR THE FISCAL oo 8.; Mrs. Peter Seithy Rk. G.; Miss May wuknene i CI eereee tne nd varatle. ou) G.;B. J. Tremaine, 0. G.; Frank May, A fine bar sercen {x scle. Enquire at the ; Rees ‘ Commerial Street, Nevada City. be therefore that each city, town and vil4. N, DOXSEE & SONS’ 1 me age shall organise » tome pats . Little Neck Clams body to take im hand the matter of t Hee Le derful resources of this magnificent yalley and its watershed. Whén we get v an I will be at my office the City Hall, the purpose of col afi al py I, for 9 to. m. and from 2105 p.m. until Au, . A. TOMPKINS, . . . The best in the lend alwayson hand, ¢ 2o es paceus tor Meena: © Elegant Ripe Olives 25 cents a quart. 3; THE CELEBRATED — . Anchor Oysters WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CENTS., (69 etic Watches, West 4 Rolled Oats 20c a Package: CASH GROCER Buckley Building. Mate St. . AT KINKEAD'S? names of them. While you are there just look at the Sass pretty Antique Oak, Golden Osk, Maple and Ash 3 y wy j For the quality of the articles the BEDROOM SETS. Francisco and Sacramento prices, KINKEAD'S FURNITURE STORE. _ ia Honolulu : wk ployment. — W. L. Col rived here las old home. Chas. Lyne! day for Honol tion. George Mu scheidt have the lakes. T. T. Kirkhe been: quite ‘ii Saturday. Mr. and WM James O’Bri Smarteville w this city yeste Geox W: Te Palmer at tl latter will go . Thos. Oougl burg Saturda driven into or Geo. BR: «isco has: bee chere interview Miss Glady ‘Sting at Virgix Another lot Risdon Iron B. J. Pete eyes hurt at days ago; wen to place him fing for a vik San Francisco WwW. T. Mon ’ Forest Hill wl store. All . good tuck. B. N. Bho here last ev this morning. J.P. Gore 6 from Sacrani morning. Thom:s Ha City last ai “who arrived route to that _Mrs. Lizzie Saturday ev cousin, Mrs.'. she will rett ton, Ohio. William .H Osceola Mix from the mi ‘on hig way! reports theo encouraging. cisco argive: left this mo Graniteville. who ig teachi Miss Emm iting at Nort Saturday e'

7 THE TRANSCRIPT CHILDRENS pay [ssued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, . A Delightful: Bntertaioment at the Congpegational Church. AT NAVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— : . ‘ A : ‘ ; The -Childrens’ Day concert at the ‘ty to. give money that purpose. BR as LT INS . This isa day of organized effort, and . a“ . for. RO vy _ TS. . Congregational church last eveniag was . the individual or the community that . Short advertisements the . ger of jgdgment for plaintiff-and pay z in every way a charming success. TO) fails to take advantage of its power resources of. the valley can’ be his owe’ costs. Plaintiff to prepare TEEMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By fall, = “ By Carrier, \-Delivered to any part of the city. ~ p, 0. BOX E, £2 1-2c Per Week . standing to sing, from the altar standpoint, it had the appearance ofa flower garden in the fall flush of June—old and young were decked in their attractive summer garbs, while the faces of BLOT the young from auditorium and gallery wore asa sun burst that inspires the heart. The exercises commenced with singing by the children and choir. BRIEFLY STATED. W. B. Robb read and Rev. J. Sims Items That Shonld Interest Byerybody— . ,ayed, which was followed by recitaRuar tions by Florence Andrews and Olifford Something Ae Byery Day. Brown. Olivia and Ethel Matthews Cook's, that’s all. sang ¢duett. The school sang a song, Swiss cheese at Isoard’s. ‘ and were followed by the presentation For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. . ot the beautiful dialogne, “The Queen of cpg uasorh -naccaghreth ect B auty,” in which the following young oe : *. ladies, trained by Miss Martha Sims, For picnic delicacies go to OC. E. Malthe elocutionist, finely “wastained their oy’s. e parts: Misses May "Gribble, . Queen; TELEPHONE NO, 4t. MONDAY...--..-june 25. 1900 DEVELOP THE COUNTRY, "To thé People of the Sacramento Valley . associat and Its Watershed: Teady to advertise it will ask ench coms the age. Secing how other communi ties had advanced through this means, the San Joaquin, the great twin valley . #4 thne all partarwill be put in direct of ‘the Sacramento, early last year percommunication with each enquirer. fected an organisation ; and, not to be left ‘entirely in the rear, a conven ary last, and started an organization can do much ‘to better. our: velopment "On April 98, . . Give therefore your delegates such. at 2 rheettlia of the sponte or at . Words of encouragement as that they Oroville, the organiastion was perfected . Wil feel justified t& attending every and by-laws were adopted forth . meeting of the committee and of the lows: oo Association oF any 00° . 1), vate of several hundred fold. Hach . member of the present executive comcrease the industrial, commercial, manv. _ ces of a backing for the objects of Cook’s. ; saloon. m14-tf ‘ Phelps, Forest; Clara Nancarrow, Pi lade cane foe eae flowers; Lucile Tilley, Child. Miss Swell patterns of lawns and dimities Edna Borchert sang.@ solo, after which i Snell & Fleming’s. tt there was recitations by Edwin Gribble wisinwa ickles, by the dozen, at and Elsie Oliver. Miss Nina Woon sarg Geo. O Gaylord & Son's . a solu with telling effect and the recifain ‘A tations by Misses Bery) Hocking, Grace Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. gee ‘Jackson and Juanita McCloskey, with thing new. At GayLonDs. t ‘ all the others, were most pleasing to Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan'. ,,, audience. Thechurch was tastily in the tobacco line. tf ‘ ge race eg sicaes Se tiiig just adorned with flowers and evergreens. . and reservoirs for irrigation, drainage . O.jusa, for by-laws and other informa i t A liberal contribution crowned the efand navigation. rome} tion. RALEIGH BaROAR, Men’s: 25 ct. Canvas Hats will received at Snell & bog ngs. t forts of. the occasion not soon to be. _®To provide for the protéction = W. A. Brarp, now be sold for 10 cts. each by 7; If you want a good shine go aroaa forgotten. the forests on the head waters pe od W. 8S. GREEN, Hyman & Cc., corner Main and Comto Gallagher’s stand. ‘ streams forming the watershed of the Committee. ' mercial streets. tf of farm and orchard products. 8. To promote immigration by ad. vertising to the world the varied rop y. . every kind mentioned above, that have Maken sais en et ate * . not already done s0, to con hag ya . : a to our meetings.) The objects of our / eh ee: organization are broad in their scope, and hence we urge all to join in wit cn = bap ths hig and ns, and especially do we.urge the minges ae ing counties and organizations to becounty roads, along lin hich there { flict g lines on W ere is no conflict. 7. To promote the building of canals cond to F. E. Wright, our secretary, . valley. 9. To promote and encourage « better feeling between the people of the business “Transacted, at the Session Thomas vs. City of Grass Valley. Or$6 Per Year . one looking at the vast audience while . falls behind in the progressive maroh of in ren . papers of the onat, and when findings i theo aha Vincent_vs. Grass Valley. judgment for plaintiff and he pay hie own costs. Plaintiff to prepare findBut you will see that there are many . ings. él Pople vs. Lansing. Arraigned. He met at Woodland on the 15th of Januand with » strong pull altogether we . will plead tomorrow at 10 o’clock. condition if} etate Hlisha Pease. known a8 the Sacramento Valley Deno immigration came—buf it-will oeaak letters continued two weeks. W. A. Barnes vs. Winn. Demurrer to complaint in intervention overruled Estate of John F. Moody, deceased. : Association’ i ion. . There is no investment . Petition to set apart the household Hans — seam, Le sama the people . ee a aye ae a property to the widow. So ordered. 1. To consider snd discuss all subcan make pay 80 well as Petition for sale of personal property, jects of vital interests to the counties little required to run ‘this Association. . aq petition for allowance of $200 per It has the power to bring in money 98) Lonih. The Court granted an allowance of $100 .per month to widow. Or2. To inangurate, encourage and . . itt. pays his own personal expenses, dor of sale of personal property granten one i to in. 1d with the cheering words, and as. ed. me Lawrey vs. Hunsaker. Oourt orYou can’t have Malaria if you drink Nina Woon, Dawn; Myrtle Howell, Days . eetea ee Ger passe a oe a the Association, it will accomplish ! dered that said case be ‘opened, and Se ,. Isabel, Richards, Twilight; Ethel Rich-. association, @ ally the manufacture Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins ards, Night; Grace Jackson, Sea; He'en specially t ‘nati of e ae ee and Copper Mining Oopany et al. Judgment for plaintiff. A large lot of Linen Collars. Former . A * i . mercial streets. : price 25 cts. each, will be sold for 5 cts. i with typhoidi at her home 6. To promote the building of good each by L. Hyman & Co., corner Main come members. We will try & pull and Oommercial streets. : tf ‘ “SUPERIOR COURT. Order Petition for + -2OeLinen Collars. Men’s Convas Hats. ‘ceived injuries on bis nose. “While *lages 4to15. Full value 50 cts. Will NOT AS BAD AS THAT, =. Roport that H, .P. Brown of the ‘Traasoript Had-Lost His Byesight. It was reported in.town yesterday that Nat. P: Brown of the Transcript . ! had gone blind, {t is trae that he has) not had the use of his eyes; for several days, but his sight is not affected in the least. About a month ago he regoing up by the Canfleld property he, met a gentleman and two ladies wh apparently thought they. owned : the whole sidewalk. As Mr. Brown gallantly steppéd aside his foot went in a hole in the dilapidated walk causing him to fall. This laid him up for several days, ‘and it was thought the ‘wound was entirely relieved until about ten days ago when the swelling ' on his face increased little by little an‘banquet followed . til last Friday, when it reached a indulged Wy . ers crisis, and has since been swollen to William Mills and Miss Lizzie Paull auch an extent that he has not been /.were united in marriage at the home of able to.open his eyes for the past three the bride’s parents on Hill’s Fiat on days. He has been confined to bis bed . Saturday evening, _ Miss “Maud Philfor several days, but it willbe only @ lips and William Harris attended the matter of a short time when he will be couple. of, . The remains of Robert Davidson, much. appo nted Wednesday, June 27th, for . all right again. : The counties of the valley proper ®F° . nearing the pales tu: =. who was drowned iu) the Yaba inter now all represented, and we Bree B. F. Stecee et al vs, Nevada Gold Boy's Knee Pants. poe will be shipges, see: 66. i ? Knee Pan Miss Nellie Oassidy, who is ® pupil at 10 dozen Boys’ Cassimere te, in Hats Hocisal SOMO GE Me’ Joos, is at home spending her vacation. Mrs. Herbert Fisher, wife of a former Grass Valley yonng man, is very ill be closed out for 15 cts. a pair by L. Hyman &. Oo.,; corner ‘Main and Comin San Francisco. : The Royal Arch Degree will be cons 30 suits, sizes 31 to 42. , Former price ferred by Grass Valley Chapter, R. A. $8, will now be sold for $3 by L. Hyman . M., tonight instead of Wednesday, be& Co. corner Main and Commercial’ cause one of the candidates has to take. t® his departure. — Gentlemen’s Clothes. streets. Lean een coores yesteraey. . LBITERS MAY BB RECALLED. For cold storage meats goto Grisse] Bros.’ and you are sure to get the ‘best Room for all to dance on the larg: Maio street platform Saturday eve: ing. td You can get a $2 hat for 65 cents a! the Bankrupt, sale of Carter & Johs ou’s stock tt. John Ford, a native, of Ireland, was natucal z3d in the Superior Court Suturday. Go and got a pair of $4 shoes for $1.85, st the Bankrupt sale of Carter & Johns‘on, tf Daneeon the new Main street plat form Saturday evening. Will commence at 9 -’c' 00%. ” . td oH. 2” Whatis *H. B"2 Tho whiskey without » headeché At Tom’s Place, Broad «tree, je5 A boy named Robinson was run over nearthe Usiou Hotel Saturday evening, but received only #& few bruises. A beantitul matted e'ch ng with every curchase of two peckages of Cream of Wheat Mush, et Gaylord & Son’s. Rosa! Ann Chorrics, the finest in the world, can be had in any quantity at W.H. Andrews’ fru't store. j20-tf A pair of gloves was found at the dance Saturday evening. Owner can receive the same by applying at this office. At the Ladies’ Whist Club on Saturday afternoon Miss Mue Martin won the first prize and Miss Mary Hook the second. The Knights of Sherwood Forest are drilling regularly, and will make a » splendid appearance in the Fourth of July parade. Fresh Dairy Butter can be had at W. G. Richard’s grocery store for 35 cents per roll, and fresh Ranch Butter at 20 . Developing Company of which Senator! wents, Our climate is euch that we cents a pound. j6 A meeting of the General Committee . owners. ou the Fourth of July celebration will be held at Armory Hall this, Monday evening at 9 o'clock. Nr.B.M. Rayford, Trustee, wants to} in town. sce all of his old friends during the Carter & Johnston Bankrupt sale. He. San Francisco to visit friends. willsell a $15 suit for $6.95. ett Are yourready ? Weare. Justthink. sonirr office a pleasant cali thie after-. ing in the enterprise and push of of this: 50 cent, 75 cent and $1 Blouse} noon. Waists for 25 cents. At the Great Bank+o rupt sale of Oarter & Johnston. tf All persons having claims against the county are hereby notified tha they must be presented to the County Clerk on or before Thursday of this week. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can after you get the machine, besides the than all the counties south of Tehachipl. i counties forming the Association, so as One More Advance in the Postal De-'towork more in harmony for the gen‘ . eral : partment 1s Annousced. . Tithe membership of the Association is Third Assistant Postmaster-General composed of the counties, the municiMadden is planni®® “an important palities and the organized commercial, change in the mailing’ of registered pericnle and paige apse pase . letters. Under the change the sender in the Sacramento valley or 1t8 water . of a registered letter will be allowed to shed. At the meetings of the Askool: it at any point he may de sive: ation the members are entitled to reprey ag be . ; sentation as follows: ‘Three by the [hat is to say if the sender of aregistoard of supervisors of each county, tered letter wants to recover his letter and one by each of the other organia before it has been delivered to the ad ations. The supervisors are e-officie dresses he may doso, Mr. Maduen delegates. says there is no reason why this change . Now, it is submitted to you that this should not be made. The new order Association cannot be a success Without will go into effect at once. . there shall bea general interest through“oc Personal Mention. each man will give the Association at least a good L.J. Rose Jr. and family, who have ghall offer, it will prove a power for been here for the past week on a visit ' good, the extent of which no man cas returned to San Francisco this after-' calculate. ‘There is more in an encour noon. ' ners, sige apace: men eine. J. Bonestell: of San Francisco, who m’t be gy with those words, has been here spending a few days, remslladlcnpne Sats Re ae turned home today. work. Attend meetings and help push Dr. M. A. Preston, who has been to . the car along. Lake ‘Tahoe on a fishing trip, returned In the valley proper we have five here today. thousand square miles,‘a territory larger Editor Rutherford came over from than Connecticut ; larger than Delaware Truckee today. , and Rhode Island combined. Nearly’ E. H. Hamlen, the cattle man of very square mile of this is tilable and Sierra City, is in town. pire rages phceh gue nig Sagien 4 _ relia! water A. A. Britton of San Francisco ar‘At leastoue thousand square miles of rived here on the afternoon train. the watershed of the valley is tilable, Miss Stone of San Francisco is here . with water everywhere to waste. Nov on a visit to friends. is this all—almost every possible mimR. L. Harter is over from Colgate. eral is found in paying quantities all Si Gilbert and John Richards have . long both sides of the valley, with imgone to Butte City, Montana. Mr. ggg «A Dey: sdon Gilbert is to be superintendent of a, ’

mine belonging to the Montana Ore . Ponty ary ef ge pagent ie W. A. Olark is one of the principal. can produce any of the ordinary crops grown in any part of America, and W. Richardson came over from . also all ‘the semitropical fruits. It is not extraordinary for the bananna and. the date to ripen out of doors. ~ Limes, lemons and oranges are grown with as Mr. Greeman left this morning for _— ee a stteg Fase Mpa ehe Sy eg While not undertaking to make Hon. W. 8. Robinson paid the TRAN-. invidious comparisons, and while Rae ,. Crackee today. ‘ W.J. Hoffman of San ‘Francisco is our neighbors of Southern Oalifornia, and acknowledging that they have Brief Mention. a sheorg country, worthy of all that is ¢ for it, we cannot help calling Investigate before seuding away for attention to the fact, simply to show a camera. There are decided advin . how little we are doing with the gifts vantages in buying a camera of W. D. of nature, that any three of the couni d talk ties of the Sacramento valley can proVinton, who you can see and talk with duce more of any given commodity t privilege to examine the different ‘And that we have water in sv aband. a out the eT, — pe vege" health during the heated term poting se Cue Sa nee not substitute anything else for these Ice ColdFluids preord whenever opportanity . scribed and demanded by nature. SOMETHIN YOU NEVER TIRE OFT FOLEY'S \ce Cream Soda The reason is because it is always fresh, cold, invigorating and indescribably de_licious by, its fruit flavors carbonated drinks are dictated by considerations of Bry I ry One should not, one must 2 Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors: HIRE’S ROOT BEER Just Arrived. . Heinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk : : . ‘Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk Heinz Chow. Chow. Heinz Chutney Heinz’s Beans in Cans Heinz Mustard Heinz Preserved Strawberries Heinz Preserved Raspberries P.G: SCADDEN, Commercial Street. MAHER & CO sce GO TO . > MAHER & CO. For good things in DRY GOODS from now on until the 4th of July. Ladies of Nevada City we want to:see you in our store some time before the 4th of July. We want you to see some of the good things we have in White Skirts, Muslin Gowns, Silk Gloves, Cotton Gloves, Summer Underwear, Corsets, Laces, Embroideries, © Hosiery, Etc. = We have new PULLEY BELTS in black and white at 50 cents each.” NEW TIES—we have more of them . than you ever saw in one place before.” Come to see us any time during the day. Our store is always cool and we will try to make your visit a pleasant one, : Respectfully, : MAHER & GO. art aa Since Electricity has come in general use the number of Non-Magnetic Watches. Fave You Seen Those Bea uit ul Rugs : get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods. t Where are you going? Why of can have free use of the dark room. course to the great Bankrupt sale now going on at Carter and Johnston’s old stand. Three dollar pants are being sold for $1.45. tf . wear, Shirts and Drawers. Let it be understood that W. HW, Anprice 75e ts. per suit. drews has purchased the full aoe of . out for 25 cts. per suit by L. Hyman Lehr’s unexeelled raspberries. ‘They. Oo, corner Main and Commerc styles and makes. He can help y Summer Underwear. are brought in fresh every morning.) streets. ° ie Beato “ot ieee — Orders for any quantity promptly atNE SOTR Sipeae i te GDas Soa lle er our population may ° T : B N : 1 : tended to. pote For Sale Cheap. —, oo paid that hana ps win ros. ) atu ra There hae been much complai.t of. late about parties who come to this, oy Mrs. F. McGibbons aré. offered make good pictares from the first. You ' of our land. We see now. two other < 10 dozen suits of Summer Under-. neglected. We want to change this rene everyone “"™. A, & H.W. HARTUNG, nt Will be closed The iots on West Broad street owned . pefore we are ready for much advertis0U . ance with which to irrigate every acre transcontinental railroads building into Jand road seeking to get at the tra/> of . before investing their money those people while we are entirely & Naturally you ial association as ours to advertise all these SUCCESSORS TO F. 0. LURTIE. MAGNETIZED WATCHES Is Increasing Daily. ; Realizing this fact we have purchased a line of Fine Non-Maga Southern California, and every oyor. in gentiemen’s sizes only, and Ae terie Pieotebcigue and crhare 46 inspect them timepiece. (OF Watches de-maguetized by us at reasonable prices. St,, above Pine, Nevada City. Telephone oi a wonderful resources to the world, in for. ing? The almost exclusive planting of city and allow their horses to stand 0D/ yaje ata bargain. They will be sold as. wheat in the valley has led to large land Barataria Shrimps the streeis. Some of them coming in. , whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown early in the morning and their horses stand all day, and o! hers come in the . early evening aud the horses stand un . , til late at riight. The oiticers shoul . ‘ute stop to it. , You ought to see Ofiicers tlected. a Freedom Circie No. 108, companious How Many ie uy veer ot the Forest elected the following Beautiful — Premiums the aeholo varsitory than w single tract FRANK GU ENTH E officers on Satarday evening. George we Ge ee: : asi fone set Cheppell, 0, C+ May Tickell, 8. 0. O.; With Teas, ; TY — Mr;. William. Browning, Treasurer; . With Coffees, Cl TAXES. ee . sie Saag gs EON Mrs. Ben Bost, F.85R.J. Ronchi, B. With Optoes, B CITY TAXES FOR THE FISCAL oo 8.; Mrs. Peter Seithy Rk. G.; Miss May wuknene i CI eereee tne nd varatle. ou) G.;B. J. Tremaine, 0. G.; Frank May, A fine bar sercen {x scle. Enquire at the ; Rees ‘ Commerial Street, Nevada City. be therefore that each city, town and vil4. N, DOXSEE & SONS’ 1 me age shall organise » tome pats . Little Neck Clams body to take im hand the matter of t Hee Le derful resources of this magnificent yalley and its watershed. Whén we get v an I will be at my office the City Hall, the purpose of col afi al py I, for 9 to. m. and from 2105 p.m. until Au, . A. TOMPKINS, . . . The best in the lend alwayson hand, ¢ 2o es paceus tor Meena: © Elegant Ripe Olives 25 cents a quart. 3; THE CELEBRATED — . Anchor Oysters WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25 CENTS., (69 etic Watches, West 4 Rolled Oats 20c a Package: CASH GROCER Buckley Building. Mate St. . AT KINKEAD'S? names of them. While you are there just look at the Sass pretty Antique Oak, Golden Osk, Maple and Ash 3 y wy j For the quality of the articles the BEDROOM SETS. Francisco and Sacramento prices, KINKEAD'S FURNITURE STORE. _ ia Honolulu : wk ployment. — W. L. Col rived here las old home. Chas. Lyne! day for Honol tion. George Mu scheidt have the lakes. T. T. Kirkhe been: quite ‘ii Saturday.. Mr. and WM James O’Bri Smarteville w this city yeste Geox W: Te Palmer at tl latter will go . Thos. Oougl burg Saturda driven into or Geo. BR: «isco has: bee chere interview Miss Glady ‘Sting at Virgix Another lot Risdon Iron B. J. Pete eyes hurt at days ago; wen to place him fing for a vik San Francisco WwW. T. Mon ’ Forest Hill wl store. All . good tuck. B. N. Bho here last ev this morning. J.P. Gore 6 from Sacrani morning. Thom:s Ha City last ai “who arrived route to that _Mrs. Lizzie Saturday ev cousin, Mrs.'. she will rett ton, Ohio. William .H Osceola Mix from the mi ‘on hig way! reports theo encouraging. cisco argive: left this mo Graniteville. who ig teachi Miss Emm iting at Nort Saturday e'