June 5, 1899 (4 pages)

Eo a WW ase. ee Pe Be i, fu i ie * i easups ~ Banaed SEEM! by BROWN & CALKINS. Lt, 8. or SNE ‘8, 1899. IN THB SUPERIOR COURT. wi Number of Civil and Probate Cases 6 Acted Upon. Gourt this morning Jat ip Sap perior the? dito & ease of William Best Jr./ against Margaret Best was set for trial ‘on Friday, the 80th instant. Defendants’ demurrer to the complaint: ia the case. of Mrs. Catherine Mooney . vs. ‘the Reddik Mining Company. was .overruled. Defendants excepted and were granted fifteen days to answer.’ The five thousand dollar malicious ‘prosecution case. of William Gipson against Postmaster and ex-Senator Wiltiam George.of Grass Valley was set for trial on Tuesday, the 27th instant. ** “Phe final account.:of the administrator of the estate of Robert Morris, deceased, was settled and a decree of distribution was granted. £!\ Phe will of the tate: Andrew Jackson Letters teswas admitted to probate. tamentary were issued to J. K, Polk on his filing a bond in the sum of $12,000. The hearing-of the final account and .the petition for a decree of distribution in. the matter of. the estate of George Baker, ‘deceased, was bonaees one week, The case of Mary A. Bennallack vs. W. G. Richards et al. was tried. A. D. Mason was attorney for plaintiff and J. M. Walling and C. W. Kitts for defendants. A Postponed Wedding. Satarday .evening’s Virginia City Chronicle says:“Ihe marriage of Mr. Joseph. Muleahy and Miss Kate Costello is‘announced to take place in this Both of the city tomorrow afternoon. contracting parties are well and favorably known in local sogiety. couple will leave on the evening train for Grass Valley, Cal., where Mr. Malcahy.is employed in the mercantile house of Ryan & Stenson.” Mr. Mulcahy started from Grass Valley in a carriage at 20 Yclock Saturday night, intending to catch the eastbound overland at Colfax and arrive at Virginia City yesterday forenoon. The driver took ‘the wrong road at 3 a m.and landed his passenger at the .Bullion mine just below Grass Valley. They came back to town and Mr. Malcuby took the early train from there yesterday morning. This mishap probably necessitated the postponement of the wedding till today. eee oor Buried Business. A merchant who should carry into effect. a decision to cease advertising would soon’find his business involved . Aina regular mercantile solar. eclipse, “says an exchange. However extensive his-establishment, and .however varied and valuable his wares, they might as well be gems hidden ia dark and unexplored caverns; for what would the public know ofthem? He might have ‘gostly’ fabrics from India, the rarest ; -greations of the goldsmith’s art and All the multifarious articles of domestic utility within his emporium; “pat unless the white light of public ty _gshould be shed upon them through the “medium of advertisements the goods would remain unsold and even undistarbéd; A little reflection will show that while the tradesman must organ. ize his business, be must also intelli geutly and extensively advertise. Young Mothers. Croup: is the -terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is 80 agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi loli’s has never been known to fail. ‘worst cases relieved by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf TRENT ty ee a Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W. Bennett is-in Nevada City and ~Others wishing work done will please cat hed will call on his patrons.tmail, box 156. The Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. ‘eet . immediately. Price 25cts., 50 cts. and $1 00. For sale om ¥ hatin le Hotes and Comments of Local Interest. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. “Dr. Wagner, physician and Surge: Oak towel rollers 13c at. the Racket Store. fF tf Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best. tf Eastern pickled pork: ang pigs feet at J.J. Jackson’s. = oo ity House and lot for sale. # ndutre of Heorge Cc, » Fev poras, ' m6-tf The sehook in’ ‘Wolf ‘Aistrict closed Friday Yor the summer. ~~ The Knights of Sherwood Forest had a smoker Saturday night. Hats and bonnets of thé very latest patterns for girls and. babies at Snell & Fleming's. j2-tf John Keir's Pate Vermont Maple Sugar, in 101b, cans, at George C. Gaylord & Son’s,.: . tf Three. furnished rooms for housekeeping are -offered for rent. ._Inquire }, at this office, It looks as though all lovers of dancing were going to the party to be given Friday evening by the Seaweeds Basebell Club. . Fifty-one shares of Glenbrook ‘Park. Association stock sold to. satisfy a delinqguent assessment ‘were. bid ‘in be George A. Legg. It iscommon report that a Srrenati company is’ negotiating “for the ‘purchase of all the mines around Forest Hill and neighboring towns. * : At the Home mine things are said to be looking ‘encouraging. “There” isa ten-foot ledge of fine quality exposed and the rock is, heayily mfneralineg in places; 373 About one Aen iene inches of water is now flowing over Deer Greeks Falls. A. Hartung and family who visited the picturesque. spot Saturday say the scene is an inspiring one. Thomas Vizzard aud Ed Bauder continue taking out ore worth several thousand dollars a ton from their mine, the Sleeping Beauty, on the Middle Yuba river a few mites abuve Moore’s Flat. ; Some of the Nevada county men who have been working at the Mountain. mine near Sierra City threw up their jobs*and came™home Saturday night because of a paaponerd reduction of wages. ———— of the Glenbrook Park Association will be held at the oftice of I, F. Rolfe tomorrow ufternoon for thé election of officers: andthe transaction of other business. Pat Dillon intends commenblad suit against A. Pugh to keep him from taking the tools, etc,, away from the 16 to 1 mine on! Podrmun’s’é¢reek. Pugh. had a bond on the mine,threw it up ana then wanted to remove the tools. Sugar Loaf grade fromthe city lim-’ its to the gap is said by teamsters,stage men and others to be in a disgraceful condition. But bad as. this, piece of road is, a portion of ‘the road leading from the county seat to Rough and Ready is said to be still worse. The latter is al:inost impassable, Saturday night Neva Rebekah Lodge elected officers as follows for the ensuing term;. Miss Elsie Arbogast, N. Adaline Hothersoll, installation will take place Saturday evening, July Ist. ’ What Is Shiloh? world for half a century, bas. cared in. stages. the results we will refund your money. _—e@e French Tansy Waters. . -. Wafers, imported direct ‘from’ Paris. regardless .of cause. In red Beware of substitutes. DRUG, .COMPANY, Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. 4 2 — Ripe Olives in Bulk. wrappers. just receiyed at J. J. Jackson’s Hee‘system: and the business and~ saloon than it did last year wheg the tax was . said a friend at the lady’s. The annual signe of. ‘stockholders A G.; Mrs. Lillie Hitctings, V.°G.; Miss R. §8.;. Miss Lulu Clutter, F. 8 ; Mrs. Lucy Pulich, Treasarer; Mrs.C. Walling; Trustee. The A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds $ and Consumption; used: through the numerable cases of incipient consuniption and relieved mavy in advanced If you ure not satisfied with Price 25 cts., 5V ects. and $1.00. For aie by H. Dickerman, the druggist. ti These are the genuine French Tansy Ladies can depend’ upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods LA FRANCE importers, San Another barrel of extra fine ones hive grocery store on Commercial = = A Disastrous Runaway. There was a spirited runaway last evening on Piety Hill about nine o'clock. William Sell and Len Thompson were driving in the former’s cart, and in turning from’ Olark street into Pine their vehicle overturned. . The Lyoung men: were thrown out and slight ly bruised and cut about their heads. easterly , side, of, Bine street hill, In front of Abel Delbridge’s house the cart, it was dragging collided with a buggy that John Kinsman of Grass Valley had unhitched his horse from earlier in the evening and left standing: on the side of the street. The buggy was considerably damaged, other things the top. being torn off. Mr. Kinsman who chanced to be aut there had one of his legs bruised somewalks’and fences before: it’got to the the way. Several pedestrians who were walking along the street at the time: ‘down, only saving themselves by dodging through gates into private yards. . To Fix the Tax Rate. Tonight the city trustees will meet to fix the tax rate for the current year. It is believed they will be able to keep it as low as-75 or 80 cents on the hundred dollars, or about-55 cents for the water fund and 20 cents for the fire fund. There will be no levy for the general fund, the profits on the water licenses being enough to meet the city’s general expenses.” This is a fine showing, especially as the city assessment .roll foots up over $11,000 less 90 cents. 2 2@e o Anything For a Change. Gracie. Plaisted, the actress, whose first husband was Bert Lancaster, once a Nevada City: boy; and ‘who has had some three or four others since she tired. of kim; is going to get another divorce. Her present husband is Frank Foster. “I thought Foster was righ,” “fT thought so too,” sighed Gracie, “bu! he can’t support ‘me.” Miss Plaisted will reappear at the Tivoli, Sau Francisco, tonight. —— + + #80 + On Horseback trom Oakland. Misses Alexander and. Beckwith, two Oakland young ladies of education and rétinement, arrived here today and are ‘ab the: National hotel. They came through ali the way on “horseback, rid-. ing astride, and expect to continue their journey into the higher mountains. They ure out for their health and to see the country and are having the jolliest kindof atime. Last night they stopped at Rough and Ready. + *@e No Perquisites Fo For Sheriffs. The State Board. of. of Examiners has sent out a circular letter informing State that hereafter only the ac'ual expenses will-be audited to them for taking prisouers to State. institutions This is a fixed. policy of the present administration, and no perquisites Avil be allowed. Assessing at T at Truckee. County, Assessor. sor Sehroeder, accompanied ‘ty Deputies Goyne and Miller, went to Trackee today to assess the property in that part of the county. They expect to” be ‘gone four or five days. “ee Deafness Cannot be Cured ‘by local applications;:as they cannot réach 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 Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets or imperfect hearing, and when it is 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; nine cases out-of ten are casised by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the nincous surfaces. The Borse’ ran up thé sidewalk: on the}. among} 4 pion mill; left today for Adamg Springs. what. The runaway broke several side-}’ top of the hill, leaving its “harness and . g pieces of the cart scattered all along}: had narrow eseapes from being rut} j visit to Mrs, W.G. Richards. 1B. Clarke, will leave Wednesday for . here yesterday from Sweetland. They Sheriffs in the several counties of the . . inflamed you havé a.rombling sound. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old > and-Young. BE. H, Hamlen Jr. of Dutch Flat is in town. “*Phos. 8. Ford has returned from San Francisco. Phil Bradley came down today from the Spanish mine. W.L. Hatfield, a Sacramento ‘attorney, was in town today. BR. T. Worthley and W. Piper of Washington are in town. Miss Mary Costello is here from San . Francisco visiting her mother. Rev. J. W. Phelps expects te go rv Forest City this week on a visit. Chris Webber, manager of the ChamCharles A. Briggs of Sacramento went up today on the Sierra county W.J. Wells of the American Laundry, at Sacramento, was here today arranging for a local ageri¢y. Miss Amy Van Deerlin of San Francisco is expected here this week. on a Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fromiller of New York arrived here Saturday night. Mr. Fromiller is viewing the mines. John V. Hunter of the Providence Mining Company arrived yesterday from San Francisco accompanied by James Hamilton. Jobn Reseigh and family, who have made their home here for some time past, will leave this week for Leadville, Colorado. Chas. E. Hinkley and family of San Fraucisco are here. on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Celio. Mrs, Hinkley is Mrs, Celio’s cousin. . Mrs, Margeret Malarin, who has b2en here visiting her sister, Mrs. Cal. her home in Guatemala. Hon. E. M. Preston returned last evening from Ione where he attended a meeting of the Board of ‘Trustees of the Preston Scool of Industry. A. RB. Morrison, the insurance agent, who left here a few days ago for the upper part of the county, was taken ill ut the California mine Saturday. Robert Mein, son of Captain Mein, who returned from Alaska a few. days ago, will leave for Chicago on mining . business during the coming week. Miss Harriet Thompson, who has been visiting the family of William Holmes, returned yesterday to her home at Walnut Oreek, Alameda county. Miss Lucy Tyrrell, who has been employed as teacher in the public schools of North San Juan and is regarded as one of the most capable 1nstructors in the county, will not apply tor re-election, Mr. and Mrs. Grove D. Deal were brought over Mrs. H,. G. Hayes and Miss Agnes Orowley who have been visiting the Deals and returned to San Francisco on the noon train. Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Frost, Mrs. William Gilbert, Miss Libbie Frost urday evening. They are from Michigan and Mrs. Gilbert is, the sister of Z. P. Davis, the pioneer gunsmith. For Rent or For Sale The well-known hotel on Sacramento Street is offered for Rent or Sale. The Building is New and The Location is Good. For. particulars enquire of J. PASQUALLA.” THE: REFEREE, Commercial Street, Leonard de Vilbiss, We will give One Hundred Dolla for any case of Deafness (caused eatarrh) that cannot be cured by Cote ‘Cure. Send for circulars, ffSe. J.CHENEY &CO., Toledo, QO. oa iy a Sparutots T5c. Hall’s family Pills are the best. __ + oe street, : 3 £10-t£ Proprietor. — First-class Resort for Gentlemen. High-Grade Goods in ail lines.Ce 1x loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s . [ke Fancy Drinks a Specialty. All kinds of SHIRTS. ' The celebrated From 75 cts. to $1.50. be man or woman who is about to buy: it consider deceptionan art. It may be, but tis spb Motto is : Your money back if your pu be ia i be good friends just the same. ! N ECKWEAR. ‘We carry ‘all the Tatest styles and Sees EGR or, bet aes meeimer tye «os spatterns-~ Puffs, mperials Treks Pa waRnchen ~ \With long bosom, short bosom or colored bo ~ : som. 2 best fitting shirt made. All sizes.@™ a W % Contaeat to the a > (eh caneee rt: SRT Ce Rho One Price Shae PET anne api aeRO CARD a abt Tage Light Weight UNDER WEAR. All kinds and colors, ” Just the thing for warm weather. of Leather Stocking, ” ‘Triple Knee, For ensgren, and Miss May Gilbert-arrived here Sat. Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s Malay Proverbs. © The Popular Science Monthly gives a few of the most characteristic Malay proverbs, Qrawing largelyon & ‘collection made in the Malay Peninsula by W. E. Maxwell, at. one ‘time British -resi‘dent. there: Will the erqcodile respect the carcass? Follow your heart, death; follow eam feelings, destruction. ‘ You find grasshoppers where you find a field. Although those interested in the reported rich mining strike in Lower California are doing all in their power to work up a rush from this part of the State, it is pleasant to see that there is very little biting at the alluring bait, says the Oakland Tribune. The many gold bricks that have been passed around Galifornia during ‘the last few years onathese “rich strike” propositions in outside places. have ‘made the people wary, especially as Earth does not become grain. Don’ grind pepper for ¢ a bird on the wing. The flower comes, age comes. When the father is spotted the son is spotted The’ plant’ sprouts before it climbs. When he can’t wring the ear, he pulls . the horn. The creel says the basket is poorly made, Ask from one who has. Sulk with him who loves yon, ~ When the house is done the chisel finds fault. The booze dispensed at the recent Nevada State University high jinks bwas evidently higher proof than the State Controller had been accustomed to. On the authority of the Appeal that official returned to. Carson attired ina lady’s sealskin cloak and plumed hat which he mistook for his own clothing. . Sai as igeghii piesa ns He stared at her with. bulging eyes. She had a boxing glove on her left hand, and a hammer in ber right. “M-my dear,” he stammered, “w-what are you going to: do?” “Idiot!” she snapped, “I’m going to drive tacks. f, --2e6e— Wife (earnestly)—George, dear, I have prayed so fervently of late for a tailor-made gown, that [ feel it would .be flying in the face of Providence not to go and get measured at once. “I met that red-haired Jones girl today,” remarked the young woman. “Tut, tut, my dear,” cautioned her mother. “Her: hair is auburu .now,. She has just inherited a fortune.” BET RS te, Ml EO Nothing.so endures asa truly spoken word. Tonight . If your liver is out of order, causing : Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heartburn, or Constipation, take a dose of Hood’s Pills On retiring, and tomorrow your digestive organs will be regulated and . : ou will be bright, active and ready or any kind of work. This has been the experience of others; it’ will be yours.’ HOOQD’S PILLS are sold by all medicine dealers. 25 cta, To Let. Three or four rooms, well furnished for . , housekeeping; suitable for a small family. Inquire of Mrs. J. Naffziger, Water St. msl Of Fanon Inpurtance Especially to Women Is our offering of Spring and Summer Shoes And the prices at which we are willing to transfer the ownership, Ladies’ Oxford Tiew chant. shor and well one from Black or Tan from $1.50 Gent’s Light Weight, in Black or Tan, from $250 up. These Two items will give an idea of value. Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., ‘Has Né-Terrors . FO THOSE WHO HAVE AN ‘Electric Fan: Fan, supply acontinuous day -and night current and’ keep } the Fan in repair for §—s -) Six [lonths ‘ ene metereapiecke, $12. 00. and see the Fans in operation. They do the work perfectly. : T NEVADA COUNTY Beginning May Ist, 1899, 4 hevery ‘local development. shows that ‘our own State isa vast treasure land and that the \prospector can seek his fortune just as -satisfactorily and far more comfortably within our own borders than he can elsewhere. “Women talk so io. wtih Miss Eme+line.” “I don’t know; do you think they talk much more than the men who are always telling them how _— they . talle?? It is ‘never other people’s opinions that aisplease us, but only the desire they sometimes show to impose them upon us against our will. : 20 A little vanity and a little gratification of the senses. ‘These are~ what make ap the life of the majority of women and of men, Most girls leve patod day matinees for when it rains the men can’t go to the ball game. Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood purifier and tissde builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 50:ets: : For sale by H. Dickerman the druggist.“ tf 2Oe For Rent. The vacant’ store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent. Inm a 4 of Fred E, Brown. Six loaves bread tor 25c at Homann’s Many a.Lover bi turned with disgust from an other w lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea’ purifiles the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as not thing else will. Sold for-years on absolute guarantee. Price. 25-cts. and 50 cts, For sale by H. a erman, the druggist, speed oe Trustees’ Sale of Real Estate. wre HEERAS, © ~~ W. Kitts and his wife, D. Kitts, executed a certain deed o' of erst 2 Ed, R. Hamilton and F. RK, Dray, Sth, 1888, and recorded March in Ee 27 of Mortgages, at page 744 State of Californiu, said deed of trust vonveying the real property hereinafter described for the purpose of securing the payment of a. certain, romissory note, made by ‘the said Charles W. Kitts and Kmma v. Kiste; ‘ . and, whereas, default has been made in the payinent of said note and the interest thereaw, there?ibe. by she authority invested in them by said deed of u)oRn a) plication uf the owner and holder: ‘of sald note, the undersigned, as such Suse: 3, will on Saturday, July 8, 1899, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m, in front of the onal bose hte in oe cit; ty of Nevada, county of Nevada, Sta woe oe Caii ga en public auction to the h bidder for , in in‘Unine sates god ook on the eer 8 in the counry ue tet alate of Onitiorniac aud desert od as follows, to-wit: The Southwest quarter, south half of: the Southeast quarier, Northwest quarter md the Southeast quarter aud the we:t half o the Northeast quarter of Section Niue 19}; algo the south half of the Southwest quarter, Northwest quarter of the Southwest uarter and. the Southwest orthwest quarter of Section Ten [1 }, all in Towpentp 7 Cartes 14] North, cone Seven {7} East, Mount Diablo, Base and Meridian, together with all the improvements, and appurtenances thereto Belongings also all the re issues and profits thereof, her with all the water be gerber and. water ditche , r contracts and privile; that are in say way appertaining to, u or connectet with said lands. ED, R. HAMILTON, Trustee, 55° ¥. R, DRAY, Trustee. Dairy Stock For Sale, Fine Jersey dairy stock is offered for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. ji-tf For Rent. A five-room house, on Piety Hill, will be rented at a yery low price. Enquire of John Richards, New York Hotel. ji-lw For Rent. A furnished house of six rooms, pleasant location. Inquire at this office. m3 LACE CURTAINS ! @ MAHER € CO. lot of are invited Window. display while in Ladies, house cleaning is the order of the day, and in view of that fact we have placed on display in our LARGE WINDOW a. beautiful LACE CURTAINS® All persons. interested to see this the PRICES MARKED INLARGE PLAIN FIGURES. ‘> Lace Curtains, 3 yards All we ask of those who want to buy CURTAINS is for them to:take a look at our stock and if they do we are Satisfied they will not look elsewhere. _MAHRER & GO. Ee Come to us for Wash Goods. [ee Come to us for White Goods. Lace Curtains, 3, yards long, 75 cents. , long, $1. ‘Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $1.25. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $1.50. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $2.00. Lace Curtains,,3% yards long at.$2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.09. M. & CO. ELECTRIC POWER CO. : W. H. Crawford Shs Has the Finest Lot \Spring & Summer Millinery IN NEVADA COUNTY. Latest, Daintiest and -Tastiest City Styles, POA AAAAAAA SRHHKDOKOORRNK . p “9 0 wIOKIE COIN 1g: ig ft isa pleasure to sweep 28 Mt you have a good sweeper. “k Have 3 oan ‘Cyco Bearing 1K is CARPET SWEEPERS, ¥ Ik “mel Latest See +), oe ‘ae the common Bissell’ S 41> and: the Sunshine, ; * * Just Received Fromthe Factory as e At KiNKEADS. 3 8th, 1 and following, seopess of Nevada county, — uarter.of the. THE: MONDA\ GRA A Day's R Arthur today, — Prof, W day for Be California Mrs. Ar cured of d fumigated Captain to the Moi in which t Mrs. J." sin hotel, left today pect to. rer The fune ternoon ws of Pythias, were. out it At the / shoot yest score with Fred Com, ’ Miss: En Grass Vall Mrs, Mary few days aj Lippert. The pam en at the . paired. Th Homeward bought by now being the new ma sume the .1 dead work $25,000. Yes At Glenb noon the § nine callin; a score of t ‘and Hoope for the win the losers. The Wa Monarch ai Gass Valle; teen to sev An effo about ‘a. s€ Colts and t lieved to be There w Glenbrook when the the Gilt Ed met a week game up to can tell he tillit is ove snappy bal run from tl the Park. the ground: cents, More Sc Since Sat school elect tional distr North f elected. Moore's . Boca—Ge Indian 8 Wolf—H. Clear Cre Greeley— Bear Rive Magnolia Pleasant Lime Kil Smith, Forest 8; Globe—\ Kentack French ( Washing Mont Under 2 soldiers of record can a headston answer fin: eight or ni here and e veterans. b There are graves tha Adjustant nooga Pos sition on quired atc De Mrs. T! ded for Fork of above Gre a brief ill in the Gr two of b whose hu miner, le are growl , being the South Fo ‘ by those re frank ‘Haliquis ing. Th . the old and Rev. ~ If Shil

Eo a WW ase. ee Pe Be i, fu i ie * i easups ~ Banaed SEEM! by BROWN & CALKINS. Lt, 8. or SNE ‘8, 1899. IN THB SUPERIOR COURT. wi Number of Civil and Probate Cases 6 Acted Upon. Gourt this morning Jat ip Sap perior the? dito & ease of William Best Jr./ against Margaret Best was set for trial ‘on Friday, the 80th instant. Defendants’ demurrer to the complaint: ia the case. of Mrs. Catherine Mooney . vs. ‘the Reddik Mining Company. was .overruled. Defendants excepted and were granted fifteen days to answer.’ The five thousand dollar malicious ‘prosecution case. of William Gipson against Postmaster and ex-Senator Wiltiam George.of Grass Valley was set for trial on Tuesday, the 27th instant. ** “Phe final account.:of the administrator of the estate of Robert Morris, deceased, was settled and a decree of distribution was granted. £!\ Phe will of the tate: Andrew Jackson Letters teswas admitted to probate. tamentary were issued to J. K, Polk on his filing a bond in the sum of $12,000. The hearing-of the final account and .the petition for a decree of distribution in. the matter of. the estate of George Baker, ‘deceased, was bonaees one week, The case of Mary A. Bennallack vs. W. G. Richards et al. was tried. A. D. Mason was attorney for plaintiff and J. M. Walling and C. W. Kitts for defendants. A Postponed Wedding. Satarday .evening’s Virginia City Chronicle says:“Ihe marriage of Mr. Joseph. Muleahy and Miss Kate Costello is‘announced to take place in this Both of the city tomorrow afternoon. contracting parties are well and favorably known in local sogiety. couple will leave on the evening train for Grass Valley, Cal., where Mr. Malcahy.is employed in the mercantile house of Ryan & Stenson.” Mr. Mulcahy started from Grass Valley in a carriage at 20 Yclock Saturday night, intending to catch the eastbound overland at Colfax and arrive at Virginia City yesterday forenoon. The driver took ‘the wrong road at 3 a m.and landed his passenger at the .Bullion mine just below Grass Valley. They came back to town and Mr. Malcuby took the early train from there yesterday morning. This mishap probably necessitated the postponement of the wedding till today. eee oor Buried Business. A merchant who should carry into effect. a decision to cease advertising would soon’find his business involved . Aina regular mercantile solar. eclipse, “says an exchange. However extensive his-establishment, and .however varied and valuable his wares, they might as well be gems hidden ia dark and unexplored caverns; for what would the public know ofthem? He might have ‘gostly’ fabrics from India, the rarest ; -greations of the goldsmith’s art and All the multifarious articles of domestic utility within his emporium; “pat unless the white light of public ty _gshould be shed upon them through the “medium of advertisements the goods would remain unsold and even undistarbéd; A little reflection will show that while the tradesman must organ. ize his business, be must also intelli geutly and extensively advertise. Young Mothers. Croup: is the -terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is 80 agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi loli’s has never been known to fail. ‘worst cases relieved by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf TRENT ty ee a Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W. Bennett is-in Nevada City and ~Others wishing work done will please cat hed will call on his patrons.tmail, box 156. The Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. ‘eet . immediately. Price 25cts., 50 cts. and $1 00. For sale om ¥ hatin le Hotes and Comments of Local Interest. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. “Dr. Wagner, physician and Surge: Oak towel rollers 13c at. the Racket Store. fF tf Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best. tf Eastern pickled pork: ang pigs feet at J.J. Jackson’s. = oo ity House and lot for sale. # ndutre of Heorge Cc, » Fev poras, ' m6-tf The sehook in’ ‘Wolf ‘Aistrict closed Friday Yor the summer. ~~ The Knights of Sherwood Forest had a smoker Saturday night. Hats and bonnets of thé very latest patterns for girls and. babies at Snell & Fleming's. j2-tf John Keir's Pate Vermont Maple Sugar, in 101b, cans, at George C. Gaylord & Son’s,.: . tf Three. furnished rooms for housekeeping are -offered for rent. .._Inquire }, at this office, It looks as though all lovers of dancing were going to the party to be given Friday evening by the Seaweeds Basebell Club. . Fifty-one shares of Glenbrook ‘Park. Association stock sold to. satisfy a delinqguent assessment ‘were. bid ‘in be George A. Legg. It iscommon report that a Srrenati company is’ negotiating “for the ‘purchase of all the mines around Forest Hill and neighboring towns. * : At the Home mine things are said to be looking ‘encouraging. “There” isa ten-foot ledge of fine quality exposed and the rock is, heayily mfneralineg in places; 373 About one Aen iene inches of water is now flowing over Deer Greeks Falls. A. Hartung and family who visited the picturesque. spot Saturday say the scene is an inspiring one. Thomas Vizzard aud Ed Bauder continue taking out ore worth several thousand dollars a ton from their mine, the Sleeping Beauty, on the Middle Yuba river a few mites abuve Moore’s Flat. ; Some of the Nevada county men who have been working at the Mountain. mine near Sierra City threw up their jobs*and came™home Saturday night because of a paaponerd reduction of wages. ———— of the Glenbrook Park Association will be held at the oftice of I, F. Rolfe tomorrow ufternoon for thé election of officers: andthe transaction of other business. Pat Dillon intends commenblad suit against A. Pugh to keep him from taking the tools, etc,, away from the 16 to 1 mine on! Podrmun’s’é¢reek. Pugh. had a bond on the mine,threw it up ana then wanted to remove the tools. Sugar Loaf grade fromthe city lim-’ its to the gap is said by teamsters,stage men and others to be in a disgraceful condition. But bad as. this, piece of road is, a portion of ‘the road leading from the county seat to Rough and Ready is said to be still worse. The latter is al:inost impassable, Saturday night Neva Rebekah Lodge elected officers as follows for the ensuing term;. Miss Elsie Arbogast, N. Adaline Hothersoll, installation will take place Saturday evening, July Ist. ’ What Is Shiloh? world for half a century, bas. cared in. stages. the results we will refund your money. _—e@e French Tansy Waters. . -. Wafers, imported direct ‘from’ Paris. regardless .of cause. In red Beware of substitutes. DRUG, .COMPANY, Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. 4 2 — Ripe Olives in Bulk. wrappers. just receiyed at J. J. Jackson’s Hee‘system: and the business and~ saloon than it did last year wheg the tax was . said a friend at the lady’s. The annual signe of. ‘stockholders A G.; Mrs. Lillie Hitctings, V.°G.; Miss R. §8.;. Miss Lulu Clutter, F. 8 ; Mrs. Lucy Pulich, Treasarer; Mrs.C. Walling; Trustee. The A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds $ and Consumption; used: through the numerable cases of incipient consuniption and relieved mavy in advanced If you ure not satisfied with Price 25 cts., 5V ects. and $1.00. For aie by H. Dickerman, the druggist. ti These are the genuine French Tansy Ladies can depend’ upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods LA FRANCE importers, San Another barrel of extra fine ones hive grocery store on Commercial = = A Disastrous Runaway. There was a spirited runaway last evening on Piety Hill about nine o'clock. William Sell and Len Thompson were driving in the former’s cart, and in turning from’ Olark street into Pine their vehicle overturned. . The Lyoung men: were thrown out and slight ly bruised and cut about their heads. easterly , side, of, Bine street hill, In front of Abel Delbridge’s house the cart, it was dragging collided with a buggy that John Kinsman of Grass Valley had unhitched his horse from earlier in the evening and left standing: on the side of the street. The buggy was considerably damaged, other things the top. being torn off. Mr. Kinsman who chanced to be aut there had one of his legs bruised somewalks’and fences before: it’got to the the way. Several pedestrians who were walking along the street at the time: ‘down, only saving themselves by dodging through gates into private yards. . To Fix the Tax Rate. Tonight the city trustees will meet to fix the tax rate for the current year. It is believed they will be able to keep it as low as-75 or 80 cents on the hundred dollars, or about-55 cents for the water fund and 20 cents for the fire fund. There will be no levy for the general fund, the profits on the water licenses being enough to meet the city’s general expenses.” This is a fine showing, especially as the city assessment .roll foots up over $11,000 less 90 cents. 2 2@e o Anything For a Change. Gracie. Plaisted, the actress, whose first husband was Bert Lancaster, once a Nevada City: boy; and ‘who has had some three or four others since she tired. of kim; is going to get another divorce. Her present husband is Frank Foster.. “I thought Foster was righ,” “fT thought so too,” sighed Gracie, “bu! he can’t support ‘me.” Miss Plaisted will reappear at the Tivoli, Sau Francisco, tonight. —— + + #80 + On Horseback trom Oakland. Misses Alexander and. Beckwith, two Oakland young ladies of education and rétinement, arrived here today and are ‘ab the: National hotel.. They came through ali the way on “horseback, rid-. ing astride, and expect to continue their journey into the higher mountains. They ure out for their health and to see the country and are having the jolliest kindof atime. Last night they stopped at Rough and Ready. + *@e No Perquisites Fo For Sheriffs. The State Board. of. of Examiners has sent out a circular letter informing State that hereafter only the ac'ual expenses will-be audited to them for taking prisouers to State. institutions This is a fixed. policy of the present administration, and no perquisites Avil be allowed. Assessing at T at Truckee. County, Assessor. sor Sehroeder, accompanied ‘ty Deputies Goyne and Miller, went to Trackee today to assess the property in that part of the county. They expect to” be ‘gone four or five days. “ee Deafness Cannot be Cured ‘by local applications;:as they cannot réach 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 Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets or imperfect hearing, and when it is 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; nine cases out-of ten are casised by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the nincous surfaces. The Borse’ ran up thé sidewalk: on the}. among} 4 pion mill; left today for Adamg Springs. what. The runaway broke several side-}’ top of the hill, leaving its “harness and . g pieces of the cart scattered all along}: had narrow eseapes from being rut} j visit to Mrs, W.G. Richards. 1B. Clarke, will leave Wednesday for . here yesterday from Sweetland. They Sheriffs in the several counties of the . . inflamed you havé a.rombling sound. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old > and-Young. BE. H, Hamlen Jr. of Dutch Flat is in town. “*Phos. 8. Ford has returned from San Francisco. Phil Bradley came down today from the Spanish mine. W.L. Hatfield, a Sacramento ‘attorney, was in town today. BR. T. Worthley and W. Piper of Washington are in town. Miss Mary Costello is here from San . Francisco visiting her mother. Rev. J. W. Phelps expects te go rv Forest City this week on a visit. Chris Webber, manager of the ChamCharles A. Briggs of Sacramento went up today on the Sierra county W.J. Wells of the American Laundry, at Sacramento, was here today arranging for a local ageri¢y. Miss Amy Van Deerlin of San Francisco is expected here this week. on a Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fromiller of New York arrived here Saturday night. Mr. Fromiller is viewing the mines. John V. Hunter of the Providence Mining Company arrived yesterday from San Francisco accompanied by James Hamilton. Jobn Reseigh and family, who have made their home here for some time past, will leave this week for Leadville, Colorado. Chas. E. Hinkley and family of San Fraucisco are here. on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Celio. Mrs, Hinkley is Mrs, Celio’s cousin. . Mrs, Margeret Malarin, who has b2en here visiting her sister, Mrs. Cal. her home in Guatemala. Hon. E. M. Preston returned last evening from Ione where he attended a meeting of the Board of ‘Trustees of the Preston Scool of Industry. A. RB. Morrison, the insurance agent, who left here a few days ago for the upper part of the county, was taken ill ut the California mine Saturday. Robert Mein, son of Captain Mein, who returned from Alaska a few. days ago, will leave for Chicago on mining . business during the coming week. Miss Harriet Thompson, who has been visiting the family of William Holmes, returned yesterday to her home at Walnut Oreek, Alameda county. Miss Lucy Tyrrell, who has been employed as teacher in the public schools of North San Juan and is regarded as one of the most capable 1nstructors in the county, will not apply tor re-election, Mr. and Mrs. Grove D. Deal were brought over Mrs. H,. G. Hayes and Miss Agnes Orowley who have been visiting the Deals and returned to San Francisco on the noon train. Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Frost, Mrs. William Gilbert, Miss Libbie Frost urday evening. They are from Michigan and Mrs. Gilbert is, the sister of Z. P. Davis, the pioneer gunsmith. For Rent or For Sale The well-known hotel on Sacramento Street is offered for Rent or Sale. The Building is New and The Location is Good. For. particulars enquire of J. PASQUALLA.” THE: REFEREE, Commercial Street, Leonard de Vilbiss, We will give One Hundred Dolla for any case of Deafness (caused eatarrh) that cannot be cured by Cote ‘Cure. Send for circulars, ffSe. J.CHENEY &CO., Toledo, QO. oa iy a Sparutots T5c. Hall’s family Pills are the best. __ + oe street, : 3 £10-t£ Proprietor. — First-class Resort for Gentlemen. High-Grade Goods in ail lines.Ce 1x loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s . [ke Fancy Drinks a Specialty. All kinds of SHIRTS. ' The celebrated From 75 cts. to $1.50. be man or woman who is about to buy: it consider deceptionan art. It may be, but tis spb Motto is : Your money back if your pu be ia i be good friends just the same.

! N ECKWEAR. ‘We carry ‘all the Tatest styles and Sees EGR or, bet aes meeimer tye «os spatterns-~ Puffs, mperials Treks Pa waRnchen ~ \With long bosom, short bosom or colored bo ~ : som. 2 best fitting shirt made. All sizes.@™ a W % Contaeat to the a > (eh caneee rt: SRT Ce Rho One Price Shae PET anne api aeRO CARD a abt Tage Light Weight UNDER WEAR. All kinds and colors, ” Just the thing for warm weather. of Leather Stocking, ” ‘Triple Knee, For ensgren, and Miss May Gilbert-arrived here Sat. Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s Malay Proverbs. © The Popular Science Monthly gives a few of the most characteristic Malay proverbs, Qrawing largelyon & ‘collection made in the Malay Peninsula by W. E. Maxwell, at. one ‘time British -resi‘dent. there: Will the erqcodile respect the carcass? Follow your heart, death; follow eam feelings, destruction. ‘ You find grasshoppers where you find a field. Although those interested in the reported rich mining strike in Lower California are doing all in their power to work up a rush from this part of the State, it is pleasant to see that there is very little biting at the alluring bait, says the Oakland Tribune. The many gold bricks that have been passed around Galifornia during ‘the last few years onathese “rich strike” propositions in outside places. have ‘made the people wary, especially as Earth does not become grain. Don’ grind pepper for ¢ a bird on the wing. The flower comes, age comes. When the father is spotted the son is spotted The’ plant’ sprouts before it climbs. When he can’t wring the ear, he pulls . the horn. The creel says the basket is poorly made, Ask from one who has. Sulk with him who loves yon, ~ When the house is done the chisel finds fault. The booze dispensed at the recent Nevada State University high jinks bwas evidently higher proof than the State Controller had been accustomed to. On the authority of the Appeal that official returned to. Carson attired ina lady’s sealskin cloak and plumed hat which he mistook for his own clothing. . Sai as igeghii piesa ns He stared at her with. bulging eyes. She had a boxing glove on her left hand, and a hammer in ber right. “M-my dear,” he stammered, “w-what are you going to: do?” “Idiot!” she snapped, “I’m going to drive tacks. f, --2e6e— Wife (earnestly)—George, dear, I have prayed so fervently of late for a tailor-made gown, that [ feel it would .be flying in the face of Providence not to go and get measured at once. “I met that red-haired Jones girl today,” remarked the young woman. “Tut, tut, my dear,” cautioned her mother. “Her: hair is auburu .now,. She has just inherited a fortune.” BET RS te, Ml EO Nothing.so endures asa truly spoken word. Tonight . If your liver is out of order, causing : Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heartburn, or Constipation, take a dose of Hood’s Pills On retiring, and tomorrow your digestive organs will be regulated and . : ou will be bright, active and ready or any kind of work. This has been the experience of others; it’ will be yours.’ HOOQD’S PILLS are sold by all medicine dealers. 25 cta, To Let. Three or four rooms, well furnished for . , housekeeping; suitable for a small family. Inquire of Mrs. J. Naffziger, Water St. msl Of Fanon Inpurtance Especially to Women Is our offering of Spring and Summer Shoes And the prices at which we are willing to transfer the ownership, Ladies’ Oxford Tiew chant. shor and well one from Black or Tan from $1.50 Gent’s Light Weight, in Black or Tan, from $250 up. These Two items will give an idea of value. Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., ‘Has Né-Terrors . FO THOSE WHO HAVE AN ‘Electric Fan: Fan, supply acontinuous day -and night current and’ keep } the Fan in repair for §—s -) Six [lonths ‘ ene metereapiecke, $12. 00. and see the Fans in operation. They do the work perfectly. : T NEVADA COUNTY Beginning May Ist, 1899, 4 hevery ‘local development. shows that ‘our own State isa vast treasure land and that the \prospector can seek his fortune just as -satisfactorily and far more comfortably within our own borders than he can elsewhere. “Women talk so io. wtih Miss Eme+line.” “I don’t know; do you think they talk much more than the men who are always telling them how _— they . talle?? It is ‘never other people’s opinions that aisplease us, but only the desire they sometimes show to impose them upon us against our will. : 20 A little vanity and a little gratification of the senses. ‘These are~ what make ap the life of the majority of women and of men, Most girls leve patod day matinees for when it rains the men can’t go to the ball game. Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood purifier and tissde builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 50:ets: : For sale by H. Dickerman the druggist.“ tf 2Oe For Rent. The vacant’ store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent. Inm a 4 of Fred E, Brown. Six loaves bread tor 25c at Homann’s Many a.Lover bi turned with disgust from an other w lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea’ purifiles the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as not thing else will. Sold for-years on absolute guarantee. Price. 25-cts. and 50 cts, For sale by H. a erman, the druggist, speed oe Trustees’ Sale of Real Estate. wre HEERAS, © ~~ W. Kitts and his wife, D. Kitts, executed a certain deed o' of erst 2 Ed, R. Hamilton and F. RK, Dray, Sth, 1888, and recorded March in Ee 27 of Mortgages, at page 744 State of Californiu, said deed of trust vonveying the real property hereinafter described for the purpose of securing the payment of a. certain, romissory note, made by ‘the said Charles W. Kitts and Kmma v. Kiste; ‘ . and, whereas, default has been made in the payinent of said note and the interest thereaw, there?ibe. by she authority invested in them by said deed of u)oRn a) plication uf the owner and holder: ‘of sald note, the undersigned, as such Suse: 3, will on Saturday, July 8, 1899, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m, in front of the onal bose hte in oe cit; ty of Nevada, county of Nevada, Sta woe oe Caii ga en public auction to the h bidder for , in in‘Unine sates god ook on the eer 8 in the counry ue tet alate of Onitiorniac aud desert od as follows, to-wit: The Southwest quarter, south half of: the Southeast quarier, Northwest quarter md the Southeast quarter aud the we:t half o the Northeast quarter of Section Niue 19}; algo the south half of the Southwest quarter, Northwest quarter of the Southwest uarter and. the Southwest orthwest quarter of Section Ten [1 }, all in Towpentp 7 Cartes 14] North, cone Seven {7} East, Mount Diablo, Base and Meridian, together with all the improvements, and appurtenances thereto Belongings also all the re issues and profits thereof, her with all the water be gerber and. water ditche , r contracts and privile; that are in say way appertaining to, u or connectet with said lands. ED, R. HAMILTON, Trustee, 55° ¥. R, DRAY, Trustee. Dairy Stock For Sale, Fine Jersey dairy stock is offered for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. ji-tf For Rent. A five-room house, on Piety Hill, will be rented at a yery low price. Enquire of John Richards, New York Hotel. ji-lw For Rent. A furnished house of six rooms, pleasant location. Inquire at this office. m3 LACE CURTAINS ! @ MAHER € CO. lot of are invited Window. display while in Ladies, house cleaning is the order of the day, and in view of that fact we have placed on display in our LARGE WINDOW a. beautiful LACE CURTAINS® All persons. interested to see this the PRICES MARKED INLARGE PLAIN FIGURES. ‘> Lace Curtains, 3 yards All we ask of those who want to buy CURTAINS is for them to:take a look at our stock and if they do we are Satisfied they will not look elsewhere. _MAHRER & GO. Ee Come to us for Wash Goods. [ee Come to us for White Goods. Lace Curtains, 3, yards long, 75 cents. , long, $1. ‘Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $1.25. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $1.50. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $2.00. Lace Curtains,,3% yards long at.$2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.09. M. & CO. ELECTRIC POWER CO. : W. H. Crawford Shs Has the Finest Lot \Spring & Summer Millinery IN NEVADA COUNTY. Latest, Daintiest and -Tastiest City Styles, POA AAAAAAA SRHHKDOKOORRNK . p “9 0 wIOKIE COIN 1g: ig ft isa pleasure to sweep 28 Mt you have a good sweeper. “k Have 3 oan ‘Cyco Bearing 1K is CARPET SWEEPERS, ¥ Ik “mel Latest See +), oe ‘ae the common Bissell’ S 41> and: the Sunshine, ; * * Just Received Fromthe Factory as e At KiNKEADS. 3 8th, 1 and following, seopess of Nevada county, — uarter.of the. THE: MONDA\ GRA A Day's R Arthur today, — Prof, W day for Be California Mrs. Ar cured of d fumigated Captain to the Moi in which t Mrs. J." sin hotel, left today pect to. rer The fune ternoon ws of Pythias, were. out it At the / shoot yest score with Fred Com, ’ Miss: En Grass Vall Mrs, Mary few days aj Lippert. The pam en at the . paired. Th Homeward bought by now being the new ma sume the .1 dead work $25,000. Yes At Glenb noon the § nine callin; a score of t ‘and Hoope for the win the losers. The Wa Monarch ai Gass Valle; teen to sev An effo about ‘a. s€ Colts and t lieved to be There w Glenbrook when the the Gilt Ed met a week game up to can tell he tillit is ove snappy bal run from tl the Park. the ground: cents, More Sc Since Sat school elect tional distr North f elected. Moore's . Boca—Ge Indian 8 Wolf—H. Clear Cre Greeley— Bear Rive Magnolia Pleasant Lime Kil Smith, Forest 8; Globe—\ Kentack French ( Washing Mont Under 2 soldiers of record can a headston answer fin: eight or ni here and e veterans. b There are graves tha Adjustant nooga Pos sition on quired atc De Mrs. T! ded for Fork of above Gre a brief ill in the Gr two of b whose hu miner, le are growl , being the South Fo ‘ by those re frank ‘Haliquis ing. Th . the old and Rev. ~ If Shil