June 26, 1900 (4 pages)

he +0 CR THE TRANSORIPT. Issued Every Breuing, Sun Sundays Excepted, BROWIt & CALEING. aT WEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— > By Mell, eee . $6.Bps Year ByCarrler, —TREMB OF SUBSORITTION : 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. Pp. 0. BOX B, _ Sonded to. . _ Fowler Sunday night ,for disturbing the at the California mine, Gog’s Country, TUESDAY..-.----June 26, 1900 erence eae . BRIEFLY STATED. Items That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. © ; Oook’s, that’s all. Swies cheese at Isoard’s. For Life Insarance see T. B. Gray. Butter 20 cents per pound at Wolf's. You can geta tooth brush at Vinton’s. For picnic delicacies go to O. E. Mal. . oy’s. “tf You can’t have Malaria if you drink Cook’s. . Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins’ saloon. : m14-tf Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Jackson’s. m1-tf Swell patterns of lawns and diwities ai Snell & Fleming’s. if Heinz’s pickles, by the dozen, at Geo. O. Gaylord & Son’s. : Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. Something new. At GayLorp’s. tf Gall on Ed Schmidt when: you want anything in the tobacco line. tf A fine stock of Straw. Matting just received at Snell & Flemings. tf If you want s good shive go around to Gallagher’s stand. The Seaweed baseball club will not go to Relief Hill on the 4th cf July. For cold storage: meats go to Grissel Bros.’ and you are sure to get the best Room forall to dance on the large Main street platform Saturday evening. td Yoa can get a $2 hat for 65 cents at the Bankrupt sale of Oarter & Johston’s stock. tf. Go and get « pair of $4 shoes for $1.85, at the Bankrupt sale of Carter & Jobnston. tf Dance on the new Main street plat form Saturday evening. Will commence at 9 o’clock. td “H. B.” What is “H. B”? The whiskey without a headache. At Tom’s Place,.Broad street. jeb Work on the Oourthouse is being rushed, the men working on Sanday as well as during the week. Eagle Hose Oompany will hold a meeting tonight to complete arrangements for the 4th of July. A beautiful matted etching with every parchase of two packages of Cream of Wheat Mush, at Gaylord & Son’s. Royal Ann Oherries, the finest in the world, can be hadinany quantity at W.H. Andrews’ fruit store. j20-tt At the Ladie s’ Whist Club on Satur day afterngon 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 Maly parade. Fresh Dairy Butter can be had at W. . #} Q@. Richard’s grocery store for 85 cents ‘per roll, and fresh Ranch Batter at 20 sents a pound. 36 «Mr.B.M. Rayford, Trustee, wants to if all of his old friends during the ter & Johnston Bankrupt sale. He Keell a $16 suit for $6.95. tt Bar. N. Smock of Sacramento is in He will paint the roofs of the 2] Hotel and Annex with a new Nevavaterproof paint. exercisces were held in Mrs. nd Miss Hathaway’s departIn The public schools yesterday: nteresting dialogues, recitasongs were rendered. vyou ready? Weare. Just think of this: 50 cent, 75 cent and $1 Blouse Waists for 25 cents. At the Great Bankrupt sale of Oarter & Johnston. tf On Thursday evening next'the Native daughters will hold an interesting meeting. There will bea program of exercises which will be followed by a collation. The Native Daughters committee on float met at the home of Mrs. Jas, Cairns this afternoon and commenced making decorations for their float on the 4b of July. Where are you going? Why of course to the great Bankrupt sale now going on at Carter and Johnston’s old stand. Three dollar pants are beirg sold for $1.45. tf Let it be understood that W. H. An drews bas purchased the full crop of Lebr’s unexcelled raspberries. They are brought in fresh every morning. Orders for any quantity promptly at* j20 tt ‘Investigate before seuding away for a‘camera. There are decided advanvantages in buying a camera of W. D. Vinton, who you can see and talk with after you get the machine, besides the privilege to examine the different styles and makes. He can help yca make good pictures from the first. You ean have free use of the dark room, Geo Foster, arrested by Officer peace, was taken before Justice Coughlan yesterday and pleaded guilty. He will spend ten days in the county jail. A miner named Paladent, employed out his finger quite badly a few days ago. He cane to this city yesterday for treatment. The Populars and the 1900's played a game of baseball at the Rifle Grounds __EYENING "AMUSEMENTS. . ON JULY 4th. Plaza and take up its line 8 p. m. of East and West Broad When the head of the ed by King Rex and his final disbandment. tioned ‘as follows : OFFICERS OF THE EVENING: Grand Field Marshal.. Sor Bie ceipraactehote eran vrai oor RS, ROK oii ae Grand Master of Coronation bi aes” Povre TTT e eee eae ee eee ee ee TIME, LINE OF ‘MARCH, ETC, : The “Mardi Gras Carnival’ will form at the The line of march will be up Main, Commercial, Pine and Broad streets to junction marching it will proceed down Broad to Plaza, thence up Main, Commercial and Pine to Broad, thence down Broad to Plaza where it will be dis-missed immediately upon the awarding of prizes. INCIDENTS OF THE PARADE. Union Hotel, Queen Woon the rst, her squires . and Court will appear, and after the crowning of the Queen, she will ‘assume charge of the Carnival, and surrounded by her -Ladies .of Honor, lead the Carnival antil: it reaches Pine. street on its way down Broad street, when it will be haltdemand the reins of government, and the ceremony of the'dethronement of the Queen and the _enthronment of King Rex will take place, after which the caravan will again follow the line of march under the reign of King ‘Rex until its During the parade there will be 9 judges sta> Three on Union Hotel balcony, three on N ational Hotel-balcony and three on balcony on corner Pine and Commercial streets, whose duties it will be to award prizes as per list which follows, and who will meet at the Plaza and decide at once, so that prizes may be awarded before the parade is dismissed. PRIZES. er Ne S. W. Marsh eae -Miss Nina Woon Anew ee dees en sen eseee terse sounesseceses Re 8 ea. ‘Nilon of march promptly at streets; then counterCarnival reaches the Emissaries, who will Best Decorated Float Other prizes will be The prizes to be awarded will be cash and many other useful articles. features for which = will be given ; Best Dressed Group on Float. Best Sustained Group on Float. Best Dressed Group on Foot. Best Sustained Group on Foot. Best Decorated Vehicle Other Than Float. Best Decorated Bicycle. Best Sustained Character on Horseback. Best Sustained Character on Foot. meritorious attractions, as may be determined by the judges, and as may be within the financial reach of the Committee. Following are the awarded to especially Brief Mention. Three carloads of crade petroleum are at the depot for the Pioneer Redacon works. The Narrow Gauge Company are now running two new coaches on the regular passenger trains. Lake Tahoe and other Pacific slope summer resorts are almost deserted this year on account of the heigera for Paris. Wm. Taylor, while unloading iron from a freight car at the depot today dropped a piece of fron on his foot, and mashed that member. The miners of the Providence and Champion mines are laying down tugof-war boards at the school yard and will commence practicing immediately for a tug-of-war 6n the 4th of July. Wm. Spargo and Chas. O’O>nnor who left here a few: months ago for Nanaimo, British Columbia, where they were to pitch and catch fora baseball club, played against a nine at Vancouver last Sunday, winning by a score of 14 to 9. Educational Item, ‘Near-Sighted Old Gentleman — Can you tell me what inscription is on that board over there? Irish Rustic—Sure, O’im in the same boat, sorr! It was moighty little schoolin’ Oi had when Oi was a bhoy mesilf, sorr!—Tit-Bits. Reward of Merit. Aged Bookkeeper (striking for higher salary)—I have grown old in your service, sir. Employer—So you have, so you have. I must. get a younger man in your place, —N. Y. Journal.” Shoo Ply. lel Beautiful paint stains, varnishes screen doors and windows, Tow.e Bros. Co. Prices Cut Chiua : Crockery 2 . Glassware Some Articles Cut 3()% Some Articles Cut 20% Come Just to LookGreat Ameri Towns Ta Co Commercial Btcool, Nona Oty. > last Sunday. The Populars winning by . a score of 15 to 8, } vn ES THE DREAMER AND THE DREAM. A dreamer, spurred by. thought, yet not asleep, Scanned uhapanned future space with eagle swe Pierced cave and mist-with vision clearand keen, Saw what the uninspired eye hath not seen, And concentrating millions of sunbeams Into a white light rich with glory-gleams Saw visions wove of Heaven-illumined dreams, He saw the day when needless strife shall cease And man love man in realms of perfect peace; When none hurl hate nor hurt a fellowman, But all on earth live on the lovelit plan Of doing all a kindly mortal could To curb all éyil and promote all good— Avoiding sham and shame as all men » should, All castes and class distinctions dead and gone, The millionaire and mendicant as one, Employer and employed # kindly whole Swayed not by sefishness, but heart and soul; No ehurt to covet what might poor ones: ee But swift to minister and serve at need, And har to earth false pride or groveling gre Then far from warm Dearth. of a happy home But honest toil shall there find honest pay Nor lengthen needlessly its dole nor day; No millionaire will flaunt his unearned ‘wealth— By devious ways acquired or stony stealth— By toining human blood, lost hopes or ~ health, No _ shall base assassins haunt the ri . No more incendiarism speed its spark, Nor men care less a hundred thousandfold For human sorrow than for sordid gold; . But all men hopeful, honesi, truly wise, Shall — of present ills with pained surpris As equals ‘worshiping ' Se happy skies. : EDG&R JONES. For Sale Cheap. The lots on West Broad street ownec =) Mrs. F. MeGibbons sre‘ offered fo: aale ata bargain. They will be sold a: a whole or in lots. Inquire of. Brows, f ‘acs detain Mar Gaia: A fine bar screen for sale. Enquire at the New York Hotel. ~ At “The Grotto” at Gh allies via oak get the finest of liquors, wines, ales. cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it i ‘CITY TAXEs. [ae olny Taxus yoR THE FISCAL No anxious toller seeking eite shall roam, . . 4. N. DOXSER & SONS’: all ye who never sampled their goode.t . Gallwey & Fredricks, bakers of Bank _ . street, have made an.assignment for the benefit of the Sperry Flour Company and other creditors. . Grass Valley Chanter’ R. A. M., con. ferred. the Royal Arch Degree last evening, There was quite a delegation present from Nevada City. After paré taking of a banqaet an hour ot 80 was spent in a social way. Mrs. Jamee RB. Byan, wétkknowti here, but of Iate a resident of Sacrametito, where her husband conducts a grocery store, eloped a few days ago ‘Lith a young man named Archibald . Hensley. Mr. Ryan takes his wife’s departure philosophically. : Mrs. Jennie Knight bas received from M.W.Argail of the A.O.U. W,, '$2000, the amount of the. certificate held by the late Robert Jeffrey. She will hold it in trust forthe heirs of deceased. Contractor Reite commenced work on the new Auditorium yesterday. The stone wall dividing the Auditoriam lot and the old Theater lot was removed and today excavation for the concrete work was commenced. upon Thomas Leonard for contraction of the fingers of the right hadd. on. siderable hardened tissue was removed and there is now a chance for him to récover the use of the crippled fingers. Dr. W. J. Hanna, a former Grass Valleyan, has been appointed a member of the State Board of Healtb, vice A. M. Henderson, removed. Dr. Henderson was positive in his views as. to. the existence of the plague at San Fran. cisco, bh did not meet with the De. J. T. Jones yesterday Gobtaled ideas of Governor Gage. -“John. T. Leatham, vedendly olectsid a member, of the Board of Education, was yesterday sworn in by M. W. Argall, President of the Board. Mr. Leatham_ took his departure today for Honolulu. ‘He applied for leave of absence, which will undoubtedly be , Kirkwood, while returning to French Corral after attending his mother’s funeral here, met with an accident while descending a hill near the Grade House. The brake gave way and he was precipitated to the ground. He received a deep cut under the eye, which was attended toby Dr. John Tr. Jcnes. Octave Du Pas, who has been suffering for some time with heart disease and kidney trouble, died at his home on Auburn street yesterday afternoon. He came to this place a few years ago from Spenceville, and was for some time employed as blacksmith at the W. Y. O. D. mine. He leaves a wife and five daughters. He was a native of Charleston, Texas, and aged 6b years. Funeral tomorrow afternoon, with services. at St. Patrick’s church. Multiplying Plate. ‘Mr. L. E. Wallis, writing from Grass Valley to the Strand Magazine, New York, sends a photograph, or rather a series of photographs, of Wm. Grenfell, the insurance agent of that place, taken there with a special multiplying plateholder; by which twenty-eight photos are taken separately on one plate and printed off twenty-eight at a time. The time. taken in. securing different positions did not exceed five minutes. The work was done by E. A. Moore, the photographer. niece penton aise seiiiakiaetanmicaainiialand SOMETHING YOU NEVER TIRE OF! FOLEY’S Ice Cream Soda The reason is because it is always fresh, cold, invigor‘ating and indescribably de‘licious by its fruit. flavors carbonated drinks are dictated by considerations of he alth during e hued term One should not, one mus t not Substitute anything else for these. Ice ColdFluids pre -. scribed and demanded by nature. Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors: HIRE’S ROOT BEER Just Arrived. Heinz Chow Chow. Heinz’s Beans in Cans . Hein Sweet Pickles in Bulk Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk Heing chatuey Heinz Mustard) Heinz Preserved Strawberries Heing Preserved Raspberries P.G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street. rt ee ae Barataria Shrimps. a The best In the land always on hand. 1s for'50. Soonte. “ae rn TOMPuING, su ages A a : ttl boned 9 in't Oey S* ) @UCOBSSORS TO ld o. LuRTE. : Non-Magnetic Watches. Since Electricity has come in general use the number of MAGNETIZEDIs Increasing Daily. Realizing this fact we have purchased'a line of Fine Non-Magnetic Watches, racer 's sizes only, and we invite Electricians and others to inspect them ore investing their money in a timepiece. . (2 Watches de-magnetized by us at reasonable prices. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, 5road St, above Pine, Nevada City. ¢ Telephone West 14 Twin Bros. Natural Rolled Oats 2Oc . a . Package: a Elegant Ripe Olives Psents @ quart. THE CRLRBRATED Anchor Oysters NEAPPLES IN" CANS, 25 CENTS., . ‘HER, CASH. ROR Dunstan. *. hojur. Cause submitted. Frank Schillings aad wile wit goto ie Colfax tomorrow to reside. ~ ’ John Donnelly, the panied evel: t ing man, returned to San Francisoo tokind Thomas Ingram, editor of the Tid-. ishe inge-Telegraph, wes a visitor here ab: His. tricks Mrs. Geo, IBeckley; who hes beak to-date a very sick at Sacramento, waa alittle a improved today. th Charles Harris will arrive here this . 'b evening with his brother, Manley, who} has been very sick at Oakland. — : Mrs. Rigby of Mexico, ‘who bas been}, i ag her mother, Mrs. A. J. Stiles, returned home on the noon train today. a Superior Court. Estate of Francis Johns, deceased. Hearing probate of will, Order admitting to probate. Enoch Rowe was appointed executor. Bond fixed at $1000. Notice to creditors ordered published. Order appointing appraisers: A. Mazza, James Filmore apd R. Warren Richardson vs. Louis Keil' j People vs. Lansing. Pleaded not guilty. Oause set for trial for July 17, 1900. Defendant remanded to custody of the Sheriff. Men’s Hats: : 5 dozen brown, black and slate colored hats. Former price 50 and 76 cts. . , now 25 cts. each at L. Hyman’s & Oo,, . oorner Main and Commercial streets. tf Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared To take orders Yor connecting sewers, . patronage of my Gonna The fruit ie Anyone desiring work done bequpear fs on oe t have ever raised. ly should see John 8. Gregory. pee % T. H. LEHR. =a ©, MAHER & co. GO T0-g".” 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 ae things we have in White Skirts, Muslin Gowns, Silk Gloves, Cotton Gloves, © Summer Underwear, Corsets, Laces, Embroideries, ens 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, aes MAHER oe co. poe fave You Seen Chose Beautiful Ru gs. , t AT KINKEAD’ Ss a Se Semen Weg taswesic a SESS pretty Antique Oak, Gobden Oak, Maple ney $2 BEDROOM SETS. For the quality of the articles the priows are lower than San Francisco and Sacramento prices. _KINKEAD’S FURNITURE s PORE. here last night cisco. Mrs. L. 8. Bi this afternoor the summer.’ Mrs. J. BE. M field was the city yesterday. Hy rene this morning. W. HH, Oraw! have returned Yosemite ‘Vall J. G Bowe Mrsa-O. H, Ne John H. B: mining. this city, ua Robert Or Hewaiian ‘Isl ‘employed in “Mra. J. FB. 1 attending co mento this m Mrs. John . Washington, ing for the pe from Sacram ter, Mrs, ai here visiting turned to a Rj ee =

he +0 CR THE TRANSORIPT. Issued Every Breuing, Sun Sundays Excepted, BROWIt & CALEING. aT WEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— > By Mell, eee . $6.Bps Year ByCarrler, —TREMB OF SUBSORITTION : 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. Pp. 0. BOX B, _ Sonded to. . _ Fowler Sunday night ,for disturbing the at the California mine, Gog’s Country, TUESDAY...-.----June 26, 1900 erence eae . BRIEFLY STATED. Items That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. © ; Oook’s, that’s all. Swies cheese at Isoard’s. For Life Insarance see T. B. Gray. Butter 20 cents per pound at Wolf's. You can geta tooth brush at Vinton’s. For picnic delicacies go to O. E. Mal. . oy’s. “tf You can’t have Malaria if you drink Cook’s. . Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins’ saloon. : m14-tf Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Jackson’s. m1-tf Swell patterns of lawns and diwities ai Snell & Fleming’s. if Heinz’s pickles, by the dozen, at Geo. O. Gaylord & Son’s. : Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. Something new. At GayLorp’s. tf Gall on Ed Schmidt when: you want anything in the tobacco line. tf A fine stock of Straw. Matting just received at Snell & Flemings. tf If you want s good shive go around to Gallagher’s stand. The Seaweed baseball club will not go to Relief Hill on the 4th cf July. For cold storage: meats go to Grissel Bros.’ and you are sure to get the best Room forall to dance on the large Main street platform Saturday evening. td Yoa can get a $2 hat for 65 cents at the Bankrupt sale of Oarter & Johston’s stock. tf. Go and get « pair of $4 shoes for $1.85, at the Bankrupt sale of Carter & Jobnston. tf Dance on the new Main street plat form Saturday evening. Will commence at 9 o’clock. td “H. B.” What is “H. B”? The whiskey without a headache. At Tom’s Place,.Broad street. jeb Work on the Oourthouse is being rushed, the men working on Sanday as well as during the week. Eagle Hose Oompany will hold a meeting tonight to complete arrangements for the 4th of July. A beautiful matted etching with every parchase of two packages of Cream of Wheat Mush, at Gaylord & Son’s. Royal Ann Oherries, the finest in the world, can be hadinany quantity at W.H. Andrews’ fruit store. j20-tt At the Ladie s’ Whist Club on Satur day afterngon 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 Maly parade. Fresh Dairy Butter can be had at W. . #} Q@. Richard’s grocery store for 85 cents ‘per roll, and fresh Ranch Batter at 20 sents a pound. 36 «Mr.B.M. Rayford, Trustee, wants to if all of his old friends during the ter & Johnston Bankrupt sale. He Keell a $16 suit for $6.95. tt Bar. N. Smock of Sacramento is in He will paint the roofs of the 2] Hotel and Annex with a new Nevavaterproof paint. exercisces were held in Mrs. nd Miss Hathaway’s departIn The public schools yesterday: nteresting dialogues, recitasongs were rendered. vyou ready? Weare. Just think of this: 50 cent, 75 cent and $1 Blouse Waists for 25 cents. At the Great Bankrupt sale of Oarter & Johnston. tf On Thursday evening next'the Native daughters will hold an interesting meeting. There will bea program of exercises which will be followed by a collation. The Native Daughters committee on float met at the home of Mrs. Jas, Cairns this afternoon and commenced making decorations for their float on the 4b of July. Where are you going? Why of course to the great Bankrupt sale now going on at Carter and Johnston’s old stand. Three dollar pants are beirg sold for $1.45. tf Let it be understood that W. H. An drews bas purchased the full crop of Lebr’s unexcelled raspberries. They are brought in fresh every morning. Orders for any quantity promptly at* j20 tt ‘Investigate before seuding away for a‘camera. There are decided advanvantages in buying a camera of W. D. Vinton, who you can see and talk with after you get the machine, besides the privilege to examine the different styles and makes. He can help yca make good pictures from the first. You ean have free use of the dark room, Geo Foster, arrested by Officer peace, was taken before Justice Coughlan yesterday and pleaded guilty. He will spend ten days in the county jail. A miner named Paladent, employed out his finger quite badly a few days ago. He cane to this city yesterday for treatment. The Populars and the 1900's played a game of baseball at the Rifle Grounds __EYENING "AMUSEMENTS. . ON JULY 4th. Plaza and take up its line 8 p. m. of East and West Broad When the head of the ed by King Rex and his final disbandment. tioned ‘as follows : OFFICERS OF THE EVENING: Grand Field Marshal.... Sor Bie ceipraactehote eran vrai oor RS, ROK oii ae Grand Master of Coronation bi aes” Povre TTT e eee eae ee eee ee ee TIME, LINE OF ‘MARCH, ETC, : The “Mardi Gras Carnival’ will form at the The line of march will be up Main, Commercial, Pine and Broad streets to junction marching it will proceed down Broad to Plaza, thence up Main, Commercial and Pine to Broad, thence down Broad to Plaza where it will be dis-missed immediately upon the awarding of prizes. INCIDENTS OF THE PARADE. Union Hotel, Queen Woon the rst, her squires . and Court will appear, and after the crowning of the Queen, she will ‘assume charge of the Carnival, and surrounded by her -Ladies .of Honor, lead the Carnival antil: it reaches Pine. street on its way down Broad street, when it will be haltdemand the reins of government, and the ceremony of the'dethronement of the Queen and the _enthronment of King Rex will take place, after which the caravan will again follow the line of march under the reign of King ‘Rex until its During the parade there will be 9 judges sta> Three on Union Hotel balcony, three on N ational Hotel-balcony and three on balcony on corner Pine and Commercial streets, whose duties it will be to award prizes as per list which follows, and who will meet at the Plaza and decide at once, so that prizes may be awarded before the parade is dismissed. PRIZES. er Ne S. W. Marsh eae -Miss Nina Woon Anew ee dees en sen eseee terse sounesseceses Re 8 ea. ‘Nilon of march promptly at streets; then counterCarnival reaches the Emissaries, who will Best Decorated Float Other prizes will be The prizes to be awarded will be cash and many other useful articles. features for which = will be given ; Best Dressed Group on Float. Best Sustained Group on Float. Best Dressed Group on Foot. Best Sustained Group on Foot. Best Decorated Vehicle Other Than Float. Best Decorated Bicycle. Best Sustained Character on Horseback. Best Sustained Character on Foot. meritorious attractions, as may be determined by the judges, and as may be within the financial reach of the Committee. Following are the awarded to especially Brief Mention. Three carloads of crade petroleum are at the depot for the Pioneer Redacon works. The Narrow Gauge Company are now running two new coaches on the regular passenger trains. Lake Tahoe and other Pacific slope summer resorts are almost deserted this year on account of the heigera for Paris. Wm. Taylor, while unloading iron from a freight car at the depot today dropped a piece of fron on his foot, and mashed that member. The miners of the Providence and Champion mines are laying down tugof-war boards at the school yard and will commence practicing immediately for a tug-of-war 6n the 4th of July. Wm. Spargo and Chas. O’O>nnor who left here a few: months ago for Nanaimo, British Columbia, where they were to pitch and catch fora baseball club, played against a nine at Vancouver last Sunday, winning by a score of 14 to 9. Educational Item, ‘Near-Sighted Old Gentleman — Can you tell me what inscription is on that board over there? Irish Rustic—Sure, O’im in the same boat, sorr! It was moighty little schoolin’ Oi had when Oi was a bhoy mesilf, sorr!—Tit-Bits. Reward of Merit. Aged Bookkeeper (striking for higher salary)—I have grown old in your service, sir. Employer—So you have, so you have. I must. get a younger man in your place, —N. Y. Journal.” Shoo Ply. lel Beautiful paint stains, varnishes screen doors and windows, Tow.e Bros. Co. Prices Cut Chiua : Crockery 2 . Glassware Some Articles Cut 3()% Some Articles Cut 20% Come Just to LookGreat Ameri Towns Ta Co Commercial Btcool, Nona Oty. > last Sunday. The Populars winning by . a score of 15 to 8, } vn ES THE DREAMER AND THE DREAM. A dreamer, spurred by. thought, yet not asleep, Scanned uhapanned future space with eagle swe Pierced cave and mist-with vision clearand keen, Saw what the uninspired eye hath not seen, And concentrating millions of sunbeams Into a white light rich with glory-gleams Saw visions wove of Heaven-illumined dreams, He saw the day when needless strife shall cease And man love man in realms of perfect peace; When none hurl hate nor hurt a fellowman, But all on earth live on the lovelit plan Of doing all a kindly mortal could To curb all éyil and promote all good— Avoiding sham and shame as all men » should, All castes and class distinctions dead and gone, The millionaire and mendicant as one, Employer and employed # kindly whole Swayed not by sefishness, but heart and

soul; No ehurt to covet what might poor ones: ee But swift to minister and serve at need, And har to earth false pride or groveling gre Then far from warm Dearth. of a happy home But honest toil shall there find honest pay Nor lengthen needlessly its dole nor day; No millionaire will flaunt his unearned ‘wealth— By devious ways acquired or stony stealth— By toining human blood, lost hopes or ~ health, No _ shall base assassins haunt the ri . No more incendiarism speed its spark, Nor men care less a hundred thousandfold For human sorrow than for sordid gold; . But all men hopeful, honesi, truly wise, Shall — of present ills with pained surpris As equals ‘worshiping ' Se happy skies. : EDG&R JONES. For Sale Cheap. The lots on West Broad street ownec =) Mrs. F. MeGibbons sre‘ offered fo: aale ata bargain. They will be sold a: a whole or in lots. Inquire of. Brows, f ‘acs detain Mar Gaia: A fine bar screen for sale. Enquire at the New York Hotel. ~ At “The Grotto” at Gh allies via oak get the finest of liquors, wines, ales. cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it i ‘CITY TAXEs. [ae olny Taxus yoR THE FISCAL No anxious toller seeking eite shall roam, . . 4. N. DOXSER & SONS’: all ye who never sampled their goode.t . Gallwey & Fredricks, bakers of Bank _ . street, have made an.assignment for the benefit of the Sperry Flour Company and other creditors. . Grass Valley Chanter’ R. A. M., con. ferred. the Royal Arch Degree last evening, There was quite a delegation present from Nevada City. After paré taking of a banqaet an hour ot 80 was spent in a social way. Mrs. Jamee RB. Byan, wétkknowti here, but of Iate a resident of Sacrametito, where her husband conducts a grocery store, eloped a few days ago ‘Lith a young man named Archibald . Hensley. Mr. Ryan takes his wife’s departure philosophically. : Mrs. Jennie Knight bas received from M.W.Argail of the A.O.U. W,, '$2000, the amount of the. certificate held by the late Robert Jeffrey. She will hold it in trust forthe heirs of deceased. Contractor Reite commenced work on the new Auditorium yesterday. The stone wall dividing the Auditoriam lot and the old Theater lot was removed and today excavation for the concrete work was commenced. upon Thomas Leonard for contraction of the fingers of the right hadd. on. siderable hardened tissue was removed and there is now a chance for him to récover the use of the crippled fingers. Dr. W. J. Hanna, a former Grass Valleyan, has been appointed a member of the State Board of Healtb, vice A. M. Henderson, removed. Dr. Henderson was positive in his views as. to. the existence of the plague at San Fran. cisco, bh did not meet with the De. J. T. Jones yesterday Gobtaled ideas of Governor Gage. -“John. T. Leatham, vedendly olectsid a member, of the Board of Education, was yesterday sworn in by M. W. Argall, President of the Board. Mr. Leatham_ took his departure today for Honolulu. ‘He applied for leave of absence, which will undoubtedly be , Kirkwood, while returning to French Corral after attending his mother’s funeral here, met with an accident while descending a hill near the Grade House. The brake gave way and he was precipitated to the ground. He received a deep cut under the eye, which was attended toby Dr. John Tr. Jcnes. Octave Du Pas, who has been suffering for some time with heart disease and kidney trouble, died at his home on Auburn street yesterday afternoon. He came to this place a few years ago from Spenceville, and was for some time employed as blacksmith at the W. Y. O. D. mine. He leaves a wife and five daughters. He was a native of Charleston, Texas, and aged 6b years. Funeral tomorrow afternoon, with services. at St. Patrick’s church. Multiplying Plate. ‘Mr. L. E. Wallis, writing from Grass Valley to the Strand Magazine, New York, sends a photograph, or rather a series of photographs, of Wm. Grenfell, the insurance agent of that place, taken there with a special multiplying plateholder; by which twenty-eight photos are taken separately on one plate and printed off twenty-eight at a time. The time. taken in. securing different positions did not exceed five minutes. The work was done by E. A. Moore, the photographer. niece penton aise seiiiakiaetanmicaainiialand SOMETHING YOU NEVER TIRE OF! FOLEY’S Ice Cream Soda The reason is because it is always fresh, cold, invigor‘ating and indescribably de‘licious by its fruit. flavors carbonated drinks are dictated by considerations of he alth during e hued term One should not, one mus t not Substitute anything else for these. Ice ColdFluids pre -. scribed and demanded by nature. Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors: HIRE’S ROOT BEER Just Arrived. Heinz Chow Chow. Heinz’s Beans in Cans . Hein Sweet Pickles in Bulk Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk Heing chatuey Heinz Mustard) Heinz Preserved Strawberries Heing Preserved Raspberries P.G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street. rt ee ae Barataria Shrimps. a The best In the land always on hand. 1s for'50. Soonte. “ae rn TOMPuING, su ages A a : ttl boned 9 in't Oey S* ) @UCOBSSORS TO ld o. LuRTE. : Non-Magnetic Watches. Since Electricity has come in general use the number of MAGNETIZEDIs Increasing Daily. Realizing this fact we have purchased'a line of Fine Non-Magnetic Watches, racer 's sizes only, and we invite Electricians and others to inspect them ore investing their money in a timepiece. . (2 Watches de-magnetized by us at reasonable prices. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, 5road St, above Pine, Nevada City. ¢ Telephone West 14 Twin Bros. Natural Rolled Oats 2Oc . a . Package: a Elegant Ripe Olives Psents @ quart. THE CRLRBRATED Anchor Oysters NEAPPLES IN" CANS, 25 CENTS., . ‘HER, CASH. ROR Dunstan. *. hojur. Cause submitted. Frank Schillings aad wile wit goto ie Colfax tomorrow to reside. ~ ’ John Donnelly, the panied evel: t ing man, returned to San Francisoo tokind Thomas Ingram, editor of the Tid-. ishe inge-Telegraph, wes a visitor here ab: His. tricks Mrs. Geo, IBeckley; who hes beak to-date a very sick at Sacramento, waa alittle a improved today. th Charles Harris will arrive here this . 'b evening with his brother, Manley, who} has been very sick at Oakland. — : Mrs. Rigby of Mexico, ‘who bas been}, i ag her mother, Mrs. A. J. Stiles, returned home on the noon train today. a Superior Court. Estate of Francis Johns, deceased. Hearing probate of will, Order admitting to probate. Enoch Rowe was appointed executor. Bond fixed at $1000. Notice to creditors ordered published. Order appointing appraisers: A. Mazza, James Filmore apd R. Warren Richardson vs. Louis Keil' j People vs. Lansing. Pleaded not guilty. Oause set for trial for July 17, 1900. Defendant remanded to custody of the Sheriff. Men’s Hats: : 5 dozen brown, black and slate colored hats. Former price 50 and 76 cts. . , now 25 cts. each at L. Hyman’s & Oo,, . oorner Main and Commercial streets. tf Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared To take orders Yor connecting sewers, . patronage of my Gonna The fruit ie Anyone desiring work done bequpear fs on oe t have ever raised. ly should see John 8. Gregory. pee % T. H. LEHR. =a ©, MAHER & co. GO T0-g".” 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 ae things we have in White Skirts, Muslin Gowns, Silk Gloves, Cotton Gloves, © Summer Underwear, Corsets, Laces, Embroideries, ens 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, aes MAHER oe co. poe fave You Seen Chose Beautiful Ru gs. , t AT KINKEAD’ Ss a Se Semen Weg taswesic a SESS pretty Antique Oak, Gobden Oak, Maple ney $2 BEDROOM SETS. For the quality of the articles the priows are lower than San Francisco and Sacramento prices. _KINKEAD’S FURNITURE s PORE. here last night cisco.. Mrs. L. 8. Bi this afternoor the summer.’ Mrs. J. BE. M field was the city yesterday. Hy rene this morning. W. HH, Oraw! have returned Yosemite ‘Vall J. G Bowe Mrsa-O. H, Ne John H. B: mining. this city, ua Robert Or Hewaiian ‘Isl ‘employed in “Mra. J. FB. 1 attending co mento this m Mrs. John . Washington, ing for the pe from Sacram ter, Mrs, ai here visiting turned to a Rj ee =