June 7, 1898 (4 pages)

A ae THE TOT ELTA pe gtr) TUESDAY JUNE 7, 1898. . > i paaon sees Oo Established Sept. 6, 1800. ; by Nat. P. Brown & Co. . _ NEVADA CITY, NEVADA 0. CALIFORNIA . . ; ished every.ev except . g Goanese and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. L, 8. CALKING, ‘ } )} §.P. BROWN. TRANSORIPT. . \7.—'There was heavy fighting Forts Laid In Ruins and Spanish Ships Badly Damaged Yesterday. The Enemy Admit That the Conflict Was . Disastrous to Them. Sea . city decorated and were ready to give aN Special to the Pally Transcript. Capr-HaytTien, Hayti, June The American Joss is un. bound.,for Manila 150 miles this side of them a great reception. The warship Charleston arrived in Honolulu two . days before the Belgic left there and was coaling. , Yesterday Robert Keating, an aged woodchopper living at Quaker Hill, Most Ready to Sail. Tampa, Florida, Jane 7.—The loading upon transpogts of troops, _ horses, ammunition, guns and medicines for the Spanish colonies is progressing and they will sail in a few hours. Their ‘destination is not publicly known. Arrived at Honolulu. Saw Faanersco, Jane 7th. — The steamer Belgic, just in from Honolulu: sighted the American fleet of transports Honolulu, where the people had the A Shapeless: Ruin. known. Great’ loss on the . New York, June 7—A Cape Haytien Union Hall, Indian Flat.setting it. up at Glenbrook Park. bg Preaas é siaes came to town and drank freely while ss BRIEF MENTION. here. Going home in a befuddied con dition he layed down. under some. dinor Notes and Comments of Loca) brushes near the trait and weut to Interest. : sleep. Mr. Bauer, a miner, came along : : with his shot gun and seeing syuirre! George O. Gaylord, Grocer, Broad running along the ground he fired at sneer as the squirrel which was direotly in Hydraulic Parlor of Native Sons! range between where he stood and the will elect officers tonight. spot where Keating was. ‘The. latter Peter Purdon is remodeling and rais-. had his right arm over his -facé and ing his dwelling house on East Broadjthe charge of shot entered it at the street. ‘elbow. The old man. was brought to The charge of highway robbery. the county hospital last night and this against “Jack” Laughlin at Washing-. morning his arm was amputated beton was dismissed today. tweem the shoulder and elbow. There will be another of those pleas-. = eet ant parties next Saturday evening at. Filed With the County Recorder. HO; Mili’ “house ba ‘Gateuieats. te ee . Charles Klein to George ©. Gehrig. street near the Gold Ran bridge is beSal : : oon and restaurant property, signs, ing repainted and generally repaired. ted i cigars, furniture and fixtures, situa A. D. Mason, W.W. Waggoner and ; J. 0. White t to ‘Birchville tod: on the south side of Main street, neur ae aera eee 8 ®Y/ Mill, in brick building owned by Mrs. There is talk of purchasing a merrygo-round to berunby electricity and A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Tod Over The Telephone. ~ James Wilson got fifteen days In today tor disturbing the peace. _ARbe-Native Sons of Quartz Parlor — will appear on horseback in the Fourth of July parade, . : Wm. Madden has resigne) as fore-. man of the Brunswick mine and C. HB. Conley has been appointed to succecd him. ; , Mrs. Wm. McOarty’s faneralé will take place at. 10:30: o’clock tomorrow morning “from the Congregational church. ; An Appreciated Concess‘on. ny has manifested its patriotism and generosity by offering to give freetransportation over its line to the musicians who are coming from Sacrament> next week.’ py. to take part in the Sa ay Aft -Qlub’s co n“Bnglish! Dressmaker desires engagement GRASS VALLEY NEWS, The Misses Puoley of San Francieco— ” are guests at the Chicago Park Sanita-""* The Narrow Gauge Railroad Compa: 6 she still ho had a wonde ' special says El Morro castle is a shape ee 2 Rel oe oes a Saxon, Grass Valley, and oral lease] by the day. First class needlewoman. Wa; e: . : ; . $l perday, Mus. MaatynN, care of Mrs Quin_ . . less pile of masonry and the Estrella. ‘tye employes at the Plumbago mine ersize Hh aoeacegioan nS: 18 1 she tana, Nimrod street.» "~ jet-1w. . batteries are ruined as a result of yes-. 6n the Middle Yuba river above ah eR ra, From 7:45 to 10 o’clock ten A landing was effected by ‘terday’s bombardment. {Ten American . Moore’s Flat have subscribed $87.50 to ed gba ea soa Ae a much of yesterday before and. Mercedes is acknowledged. LATER. the Civil war,’ bei bf the hospitals 1864. She assist bf Baden at the b 6o-Prussian war it hospitals. In 18’ plying the poor o n 1872 ‘we find hi tribution of sup; eParis. In 1881 ce “well spent life, fc ‘the Red Cross So / 1883 she was app: lof the woman’s r ‘Sherburn, Mass. ‘ters of the great ‘the banks fronyr'it in the vicinity of Santiago. en Ran ~ = “Remember the Maiire.”’ Sh am i eg at acta Anke hd (Adie stistoenasake acne? pave nie PT LS ieee American warships poured aj. the Americans at Caiquire, . jronclads steamed back aud forth beogee have raised 8/5; po. 18 N., 8.18 EB, M. D. M. upon Ww. H. HIBBITT, carefully directed fire at Bi/station on the railroad con-. twen, Fort Gebrrt sod Aewators. "A number of Norade Clans con Povaton Ratrnd Slaton to twee . ogy C ° . : ‘ er . THE peblpisniacisal gabon AHEAD. Morro, Punta Gorda and Pin-. necting with Sautiago. The hasicbigeibiies P eager oe nad . fons tent of 5 miners’ inches for railroad = rtist. Cutter, The events of the last few weeks have) .44Je¢5. In addition to the/troops had an engagement 8 Mouiteta Gombeny, U.K. of P.ot purposes, at said Floriston R. R. Sta: ; emphasized the value of the evening sf h h i ds PERSONAL PO! Grass Valley ero 1 ; Werchant Gatlor, : ri ish troops who trie : Deed—Dated June 1, 1898. William fakes paper over the morning paper as the bombardment of the forts the} with Spanis rer h NTERS, Sam Woods, a vagrant who bad made B. Richards npatortnes a Allen. Part of : : ‘ * medium through which the people of . Spanish fleet in the harbor was. to repel them, but the‘ acA Daily. Chronicle of the Doings of Old ning of See 2 oe = Lots No.9 A and 9B in Block 7, Bast! Pine Street, Near Broad. the west obtain the latest news. Dur-/ fred upon. A large percent-jcounts do not state results.! . and Young Sd . a se rel io Judge Halbecok’s. ee eee Consideration, $300. : ing all the American-Spanish war the eee geet : ‘ ‘ souk tUhicemdas afternoos papeib tiave beeh the first'to. 26° of the projectiles took ef-. It is inferred tie Americans : Thos. FVizzard of Morre’s Flat is y Deed—Dated June 6, 1898. Patrick Henry to Alexander McCombie. Lot NEVADA CITY. Will Reopen the Church. give to the public the’ intelligence of important conflicts and other happen. ings relative totheconflict. The morning papers have lagged along from twelve to fourteen hours behind, rehashing the stories. It is the old, old tale of “The. afternoon paper gives today’s news, the morning paper gives yesterday’s.” Ir will be a long time before we ge’ 80 crowded in this country that we are liable to tread on each other's toes when we turn around. According to the Library Digest, statistics recently published by the Interior Department show that. the Government still has o -er 600,000,000acres unoccupied. This is enough to give each of the 73,000,006 . people in the country a homestead ot . TST” wave rojsvv7vv is distributed among twenty-six States and Territor. acres left. The land jes. The largest amount is located i: . Alaska where there are 369,529,600 acres . Most of this land will never be avail: . able for homestead purposes, of course, . but its mineral value may be more . if the whole vast tract was availabl for grazing and farming. der of the land lies in productive States but much of it is barren and arid or mountainous. Shot at Burgiars. At nine o’clock last night Charles Wilde, Jr. saw two men trying to pr} open the rear door of the Gem Saloon. which establishment has been closed since the owner died. The young mat ————— SO THE. NAHANT'S BATTLE SCARRED TURRET. The old menitor Nahant, marmned by the New York naval reserves, is defending New York. She carries two 15 fire guns. Her turret beara the marks of numerous Confederate cannon balls. inch smoothbore gune and several rapid The remain. ect. Immense damage was’ jone to the Spanish forts and fleet. great The Spaniards admit destruction. Sixteen hundred projectiles were fired The forts uear the harbor’s. entrance by the Americans. were victorious. A report is current that the. first-class Spanish cruiser’ Maria Teresa armored was sunk. Five hundred troops were landed at Aguadores or Caiquire, the dispatches being town. from Virginia City. . looking at the mines. from Mariposa county. low on this morning’s train. ,. Marysville were in town today. the Excelsior Whist Club last evening. + A. Rosenthal is back from ForbesMrs. Morris Gallagher has ceuucink W. Heathcote of Akron, Ohio, is here W.H. Cook and family have returned 8. N. Wilcox of Downieville went beAllen Cooley and Fred H. Greeley of Mr.-and Mrs. C. J. Brand entertained M. Boehm, Grand Councillor of the Chosen Friends, arrived last evening. G. Wortell and sister, Miss Lillian, of Lincoln, Placer county, spent last night at this city. Mrs: F: J. Nye of Sacramento is here on a visit to her parents, Mr.and Mrs. W. H. Hibbitt. Mrs. Wm. Trood came down today Tromrxrortnh i Mrs. J. B. Treadwell. Henry Breed, who has been carpentering at the Eagle Bird mine, has finished the job and returned home. Misses Fannie and Rose Cohn will leave August 10th on a visit: to New York, Rhode Isiand and other Eastern me States. Miss Katie Schwartz, who has been ; ill for some time; is now suffering from typhoid fever and is in a critical con-. @ dition. Miss Elsie Arbogast gave a party last evening at her home on Rock Creek, and a numbef of young people went out from this city and had a delightful time. T. B. Gray is in San Francisce visiting his son Harry who is there with the Montana regiment bound for the Phillipine islands. Bloomfiela and is visiting Mrs. T. M. Hawley, who has been the 8, Block 2, South Grass Valley. Consideration, $5. : i Regular services will soon be resum-. ),,4__ ril 1898. Mark ed at Trinity Episcopal church in this Kemp pipes ‘. Hing aps Doidgs: city. It is likely that an unmarried J man from Tilinois will be secured as Yale. 9 See pon 1 cages rector. Deed—Dated April 7, 1898. BE. H. as Webster and G. A. Webster. Portion Experience ‘Feacues the value of. of west end of Lot 15, Block 27— Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It is constantly . 27x6x5}<¢ feet—Grass Valley. Considaccomplishing wonderful cures and eration, $1. people in ajl sections take, it knowing —K____ it will do.them good, $100 Reward, $100. Hoov’s Pris cure all liver ills. ‘The readers of this paper will be Mailed for 25 cents by 0.1. Hood & Co., . pleased to learn that there is at least Lowell, Mass. — 7 one dreaded disease that science has oo been able to cure in all its stages and Native Sozs, Attention. thatis Catarrh. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure The. regular ‘meeting of Hydraalic . is the only positive cure now known to Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held. the medical fraternity. Oatarrh being this evening and a full attendance is de-. # constitutional disease, requires a consired. By order, ceenadl rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying he foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work: The proprietors pihave so much faith in its, curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send forcirculars and testimonials. Address, E. J. Moraan, Sec’y. Lungs If you have coughed and } F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo, O. coughed until the lining memSold by Druggists, price 75c. per botj tle. : peer wi OTs throat and lungs Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ; Scott’s” Emulsion oe stitutional treatment. Hall’s. Catarrh . . OHAS. SCHW ARTZ, Pres. Cure is taken iuternally, acting diFull lines in stocle of Imported and American Woolens. Hvery Garment > Guaranteed. Work First-Class in Every Particular. PIREMEN'S BALL. TO BE GIVEN AT Thonday Evening, ‘July 4, 189s, FOR THE BENBFIT OF THE? NEVADA FIRE DEPARTMENT. -Music will be furnished by GOYNE’S. ORCHESTRA. _—_ TICKETS, $1 00 Per. Couple. JOHN CALDWELL, j Attorney at Law, . : ( “Transcript Block, Commercial Street, % of Cod-liver Oil will soothe,. “strengthen and probably cure. Extra Ladies, 25 cents, . Admission to Gallery: Gentlemen, 50 cents; i Bs Lac ics, % cents, ® The cod-liver oil feeds and ARMORY HALIL Miss Barton was tend a relief expe pand her name h “word ever since uof the great “Fat: "was put in charge mires for the suffe in 1893 along “gain we. finc sof the relief corp Mood sufferers; t quake called her recently she has espital.supplies oss of St. Geo JA few years ag: ater, she visited ed through the ions, taking a 4 4 tof. A. B. Le reated her to a yeeks in the Sier ' This is some o ronderful woma: ippreciates and year many addit 5 Will DEPEA pyada City to Ce g Sabseri "The meeting h« ist evening purs ity Trustees, to len of holding ation, was slir brary organizat cting D. J. Ste fas chairman Fras secretary Hoel talk was. ted observing t t $300 or $4 y with whic were riddled and the batteries} confused on this point. guest of Miss Downing, bas returned ‘ : : : aS to Marysville after a delightful visit. silenced by the exploding The Spanish admit that the . Her many friends made it most pleasshells. American fire was accurate . *2 @urive ber brief stay here, and it ‘ : was with many regrets the lady bade El Morro and Punta Gordaland that it forced them to. goodby. Mrs. Hawley will join her husband at Fort Jones, Siskiyou counrecognized one of the burglars as the) ran away at his approach. He notifled the officers and Officer Kilroy suspectjug they would return laid ir wait for them. ‘They came back about one o'clock this morning The officer identified one of them anc ® and heals them. The hypo® phosphites of lime and soda $ impart tone and vigor. Don’t evvevennvnvnvnvnvonvoonnnnnnnnenyponnne wing, while o tary Carr, experienc wed that in o1 } parade witt 1 20 etait & ere me en en eee CP ED tte mere wee called to them to surrender, but the; ran and he sent two bullets whizzing hammering and the Spanish after them. Neither of them was hit so far as is known. EEE Or eee ee Superior Court Doings. In the Superior Court today the final account of the executors of the estate of Mrs. Elien Waters was settled. In the case of Mary A. Bennallack vs. Wm. G. Richards. et. al., plaintiff's demurrer to the amended answer oi Wm. S.and Wm. G. Richards was overruled. His demurrer to the cross complaint wassustainedas’to the fourth ground urged. J. L. Morgan, W. H. Kilroy and C. J. Naffziger were appointed appraisers of the estate of the late Kerr Phelan. on ee A $25. Donation. At last night’s meeting of the Directors of the Citizens Bank the sum of $25 was donated to the Red Cross fund. At the same time the Directors said that if it becomes necessary they wiil make a further contribution. proce treeain ee From the G A. R. The committee of arrangements oi the last Memorial Day exercises at thi city have turned over to the local Red Cross Society a donation of $10.90 left from the money collected to pay the Memorial Day expeuses. Fua at Pleasant Valley. There was a big crowd of people at Pleasant Valley Sunday and they had a great day’s sport. A camp stew was served and on the side there was horse and foot-racing, wrestling and three games of baseball. ag Z i ++ Tay THe Own for mixed drinks. 25 ¢ err rr ic aireebine ain erageeerate Apion RES Ee RIAL NEN AICI es ES. guns ceased to reply. The ected a heavy fire against Americans ~ also dirAguadores a short distance east of Santiago harbor, the siege guns under cover of this fire so they could make a The troops were landed and the bombardment resulted disastrously to close assault. the Spaniards according to It is understood that at the same time the Cuban troops main‘tained an attack. Col. Ordonez, Captain Fanchez and Lieutenant Yrazas of the artillery and two ether their own admissions. Spanish officers named Garcia ‘and Perze were killed, 21 sol.diers were wounded ‘and one command of the Spanish ship Reina Mercedes and five sailors and an_ ensign were killed, . Sixteen others being wounded. ] eT Ua idea being to land troops and. killed. The second officer in} were subjected to three hours’ . flee. ty, near Oro Fino, where Mr. Hawley is MAHER & CO. more for you now than ten can do later on. Be sure you ¢ eraicts AYER’S HAIR VIGOR fulfills all the promises made for it, is the verdict of those ‘who have tried it Ayer’s Y' t “TY have sold AYER’S HAIR ViGOR for fifteen ears and do not know of a single.case where t did not give entire satisfaction.”-—F, M, GROVE, Faunsdale, Ala. Star “When disease caused my hair to fall out, 1 found AYER’s HAIR Vi0oR a most excellent preparation and one that does all that is cle for it.”"—L. RUSH, Connellsville, Pa. Vigor ) “Avyer’s HaiR VIGOR does all that is claimed for ~. It ban waug acting pent baer ne was fast becoming gra 0 its ural color—dar! brows. —-W. H, HASELHOFF, Paterson, N. “My head became full of dandruff. and after Asher om hair began to fall out. The ot and made the scalp clean and healthy.”— C. M. AYRES, Mount Airy, Ga. 2 ae AIR VIGOR stopped the tality oat in charge of a mine. BOR RN. . _-At Blue Tent, June 4, 1898, to the s get SCOTT’S Emulsion. All druggists ; 50c. and $z.00, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. wife of W. B. Davies, a son. © On >) 90)Or% 6 (4 OUR: NEW, FRESH \oe oN stock has got the va THIS Golf Shirts, s And the VP DRE Ds Ker M(oloeeoye 1000 00.0.0: DP ELSE, NS. Rs WLNS,< RLS 8) Ys DRL C} Itsa Quick Turn On very close margins to satisfy-a lively demand. OF SPRING GOODS Are right up to date. for cheap trazh and no desire to deal in it. @ guarantee that every article in our every cent the price asked, A full line of the latest in Srimes Clothing Emporium. { ©090000 SOK OO® oe B¢ ROI I AS OOOC ©OO AND CLEAN STOCK PIs tion, ladies, a grand displa Goods. . sad SEE WINDOW. We have.no room — aT ONS ae x Sed fo} lue in tt and is worth 12, Tes SSS New To-Dayé . i Ladies, take a look at Window Yo. 2, full of New Wash Goods. This is our last shipment. We had to order this season. three times as many Wash Goods as we anticipated, and even: now we are running short. Today we place for your inspec-. of the very latest in Wash: SEE PRICES. Respectfully, . MAHER & CO, WwrEErk m2 $)GSS a SG ~\ 4 ‘ O not send away; get your dress Here is where you live: and v x from 50c up. Choicest Selections in ey Cr BAS 2. ax ro > “e = x < ; Cor] » jyou want. If you do not have what you want. — Now take pride in your town and get your here, If you don’t want to buy Tyee Maher & Co. from some other merchant, but get it here. ee own merchants. If you do so_they will always keep what ~ Graduates’-attention is called to cur new : oer att stock fine White Organdies at 25¢, soc, $1 per yard. Young ladies, do ‘at home in your own town. here is where you graduate. duating dress. er & Co. get it Enccurage your need not expect that they can e e VAULAAA AANA ASA }, militia, etc., mted by li ied by a fantas he afternoon . ks or electr e would be There was lebration sre it woul anty seat, i6 in from the fing .was dol ‘ould go el: te dead fx 8 today and to a meeti thouse tome ‘ok. If in th nired sum the prepa’ -will go ab have one of ena aan Sa Fe 26 lot with f ‘2 frontage o , and runs b © of fine la p water. 0-tf ot. of Faun'le .#) valae 50. nis at the F ericial str

A ae THE TOT ELTA pe gtr) TUESDAY JUNE 7, 1898. . > i paaon sees Oo Established Sept. 6, 1800. ; by Nat. P. Brown & Co. . _ NEVADA CITY, NEVADA 0. CALIFORNIA . . ; ished every.ev except . g Goanese and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. L, 8. CALKING, ‘ } )} §.P. BROWN. TRANSORIPT. . \7.—'There was heavy fighting Forts Laid In Ruins and Spanish Ships Badly Damaged Yesterday. The Enemy Admit That the Conflict Was . Disastrous to Them. Sea . city decorated and were ready to give aN Special to the Pally Transcript. Capr-HaytTien, Hayti, June The American Joss is un. bound.,for Manila 150 miles this side of them a great reception. The warship Charleston arrived in Honolulu two . days before the Belgic left there and was coaling. , Yesterday Robert Keating, an aged woodchopper living at Quaker Hill, Most Ready to Sail. Tampa, Florida, Jane 7.—The loading upon transpogts of troops, _ horses, ammunition, guns and medicines for the Spanish colonies is progressing and they will sail in a few hours. Their ‘destination is not publicly known. Arrived at Honolulu. Saw Faanersco, Jane 7th. — The steamer Belgic, just in from Honolulu: sighted the American fleet of transports Honolulu, where the people had the A Shapeless: Ruin. known. Great’ loss on the . New York, June 7—A Cape Haytien Union Hall, Indian Flat.setting it. up at Glenbrook Park. bg Preaas é siaes came to town and drank freely while ss BRIEF MENTION. here. Going home in a befuddied con dition he layed down. under some. dinor Notes and Comments of Loca) brushes near the trait and weut to Interest. : sleep. Mr. Bauer, a miner, came along : : with his shot gun and seeing syuirre! George O. Gaylord, Grocer, Broad running along the ground he fired at sneer as the squirrel which was direotly in Hydraulic Parlor of Native Sons! range between where he stood and the will elect officers tonight. spot where Keating was. ‘The. latter Peter Purdon is remodeling and rais-. had his right arm over his -facé and ing his dwelling house on East Broadjthe charge of shot entered it at the street. ‘elbow. The old man. was brought to The charge of highway robbery. the county hospital last night and this against “Jack” Laughlin at Washing-. morning his arm was amputated beton was dismissed today. tweem the shoulder and elbow. There will be another of those pleas-. = eet ant parties next Saturday evening at. Filed With the County Recorder. HO; Mili’ “house ba ‘Gateuieats. te ee . Charles Klein to George ©. Gehrig. street near the Gold Ran bridge is beSal : : oon and restaurant property, signs, ing repainted and generally repaired. ted i cigars, furniture and fixtures, situa A. D. Mason, W.W. Waggoner and ; J. 0. White t to ‘Birchville tod: on the south side of Main street, neur ae aera eee 8 ®Y/ Mill, in brick building owned by Mrs. There is talk of purchasing a merrygo-round to berunby electricity and A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Tod Over The Telephone. ~ James Wilson got fifteen days In today tor disturbing the peace. _ARbe-Native Sons of Quartz Parlor — will appear on horseback in the Fourth of July parade, . : Wm. Madden has resigne) as fore-. man of the Brunswick mine and C. HB. Conley has been appointed to succecd him. ; , Mrs. Wm. McOarty’s faneralé will take place at. 10:30: o’clock tomorrow morning “from the Congregational church. ; An Appreciated Concess‘on. ny has manifested its patriotism and generosity by offering to give freetransportation over its line to the musicians who are coming from Sacrament> next week.’ py. to take part in the Sa ay Aft -Qlub’s co n“Bnglish! Dressmaker desires engagement GRASS VALLEY NEWS, The Misses Puoley of San Francieco— ” are guests at the Chicago Park Sanita-""* The Narrow Gauge Railroad Compa: 6 she still ho had a wonde ' special says El Morro castle is a shape ee 2 Rel oe oes a Saxon, Grass Valley, and oral lease] by the day. First class needlewoman. Wa; e: . : ; . $l perday, Mus. MaatynN, care of Mrs Quin_ . . less pile of masonry and the Estrella. ‘tye employes at the Plumbago mine ersize Hh aoeacegioan nS: 18 1 she tana, Nimrod street.» "~ jet-1w. . batteries are ruined as a result of yes-. 6n the Middle Yuba river above ah eR ra, From 7:45 to 10 o’clock ten A landing was effected by ‘terday’s bombardment. {Ten American . Moore’s Flat have subscribed $87.50 to ed gba ea soa Ae a much of yesterday before and. Mercedes is acknowledged. LATER. the Civil war,’ bei bf the hospitals 1864. She assist bf Baden at the b 6o-Prussian war it hospitals. In 18’ plying the poor o n 1872 ‘we find hi tribution of sup; eParis. In 1881 ce “well spent life, fc ‘the Red Cross So / 1883 she was app: lof the woman’s r ‘Sherburn, Mass. ‘ters of the great ‘the banks fronyr'it in the vicinity of Santiago. en Ran ~ = “Remember the Maiire.”’ Sh am i eg at acta Anke hd (Adie stistoenasake acne? pave nie PT LS ieee American warships poured aj. the Americans at Caiquire, . jronclads steamed back aud forth beogee have raised 8/5; po. 18 N., 8.18 EB, M. D. M. upon Ww. H. HIBBITT, carefully directed fire at Bi/station on the railroad con-. twen, Fort Gebrrt sod Aewators. "A number of Norade Clans con Povaton Ratrnd Slaton to twee . ogy C ° . : ‘ er . THE peblpisniacisal gabon AHEAD. Morro, Punta Gorda and Pin-. necting with Sautiago. The hasicbigeibiies P eager oe nad . fons tent of 5 miners’ inches for railroad = rtist. Cutter, The events of the last few weeks have) .44Je¢5. In addition to the/troops had an engagement 8 Mouiteta Gombeny, U.K. of P.ot purposes, at said Floriston R. R. Sta: ; emphasized the value of the evening sf h h i ds PERSONAL PO! Grass Valley ero 1 ; Werchant Gatlor, : ri ish troops who trie : Deed—Dated June 1, 1898. William fakes paper over the morning paper as the bombardment of the forts the} with Spanis rer h NTERS, Sam Woods, a vagrant who bad made B. Richards npatortnes a Allen. Part of : : ‘ * medium through which the people of . Spanish fleet in the harbor was. to repel them, but the‘ acA Daily. Chronicle of the Doings of Old ning of See 2 oe = Lots No.9 A and 9B in Block 7, Bast! Pine Street, Near Broad. the west obtain the latest news. Dur-/ fred upon. A large percent-jcounts do not state results.! . and Young Sd . a se rel io Judge Halbecok’s. ee eee Consideration, $300. : ing all the American-Spanish war the eee geet : ‘ ‘ souk tUhicemdas afternoos papeib tiave beeh the first'to. 26° of the projectiles took ef-. It is inferred tie Americans : Thos. FVizzard of Morre’s Flat is y Deed—Dated June 6, 1898. Patrick Henry to Alexander McCombie. Lot NEVADA CITY. Will Reopen the Church. give to the public the’ intelligence of important conflicts and other happen. ings relative totheconflict. The morning papers have lagged along from twelve to fourteen hours behind, rehashing the stories. It is the old, old tale of “The. afternoon paper gives today’s news, the morning paper gives yesterday’s.” Ir will be a long time before we ge’ 80 crowded in this country that we are liable to tread on each other's toes when we turn around. According to the Library Digest, statistics recently published by the Interior Department show that. the Government still has o -er 600,000,000acres unoccupied. This is enough to give each of the 73,000,006 . people in the country a homestead ot . TST” wave rojsvv7vv is distributed among twenty-six States and Territor. acres left. The land jes. The largest amount is located i: . Alaska where there are 369,529,600 acres . Most of this land will never be avail: . able for homestead purposes, of course, . but its mineral value may be more . if the whole vast tract was availabl for grazing and farming. der of the land lies in productive States but much of it is barren and arid or mountainous. Shot at Burgiars. At nine o’clock last night Charles Wilde, Jr. saw two men trying to pr} open the rear door of the Gem Saloon. which establishment has been closed since the owner died. The young mat ————— SO THE. NAHANT'S BATTLE SCARRED TURRET. The old menitor Nahant, marmned by the New York naval reserves, is defending New York. She carries two 15 fire guns. Her turret beara the marks of numerous Confederate cannon balls. inch smoothbore gune and several rapid The remain. ect. Immense damage was’ jone to the Spanish forts and fleet. great The Spaniards admit destruction. Sixteen hundred projectiles were fired The forts uear the harbor’s. entrance by the Americans. were victorious. A report is current that the. first-class Spanish cruiser’ Maria Teresa armored was sunk. Five hundred troops were landed at Aguadores or Caiquire, the dispatches being town. from Virginia City. . looking at the mines. from Mariposa county. low on this morning’s train. ,. Marysville were in town today. the Excelsior Whist Club last evening. + A. Rosenthal is back from ForbesMrs. Morris Gallagher has ceuucink W. Heathcote of Akron, Ohio, is here W.H. Cook and family have returned 8. N. Wilcox of Downieville went beAllen Cooley and Fred H. Greeley of Mr.-and Mrs. C. J. Brand entertained M. Boehm, Grand Councillor of the Chosen Friends, arrived last evening. G. Wortell and sister, Miss Lillian, of Lincoln, Placer county, spent last night at this city. Mrs: F: J. Nye of Sacramento is here on a visit to her parents, Mr.and Mrs. W. H. Hibbitt. Mrs. Wm. Trood came down today Tromrxrortnh i Mrs. J. B. Treadwell. Henry Breed, who has been carpentering at the Eagle Bird mine, has finished the job and returned home. Misses Fannie and Rose Cohn will leave August 10th on a visit: to New York, Rhode Isiand and other Eastern me States. Miss Katie Schwartz, who has been ; ill for some time; is now suffering from typhoid fever and is in a critical con-. @ dition. Miss Elsie Arbogast gave a party last evening at her home on Rock Creek, and a numbef of young people went out from this city and had a delightful time. T. B. Gray is in San Francisce visiting his son Harry who is there with the Montana regiment bound for the Phillipine islands. Bloomfiela and is visiting Mrs. T. M. Hawley, who has been the 8, Block 2, South Grass Valley. Consideration, $5. : i Regular services will soon be resum-. ),,4__ ril 1898. Mark ed at Trinity Episcopal church in this Kemp pipes ‘. Hing aps Doidgs: city. It is likely that an unmarried J man from Tilinois will be secured as Yale. 9 See pon 1 cages rector. Deed—Dated April 7, 1898. BE. H. as Webster and G. A. Webster. Portion Experience ‘Feacues the value of. of west end of Lot 15, Block 27— Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It is constantly . 27x6x5}<¢ feet—Grass Valley. Considaccomplishing wonderful cures and eration, $1. people in ajl sections take, it knowing —K____ it will do.them good, $100 Reward, $100. Hoov’s Pris cure all liver ills. ‘The readers of this paper will be Mailed for 25 cents by 0.1. Hood & Co., . pleased to learn that there is at least Lowell, Mass. — 7 one dreaded disease that science has oo been able to cure in all its stages and Native Sozs, Attention. thatis Catarrh. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure The. regular ‘meeting of Hydraalic . is the only positive cure now known to Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held. the medical fraternity. Oatarrh being this evening and a full attendance is de-. # constitutional disease, requires a consired. By order, ceenadl rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying he foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work: The proprietors pihave so much faith in its, curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send forcirculars and testimonials. Address, E. J. Moraan, Sec’y. Lungs If you have coughed and } F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo, O. coughed until the lining memSold by Druggists, price 75c. per botj tle. : peer wi OTs throat and lungs Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ; Scott’s” Emulsion oe stitutional treatment. Hall’s. Catarrh . . OHAS. SCHW ARTZ, Pres. Cure is taken iuternally, acting diFull lines in stocle of Imported and American Woolens. Hvery Garment > Guaranteed. Work First-Class in Every Particular. PIREMEN'S BALL. TO BE GIVEN AT Thonday Evening, ‘July 4, 189s, FOR THE BENBFIT OF THE? NEVADA FIRE DEPARTMENT. -Music will be furnished by GOYNE’S. ORCHESTRA. _—_ TICKETS, $1 00 Per. Couple. JOHN CALDWELL, j Attorney at Law, . : ( “Transcript Block, Commercial Street, % of Cod-liver Oil will soothe,. “strengthen and probably cure. Extra Ladies, 25 cents, . Admission to Gallery: Gentlemen, 50 cents;

i Bs Lac ics, % cents, ® The cod-liver oil feeds and ARMORY HALIL Miss Barton was tend a relief expe pand her name h “word ever since uof the great “Fat: "was put in charge mires for the suffe in 1893 along “gain we. finc sof the relief corp Mood sufferers; t quake called her recently she has espital.supplies oss of St. Geo JA few years ag: ater, she visited ed through the ions, taking a 4 4 tof. A. B. Le reated her to a yeeks in the Sier ' This is some o ronderful woma: ippreciates and year many addit 5 Will DEPEA pyada City to Ce g Sabseri "The meeting h« ist evening purs ity Trustees, to len of holding ation, was slir brary organizat cting D. J. Ste fas chairman Fras secretary Hoel talk was. ted observing t t $300 or $4 y with whic were riddled and the batteries} confused on this point. guest of Miss Downing, bas returned ‘ : : : aS to Marysville after a delightful visit. silenced by the exploding The Spanish admit that the . Her many friends made it most pleasshells. American fire was accurate . *2 @urive ber brief stay here, and it ‘ : was with many regrets the lady bade El Morro and Punta Gordaland that it forced them to. goodby. Mrs. Hawley will join her husband at Fort Jones, Siskiyou counrecognized one of the burglars as the) ran away at his approach. He notifled the officers and Officer Kilroy suspectjug they would return laid ir wait for them. ‘They came back about one o'clock this morning The officer identified one of them anc ® and heals them. The hypo® phosphites of lime and soda $ impart tone and vigor. Don’t evvevennvnvnvnvnvonvoonnnnnnnnenyponnne wing, while o tary Carr, experienc wed that in o1 } parade witt 1 20 etait & ere me en en eee CP ED tte mere wee called to them to surrender, but the; ran and he sent two bullets whizzing hammering and the Spanish after them. Neither of them was hit so far as is known. EEE Or eee ee Superior Court Doings. In the Superior Court today the final account of the executors of the estate of Mrs. Elien Waters was settled. In the case of Mary A. Bennallack vs. Wm. G. Richards. et. al., plaintiff's demurrer to the amended answer oi Wm. S.and Wm. G. Richards was overruled. His demurrer to the cross complaint wassustainedas’to the fourth ground urged. J. L. Morgan, W. H. Kilroy and C. J. Naffziger were appointed appraisers of the estate of the late Kerr Phelan. on ee A $25. Donation. At last night’s meeting of the Directors of the Citizens Bank the sum of $25 was donated to the Red Cross fund. At the same time the Directors said that if it becomes necessary they wiil make a further contribution. proce treeain ee From the G A. R. The committee of arrangements oi the last Memorial Day exercises at thi city have turned over to the local Red Cross Society a donation of $10.90 left from the money collected to pay the Memorial Day expeuses. Fua at Pleasant Valley. There was a big crowd of people at Pleasant Valley Sunday and they had a great day’s sport. A camp stew was served and on the side there was horse and foot-racing, wrestling and three games of baseball. ag Z i ++ Tay THe Own for mixed drinks. 25 ¢ err rr ic aireebine ain erageeerate Apion RES Ee RIAL NEN AICI es ES. guns ceased to reply. The ected a heavy fire against Americans ~ also dirAguadores a short distance east of Santiago harbor, the siege guns under cover of this fire so they could make a The troops were landed and the bombardment resulted disastrously to close assault. the Spaniards according to It is understood that at the same time the Cuban troops main‘tained an attack. Col. Ordonez, Captain Fanchez and Lieutenant Yrazas of the artillery and two ether their own admissions. Spanish officers named Garcia ‘and Perze were killed, 21 sol.diers were wounded ‘and one command of the Spanish ship Reina Mercedes and five sailors and an_ ensign were killed, . 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