June 6, 1898 (4 pages)

Shs RAN NSCRIPT. ‘oie HE _ JUNE 6, ee Fae noe every Try eer except Sunday lidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. “Remember the mare.’ 22 WELL PREPARED. In spite of the fact that the United States was practically at war during the whole of the month of April, the commercial failures for that month, according to Dun’s report, were smallerin amount of liabilities than -in any . previous April of which there is a rec-. ord. No nation ever went to war under more prosperous business. conditions, and it is donbtful if all history recites an instance of so slight a detrimental effect upon ‘trade and, commerce as that which has attended the opening of hostilities by the United States. One of the most important preparations for war was the restoration of good times through the success of protection in the political campaign of 1896. A contrary result of that contest would huve been most deplorable in = UNNED STATES THO They’ Join With Garcia’s Insurgent Forces Near Santiago Harbor. 4 . . Northern Kentucky Shakén By Earthquakes This Morning. Special to the Dally Transcript. < Successfully Landed. A Southern Shake. New: York, : June. 6—Aj. CiIncinnaT1, 6— . special from Cape Haytien re-. Earthquakes disturbed northports that at Ca yNENS a largejern Kentucky between two force of U. S ed under cover of Sampson’s. ing. guns at Aguadores, a short. thrown out of bed. At Marysdistance east.of Santiago. ville the vibrations lasted thirNew York, June 6—Aj/ty seconds. At Millersburg special from Kingston says. people were panic-stricken, the 5000 U. S. troops have been shocks lasting two minutes. landed near Punta Ca-}At Cynthiaa loud. report acbrera, a little west of Santiago. A junction was effected with . and at Owensville meteors fell General Garcia’s 3000 insur-. in the day time. gents. The landing was accomplished under cover of fire of Sampson’s guns. The) June S. troops was land-jand three o’clock this mornAt Paris people were companied the disturbance A Morning Disturbance. ‘Care Haymien, June 6.—At three a: m, strong cannonading was heard in ARE BEING LANDED J A SILVER ANNIVERSARY. The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Rev. Dr. Sims’ Pastorate Celebrated. The twenty-fifth anniversary of Rev. J. Sims’ pastorate of the Congregational Church in this city was observed last. evening in a manner befitting the noted occasion with évery manifestation of respect and ardent affection. In the morning Mr. Sims delivered a sermon to the children of his Sunday school and congregatitn, after which he baptized a large number of babes. Three members were then admitted into the church by letter and the sac-. ramént of the Lord’s Supper administered. condition of the church many failed to gain admittance. The program given by the choir, aided by other talent, was rendered in a charming manner and consisted of the following numbers: Doxology; hymn No. 191; reading aud prayer; anthem, choir; recitation, Miss Martha Sims; vocal solo, Miss Edith Edwards; recitation, Miss Eliga Davey;‘anthem, choir; vocal duett, Mrs. Waggoner and Miss Hook; recitation, Miss Aelen Cooper; vocal solo, Mr. Robb; recitation, Mrs. Ed McKinley; violin solo, Mr. Rice; vocal solo, Mrs. Mails; addresg by the pastor; presentation speech, Mr. H. C. Sukeforth; hymn No:229; closing voluntary, Miss Percival violinist and Mr. Turner organist. : The recitations were given in an excellent manner, The address of the pastor was an eloquent and scientific disquisition on age; in which he observed the change in churches of all denominations in reference to the ministry—that men of age, of intellectual culture and of deep affection were now desired, whereas ten years ago the clamor was for young men fresh from . theological seminaries, At the close of . his remarks Harold Sukeforth stepped In the evening, such was the crowded . UDA SUPERIOR COURT. sion. Lake G. M. Co. vs. B. F. Wiley. Cases wére set for trial as follows: appeal. June 10th. People vs. M. Calloway. June People vs. Joseph Zipf. June'24tl People vs. B. F. Wiley. June a7th. June 29th. J. P, Fogarty vs. J. Fogarty. July 1st. H. A. Robbins vs. J. M: Walling. June 15th. In the case of Mrs. Kate Taylor vs. Westchester Fire Insurance Company, the hearing of the motion for judgment on ‘the pleadings was eontinued one week. the case of Mary B. Smith et al. vs. John. Caldwell. Estate of Ellen Waters, deceased. . Hearing of the final account of executors continued till tomorrow. Estate of Elizabeth P. Stoddard, deceased. Order of sale of certain persoval property granted.GRASS VALLEY NBWS. A Day’ $ Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone. In ten innings yesterday the Monarchs béata picked nine. Score 12 to 8. Mfs, Elizabeth Bistards, gett 75 Business Transacted -at Today's Sesure re contributing tothefund. 9 = The demurrers to the complaints were overruled. in the cases of J. W. Relley.vs. P. Campbell et al., Charles} ber yard. Kahl vs. Juanita G. M. Go. and prone W. C. Hays vs. Mrs. M. Quigley: ‘On George C. Gehrig vs. S. Hieronimas, Default of plaintiff was;entered in invaders took siege guns: view of the impending strain upon thes country’s resources. THe Woodland Mail says that the effect of the cool, cloudy damp weather of the last month bas been to improve many of the then hopeless fields of grain in Yolo county. Now, according to the Mail, the gratifying word comes from all parts of the com pass that there will be much work for the harvester The situation isimproved an hundred fold and more, until what recently promised starvation for beast and foreign bread for men, is now changed to . : hopeful home living. What was called . no crop is now a light crop only. In spots, itis true, the harvest will be nothing, but the area of nothingness has grown pleasiog small within a month. Many a farmer’s iong face of a month . ago has changed tothe broadest smile. THE committee appointed to harmonize the Democratic factions in San . Francisco seems to have utterly failed . . and instead of bringing about the de. sired result seems to have opened the breach wider. TT Srcretary.of State Brown has been sending letters to all the county clerks in the State inquiring as to the Populist vate, and he finds that that party is rapidly losing its identity. SOME LUCKY HEIRS. ashore with them. Shots Fell Short. Maprip, June 6—A dispatch’to the Imparcial from Santisgo seys that at ten Saturday evening twenty American warships opened a hot fire, but were so far out their shots. did not reach’ the forts. The Spanish did not reply, After 45 minutes bombardment was suspended to be resumed Sunday. sixteen ships were in sight yesterday. The Landings Denied. WASHINGTON, Juné 6,—Naval officers . deny the stories of landing troops near Santiago. ‘They believe the transports have not had time to get there. nn) PERSONAL POINTERS. and Young, L. Dulac is dangerously ill. Hon, J. H. Neff of Colfax is here, Dr. Huntington of Sacramento “was here yesterday. County Treasurer Snell has returned from the Springs. Postmaster Henricks . of Goinm bia Hill was in town today. \ Daily Chronicle of the Doings of 1d the Spanish mine are here. mine is here from San Franciseo. Downieville have returned Oakland. Mrs. Geo Baker of Columbia Hill is Jater the firing increased, large guns evidently coming into play. A Capture Denied. Mote St. NicHo.as, June 6—Advices today from the flagship New York deny . 2004. to the platform and addressed the pas-. years and 6 months, died yesterday. the direction of Aguadores, a little. tor ina polished manner, presenting to . fhe funeral will be tomorrow. east of Morro Castle. Fifteen minutes . him a well-filled purse, the gift of the Wm. T. Jones, a blacksmith at the congregation and people, The presen-. Allison Ranch mine, was operated on tation. was exceedingly: beeoming besuccessfully today for appendicitis, cause of the fact that Mr. Sukeforth,. While Dan Stewart was hunting on who is now a/student-of the State Uni. *#¢ "Honcut yesterday he accidentally versity, had been associated with the . S20t himself in the hand with a pistol. Congregational Church from his boy-. He will be home tonight. ‘The response of Mr, Sims, in The Cornish wrestling match at the Ir 1s now claimed that all the chea) comic valentines in this country -are made in @ small town in the interior of New York. In order fo save the place from total and instantaneous destruction, however, its name is not given. Tur school children of the United States are raising a fund fora battle ship to be’ mamed the American Bo; and which will replace the lost Maine Pupils of the Humboldt county schoo! : . ae . nine ere tind cn esky seems to get past Dewey exJudge Nilon today sustained the de-}. cept Spanish shells. murrer to the amended complaint bh) the case o® F. A. Birce vs. Jackson House to Rent. A new six-room cottage, with bath and pautry, situated on Boulder street is offered for rent. Inquire at M. L. & D, Marsh’s lum‘June 6-tf _. Somnenatent Ball. et THE CLASS ‘OF 1898 —OF THE— NEVADA CITY HGH SCHOOL, At Armory Hall, . FRIDAY EVENING, JULY ist. Wfusie by Soyne’s Orokestra. TICKETS, (admitting ous eouple) $1 00, Extra ladies, each 25 cents House and Lot FOR SALE. A Six-Room Cottage, With Bath, ‘Situated on Nevada Street, 4 Two doors above the Episcopal Church, . and owned by JOHN HEYER, IS OFFERED OR SALE AT A BARGAIN. There is a good sized 1 x good condition through bone. ae eaten os ae For Further Particulars Inquire on the Premises. Proposals For Reservoir construc : tion. ’ P. R. Bradley and Jacob Kobler of Dr. E. Liebrick of the Proyidertce was exceedingly impressive. It was Nothing -is heard from the Merrimac. partment was in a prosperous and. ' prisoners, growiug candition, and that true harThe church. was decorated with fiowBRIEF MENTION, ers, loads of which were brought by the little children with their silver Minor Notes and Comments Of Loca} offerings, . Interest, Mr. Sims’ pastorate has been the longest, with the exception of one, on George ©. Gaylord, grocer, Broad . this coast, and the hope of his people street. is that he may remain with them to An operation for appendicitis was . celebrate his golden anniversary. performed yesterday on the little danghter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Pierce. THe society editor of a Placerville The bioscopio exhibition which has. paper has received a letter from his been here for the past two weeks will. cir) in which she says: “Don’t go to remain about ten days longer, The Cuba, my boy. Iam so afraid you will views are excellent ones and well worth get a leg shot off—and I may want to seeing. pull it at some future time,” At Cashin Field yesterday the Robin tamaaeenesarnnceieenST 2 Hoods beat the Reliances playing ball) 2 sun You Aur Ricut and then go by a score of 33 to13. The story of ahead. Be sure you get Hood’s Sarsathe game was received so late that wel narilla and you may confidently excannot pablish it till tomorrow. pect it will purify your blood and ‘give ” you appetite and strength. JuNE 14th is the one hundred and recerrges ea twenty-first anniversary of the adop-} Hoop’s Pris act easily and promptly tion of the Stars and Stripes as the . the liver and bowels. Cure sick flag of the fiation. It is called “Flag . headache. Day” and its observance has become a national matter. ———— ee +--+ +e 2 Try Tue Ow1 for a first-class drink. Mrs. 8. A. Smith and daughter of tice from pioneer : Just Received the report that the Spanish. torpedo. “Mish he heartily thanked his donors, . hletia clab rooms Saturday night beboat Terror was sunk by the Oregon. shown that the church in its every dedraw. Hach maa got a fall. Has a front ees . Reap WILL BE .RECELY ED The charge of hog stealing brought Steet Svan rot Be jotoake oh wee ay orening against Benjamin Taylor’ by Benjamin oft Wiley was tried in Justice.Trebileox’s . 16th Day of June, 1898, tween Toward and’. Trebilcox was a 50 CENTS A WE tech eye ents of not to ‘10 cents a week. or 40 cents a mo ble invariably in advance. Plano For Sale. bargain, Tanaes of’ T, —, phone No. 98. : --lw. Elite -Tomate Factory. Everything neat and place, Broad street, next door ron ~~ -ohnnie Gregory's. ANTONE Sitva MBLLo. mis iw. a Blacksmithing and Wagoamaking wagon work with neatness aud dispatch, Pick work and mining work a specialty. New wagons and carriages built to ord>r. Place of business on Broad street in the old Clancy shop. Mrs. C, M. Mails Has brought up with her from San Fransisso, a-fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also i pr kee we Tam O’Shanters and Walking ‘Hair Geeastad Parlors. MRS. i. BL opened Hair Dres Hotel a: Manufacturing Line, s sie Nevada County Directory. © Copies of the Nevada County Directory can te obtained for 50 cénta. Ly mail 75 cents, Apply to F. E, BROWN. Transcript offire ae DRAYING AND’ HAULING. Particular a Seer aes the pod ” GoD for sa, S RAKER. . A Good ~ Living jand more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or ‘illustrated lectures in small towns and_villages. A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures —fand explains the operation ot McAllister’ s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons . oe court Satard d «. tor f obboertremita mila ee lor’s acqui ervoir, together with gate houses, waste. Mra. Wm. McCarty, daughter of the] ways & rand. speolfos Fo mag a ‘ late George-Simmons who used to live Gite Oftice of ‘of Trustees at’ the at Tuwn Talk, died this morning’ aged . “filas will Nevada Git, for the work Pred 25 years, 3 months and 26 days. She . whole, and must be in accordance with ienete an tufentoliid: or RE4 's and ree specifications tet Ree : eS ies Mahan seen j Each bid must be accompanied by a ¢ 5 pizee is. to the ren gk = ‘the Hreatden ‘ent of t ° THE Salvation Army is about to inantee of she scceptanve AP odeicion gear: vade the Klondike country, arrange: . Successful bidder. Tenet “lve per sent of . ments being now pending for the dis. He rere of ta bbe enclosed in. eonled on. patching of a force there at an early . Yelopes, addressed to Thomas H. oa es date. The avowed objects of the expestruotion.”, “Proposals for Reservoir Con. eo dition are. theeefold: 1,To seek the} The I bids oy to azoent ang sight vo in whe te apy. salvation of souls; 2, To raise and ortogenta of the oad ill bg be for the best “inganize a body of men and women for . vada the purpose of. visiting and nursing the sick, the destitute, and the unfortunate; 3, To establish Salvation Army Corps in. Dawson City and othér cities of population THOS. H. CARR, June 2a, 1898, Gierk of none “For Sale. One lot with free water on the place. of 180 feet on the main road, and back 236 feet; also one piece of fine ‘land: containing 8 acres, with free water: Apply to * and tells how to condutict entertainments will be mailed free upon request. _T. H. McALuistsr, 78 Weshirngton St., Chicago. eg pe Bosra atoms of Ne-. ing. Annual Meeting. E REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders of the Texas Gold Mining Dee gy 68 will be held en s office of the Battery str. San Francisco, Gal orate, on Monday, the eth Fea’ of briegt 1898, at the hour of 9 a. M., for the purpose of lecting a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other Serco pe as rwaicmg cope, before the ent ansfer boo! close on nesdes, the Ist of June, at 8 o’clock P. M Barcdansn: RUIZ, 208 Battery street, San Francisoo, Office—203 California. ba: m2itd Soe . ppgnnannnnnnnnnnennnnnnnn NNN yNNNY MAHER & CO. A lot of Fauntleroy Bloomers, all ages. mi10¢tf Brown & Moraan, y exceed five lines uesin ;inegrted under this head for ailine a week or $2 a ee ‘A Square Piano ‘is offered few nale ata > First-class, high grade. chi t ~olass, high grade. o F pac omales, BARTON & CHRISTENSON are now prepared todoall kinds of blacksmithing znd of Sacramento has Soni Parlors at ‘the Unionnd is prepared to receive orders.for wigs, switches and évery article in the Hair’ Nevada City Transfer Co, ittle of Mi je lake ne: ithe Span lapresentin; he fighting the commi p most th yada counti NW. of S Bec. 14, a po portion of portion of § . Conside » Deed—De Morgan, gui estate of Jo fo Carl Sche ip Block 2 Hon, $500. » Deed—Dz . . Morgan ight, title ; 4, Nevada Arr pJack Lau ang sheep, . Jonstable § bicion of bi jer named 12 while gi i ' : ; an ba Be ex t 4 ig bie ‘ ey tt i tat é 3 £4 ; a if 4 Actual value 50 cents, will be sold at 25 cents at the Popular Clothing Store, " 3 . Remember, THE Ow: is the only saicial street. je6-tf. pe ee :; loon in Nevada City that sells straight Try Tae Ow: for mixed drinks. m265. whisky. 4 « ‘m26tf Ron) Mitate Agents. JeiPleeebeieekieisi delist New To-Day The Craig Estate “Falls lls Mainly to Nevads . . visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. Pengelly . of this city. City Peop le. Mrs. T. W. Sigourney and children The will of W. D. Craig, deceased, Dyspepsia cone of Oukland will arrive here this evenlate proprietor of the Gem saloon at this city, was filed today by George L, Hughes. ; The estate consists of about $12,000 money in the Citizens Bank; 2402 shares of stock in the Pennsylvania miue valued at $6,000; three promissory notes valued at $2,060; personal,property $600, Total $20,660. County Snell is named as executor of the will and Dr. R. M. Hunt and A. Gault: are the witnesses. Treasurer B. F. ing on a visit to. the family of Wm. H. Crawford. B.8. Rector, Deputy Sheriff Neagle, County: Recorder Werry and Geo. A. Gray went to Oakland today to testify in the case of Rogers, charged with assault on Wm. Weeks. The wedding of Edward Phillips and Miss Bessie Monk on Saturday evening was avery pleasant affair. After the popular young people had been united . by Rev. Dr. Sims, a choice supper was ; / Degrades its victims. It puts them in the body and makeS them its slaves. it, and live a lenten life of self-denial. the power of the weakest organ of They must eat. to suit it, drink to suit Begoooooooee: SAA It’s a Quick ars On very close margins to Phis is our last. shipment. : eka hae Laie take a look at Window Ho. 2, full of New -Wash Goods. We had to orderthis seascn satisfy a lively demand. three times as many Wash Goods as we anticipated, and even se : 4 now we are running-short. Today we place for your insp>cOUR NEW, FRESH AND CLEAN STOCK tion, ladies, a -grand’ display, of the vey latest ia fa Wash OF SPRING GOODS SC@) . Goods. _ SEE WINDOW. SEE PRICES, Are right up to date. We have no room poe ae Respectfally, . . _MAHER & CO. We guarantee that every article in our stock has get the value in it and és worth Graduates’ attention is realled to cur new sia fine White Organdies at asc, Soe, $1 per yard. Young ladies, do every cent the price asked, mk send away; get your dress at home in your own town. ere is where you live’ and here is where’ you graduate. A fall line of the latest in Golf Shirts, from 50c up. Now take pride in your town and get your graduating’ dress . here, If you don’t want to bu uy it from Maher & o. get it And the Shoicest Selections in Men's and Boys’. Clothing. Hom boom kee sapere get he here. Encourage your you sot will always k hat Shines Clothing Soper Be ou want. If-you do not you need ‘ot spoon ines ea Dx SOS ve what you want. naho 720k DA ORE Ea CERO. ae OO © ) SooosuseeeeSs VAN A The deceased directs that after the . sorved. A YER’S al expenses of his last sickness and funRetief Hill Won. follows: eral are paid the property be divided as Louis Aumer, Nevada City, 2402 sharRatiey Whudy Dank 6 1896.-prrot . 4 . . LS = eS stock; also a gold’ . Transorret—The Bloomfield blow is : st b totally collapsed Miss Lena Lockiin, Nevada City, and . . Oven, «: Chole Pal okay te , before the Relief Hill boys yesterday at have cured many bad cases of Migses Gertie and Lizzie Sloan, of San . q rte z , Francisco, each one third of the $12000 . Bloomfield. They were simply .out-. dyspepsia—they will cure you, if you in the Citizens Bank. cigssed from the very = a eo = ns are suffering from that disease. Sheriff D.B. Getcbell, Nevada City, . stage ¥ Pepa cb faethe Mrs. H. B. Anderson, 15 Williams . shen inety — yet a promis-. 25ing the score stood twelve to nine in Street, Grand Rapids, Mich., writes : — sae for 9500. allies favor of Relief. ‘The Reliefs did not scorce in the ninth, while owing to a pea eg Po sonaeg Prggapmay wis . wild throw Bloomfield scored two runs. po oeenes Maps agp tn. Hhece were the player: ee equally divided after paying expenses . . ‘ mS burg p. and rf., H. Jepson ib, T. Larpovcnniarie ss" 9n above legatove except . at 0. Nosh Sb, J, Bueddok sad The will was made on the 29th. of Harker rf. undp. G. Lenfebars at, 4% ; Evans lf. Inst ene: Te gee North Bloomfield—J. Carey c.*O. ‘Tux government probably knows best, Gaus, p., A. McGagan 1b., W. Davis 2b, but if it were left to a popular vote ©. McGagau 3b., A. Mounet sb; P. Cum’ cigarette fiends would ‘be sent to the mins rf, Wm. Newell, cf. Wush. Newfront without further examination. ell it. 8S. Pecraror. 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Shs RAN NSCRIPT. ‘oie HE _ JUNE 6, ee Fae noe every Try eer except Sunday lidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. “Remember the mare.’ 22 WELL PREPARED. In spite of the fact that the United States was practically at war during the whole of the month of April, the commercial failures for that month, according to Dun’s report, were smallerin amount of liabilities than -in any . previous April of which there is a rec-. ord. No nation ever went to war under more prosperous business. conditions, and it is donbtful if all history recites an instance of so slight a detrimental effect upon ‘trade and, commerce as that which has attended the opening of hostilities by the United States. One of the most important preparations for war was the restoration of good times through the success of protection in the political campaign of 1896. A contrary result of that contest would huve been most deplorable in = UNNED STATES THO They’ Join With Garcia’s Insurgent Forces Near Santiago Harbor. 4 . . Northern Kentucky Shakén By Earthquakes This Morning. Special to the Dally Transcript. < Successfully Landed. A Southern Shake. New: York, : June. 6—Aj. CiIncinnaT1, 6— . special from Cape Haytien re-. Earthquakes disturbed northports that at Ca yNENS a largejern Kentucky between two force of U. S ed under cover of Sampson’s. ing. guns at Aguadores, a short. thrown out of bed. At Marysdistance east.of Santiago. ville the vibrations lasted thirNew York, June 6—Aj/ty seconds. At Millersburg special from Kingston says. people were panic-stricken, the 5000 U. S. troops have been shocks lasting two minutes. landed near Punta Ca-}At Cynthiaa loud. report acbrera, a little west of Santiago. A junction was effected with . and at Owensville meteors fell General Garcia’s 3000 insur-. in the day time. gents. The landing was accomplished under cover of fire of Sampson’s guns. The) June S. troops was land-jand three o’clock this mornAt Paris people were companied the disturbance A Morning Disturbance. ‘Care Haymien, June 6.—At three a: m, strong cannonading was heard in ARE BEING LANDED J A SILVER ANNIVERSARY. The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Rev. Dr. Sims’ Pastorate Celebrated. The twenty-fifth anniversary of Rev. J. Sims’ pastorate of the Congregational Church in this city was observed last. evening in a manner befitting the noted occasion with évery manifestation of respect and ardent affection. In the morning Mr. Sims delivered a sermon to the children of his Sunday school and congregatitn, after which he baptized a large number of babes. Three members were then admitted into the church by letter and the sac-. ramént of the Lord’s Supper administered. condition of the church many failed to gain admittance. The program given by the choir, aided by other talent, was rendered in a charming manner and consisted of the following numbers: Doxology; hymn No. 191; reading aud prayer; anthem, choir; recitation, Miss Martha Sims; vocal solo, Miss Edith Edwards; recitation, Miss Eliga Davey;‘anthem, choir; vocal duett, Mrs. Waggoner and Miss Hook; recitation, Miss Aelen Cooper; vocal solo, Mr. Robb; recitation, Mrs. Ed McKinley; violin solo, Mr. Rice; vocal solo, Mrs. Mails; addresg by the pastor; presentation speech, Mr. H. C. Sukeforth; hymn No:229; closing voluntary, Miss Percival violinist and Mr. Turner organist. : The recitations were given in an excellent manner, The address of the pastor was an eloquent and scientific disquisition on age; in which he observed the change in churches of all denominations in reference to the ministry—that men of age, of intellectual culture and of deep affection were now desired, whereas ten years ago the clamor was for young men fresh from . theological seminaries, At the close of . his remarks Harold Sukeforth stepped In the evening, such was the crowded . UDA SUPERIOR COURT. sion. Lake G. M. Co. vs. B. F. Wiley. Cases wére set for trial as follows: appeal. June 10th. People vs. M. Calloway. June People vs. Joseph Zipf. June'24tl People vs. B. F. Wiley. June a7th. June 29th. J. P, Fogarty vs. J. Fogarty. July 1st. H. A. Robbins vs. J. M: Walling. June 15th. In the case of Mrs. Kate Taylor vs. Westchester Fire Insurance Company, the hearing of the motion for judgment on ‘the pleadings was eontinued one week. the case of Mary B. Smith et al. vs. John. Caldwell. Estate of Ellen Waters, deceased. . Hearing of the final account of executors continued till tomorrow. Estate of Elizabeth P. Stoddard, deceased. Order of sale of certain persoval property granted.GRASS VALLEY NBWS. A Day’ $ Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone. In ten innings yesterday the Monarchs béata picked nine. Score 12 to 8. Mfs, Elizabeth Bistards, gett 75 Business Transacted -at Today's Sesure re contributing tothefund. 9 = The demurrers to the complaints were overruled. in the cases of J. W. Relley.vs. P. Campbell et al., Charles} ber yard. Kahl vs. Juanita G. M. Go. and prone W. C. Hays vs. Mrs. M. Quigley: ‘On George C. Gehrig vs. S. Hieronimas, Default of plaintiff was;entered in invaders took siege guns: view of the impending strain upon thes country’s resources. THe Woodland Mail says that the effect of the cool, cloudy damp weather of the last month bas been to improve many of the then hopeless fields of grain in Yolo county. Now, according to the Mail, the gratifying word comes from all parts of the com pass that there will be much work for the harvester The situation isimproved an hundred fold and more, until what recently promised starvation for beast and foreign bread for men, is now changed to . : hopeful home living. What was called . no crop is now a light crop only. In spots, itis true, the harvest will be nothing, but the area of nothingness has grown pleasiog small within a month. Many a farmer’s iong face of a month . ago has changed tothe broadest smile. THE committee appointed to harmonize the Democratic factions in San . Francisco seems to have utterly failed . . and instead of bringing about the de. sired result seems to have opened the breach wider. TT Srcretary.of State Brown has been sending letters to all the county clerks in the State inquiring as to the Populist vate, and he finds that that party is rapidly losing its identity. SOME LUCKY HEIRS. ashore with them. Shots Fell Short. Maprip, June 6—A dispatch’to the Imparcial from Santisgo seys that at ten Saturday evening twenty American warships opened a hot fire, but were so far out their shots. did not reach’ the forts. The Spanish did not reply, After 45 minutes bombardment was suspended to be resumed Sunday. sixteen ships were in sight yesterday. The Landings Denied. WASHINGTON, Juné 6,—Naval officers . deny the stories of landing troops near Santiago. ‘They believe the transports have not had time to get there. nn) PERSONAL POINTERS. and Young, L. Dulac is dangerously ill. Hon, J. H. Neff of Colfax is here, Dr. Huntington of Sacramento “was here yesterday. County Treasurer Snell has returned from the Springs. Postmaster Henricks . of Goinm bia Hill was in town today. \ Daily Chronicle of the Doings of 1d the Spanish mine are here. mine is here from San Franciseo. Downieville have returned Oakland. Mrs. Geo Baker of Columbia Hill is Jater the firing increased, large guns evidently coming into play. A Capture Denied. Mote St. NicHo.as, June 6—Advices today from the flagship New York deny . 2004. to the platform and addressed the pas-. years and 6 months, died yesterday. the direction of Aguadores, a little. tor ina polished manner, presenting to . fhe funeral will be tomorrow. east of Morro Castle. Fifteen minutes . him a well-filled purse, the gift of the Wm. T. Jones, a blacksmith at the congregation and people, The presen-. Allison Ranch mine, was operated on tation. was exceedingly: beeoming besuccessfully today for appendicitis, cause of the fact that Mr. Sukeforth,. While Dan Stewart was hunting on who is now a/student-of the State Uni. *#¢ "Honcut yesterday he accidentally versity, had been associated with the . S20t himself in the hand with a pistol. Congregational Church from his boy-. He will be home tonight. ‘The response of Mr, Sims, in The Cornish wrestling match at the Ir 1s now claimed that all the chea) comic valentines in this country -are made in @ small town in the interior of New York. In order fo save the place from total and instantaneous destruction, however, its name is not given. Tur school children of the United States are raising a fund fora battle ship to be’ mamed the American Bo; and which will replace the lost Maine Pupils of the Humboldt county schoo! : . ae . nine ere tind cn esky seems to get past Dewey exJudge Nilon today sustained the de-}. cept Spanish shells. murrer to the amended complaint bh) the case o® F. A. Birce vs. Jackson House to Rent. A new six-room cottage, with bath and pautry, situated on Boulder street is offered for rent. Inquire at M. L. & D, Marsh’s lum‘June 6-tf _. Somnenatent Ball. et THE CLASS ‘OF 1898 —OF THE— NEVADA CITY HGH SCHOOL, At Armory Hall, . FRIDAY EVENING, JULY ist. Wfusie by Soyne’s Orokestra. TICKETS, (admitting ous eouple) $1 00, Extra ladies, each 25 cents House and Lot FOR SALE. A Six-Room Cottage, With Bath, ‘Situated on Nevada Street, 4 Two doors above the Episcopal Church, . and owned by JOHN HEYER, IS OFFERED OR SALE AT A BARGAIN. There is a good sized 1 x good condition through bone. ae eaten os ae For Further Particulars Inquire on the Premises. Proposals For Reservoir construc : tion. ’ P. R. Bradley and Jacob Kobler of Dr. E. Liebrick of the Proyidertce was exceedingly impressive. It was Nothing -is heard from the Merrimac. partment was in a prosperous and. ' prisoners, growiug candition, and that true harThe church. was decorated with fiowBRIEF MENTION, ers, loads of which were brought by the little children with their silver Minor Notes and Comments Of Loca} offerings, . Interest, Mr. Sims’ pastorate has been the longest, with the exception of one, on George ©. Gaylord, grocer, Broad . this coast, and the hope of his people street. is that he may remain with them to An operation for appendicitis was . celebrate his golden anniversary. performed yesterday on the little danghter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Pierce. THe society editor of a Placerville The bioscopio exhibition which has. paper has received a letter from his been here for the past two weeks will. cir) in which she says: “Don’t go to remain about ten days longer, The Cuba, my boy. Iam so afraid you will views are excellent ones and well worth get a leg shot off—and I may want to seeing. pull it at some future time,” At Cashin Field yesterday the Robin tamaaeenesarnnceieenST 2 Hoods beat the Reliances playing ball) 2 sun You Aur Ricut and then go by a score of 33 to13. The story of ahead. Be sure you get Hood’s Sarsathe game was received so late that wel narilla and you may confidently excannot pablish it till tomorrow. pect it will purify your blood and ‘give ” you appetite and strength. JuNE 14th is the one hundred and recerrges ea twenty-first anniversary of the adop-} Hoop’s Pris act easily and promptly tion of the Stars and Stripes as the . the liver and bowels. Cure sick flag of the fiation. It is called “Flag . headache. Day” and its observance has become a national matter. ———— ee +--+ +e 2 Try Tue Ow1 for a first-class drink. Mrs. 8. A. Smith and daughter of tice from pioneer : Just Received the report that the Spanish. torpedo. “Mish he heartily thanked his donors, . hletia clab rooms Saturday night beboat Terror was sunk by the Oregon. shown that the church in its every dedraw. Hach maa got a fall.

Has a front ees . Reap WILL BE .RECELY ED The charge of hog stealing brought Steet Svan rot Be jotoake oh wee ay orening against Benjamin Taylor’ by Benjamin oft Wiley was tried in Justice.Trebileox’s . 16th Day of June, 1898, tween Toward and’. Trebilcox was a 50 CENTS A WE tech eye ents of not to ‘10 cents a week. or 40 cents a mo ble invariably in advance. Plano For Sale. bargain, Tanaes of’ T, —, phone No. 98. : --lw. Elite -Tomate Factory. Everything neat and place, Broad street, next door ron ~~ -ohnnie Gregory's. ANTONE Sitva MBLLo. mis iw. a Blacksmithing and Wagoamaking wagon work with neatness aud dispatch, Pick work and mining work a specialty. New wagons and carriages built to ord>r. Place of business on Broad street in the old Clancy shop. Mrs. C, M. Mails Has brought up with her from San Fransisso, a-fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also i pr kee we Tam O’Shanters and Walking ‘Hair Geeastad Parlors. MRS. i. BL opened Hair Dres Hotel a: Manufacturing Line, s sie Nevada County Directory. © Copies of the Nevada County Directory can te obtained for 50 cénta. Ly mail 75 cents, Apply to F. E, BROWN. Transcript offire ae DRAYING AND’ HAULING. Particular a Seer aes the pod ” GoD for sa, S RAKER. . A Good ~ Living jand more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or ‘illustrated lectures in small towns and_villages. A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures —fand explains the operation ot McAllister’ s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons . oe court Satard d «. tor f obboertremita mila ee lor’s acqui ervoir, together with gate houses, waste. Mra. Wm. McCarty, daughter of the] ways & rand. speolfos Fo mag a ‘ late George-Simmons who used to live Gite Oftice of ‘of Trustees at’ the at Tuwn Talk, died this morning’ aged . “filas will Nevada Git, for the work Pred 25 years, 3 months and 26 days. She . whole, and must be in accordance with ienete an tufentoliid: or RE4 's and ree specifications tet Ree : eS ies Mahan seen j Each bid must be accompanied by a ¢ 5 pizee is. to the ren gk = ‘the Hreatden ‘ent of t ° THE Salvation Army is about to inantee of she scceptanve AP odeicion gear: vade the Klondike country, arrange: . Successful bidder. Tenet “lve per sent of . ments being now pending for the dis. He rere of ta bbe enclosed in. eonled on. patching of a force there at an early . Yelopes, addressed to Thomas H. oa es date. The avowed objects of the expestruotion.”, “Proposals for Reservoir Con. eo dition are. theeefold: 1,To seek the} The I bids oy to azoent ang sight vo in whe te apy. salvation of souls; 2, To raise and ortogenta of the oad ill bg be for the best “inganize a body of men and women for . vada the purpose of. visiting and nursing the sick, the destitute, and the unfortunate; 3, To establish Salvation Army Corps in. Dawson City and othér cities of population THOS. H. CARR, June 2a, 1898, Gierk of none “For Sale. One lot with free water on the place. of 180 feet on the main road, and back 236 feet; also one piece of fine ‘land: containing 8 acres, with free water: Apply to * and tells how to condutict entertainments will be mailed free upon request. _T. H. McALuistsr, 78 Weshirngton St., Chicago. eg pe Bosra atoms of Ne-. ing. Annual Meeting. E REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders of the Texas Gold Mining Dee gy 68 will be held en s office of the Battery str. San Francisco, Gal orate, on Monday, the eth Fea’ of briegt 1898, at the hour of 9 a. M., for the purpose of lecting a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other Serco pe as rwaicmg cope, before the ent ansfer boo! close on nesdes, the Ist of June, at 8 o’clock P. M Barcdansn: RUIZ, 208 Battery street, San Francisoo, Office—203 California. ba: m2itd Soe . ppgnnannnnnnnnnnennnnnnnn NNN yNNNY MAHER & CO. A lot of Fauntleroy Bloomers, all ages. mi10¢tf Brown & Moraan, y exceed five lines uesin ;inegrted under this head for ailine a week or $2 a ee ‘A Square Piano ‘is offered few nale ata > First-class, high grade. chi t ~olass, high grade. o F pac omales, BARTON & CHRISTENSON are now prepared todoall kinds of blacksmithing znd of Sacramento has Soni Parlors at ‘the Unionnd is prepared to receive orders.for wigs, switches and évery article in the Hair’ Nevada City Transfer Co, ittle of Mi je lake ne: ithe Span lapresentin; he fighting the commi p most th yada counti NW. of S Bec. 14, a po portion of portion of § . Conside » Deed—De Morgan, gui estate of Jo fo Carl Sche ip Block 2 Hon, $500. » Deed—Dz . . Morgan ight, title ; 4, Nevada Arr pJack Lau ang sheep, . Jonstable § bicion of bi jer named 12 while gi i ' : ; an ba Be ex t 4 ig bie ‘ ey tt i tat é 3 £4 ; a if 4 Actual value 50 cents, will be sold at 25 cents at the Popular Clothing Store, " 3 . Remember, THE Ow: is the only saicial street. je6-tf. pe ee :; loon in Nevada City that sells straight Try Tae Ow: for mixed drinks. m265. whisky. 4 « ‘m26tf Ron) Mitate Agents. JeiPleeebeieekieisi delist New To-Day The Craig Estate “Falls lls Mainly to Nevads . . visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. Pengelly . of this city. City Peop le. Mrs. T. W. Sigourney and children The will of W. D. Craig, deceased, Dyspepsia cone of Oukland will arrive here this evenlate proprietor of the Gem saloon at this city, was filed today by George L, Hughes. ; The estate consists of about $12,000 money in the Citizens Bank; 2402 shares of stock in the Pennsylvania miue valued at $6,000; three promissory notes valued at $2,060; personal,property $600, Total $20,660. County Snell is named as executor of the will and Dr. R. M. Hunt and A. Gault: are the witnesses. Treasurer B. F. ing on a visit to. the family of Wm. H. Crawford. B.8. Rector, Deputy Sheriff Neagle, County: Recorder Werry and Geo. A. Gray went to Oakland today to testify in the case of Rogers, charged with assault on Wm. Weeks. The wedding of Edward Phillips and Miss Bessie Monk on Saturday evening was avery pleasant affair. After the popular young people had been united . by Rev. Dr. Sims, a choice supper was ; / Degrades its victims. It puts them in the body and makeS them its slaves. it, and live a lenten life of self-denial. the power of the weakest organ of They must eat. to suit it, drink to suit Begoooooooee: SAA It’s a Quick ars On very close margins to Phis is our last. shipment. : eka hae Laie take a look at Window Ho. 2, full of New -Wash Goods. We had to orderthis seascn satisfy a lively demand. three times as many Wash Goods as we anticipated, and even se : 4 now we are running-short. Today we place for your insp>cOUR NEW, FRESH AND CLEAN STOCK tion, ladies, a -grand’ display, of the vey latest ia fa Wash OF SPRING GOODS SC@) . Goods. _ SEE WINDOW. SEE PRICES, Are right up to date. We have no room poe ae Respectfally, . . _MAHER & CO. We guarantee that every article in our stock has get the value in it and és worth Graduates’ attention is realled to cur new sia fine White Organdies at asc, Soe, $1 per yard. Young ladies, do every cent the price asked, mk send away; get your dress at home in your own town. ere is where you live’ and here is where’ you graduate. A fall line of the latest in Golf Shirts, from 50c up. Now take pride in your town and get your graduating’ dress . here, If you don’t want to bu uy it from Maher & o. get it And the Shoicest Selections in Men's and Boys’. Clothing. Hom boom kee sapere get he here. Encourage your you sot will always k hat Shines Clothing Soper Be ou want. If-you do not you need ‘ot spoon ines ea Dx SOS ve what you want. naho 720k DA ORE Ea CERO. ae OO © ) SooosuseeeeSs VAN A The deceased directs that after the . sorved. A YER’S al expenses of his last sickness and funRetief Hill Won. follows: eral are paid the property be divided as Louis Aumer, Nevada City, 2402 sharRatiey Whudy Dank 6 1896.-prrot . 4 . . LS = eS stock; also a gold’ . Transorret—The Bloomfield blow is : st b totally collapsed Miss Lena Lockiin, Nevada City, and . . Oven, «: Chole Pal okay te , before the Relief Hill boys yesterday at have cured many bad cases of Migses Gertie and Lizzie Sloan, of San . q rte z , Francisco, each one third of the $12000 . Bloomfield. They were simply .out-. dyspepsia—they will cure you, if you in the Citizens Bank. cigssed from the very = a eo = ns are suffering from that disease. Sheriff D.B. Getcbell, Nevada City, . stage ¥ Pepa cb faethe Mrs. H. B. Anderson, 15 Williams . shen inety — yet a promis-. 25ing the score stood twelve to nine in Street, Grand Rapids, Mich., writes : — sae for 9500. allies favor of Relief. ‘The Reliefs did not scorce in the ninth, while owing to a pea eg Po sonaeg Prggapmay wis . wild throw Bloomfield scored two runs. po oeenes Maps agp tn. Hhece were the player: ee equally divided after paying expenses . . ‘ mS burg p. and rf., H. Jepson ib, T. Larpovcnniarie ss" 9n above legatove except . at 0. Nosh Sb, J, Bueddok sad The will was made on the 29th. of Harker rf. undp. G. Lenfebars at, 4% ; Evans lf. Inst ene: Te gee North Bloomfield—J. Carey c.*O. ‘Tux government probably knows best, Gaus, p., A. McGagan 1b., W. Davis 2b, but if it were left to a popular vote ©. McGagau 3b., A. Mounet sb; P. Cum’ cigarette fiends would ‘be sent to the mins rf, Wm. Newell, cf. Wush. Newfront without further examination. ell it. 8S. Pecraror. EH ‘ MOO hmmm ‘> —_ OC 2 S)On LS 5) \ ~ Jas 2 Z OOOO : eee A OSE SEE RSS Pro i i = pXOG 9 ys Og EFaSE >) + 0 "¥, A ~ s beeys PILLS Cure Dyspepsia F fee . > ppm Pa RriteD gs 8 AT ete << agama? ~ meat i ia Nw kes ers