May 10, 1899 (4 pages)

camanmpicnaiiiaal CITIZEN CAP Authorized and & Paid up in coin, Undivided profits & DIB: . PRESTON..-+ : pies T. MORGAN.D. B. MORGAN.. Hon. Niles Searl Lord Housman, nd = a.m. to ap. M., 6:30 & CoRR New York—Natio foa. ¥ " Francisco—F" PB ay Paris & Amer! Sacramento—Nat & Co. a 0 We issue “ EW Jso Bills of Ex Pe principal citi Suro. mis On i aE ce t Warrants. — d Silver Gols *Oiiee att Bank Main ley, where a ge transacted. lL MOTE TINE Trains will le: onan after S' lows. cuat 320 A. M rancisco via £ 12:10 m ] 0 ee a errivin 220 P. M 330, at5 P.1 and West. . EXAVING F 1Q:00 P, } 1:g0 P. M oy VARIN Rt 9:43,49 . :00 P. w cisco at 7:00 A :40 P. } Cinoationd ~Arrivi 1:25.P. } Sy remes “EDW'D H. D. J. Ss First-Cls All Sun Ww. U. T Stopping Electric rendering Has the room int. the mark: TAKE in the Hc The ne ita with ke itt "he mou @>rnia. SurTHE § MAGN SAN . . SAN FI LOS Al Ves' Dov Din A Roy. PA LOC With: THE TRANSCRIPT = Yuba Count ‘otaend de . e ‘ every evening except m 4 Shedevvandbarsiioiaareby . snet-tiokons Allowances Unlawfal. BROWN & CALKINS. Thefe is trouble brewing ‘about the N.P. BROWR, L, 8. CALKINS. rARPATEDS A GOOD MOVE. ) the Connty Clerk) where it will r Propésition to Improve the Nevada’ and avgbllqnegsels rarpepeip ot geet recommendations and an order dfrecting the District AttorGrass Valley Road. Meesrs. B.S, Rector and J. J. Jack_,$0n of the Board of City Trustees of . ney to commeéne¢ aniaction to re _, this city went to Grass Valley yester-. certain. money. found to be due day and interviewed the members ot . county, the total of which is $4,688.89 the City Trustees there regarding al-besides $7,437.50 paid on account. o} ‘proposed movement to improve the _ public highway between the two towns. _ It is proposed to petition the Board of Supervisors to make a large donation class Condition its entire length. The Trustees of Nevada City are in favor of urging the Supervisors to take the step, and the Grass Valley Trustees expressed ‘themselvés in sympathy with such a movement. At their next itieetifg the matter will be discussed . aud definite action taken. * :, There seems to be no good reason why the road between these two towns Should not be equal to any in the State. ‘It is only four miles in length and there is pleuty of good road-building material in easy access along the route, Asa fact it never has been a good road, even in the days when toll was collected. The immense amount of travel over it and the importance ot. the-towns connected thereby demands a well-made highway tbat wil be Smooth and hard at all seasons of the ye ir and be keptfree from dust in sammer and from mud in winter. ©The population of Nevada City and Grass Valley, with the immediate surFoundings, will probably reach 15,000, and the road in question is traveled at, different timés” by a large percentage @f these: people. Instead of the rough. abd foorly graded road we now have lere should be a veritable boulevard tween the county seat and the met£opolis, over which it would be a to-drive. : This matter has-been talked of many times”and “nothing tangible has ever been;done, ‘but we hope the effort that is now shaping itself will not fall short of accomplishing the good that is intended andwhich is greatly needed. + ——22 Plan to Raise Funds. At the meeting’ of Hydraulic Parlor of Native’ Sens last night it was decided to’ start a fund for defraying the . county. expenses of the parlor while at San Francisco during the big time to be here. The parlor will have headquarters in the city and entertain its vis'. tors. Hydraulic Parlor always makes & good showing in such affuirs and the The members will be asked to make moenthly.contributions to the fund, giving what they are able, and ‘in this way considerable money will be raised Shee Sy Ae ean H Hard Luck. Barney Mooney and George Shearer have been at work lately Sluicing off some’ rich gravel at Round Mountain. ‘Today the water backed up and washed out everything from all but the last box. The clean-up from this box gave $40.° There is no telling how much gold there was in the other boxes, but it is-probable that there was $200 or $300 judging from what was found in the last box. —_—. —+¢e. + —__--__ The Real Thing. A.cargo of snakes bas arrived at New Orleatis from Brazil and the reptiles are to be’ put on exhibition. there. Those Southern whisky drinkers will now be able to see the real article and will add variety to their visions. ¢ zs — oo. unconscious of a Tuesday, recovered sufficiently on Wednesday to ask what day it was, said he would die on Friday, became unconscious again and on Friday kept his word. remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada coming event will be no exception. City, May 10, 1899: Far in im posted direct from Paris. F Ladies can de get some‘new ideas on the. subject that lief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause, Bewsre of substitutes. LA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, . i A young mar in New Jersey became Francisco. For sale ong ky Bee script Block is’ offered for rent. Inrected that it be filed. in: the port covers the: thatter of anti-debris claim for $7,487.50, there now is contention in the courts us to its legality which when finally passed upon will fix the legal status. According to the report more than $12,in four years to officials which is not considered legal claims against the county. The report will be printed in pamphlet form for distribution, which will. show in detail how and by whom the money has been received. Until such time, and until citizens have: had an opportunity to know all of the facts officially, judgment. should be. “guspended. The jury has not adjourned sine die, therefore. their ‘official authority has not ceased, and no doubt the jurors expect to see that their mandates are obeyed. —_— —— + 984 GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone, Mrs. Craze went to Santa Groz today asa delegate to the Grand Lodge of Rathbone-Sistérs, sodhe Miss Doney Pryer, colored, died of pheumonia today at Deadman’s Flat. She was a native of Tennessee, aged 13 years and 10 months. The remains will be shipped to Sacramento to: morrow. George Murphy has received a handsome monument of Irish granite to be placed above the graves of Mrs. J. H. Henderson’ and Miss McCarty.’ It consists of a round shaft 17 feet high surmounted by a large cap and cross and resting upon a five-foot base. The monunient is one of the finest in the Otto Beyer, second cook at the HolAt ’ \ A I a we Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters Curtis, Samuel Fichel, W. Erricson, T. Holbrook, Otis Johnson, Alfred Mayes, Sam Silva, Manuel D. Treadwell, A. W. ters will be sent. to the dead letter of. pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J.E. CARR, Postmaster. an You Try it. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00, does not fifty years on this guarantee. . Price 25 cts.and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman, the druggist. tf + 28 + French Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy pend upon securing reIn red wrappers. +----— + eee For Rent. The vacant store room in the Tranquire of Fred E. Brown, ears of the anti-mining riug that has 90. the Texes mine in Willow Valley dis-. from here a short time so to work in pendent sizes up the tribulations and ;and the score or more of mills emlong had Yuba county by the throat. ’ ar — a XK trict. From the bottom of the 250-foot. a hydraulic minenear Boise City,Idaho,'joys of matrimony in’ the ‘following . braced in the deal will be tarned over WEDNESDAY .. MAY, 10, 1899. Monday evening’s Marysville Demo‘vertical shaft a level has been opened. are not satisfied with the place, ‘and . candid confession to its readers: = . to ti nme “saptalised” St AO 00 000. y8:.The yeport. of the. Grand! op. trom. .which:-crées-cutehave: been: say that things were misrepresented td! “Neirly avery’ one we ineot asks us dation “is” capitalized a gba Jury of this county bas been presented . ran. in Performing the work ‘the/them by the company’s agent who came how we like married life. .To sum it . Officers and a board of directors have -{to theOonrt and Judge Davis has diiain 00] in me Wheel, Creek, Delaware and New York . here to hire miners. ‘They are all-dip-. all up would take more time and space . already been-elécted andthe leading oe Snghs 000 has been paid out of the treasury will probably be a cripple for life. brookey, was arres‘ed Jast night for} man has a right to open ‘his wife’s letheld there in 1900. It is expected that disturbing thé. pédce. “This morning from 75 to 100 members in uniform, . he was sent to the coun'y jail for ten might have the right, but I don’t see accompanied by a band, will go from . days. : ters? Robert (unmarried )—Well, he bow he couid have the courage.’ No. 16, U. R. K. of P; will be heid “ attendance is desired. By Order. num till paid from the dat If not called for in fifteen duys let. 0" lower floor. Hall in second story. Will ret vith $10.00 costs, Tt fice. Parties calling for any of these} alterations it.can be made to pay 15 per cent rea Toeethed letters will please say “ad vertiged,” and }°P money ‘invested. Inquire of J. H, Har-} and sf id real estate standi i cure take the bottlé back and we will. metianie records of Nevada county in cha wait refund your money. Sold lon eer rogressive Benton Drift Gravel Mining Company. Also, The Daily: ioton: THE NEWSIBST PAPER —_. sats" "Fein 9 Rae Oa =< iat is * cegtmmoe ea rs Good Promise, = Everything is looking prosperous at Experience in Idaho. ledges were cut.and also a new ledge . gusted and sorry that they went. 18 Inches wide that was not known to Iedges the mine ought ‘to last a [Door ana badly prepared: by dirty © time, ie ee nese. cooks. The boarding house. “Phe men work twelve hours and ‘pressure of nearly 900: feet. being oband two small ones being employed, a. their jobs. Rex air compressor furnishing the The mill building, which was built by . Bristow,. ThomasHitchens and ©. C, Weisenburger, is large, enough for. Hopkins. a twenty stamps, but only ten were pnt His Lip Badly Cut: in fora sturter.'The* machinery was : built by Watson & Nivens of the Ne-. areused. A dynamo im the hoisting. "#™e¢ Ah Toi on the face and cut works furnishes lights for the milland. ‘rough his upper lip, producing a Re Kind. vere wound. Dr. Tickell attended: him Everything about the property: is in and found it necessary to take eight splendid shape and reflects the good stitches to draw the wound together. ° < —_—1G aig of ~ vag cage sia A Pennsylvania woman aged 102 superintendent. edited Y . years committed suicide last week hemen are employed there. cause she was tired of living. The Coroner might have rendered a verdict of justitiable homicide, —_———-~+ «60 Confederate Reunion Today. The Confederate reunion opened today at Charlestown, S. C., and ‘it was expected that 10,000 veterans would participate. General B. Gordon, Commander-in-Chief; General 0. A. Evans, General Stephenson D. Lee, Wade Hamptonand many other distinguished officers arethere. The Veterans’ AuHeadache Ts often a warning that the liver is torpid or inactive. © More serious troubles. may follow. Fora prompt, efficient cure of Headache and all liver troubles, take It seems that the miners who went -From.a letter received from one ‘of . ternoon, We will say, however, that in mediately to revolationige the i bé there, The other ledges run from. the Nevada Qityans we are informéd some things it does. not céme up to the . milling business of the country. e two to six feet in width and are close [that the men sleép in a rough wooden , Standard set before us for many years . mew -corpor . together, thus allowing of easy mining . building that has many big cracks in. by those who had tasted of ite. sweets. . Usk St of the ore. With 2,400feet to ran on} the wall. The food furnished them is . We find our freedom curtailed in every . The company has fine plant . shiort-on crockery, so the men have to. Trimonial noose we could smoke in evtyre of New bi sbecrdake & ae: I a8 throughout, everything being put up/usetin plates and cups. They have to . ry room in the house and there was we . drawn by members of the Board of Sa-lin » complete and ‘substantiel' manner . buy their own candles at five cents. m0 one'to say us nay. Now we are in pervisors On personal account ddFiNg. and the latest machinery used, all of apiece, and furnish their own sowp and . luck if we can hit the pipe a clandes. the four years which the Grand Jury . which is: driven by water power, a/ tor els, “ to be used in putting the road in first-. find no authority for in law is $8,908:89 . , have kth and by other officials $786.50. Im the! tained trom the company’s ditch. A to walk about four miles to their work . ning into articles of furniture and witbsteam engine is kept in resérve in case. up very steep hills. General disgust . oat fear of breaking our neck, Now it Gkisecy ‘ie lontel tia cake sens ‘anything should happen thé water sup. prevails and the miners who went from . is all’changed, and we.pick our way. Heigkt w ic Sas wad ‘ebht tS Waa dentiax: ples . DutehFlat are talking of quitting. . through the rooms as carefully as if tin: dG: Dohoe baa a leat a the ‘Water is raised to the drain tunnel. From all accounts it is very evident . walking on eggs. Then, too, we have to abovil nliat aaa groptbds ts tyieh top. ‘by a ten-inch plunger pump: A small . that the men have been hoodwinked . lug in the wood and water and do other = ‘ steam pump which-was used when the . into going there and will have to re: gg ak mper trek to ae ere: sens sk ing stink . . main until they earn enough to even . ries of boy Bat of a ings . . : " siuchies ditlie ae cick feat up on their +e before they throw up. Connected with our new state, the Stantly killed while attempting to get a power to ran them. : ‘. Harry Evans, John Tamblyn, John. idea of an editor of a metropolitan : Eid . paper like the Independent ordering a’ This morning @ sharp piece of quartz . is too absurd to think about. But we . vada foundry and runs very smoothly. that was thrown down a chate at, thé. have done it without a murnidr; hadto, . J Cheney for thé:dast 46 years, and be-s Two six-foot Johnston concentrators . Mountaineer mine struck :a:@hinaman’. or else be yanked bald headed. rap sogs rotate the flour milling corporations at the and Opinion of a Week of Wedlock. . nead of the lakes, New York City, BufBrother -Booher of the Elko Inde-, falo. and Syracuse, has been effected, tothe new management. The than we have at our command this af. spirits in the organization’ propose imtion will be known as the Headquarters Yow. possible manner when iii the house. . George: Urban of Bu has Before we thrust our head in the mat. elected (president and Charles McInAn. air compressog, water wheel and ‘other machinery for the Grey Eagle mine near Washington. arrived here fron below yesterday; Today the matine lick in the kitchen. Then we could walk'through the house without runA Pennsylvania kodak fiend was inj . snapshot of a’blast as it exploded, eee How’s This? marketing and carrying of parcels . We offer One Hundred Dollars Re can of baking powder, for the. boss. to . ward for any case of Catarrh that canwaste in a frutless endeavor to pronot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. duce biscuits fit for the editorial palate, ¥.J. CHENEY & CO, Props., Toledo, O. : We, the undersigned, have known F. lieve -bim perfectly honorable in all’ . basiness' transactions, ;dnd financially This may seema rather gloomy picable to carry out any obligation ’ made ture of our first week of married life, ' Ls Ane 9 Tabs Wholewls Druggiste, but there is another side to the picture. ' Toledo, O. Watvine F.M ARVIN, WholeA happy, smiling face and cheerful onto Drugiats.Toledo, a. a pe words greet us whenever we enter the. all's Uatarr ure 18 en inter; ' blood sacred preciticts where women reign. . Dally) acting directly upo the One week of home, where love is-enar i ke te ee ee ce 75c. per bottle: Sold by all throned, is worth more to us than the . Druggists,' Testimonials free, thirty. years wespent as alonely bach-. —Hull’s faniily Pills are the best, ee ‘A ‘WO-Bquipped Property ‘That Gives . Nevada City Miners Don't Like Their, A “HowiyMarried Bditor’s Experience . €#¢8ntic combination, gathering-in all The Secroary’s and ‘Tryarr 3 kam = Report Por the. Past Your, met in San Francisco yesterday, and onsoli-. the Secretary and Treasurer Fond the From 1853 to date—Initiated 68,473; by card; 21,576; reinstated, 5,560; with. polled, 1,821; deceased, 9,415; total re: ceipte, $15,987,925.9, Present status, 351; lodges; 80,373; increase for year, 169; paid for relief dur. “ling. yeur, $264,368.84; for current ex. benses, $251,916.60; total disbursements, $516,285.14; total average ‘per member for relief, $8 68; for expense, ¥7.10; to. tal-averuge disbursement per’ member, $15.73, el igs The assets of the ‘subordinates ‘of California amount to! $2,693,194 57, an increase for the year of 62; aver. age assets per member, $89; ‘average age of membership, 42 82 years, Grand Treasurer Hartis reports: Cash on band in mileage fund April 1, 1898, $5,258.25; received during year, balance in treasury, $4,714 99; cash on hand in general fund © April 1, -1898, } $1,881.38; received during year, $14, 369.13; total, ‘$16,250.51; disbarsements, $13,008.57; balance in general fund, $8,246.94; other balances—Sallers’. or. phans fand, $2928; Sargentson fund, $6; Donnenwirth trust fand, $94; Danker trast fund, $25, ie Ean ly Odd-Fellows’ Home fund, balance on hand April 1, 1898, $2,009.99; Gash ‘re: ceived, $34,627.48; total, $36,637.47; disbursements, $28,950.90; balance: on hand in Home fund, $7,686.57 aa are quickly and surely cured’ by Karl's Clover Root ‘fea, the grant. blood _puri+ flor and tissue builder.: M j.6y refund-* ed if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. Fursale by H: Dickerman ‘elor, The pipe may be banished from . the druggist. tf the house, the rooms filled with furni-. ture and our purse flattened ‘ont .unti} it is as thin a8 a shadow, bat’ as ‘long . : as that pleasant face is there fo M A i . KR welcome us home the weight of out evi-. i dence will be on the sifle of married) ,,! pe meal —— ‘ e Young Attorney Goes Insane. ditorium, ing 7,500 people, will ‘be dedicated and General Hampton will be the principal speaker. —_ + 686 A Pennsylvania. boy teased a cat with kittens till she jumped at him and}: mangled the calf of his leg so that he 'Hood’s Pills While they rouse the liver, restore . full, regular action of the bowels, they do not gripe or pain, do not irritate or inflame the internal organs, but have a positive tonic effect. 25c. at all Srusgiats or by mail of ; C. I. Hood & Go., Lowell, Mase. eOo Frank (unmarried)-—-Do you think a No. 2842, SHERIFF’S SALR. S. T. MURCHIE, i Plaintiff, eee Uniform, Rank Meeting, vs. , : BENTON F" . MINIS i A meeting of Mountain':Gompany, povitoneree eee MINES CO: (Oop Defendants. In the Superior Court of the Count of Nevada, State of (‘alifornia, sfereek ee ¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of the Superior Court of the Count. of Nevada, State of California, wherein rf -1T. Murchie is Plaiutif® and Benton Drift Grayel ne Company et al are Defendants, upon a judgment rendered on the &th day of May, 1899, for the Ss The large and substantially built brick . Hundred Twenty-Nine and 30-100 Enea building situated at the corner of Mill and ees States Gold coin,with interest Neal streets, Grass Valley, Cal, Two stores itis $0 paid feo ee oof maid Sake. Thursday evening, May llth. A full m10-2t Gro. C; GayLorp, Captain. ment, together with $10.00 costa. . have this pay 12 per cent on price asked. With some day levied upon all the right, title, claim and lefendant, in and to the folreal estate, to-wit :All Singular that certain brat claim tington, Marshall St., opp. Park ‘Ave:, Grass . Known as the Benton Drift Gravel Mine, sitate in Nevada Mining Distri 4 Valley, Cal. _ml0-lw [. Nevada, State of Californi Saal og "The ot aa of the SWiz, SWi4 of the NEY, S'¢ of NEY, ESTABLISHED SCH BW arte ab aaah Sig “of SW% Section i1 "Wie 38. YEARS Nil Seaton 18 Rowachiy WGN. ROS Ra ° 5 by ol + . SWag Section i1, Township. iON SRM Outspoken all hose, pipes, joilway. tracks, ears, blacka smith shops, mills, a I oth: And Energetic or tools, lumber. otastelongingtimtin om? Together with all improvements thereon. Public notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, the 31st Day of May, 1899, ‘ : . at 12 o'clock M. of said ad B Transcri PE]: ogee at cate get, rom of Nevada, I will sell at public a ection f ny S. gold coin, all the right title, Sinise ate be? teréat of theabove nam defendants, of, in Continues to mainiain the lead as and to the above described property, or’ ce highest and best bidder for eash, U. S, gold coin, Publislied in the ‘ Ps a ia my hand this 10th day of May, -D. B. GETCHELL, Sheri fae © Pereds County. _ LBADING MINING COUNT J. H. Pascos; J. M. Watzrixe, Att’s for Plains iy All kinds of SHIRTS. Light Weight R. E. Hopkins, for two terms. District : Attorney of Yoto county, aud who at one time was coneeded to be one of he most able young attorneys in Northern ‘California, has been adjudged: insa: e by.a lunacy» commission, sand: ¢on.mitted to the State asylum at Napa. . ° Young Motliers, )) 10 \ 4p Croup is the terror of thousands-of te young mothers because ifs oitbreak is, 80 agonizing and frequently fatal. .Shi: loh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. acts like magic:in cases of Croup. Ithas never been known ‘to fail, The worst . cases. relieved immediately. . Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $100. For sale: by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf -. vo, . _ Ladies, this is a CORSET in this advertisement TWO of America. These are the Corsets. Need stout little Shoes and we can sup: ; ply them. We advertise them. We kee: Our stock of Children’s Footwear is! L#dies,c made up of the best and newest good % procurable. ¥ : ee While possessing great strength and durability they also haye style and are light, easy and entirely free from clumall and see us when you want a See Black Goods Window. Two Leaders ’*S GLOVE FITTING xX SES. ‘THOMSON for $1.00. story. We present to you the LEADING CORSETS of this country today for One Dollar Each. You can see them advertised in the leading Journals of These’ Corsets are the Corsets that will not stretch in wear. They don’t have to be broken in. on a steam-heated hollow iron form and s ure of 600 pounds—consequently there i ng until the Corset is worn out, They are stretched ubjected to a pressS no more stretchWe Show You in Our Window Today:. p them in stock. We sell them and lots of them. Corset. . Respectfally, ; MAHER & CO. ‘ome to us for the Handsomest Ste, in America tor Waists. siness. “Furthermore the prices are moderate, — BOVEY ‘BROS., Broad Street. 5p AY lot Weat RAVEN her OW. Crawford 7 Aa the Finest, Lot Spring.& Summer Millinery i mee People Who Wear Clothing © YOERWEAR. . Has No Terrors; IN.NEVADA GOunTY. — 3 MONARCH. 7 Just the thing for warm weather. Ik “WHO HAVE AN ‘4 Latest, Daintiest and a “com. the best ttting shictmads Ailes @® . -Panticularly those who ET ctri E Md Tastlest City Styles, oe <ieie ice Sita tical indeed Think of Buying. be ec LIC as afi; = aw : ——— = ——— ai “NECKWEAR. . We carry all the latest styles and ~patiéttis Puffs’ Imperials, Tecks " Clnbs,i Bow and: Fourin-Hand, he man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in an awfpl. predicament if the Consider deceptionan art. It may be, but it is an art we haye no use for. Fa Motto is 3 Your money back if your purchase. proves unsatisfactory. Return be good friends just the same. ba Ohe One Price Store, y read the different Clothing advertisements. Some people ir dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and -holds old ones. Our * it and get your money—you shall have it withouf a word of argument and we wil , We carry the celebrated Black Cat Brand = =———t—«s of Leather Stocking, — Triple Knee, For Children, . Ni We will, furnish you with the 4 Fan, supply a continuons day, ' and aight current and keep ) RNR EE . SixTlonths 4) pBeginning May Ist, 1899, ¥ t At the very moderate price COA SL Pee 5G: hapa at sig heat seca path PR Be” Ps 2 ae cae ae ie ae peek Oy 2 WA hak eee A, _ 25 cents a pai my mY BY BY mY AY of Toit LOUNGES Is the iplace m to buy all kinds of Furniture at _ eeu ane Louches,. j The Grand Lodge -of Odd Fellows drawa, 20,506; suspended, <B4,990; ex. $8,642.84; paid mileage of 1898, $4,186.10; * The curse of overworked womankind, WEDES! ee PBCUL mal The hi Hartz, a ‘fell 120 fi the Mt. « recently death, re juries. / the secor purpose . skip he g as.the sij but the bell and reached . signal to set the first dow curred level, anc the bott« first int fortunat saved bit scious fr remaine: minutes. olas O’N would . The eng the trou to the s ;moned, vup and iotherwis ijremarka Conscior mot take andoubdt A mi hurt w Eureka ing fron some tw Bennett probabl nothing He was and the the 130 after he went d A. The c nia -bre Associe White, Vice PB rer, .8 Los At -tion wi jhere a «will ge from tl adhere e mens t ern bri has off which tiona:v loans ~ makes A larg classif be ma miner to al goolos Is t our 0} all .we wire and o ity, o ly to ing 0 . thie Anne mn Opt Kite ‘from ps i cook (the ttrie: tbesi wan Q ple « at F plac per’ the ape rar ewe a < shar eo

camanmpicnaiiiaal CITIZEN CAP Authorized and & Paid up in coin, Undivided profits & DIB: . PRESTON...-+ : pies T. MORGAN.D. B. MORGAN... Hon. Niles Searl Lord Housman, nd = a.m. to ap. M., 6:30 & CoRR New York—Natio foa. ¥ " Francisco—F" PB ay Paris & Amer! Sacramento—Nat & Co. a 0 We issue “ EW Jso Bills of Ex Pe principal citi Suro. mis On i aE ce t Warrants. — d Silver Gols *Oiiee att Bank Main ley, where a ge transacted. lL MOTE TINE Trains will le: onan after S' lows. cuat 320 A. M rancisco via £ 12:10 m ] 0 ee a errivin 220 P. M 330, at5 P.1 and West. . EXAVING F 1Q:00 P, } 1:g0 P. M oy VARIN Rt 9:43,49 . :00 P. w cisco at 7:00 A :40 P. } Cinoationd ~Arrivi 1:25.P. } Sy remes “EDW'D H. D. J. Ss First-Cls All Sun Ww. U. T Stopping Electric rendering Has the room int. the mark: TAKE in the Hc The ne ita with ke itt "he mou @>rnia. SurTHE § MAGN SAN . . SAN FI LOS Al Ves' Dov Din A Roy. PA LOC With: THE TRANSCRIPT = Yuba Count ‘otaend de . e ‘ every evening except m 4 Shedevvandbarsiioiaareby . snet-tiokons Allowances Unlawfal. BROWN & CALKINS. Thefe is trouble brewing ‘about the N.P. BROWR, L, 8. CALKINS. rARPATEDS A GOOD MOVE. ) the Connty Clerk) where it will r Propésition to Improve the Nevada’ and avgbllqnegsels rarpepeip ot geet recommendations and an order dfrecting the District AttorGrass Valley Road. Meesrs. B.S, Rector and J. J. Jack_,$0n of the Board of City Trustees of . ney to commeéne¢ aniaction to re _, this city went to Grass Valley yester-. certain. money. found to be due day and interviewed the members ot . county, the total of which is $4,688.89 the City Trustees there regarding al-besides $7,437.50 paid on account. o} ‘proposed movement to improve the _ public highway between the two towns. _ It is proposed to petition the Board of Supervisors to make a large donation class Condition its entire length. The Trustees of Nevada City are in favor of urging the Supervisors to take the step, and the Grass Valley Trustees expressed ‘themselvés in sympathy with such a movement. At their next itieetifg the matter will be discussed . aud definite action taken. * :, There seems to be no good reason why the road between these two towns Should not be equal to any in the State. ‘It is only four miles in length and there is pleuty of good road-building material in easy access along the route, Asa fact it never has been a good road, even in the days when toll was collected. The immense amount of travel over it and the importance ot. the-towns connected thereby demands a well-made highway tbat wil be Smooth and hard at all seasons of the ye ir and be keptfree from dust in sammer and from mud in winter. ©The population of Nevada City and Grass Valley, with the immediate surFoundings, will probably reach 15,000, and the road in question is traveled at, different timés” by a large percentage @f these: people. Instead of the rough. abd foorly graded road we now have lere should be a veritable boulevard tween the county seat and the met£opolis, over which it would be a to-drive. : This matter has-been talked of many times”and “nothing tangible has ever been;done, ‘but we hope the effort that is now shaping itself will not fall short of accomplishing the good that is intended andwhich is greatly needed. + ——22 Plan to Raise Funds. At the meeting’ of Hydraulic Parlor of Native’ Sens last night it was decided to’ start a fund for defraying the . county. expenses of the parlor while at San Francisco during the big time to be here. The parlor will have headquarters in the city and entertain its vis'. tors. Hydraulic Parlor always makes & good showing in such affuirs and the The members will be asked to make moenthly.contributions to the fund, giving what they are able, and ‘in this way considerable money will be raised Shee Sy Ae ean H Hard Luck. Barney Mooney and George Shearer have been at work lately Sluicing off some’ rich gravel at Round Mountain. ‘Today the water backed up and washed out everything from all but the last box. The clean-up from this box gave $40.° There is no telling how much gold there was in the other boxes, but it is-probable that there was $200 or $300 judging from what was found in the last box. —_—. —+¢e. + —__--__ The Real Thing. A.cargo of snakes bas arrived at New Orleatis from Brazil and the reptiles are to be’ put on exhibition. there. Those Southern whisky drinkers will now be able to see the real article and will add variety to their visions. ¢ zs — oo. unconscious of a Tuesday, recovered sufficiently on Wednesday to ask what day it was, said he would die on Friday, became unconscious again and on Friday kept his word. remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada coming event will be no exception. City, May 10, 1899: Far in im posted direct from Paris. F Ladies can de get some‘new ideas on the. subject that lief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause, Bewsre of substitutes. LA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, . i A young mar in New Jersey became Francisco. For sale ong ky Bee script Block is’ offered for rent. Inrected that it be filed. in: the port covers the: thatter of anti-debris claim for $7,487.50, there now is contention in the courts us to its legality which when finally passed upon will fix the legal status. According to the report more than $12,in four years to officials which is not considered legal claims against the county. The report will be printed in pamphlet form for distribution, which will. show in detail how and by whom the money has been received. Until such time, and until citizens have: had an opportunity to know all of the facts officially, judgment. should be. “guspended. The jury has not adjourned sine die, therefore. their ‘official authority has not ceased, and no doubt the jurors expect to see that their mandates are obeyed. —_— —— + 984 GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone, Mrs. Craze went to Santa Groz today asa delegate to the Grand Lodge of Rathbone-Sistérs, sodhe Miss Doney Pryer, colored, died of pheumonia today at Deadman’s Flat. She was a native of Tennessee, aged 13 years and 10 months. The remains will be shipped to Sacramento to: morrow. George Murphy has received a handsome monument of Irish granite to be placed above the graves of Mrs. J. H. Henderson’ and Miss McCarty.’ It consists of a round shaft 17 feet high surmounted by a large cap and cross and resting upon a five-foot base. The monunient is one of the finest in the Otto Beyer, second cook at the HolAt ’ \ A I a we Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters Curtis, Samuel Fichel, W. Erricson, T. Holbrook, Otis Johnson, Alfred Mayes, Sam Silva, Manuel D. Treadwell, A. W. ters will be sent. to the dead letter of. pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J.E. CARR, Postmaster. an You Try it. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00, does not fifty years on this guarantee. . Price 25 cts.and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman, the druggist. tf + 28 + French Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy pend upon securing reIn red wrappers. +----— + eee For Rent. The vacant store room in the Tranquire of Fred E. Brown, ears of the anti-mining riug that has 90. the Texes mine in Willow Valley dis-. from here a short time so to work in pendent sizes up the tribulations and ;and the score or more of mills emlong had Yuba county by the throat. ’ ar — a XK trict. From the bottom of the 250-foot. a hydraulic minenear Boise City,Idaho,'joys of matrimony in’ the ‘following . braced in the deal will be tarned over WEDNESDAY .... MAY, 10, 1899. Monday evening’s Marysville Demo‘vertical shaft a level has been opened. are not satisfied with the place, ‘and . candid confession to its readers: = . to ti nme “saptalised” St AO 00 000. y8:..The yeport. of the. Grand! op. trom. .which:-crées-cutehave: been: say that things were misrepresented td! “Neirly avery’ one we ineot asks us dation “is” capitalized a gba Jury of this county bas been presented . ran. in Performing the work ‘the/them by the company’s agent who came how we like married life. .To sum it . Officers and a board of directors have -{to theOonrt and Judge Davis has diiain 00] in me Wheel, Creek, Delaware and New York . here to hire miners. ‘They are all-dip-. all up would take more time and space . already been-elécted andthe leading oe Snghs 000 has been paid out of the treasury will probably be a cripple for life. brookey, was arres‘ed Jast night for} man has a right to open ‘his wife’s letheld there in 1900. It is expected that disturbing thé. pédce. “This morning from 75 to 100 members in uniform, . he was sent to the coun'y jail for ten might have the right, but I don’t see accompanied by a band, will go from . days. : ters? Robert (unmarried )—Well, he bow he couid have the courage.’ No. 16, U. R. K. of P; will be heid “ attendance is desired. By Order. num till paid from the dat If not called for in fifteen duys let. 0" lower floor. Hall in second story. Will ret vith $10.00 costs, Tt fice. Parties calling for any of these} alterations it.can be made to pay 15 per cent rea Toeethed letters will please say “ad vertiged,” and }°P money ‘invested. Inquire of J. H, Har-} and sf id real estate standi i cure take the bottlé back and we will. metianie records of Nevada county in cha wait refund your money. Sold lon eer rogressive Benton Drift Gravel Mining Company. Also, The Daily: ioton: THE NEWSIBST PAPER —_. sats" "Fein 9 Rae Oa =< iat is * cegtmmoe ea rs Good Promise, = Everything is looking prosperous at Experience in Idaho. ledges were cut.and also a new ledge . gusted and sorry that they went. 18 Inches wide that was not known to Iedges the mine ought ‘to last a [Door ana badly prepared: by dirty © time, ie ee nese. cooks. The boarding house. “Phe men work twelve hours and ‘pressure of nearly 900: feet. being oband two small ones being employed, a. their jobs. Rex air compressor furnishing the The mill building, which was built by . Bristow,. ThomasHitchens and ©. C, Weisenburger, is large, enough for. Hopkins. a twenty stamps, but only ten were pnt His Lip Badly Cut: in fora sturter.'The* machinery was : built by Watson & Nivens of the Ne-. areused. A dynamo im the hoisting. "#™e¢ Ah Toi on the face and cut works furnishes lights for the milland. ‘rough his upper lip, producing a Re Kind. vere wound. Dr. Tickell attended: him Everything about the property: is in and found it necessary to take eight splendid shape and reflects the good stitches to draw the wound together. ° < —_—1G aig of ~ vag cage sia A Pennsylvania woman aged 102 superintendent. edited Y . years committed suicide last week hemen are employed there. cause she was tired of living. The Coroner might have rendered a verdict of justitiable homicide, —_———-~+ «60 Confederate Reunion Today. The Confederate reunion opened today at Charlestown, S. C., and ‘it was expected that 10,000 veterans would participate. General B. Gordon, Commander-in-Chief; General 0. A. Evans, General Stephenson D. Lee, Wade Hamptonand many other distinguished officers arethere. The Veterans’ AuHeadache Ts often a warning that the liver is torpid or inactive. © More serious troubles. may follow. Fora prompt, efficient cure of Headache and all liver troubles, take It seems that the miners who went -From.a letter received from one ‘of . ternoon, We will say, however, that in mediately to revolationige the i bé there, The other ledges run from. the Nevada Qityans we are informéd some things it does. not céme up to the . milling business of the country. e two to six feet in width and are close [that the men sleép in a rough wooden , Standard set before us for many years . mew -corpor . together, thus allowing of easy mining . building that has many big cracks in. by those who had tasted of ite. sweets. . Usk St of the ore. With 2,400feet to ran on} the wall. The food furnished them is . We find our freedom curtailed in every . The company has fine plant . shiort-on crockery, so the men have to. Trimonial noose we could smoke in evtyre of New bi sbecrdake & ae: I a8 throughout, everything being put up/usetin plates and cups. They have to . ry room in the house and there was we . drawn by members of the Board of Sa-lin » complete and ‘substantiel' manner . buy their own candles at five cents. m0 one'to say us nay. Now we are in pervisors On personal account ddFiNg. and the latest machinery used, all of apiece, and furnish their own sowp and . luck if we can hit the pipe a clandes. the four years which the Grand Jury . which is: driven by water power, a/ tor els, “ to be used in putting the road in first-. find no authority for in law is $8,908:89 . , have kth and by other officials $786.50. Im the! tained trom the company’s ditch. A to walk about four miles to their work . ning into articles of furniture and witbsteam engine is kept in resérve in case. up very steep hills. General disgust . oat fear of breaking our neck, Now it Gkisecy ‘ie lontel tia cake sens ‘anything should happen thé water sup. prevails and the miners who went from . is all’changed, and we.pick our way. Heigkt w ic Sas wad ‘ebht tS Waa dentiax: ples . DutehFlat are talking of quitting. . through the rooms as carefully as if tin: dG: Dohoe baa a leat a the ‘Water is raised to the drain tunnel. From all accounts it is very evident . walking on eggs. Then, too, we have to abovil nliat aaa groptbds ts tyieh top. ‘by a ten-inch plunger pump: A small . that the men have been hoodwinked . lug in the wood and water and do other = ‘ steam pump which-was used when the . into going there and will have to re: gg ak mper trek to ae ere: sens sk ing stink . . main until they earn enough to even . ries of boy Bat of a ings . . : " siuchies ditlie ae cick feat up on their +e before they throw up. Connected with our new state, the Stantly killed while attempting to get a power to ran them. : ‘. Harry Evans, John Tamblyn, John. idea of an editor of a metropolitan : Eid . paper like the Independent ordering a’ This morning @ sharp piece of quartz . is too absurd to think about. But we . vada foundry and runs very smoothly. that was thrown down a chate at, thé. have done it without a murnidr; hadto, . J Cheney for thé:dast 46 years, and be-s Two six-foot Johnston concentrators . Mountaineer mine struck :a:@hinaman’. or else be yanked bald headed. rap sogs rotate the flour milling corporations at the and Opinion of a Week of Wedlock. . nead of the lakes, New York City, BufBrother -Booher of the Elko Inde-, falo. and Syracuse, has been effected, tothe new management. The than we have at our command this af. spirits in the organization’ propose imtion will be known as the Headquarters Yow. possible manner when iii the house. . George: Urban of Bu has Before we thrust our head in the mat. elected (president and Charles McInAn. air compressog, water wheel and ‘other machinery for the Grey Eagle mine near Washington. arrived here fron below yesterday; Today the matine lick in the kitchen. Then we could

walk'through the house without runA Pennsylvania kodak fiend was inj . snapshot of a’blast as it exploded, eee How’s This? marketing and carrying of parcels . We offer One Hundred Dollars Re can of baking powder, for the. boss. to . ward for any case of Catarrh that canwaste in a frutless endeavor to pronot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. duce biscuits fit for the editorial palate, ¥.J. CHENEY & CO, Props., Toledo, O. : We, the undersigned, have known F. lieve -bim perfectly honorable in all’ . basiness' transactions, ;dnd financially This may seema rather gloomy picable to carry out any obligation ’ made ture of our first week of married life, ' Ls Ane 9 Tabs Wholewls Druggiste, but there is another side to the picture. ' Toledo, O. Watvine F.M ARVIN, WholeA happy, smiling face and cheerful onto Drugiats.Toledo, a. a pe words greet us whenever we enter the. all's Uatarr ure 18 en inter; ' blood sacred preciticts where women reign. . Dally) acting directly upo the One week of home, where love is-enar i ke te ee ee ce 75c. per bottle: Sold by all throned, is worth more to us than the . Druggists,' Testimonials free, thirty. years wespent as alonely bach-. —Hull’s faniily Pills are the best, ee ‘A ‘WO-Bquipped Property ‘That Gives . Nevada City Miners Don't Like Their, A “HowiyMarried Bditor’s Experience . €#¢8ntic combination, gathering-in all The Secroary’s and ‘Tryarr 3 kam = Report Por the. Past Your, met in San Francisco yesterday, and onsoli-. the Secretary and Treasurer Fond the From 1853 to date—Initiated 68,473; by card; 21,576; reinstated, 5,560; with. polled, 1,821; deceased, 9,415; total re: ceipte, $15,987,925.9, Present status, 351; lodges; 80,373; increase for year, 169; paid for relief dur. “ling. yeur, $264,368.84; for current ex. benses, $251,916.60; total disbursements, $516,285.14; total average ‘per member for relief, $8 68; for expense, ¥7.10; to. tal-averuge disbursement per’ member, $15.73, el igs The assets of the ‘subordinates ‘of California amount to! $2,693,194 57, an increase for the year of 62; aver. age assets per member, $89; ‘average age of membership, 42 82 years, Grand Treasurer Hartis reports: Cash on band in mileage fund April 1, 1898, $5,258.25; received during year, balance in treasury, $4,714 99; cash on hand in general fund © April 1, -1898, } $1,881.38; received during year, $14, 369.13; total, ‘$16,250.51; disbarsements, $13,008.57; balance in general fund, $8,246.94; other balances—Sallers’. or. phans fand, $2928; Sargentson fund, $6; Donnenwirth trust fand, $94; Danker trast fund, $25, ie Ean ly Odd-Fellows’ Home fund, balance on hand April 1, 1898, $2,009.99; Gash ‘re: ceived, $34,627.48; total, $36,637.47; disbursements, $28,950.90; balance: on hand in Home fund, $7,686.57 aa are quickly and surely cured’ by Karl's Clover Root ‘fea, the grant. blood _puri+ flor and tissue builder.: M j.6y refund-* ed if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. Fursale by H: Dickerman ‘elor, The pipe may be banished from . the druggist. tf the house, the rooms filled with furni-. ture and our purse flattened ‘ont .unti} it is as thin a8 a shadow, bat’ as ‘long . : as that pleasant face is there fo M A i . KR welcome us home the weight of out evi-. i dence will be on the sifle of married) ,,! pe meal —— ‘ e Young Attorney Goes Insane. ditorium, ing 7,500 people, will ‘be dedicated and General Hampton will be the principal speaker. —_ + 686 A Pennsylvania. boy teased a cat with kittens till she jumped at him and}: mangled the calf of his leg so that he 'Hood’s Pills While they rouse the liver, restore . full, regular action of the bowels, they do not gripe or pain, do not irritate or inflame the internal organs, but have a positive tonic effect. 25c. at all Srusgiats or by mail of ; C. I. Hood & Go., Lowell, Mase. eOo Frank (unmarried)-—-Do you think a No. 2842, SHERIFF’S SALR. S. T. MURCHIE, i Plaintiff, eee Uniform, Rank Meeting, vs. , : BENTON F" . MINIS i A meeting of Mountain':Gompany, povitoneree eee MINES CO: (Oop Defendants. In the Superior Court of the Count of Nevada, State of (‘alifornia, sfereek ee ¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of the Superior Court of the Count. of Nevada, State of California, wherein rf -1T. Murchie is Plaiutif® and Benton Drift Grayel ne Company et al are Defendants, upon a judgment rendered on the &th day of May, 1899, for the Ss The large and substantially built brick . Hundred Twenty-Nine and 30-100 Enea building situated at the corner of Mill and ees States Gold coin,with interest Neal streets, Grass Valley, Cal, Two stores itis $0 paid feo ee oof maid Sake. Thursday evening, May llth. A full m10-2t Gro. C; GayLorp, Captain. ment, together with $10.00 costa. . have this pay 12 per cent on price asked. With some day levied upon all the right, title, claim and lefendant, in and to the folreal estate, to-wit :All Singular that certain brat claim tington, Marshall St., opp. Park ‘Ave:, Grass . Known as the Benton Drift Gravel Mine, sitate in Nevada Mining Distri 4 Valley, Cal. _ml0-lw [. Nevada, State of Californi Saal og "The ot aa of the SWiz, SWi4 of the NEY, S'¢ of NEY, ESTABLISHED SCH BW arte ab aaah Sig “of SW% Section i1 "Wie 38. YEARS Nil Seaton 18 Rowachiy WGN. ROS Ra ° 5 by ol + . SWag Section i1, Township. iON SRM Outspoken all hose, pipes, joilway. tracks, ears, blacka smith shops, mills, a I oth: And Energetic or tools, lumber. otastelongingtimtin om? Together with all improvements thereon. Public notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, the 31st Day of May, 1899, ‘ : . at 12 o'clock M. of said ad B Transcri PE]: ogee at cate get, rom of Nevada, I will sell at public a ection f ny S. gold coin, all the right title, Sinise ate be? teréat of theabove nam defendants, of, in Continues to mainiain the lead as and to the above described property, or’ ce highest and best bidder for eash, U. S, gold coin, Publislied in the ‘ Ps a ia my hand this 10th day of May, -D. B. GETCHELL, Sheri fae © Pereds County. _ LBADING MINING COUNT J. H. Pascos; J. M. Watzrixe, Att’s for Plains iy All kinds of SHIRTS. Light Weight R. E. Hopkins, for two terms. District : Attorney of Yoto county, aud who at one time was coneeded to be one of he most able young attorneys in Northern ‘California, has been adjudged: insa: e by.a lunacy» commission, sand: ¢on.mitted to the State asylum at Napa. . ° Young Motliers, )) 10 \ 4p Croup is the terror of thousands-of te young mothers because ifs oitbreak is, 80 agonizing and frequently fatal. .Shi: loh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. acts like magic:in cases of Croup. Ithas never been known ‘to fail, The worst . cases. relieved immediately. . Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $100. For sale: by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf -. vo, . _ Ladies, this is a CORSET in this advertisement TWO of America. These are the Corsets. Need stout little Shoes and we can sup: ; ply them. We advertise them. We kee: Our stock of Children’s Footwear is! L#dies,c made up of the best and newest good % procurable. ¥ : ee While possessing great strength and durability they also haye style and are light, easy and entirely free from clumall and see us when you want a See Black Goods Window. Two Leaders ’*S GLOVE FITTING xX SES. ‘THOMSON for $1.00. story. We present to you the LEADING CORSETS of this country today for One Dollar Each. You can see them advertised in the leading Journals of These’ Corsets are the Corsets that will not stretch in wear. They don’t have to be broken in. on a steam-heated hollow iron form and s ure of 600 pounds—consequently there i ng until the Corset is worn out, They are stretched ubjected to a pressS no more stretchWe Show You in Our Window Today:. p them in stock. We sell them and lots of them.. Corset. . Respectfally, ; MAHER & CO. ‘ome to us for the Handsomest Ste, in America tor Waists. siness. “Furthermore the prices are moderate, — BOVEY ‘BROS., Broad Street. 5p AY lot Weat RAVEN her OW. Crawford 7 Aa the Finest, Lot Spring.& Summer Millinery i mee People Who Wear Clothing © YOERWEAR. . Has No Terrors; IN.NEVADA GOunTY. — 3 MONARCH. 7 Just the thing for warm weather. Ik “WHO HAVE AN ‘4 Latest, Daintiest and a “com. the best ttting shictmads Ailes @® . -Panticularly those who ET ctri E Md Tastlest City Styles, oe <ieie ice Sita tical indeed Think of Buying. be ec LIC as afi; = aw : ——— = ——— ai “NECKWEAR. . We carry all the latest styles and ~patiéttis Puffs’ Imperials, Tecks " Clnbs,i Bow and: Fourin-Hand, he man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in an awfpl. predicament if the Consider deceptionan art. It may be, but it is an art we haye no use for. Fa Motto is 3 Your money back if your purchase. proves unsatisfactory. Return be good friends just the same. ba Ohe One Price Store, y read the different Clothing advertisements. Some people ir dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and -holds old ones. Our * it and get your money—you shall have it withouf a word of argument and we wil , We carry the celebrated Black Cat Brand = =———t—«s of Leather Stocking, — Triple Knee, For Children, . Ni We will, furnish you with the 4 Fan, supply a continuons day, ' and aight current and keep ) RNR EE . SixTlonths 4) pBeginning May Ist, 1899, ¥ t At the very moderate price COA SL Pee 5G: hapa at sig heat seca path PR Be” Ps 2 ae cae ae ie ae peek Oy 2 WA hak eee A, _ 25 cents a pai my mY BY BY mY AY of Toit LOUNGES Is the iplace m to buy all kinds of Furniture at _ eeu ane Louches,. j The Grand Lodge -of Odd Fellows drawa, 20,506; suspended, <B4,990; ex. $8,642.84; paid mileage of 1898, $4,186.10; * The curse of overworked womankind, WEDES! ee PBCUL mal The hi Hartz, a ‘fell 120 fi the Mt. « recently death, re juries. / the secor purpose . skip he g as.the sij but the bell and reached . signal to set the first dow curred level, anc the bott« first int fortunat saved bit scious fr remaine: minutes. olas O’N would . The eng the trou to the s ;moned, vup and iotherwis ijremarka Conscior mot take andoubdt A mi hurt w Eureka ing fron some tw Bennett probabl nothing He was and the the 130 after he went d A. The c nia -bre Associe White, Vice PB rer, .8 Los At -tion wi jhere a «will ge from tl adhere e mens t ern bri has off which tiona:v loans ~ makes A larg classif be ma miner to al goolos Is t our 0} all .we wire and o ity, o ly to ing 0 . thie Anne mn Opt Kite ‘from ps i cook (the ttrie: tbesi wan Q ple « at F plac per’ the ape rar ewe a < shar eo