May 14, 1898 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. SATURDAY. MAY 14, 1898. Established Sept. 6, 1880. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO. CALIFORNIA . blished every evening except eine mer and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. The Spanish Squadron Still Coming Our Way at a. Rapid Rate. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. ——_—— “Remember the Maine.” BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local George C. Gaylord, grocer, Broad . prise among officials of the Navy De-, street. partment. They think the Spanish killed and four wounded. The light' A girl is wanted to do general housework. Apply at this office. tf The weather bureau predicts occasional rains tonight and tomorrow. L. B. Leavitt, representing the drug firm of Wheeler & Co. of Oakland, is in town. Mike Corran, a sawmill man, was arrested last evening for indecent exposure. : More Troops to be Called. the White House says the President; retary for the Colonies, made a speech will issue a proclamation calling for . favoring an alliance between England 100,000 additional volunteers. The first . aud America. He wants to see theStar call of 125,000 was for Cuba and the’ Spangled Banner arid the Union Jack second will be for Porto Rico and the . side by side and the armies marching Phillipines. . fleet has been sighted again, this time. Key West, May 14th—In the fight at ‘ Cienfuegos Commodore Maynard and . . going westward under a fall head of fs Interest. steam. This movement creates surslightly wounded. Spain’s loss was rome ian o Leading Englishmen FavorAlliance With the United States. een Special to the Daily Transcript. : In Union Is Strength. Wasuineton, May 14—A report from} Lonpon, May 14.—Chamberlain, Secfos together. His speech was applauded : and the press endorses it. One Sided Fight. WasHineTon, May 14.—The Spanish 500 miles off the coast of Venezuela, Lieutenant Commander Winslow were . over 400 and the United States had four Tre Commodore Schley’s flying— squadron Cereal Coffee, that is so widely and TD BE CALLED OUT. / a ay rs yg <5 So ae rs No Word’ From Sampson} — PERSONAL POINTERS. Wasuinaton, May 14—No further de——_— tails have been received from Captain. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old Sampson since yesterday morning, and and Young. it is doubtful ifthe Navy Department/ john R. Skinker is in-town. knows his whereabouts. It is believed. George Miller of Gold Flat is on the he does not want to put in to cable . sick list. ports tosend messages so long as he . John Daley, a nephew of A. D. Sutcanavoid it, lest he soon exhaust the ton, is here from Canada. number of calls he is allowed. went to Marysville today. ae Philip Cummins of North Bloomfield Schley’s Squadron Sails, . has returned from San Francisco. Mrs. H. O. Hetbert went up country Fonrarss Mownon, W. Vai, May 14th. . ), today’s North Bloomfield ‘stage. ca Hon. Thomas H. Carr, who has been steamed out of Hampton Roads at 4:25] threatened with pneamonia, is now. imthis afternoon, under sealed orders. It proving. was to have all started at once,.but re-] Cbarles Egovgied sar tg , ar ceived orders to leave the New Orleans Ronee Oe s sigh cole es e Fellows. and Minneapolis for further orders. Mr. and Mrs. William A. McKenzie arrived here last evening from San Francisco, F. W. Ellis, for a long time a real estate and insurance man of Pacific Fears' For Charleston. Lonpon, May 4.—When the Spanish Admiral hears that the two United] Grove, was here today. States sqadrons are after him he may Deputy District Attorney Moody of try to. avoid them and bombard Truckee arrived here last evening and Charleston. went to San Francisco today. Compton Gault sends word from Fowler to his parents at this city that he is about to enlist in the U. 8. navy. Are They,’ Good to Eat Uncookea?. 1: ©Keller, representing the bia Sarah Tyson Rorer, the famous food a are mac ae sates expert, answered this question, “No, agent for this company. isis in the countries where they. Deputy County Assessor Schroeder oy has completed his labors in Bloomfield — one asked, “What about Cereal} township and will leave Monday for Done? Eureka and Washington townships. “Many of them.are coffee and very. . James Champion and Edward Menpoor coffee at that, do not be deceived . pennet, two well-known young men of by them. If it is a true cereal coffee, . this city, left on the noon train for it is an excellent feod drink.” Mrs, Butte City, Montana, where they will Rorer, herself, uses Postum because} probably remain. she knows it to be the original, pure. Tully Massey, who was recently hurt by an explosion of fire-damp at the F.L. Cole of the Mountain House), “A SHORT MEMORY.The Union Forgets Its Advice of a Year Ago. The Grass Valley Union of this morning says: : Mayor Parsons has called a meeting . of citizens for next. Thursday. evening at 8:30 o’cluck to consider the matter of holding a Fourth of July celebration. This year is particularly opportupe for an immense demonstration and Grass Valley will certainly 19 ne its patriotism by making it the biggest held here for years. : Tt is none too early to. start the ball rolling. Let every citizen who possibly can attend and let none shrink the duty of serving on committees, for work must be done to make the celebration a-rousing success. When the people of this city read the foregoing they could scarcely believe their eyes. They recalled how. a year ago, in its issue succeeding the celebration-at Grass Valley, the Union related with gusto that about 1500 Nevada City people had gone down to join with the people of its town in observing the day, and it then assured us that it and the Grass Valleyans generally appreciated the act and would return the compliment. The people here are asking the question, ‘Is this the way the Union and the people there are returning the compliment?” Filed With the County Recorder. Official sonore of deeds and other business. tiled and recorded in the Countyer’s olfice today, as reported by John A. Rapp, searcher of records (eleven years County Recorder), Nevada City, Cal.] Deed—Dated December.7,1896. John McBean to William H, Mead. Onethird interést in the Gambrinus quartz mine and mill site in Eureka mining district. Also 14 interest of the W. 4¢ of NW. 14, Sec. 27, Tp. 18 N., R. li E., M. D. B. & M.; 80 acres. Consideration, $5. coe ‘ Try Toe Own for fine mixed drinks We know how to mix ’em. m3l-if. What does A stand for? When A SISTER'S STATEMENT,Why the Parley Brothers Refused to doin the Army. — ns The following letter in the San Fran‘cisco Examiner of yesterday, written by Mrs. C. Lazier of Gonzales, explains . ‘a matter that has caused.a good deal of unfavorable comment: throughout the State: gee eee “In explanation of the gonduct of P. GQ. and Charles Farley of Fresno, who refused to take the oath of allegiance when called upon to-do so after having volunteered for service in° the war now raging between this country and Spain, I, their loving and broken-hearted sister, desire to make a statement. in extenuation of their course. “The blame is beaped upon them, when I alone am responsible for what the world will. term their disgrace. I came to San Francisco last Monday as a delegate: to the Rebekah Assembly, now in session in yotir city, That evening I met my two brothers and on my bended knees implored them not to go to war; They refused to recede from the stand they had taken, and I left them in despair. Orazed with grief, I renewed my appeal on Tuesday, and that evening drew from them the coveted promise that they would not take the oath. “Jt is I, and I alone, who is to blame. Love prompted my appeal, and -for a sister’s sake it was granted. I was blind to the consequence of what I asked. I know it now,. but did not Know it then. I was the coward, not they, and ask that you permit me to so inform the world.” ' THR SHERIFF'S RANGERS. Volunteers Are Coming In Fast—TenHave Already doined.At the present rate it will not take Sheriff Getchell long to fill the ranks of his proposed company of mounted rangers. Ten _good riders who are’ their names from the lower part of thecounty, and the Sheriff thinks that within a week or ten’days he will have the required number of one hundred. handy with rifles have already sent. in4 @ vs » ad grossly imitated by adulterated coffee . Pittsbu i @ best F f rg mine, is around again. For ‘ : 8 bak Lk oan herp pin mixtures. She also knows from an-. a time it was feared he would lose one. Some friend suggests that your aster aOR oper ny tebe in y out: Tuesday Se erin alysis that more genuine nourishment . of his ears, but it is healing rapidly. blood needs A sarsaparilla treata ie dunt ai . sae ri i png bed and E he: Elsie will crganies & Conte of : aye aE in a good hot cup of Pos-} Tomorrow A. D. Tower will celebrate ment, remember that A stands for us oe +e as lian ag seit aan the Independent Order of Foresters at betaine at ay TEE ee ee ae, ee re See oe Re ee first letter in the bined force of about 6000 men it pean ie cg Henry hauil flog hip. of the GlenAeaek} sey, 6 Lora a rr ok ee ree ey Se ee has} sarsaparillas ; first in origin, first ng aa ae ie oe 5 P, one feel that elastic thrill of ‘life that] peen located at this city. ; first i service against any foe that may ina cents akc pig fleet was transferred toone remembers made existence a bliss. Joseph Morris, who sprained his m record, first in the favor of the . vade onr territory. in, and sa gi oo ectric Compauy’s lake on in the boyhood days,and those delights. ankle Tuesday night at the Electric family. For nearly half a century Garetacy at poitax: sy the Wie dink dolin raftiod 6b aight ut the + pei pegs = le ears Power Company’s dam, appeared on a ee as alee st he Hig a ; rope ore a i Union hotel by Wm. Menhennet, was f eae, ood; . the street today on orutthes. Mr. Mor: sam won by Wm. Reynolds, foreman of the Herald office. Last night Milo Lodge, Knights of . Pythias, voted to keep up the dues of . such as is found in Postum. Giacara neal: Posbaik: : ris made a misstep while crossing the dam on 4 log and it’was feared at first that he had broken his ankle, but we Ayer’s Colfax was burglarized. A quantity of clothing, razors, pocket knives and other small articles vere stolen.THEIR SIXTA MUSICAL, Fo any member who goes to the front to. _ fizht for his country. . The Appeal says that twenty young . men who claim a_ residence in. San . Francisco passed through er . are pleased to state it was not so serious. He will return to the dam to PSapa ritla ; take a position as nightwatchman pend-. © @ : Program of the Saturday Afternoon Club ing his recovery from the accident. —Mr, Tolmie’s Address, 4 Yesterday’s. Sutter Creek Record. has been curing all forms of blood LA SUERTE, GOLD MINING COMPANY. ces . ation 0) rincipa. jJAC®@ O usiness,Ssan pe u Today the Saturday Afternoon Club . 8*7%: J. H. Neff and Edward Coleman diseases—scrofula, eczema, tetter, . Francisco, California. tioh of works, id COMMANDER WINFIELD SCOTT SCHLEY. peroday the Sitarday Amtermcon Cl? [have been here this week looking over. rheumatism, erysipelas, blood poi. “Notice tiéreare delinauont upon the fol p's Pr Commande? Schley, commander of the famous flying squadron, is one of -. Tickell being the director. In addimining properties. Tuesday they spent. soning, etc. There’s a book about . ‘!owin described stock on account of assessRtic. . . 3 , & . " ment No.9, levied on the 6th day of April he th lads ‘hing, she bold and brainy fighters of the navy. He first attracted particular atten. tion to the followi -.}, . the. day exploring the South Eureka. these ¢ —“* 1808, the t set ite th f Rue Vinee: Teo. ae Siahe. &. See . tion in 1884, when he commanded the expedition sent to the relief of the Greely ee mplas a pre ease ve shar ders, flows) man’s strawberries on Sacramento . gxploration part was rendered throughout in a highly . ™° and yesterday spent some time! story of cures told by the cured,” neanqomrenesetee erway street were lectured today by Justice . ees creditable manner, Robert Tolmie of at the Oontret Eureka, in which prop-. . _ which is sent free on request, by Foster 0.1L poplars aa e180 Holbrook ahd turned loose. Their San Francisco gave an informal aderty they are interested . Both gentlez é Dr. J.C. Ayer, Lowell, Mass, ‘The . }ucingten Rebeoce Lith, alt! an onder @ coun’ ages range from six to nine years. . Admiral is endeavoring to remove all) house @as demolished, the batteries . dress that was replete with valuable . ™°" ®F° not backward in saying that dt : And cate will fubaroot sf Ax 3 Togas gob gy ben law, ard ne orser So ath b ‘ interest you if you are J e rectors,made on the vt ogethe An exchange remarks: Asan e oy ion Bat . b lls . suggestions to those members who are we have, according to their opinion, : : by ple of petridtlem me : ee ae danger and then make a dash for Cien silenced and the town setafire by she 1 eat te the sande ot wrasis o the greatest quartz mining country on sick or weak, because it tells not pared! of such stock as necessary will was ' : La day of April, 1898, so og Digeneoe of each ma: A : rf sold at public auction at the office of the land, the red, white and blue stockings faegos or Hevana. The fleet has come Reading, Miss Mulloy. earth. Whns 15 ciated Wie: Feniedy 5H Suerte Gold Mining Company, San are being donned by the ladies every. 600 miles sinee it was sighted two days Were Badly Crippled. Piano solo, La Pastorella, Nevin. ret arog! do, but what your neighbors and see Can nt the tout of one ovlock where and the men of the nation Shope . ago off Martinique. Maprip, May: 14.—A Spanish report . Miss Florence Stevens, Congregational Church Tomorrow. fellows testify that it has done. to see more of them. . P.M. of said day to pay delinquent assessj a loc som Manila admits that 300 of their. Vocal solo, “Time Enough,” Nevin. Thepastor, Rev. J. Bilt, wilt preach. Will it cure you? It has cured . ‘ins sn’ expen: “fp. wos Two Mormon elders are here doing ment thereon, together with costs of adverPe L, F. ROSE, Secretary. yronc P : thousands like you. Why not 2 . _ Office—No, 404 Montgomery ‘Street, San ‘ 5 PRT a Their Stor Of It. F i ded Mrs. A. D. Mason. in the above church both morning and y you y ; missionary work. They donot appear . y soldiers were killed ok ON eet? Piano Solo, op. 28, No.8, Grieg. Mrs.jevening. Subject inthe evening: “The Francisco. Valifornia. ‘to be idhingiany headway, Leatnight. LOxoon, May J6-'Tun, Bpnninh 4:9] ain: Dewey. ent intense" the Spanish’ w. W. Waggoner. Day of Small Things Not to be DesBitior they had a meeting at the corner of . bassy show an official dispatch saying . fleet. Piano Duo,“Norwegian Dance,” Grieg. . pised.” Everybody invited. : Broad ané Pine streets and advocated . that the attempts to land U. 8. troops Miss Lenore Calkins, Miss Gregory. ET » &O baptism by immersion. ie Cardenas’ and Cienfuegos were re‘Another Victory Reported. Vogal Solo, “Forest Wanderings” Sy g} 4 4 \s tion The Bite somale stend on. Browd pulced with heavy loss to the Ameri-} Key West, May 14.—In the battle at . Grieg. Miss Hughes. a CC Chea 99 g Fin P ATS ASA BES AOA a street had a free opening last night, Piano Solo, op. 12, No. 7, Grieg. Miss large numbers speak very highly of the . killed and the American fatalities were} = Vocqj Solo, “The Bower,” Nevin. Mrs. baking powder is mostly nice ; e : and the citizens who flocked there in . cans and much damage to their fleet. . Cienfeugos the Spanish loss was 400 Beatrice Carr. lit f the t 1 ° killed and four wounded. ‘ ss ; : . , quality o e-tomales made by Mr . two ed ali a Geo. Adair white clay plus alum, . The _ a MAHER & C O ane At the Presidio. Mello, the proprietor. See’his adver3 ~— Piano Solo, (a) “Ophelia,” op. 13, No. Nevada City. Telephone 891. a tisement. . San Francisco, May 14—TIt is expectGood If True. 2; (b) “Water Nymph,” op. 18, No.3, alum is there to raise the Delinquent Notice. ; ‘ Sars Thursday en route to Plumas county, where they will engage in mining. $ 7.50 RE is x . . Re led that within ten days 12,000 volunNevin. Miss Rector ri . . “ : : ough. The cl Cara of Thasks, . teers willbe camped at the Presidic. Key West, May 14.—The “Winslow”. piano Solo, “Norwegian Bridal Profill 8 th ri ota pics up the can. At a meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, . 9000 blankets were bought yesterday . has been, avenged! The “Wilmington” . cession,” Grieg. Miss Edith Goyne. No. 56, Native Sons Golden West! 410,000 pair of shoes today. 4000 shelled Cardinas Thursday evening and nese oe The alum is bad for the e Tomale Factory. insi ; First-class, high grade chicken tomales. insides. The clay Lg merely held on Tuesday evening, May 10, 1898, . Everything neat and tasty. Remember the your “ peck of dirt.” it was unanimously resolved that a. vote of thanks be extended to the . forthe cavalry. : P members of Laurel Parlor, Nutive . . Four hundred Spanish were’ killed . Gregory's. ANTONE SiLva MELLO. mid4-1w. 640 Daughters Golden West, Women’s ReChasing the Spaniards. and the Wilmington was not damaged. lief Corps, Chattanooga Post, G. A. R. gy Tuomas, West Indies, May 14.— ES) Capt. Geo. A. Nibell and Company C,}. ,,, : N. G. C., Garfield Conclave, Knights of . The U. 8, cruiser St. Louis sailed westSherwood ‘Forest, the principal, teach. ward this morning and the MontgomLonpon, May 14.—The West Indies ers and pupils of the public schools, . ery arrived to take on coal. Company announces that their Cable firemen, Banner baseball club, Gilt. is interrupted. Edge baseball club of Sacramento, Cadets Elect Officers. It is said that the Spanish fleet has vee amy Poa J : so eharss. The Cadets at their meeting last} cut it. 3 : ; > L. L. evening elected the following officers of the Season, © The price is marked in plain _prepined Myers and R. A. Thomas of North . their ‘business organization: John . —_—__ es , A Chinese Arrested. ‘ figures, Bloomfield Mining Compeny, the. citi-; Schmidt, chairman; Charles Grimes,. This afternoon Constable Scott ar: et zens of North Bloomfield, C. O. Jepsen . secretary; sergeant at arms, Milton. rested a Chinese who had been chasing . Come and make your selectio a ellos Ben nae ot i ee John Hackley, Harry Rowe] little. girls in the’ neighborhood of the ’ ‘and John Dunster were appointed a. /N.O0.N.G.R.R. depot. The prisoner I ine : f you want them lined we can give you any shade of lining that is in use. — ’ . horses and mules are being purchased silenced the batteries and forts and set fire to the town. lace, Broad street, next door below Johnnie Ladies : We want you to take one look at a display . ‘of Wash Goods: placed this day in our Large =. 4 Show Window. They are the Grandest of . This space is reserved or Champion Mining Company, C. H. w ittee on constitution and by-laws. . was locked up and the officer is inves9 Mallen and K. McMurray of the. Dele°°@™" se Bs ware and Brunewick Mining Company, . The company now has about 35 mem-. tigating the case. It is claimed that he ri mes eee ae alakiuian OE the Peorinenes . eee ee ate ee Gtrented. on Lorman ecneioes Mining Company, W. A. Dennis of the . secured the rants will me: sera Mountaineer Mining Company, Chas. . Pay Day at the Mines. Kahl of the Cadmus Mining Company, . tdiartl R. CO: Walrath of the Reward Mining . This is pay day at the: Nevada City} Mrs. Lois E. Curless, widow of the ; . quartz mines. If with the thousands . late Dr. Wm. Curless, of Truckee, has Cl th we ; ria i ee Ay og Pacer of dollars to be put in circulation we petitioned the Superior Court for letoO ; In g of the Bellefontaine Mining Company, could have a big rainstorm on the side . ters of administration upon his estate . . H. ©. Shockley of the Phenix Mining for the bepvefit of the country in gener: which is valued. at $2500. It consists : . : Company, D. F. McFall of the Texas #! and of the gravel miners in particaof real and personal ppg: a Saplaoucred : Mining Company, C. W. Champan of lar there would indeed be little left for book accounts valued at $1000 and stock “++ the Chapman mine, the good citizens °Ur people to wish for aside a speedy tn the Grand Victory mine. New Laces Toda Sash Ri of Nevada City and all others who «s victory over the Spanish forces. ‘A DEATH from eating -strawberries y: New Sash Ribtons----all shades. j : nyway assisted us in our late enterEee Bat a tuinmont of the Grand Parlor, N.8.G, Sparx Homors, boils, pimples, sores has been reported. There are » good : ; . 3 Ww. Cuas. B. ScuwarTz, _. and all eruptions are promptly cured . ™@>Y people in the world who doubt President \by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which thor . less feel that if they must go they eae ¥ Ow a ad E. J. Moraan, . oughly purifies the blood, eradicating would prefer to be ticketed by that) ~ ; . PR OOo LS Let Secretary. . every trace of scrofula. ' 4 route, ay [7 \ ee ts in Graas Valley for a similar offense, A. Doctor’s Estate. Respectfully, ~ MAHER & CO. 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THE TRANSCRIPT. SATURDAY. MAY 14, 1898. Established Sept. 6, 1880. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO. CALIFORNIA . blished every evening except eine mer and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. The Spanish Squadron Still Coming Our Way at a. Rapid Rate. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. ——_—— “Remember the Maine.” BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local George C. Gaylord, grocer, Broad . prise among officials of the Navy De-, street. partment. They think the Spanish killed and four wounded. The light' A girl is wanted to do general housework. Apply at this office. tf The weather bureau predicts occasional rains tonight and tomorrow. L. B. Leavitt, representing the drug firm of Wheeler & Co. of Oakland, is in town. Mike Corran, a sawmill man, was arrested last evening for indecent exposure. : More Troops to be Called. the White House says the President; retary for the Colonies, made a speech will issue a proclamation calling for . favoring an alliance between England 100,000 additional volunteers. The first . aud America. He wants to see theStar call of 125,000 was for Cuba and the’ Spangled Banner arid the Union Jack second will be for Porto Rico and the . side by side and the armies marching Phillipines. . fleet has been sighted again, this time. Key West, May 14th—In the fight at ‘ Cienfuegos Commodore Maynard and . . going westward under a fall head of fs Interest. steam. This movement creates surslightly wounded. Spain’s loss was rome ian o Leading Englishmen FavorAlliance With the United States. een Special to the Daily Transcript. : In Union Is Strength. Wasuineton, May 14—A report from} Lonpon, May 14.—Chamberlain, Secfos together. His speech was applauded : and the press endorses it. One Sided Fight. WasHineTon, May 14.—The Spanish 500 miles off the coast of Venezuela, Lieutenant Commander Winslow were . over 400 and the United States had four Tre Commodore Schley’s flying— squadron Cereal Coffee, that is so widely and TD BE CALLED OUT. / a ay rs yg <5 So ae rs No Word’ From Sampson} — PERSONAL POINTERS. Wasuinaton, May 14—No further de——_— tails have been received from Captain. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old Sampson since yesterday morning, and and Young. it is doubtful ifthe Navy Department/ john R. Skinker is in-town. knows his whereabouts. It is believed. George Miller of Gold Flat is on the he does not want to put in to cable . sick list. ports tosend messages so long as he . John Daley, a nephew of A. D. Sutcanavoid it, lest he soon exhaust the ton, is here from Canada. number of calls he is allowed. went to Marysville today. ae Philip Cummins of North Bloomfield Schley’s Squadron Sails, . has returned from San Francisco. Mrs. H. O. Hetbert went up country Fonrarss Mownon, W. Vai, May 14th. . ), today’s North Bloomfield ‘stage. ca Hon. Thomas H. Carr, who has been steamed out of Hampton Roads at 4:25] threatened with pneamonia, is now. imthis afternoon, under sealed orders. It proving. was to have all started at once,.but re-] Cbarles Egovgied sar tg , ar ceived orders to leave the New Orleans Ronee Oe s sigh cole es e Fellows. and Minneapolis for further orders. Mr. and Mrs. William A. McKenzie arrived here last evening from San Francisco, F. W. Ellis, for a long time a real estate and insurance man of Pacific Fears' For Charleston. Lonpon, May 4.—When the Spanish Admiral hears that the two United] Grove, was here today. States sqadrons are after him he may Deputy District Attorney Moody of try to. avoid them and bombard Truckee arrived here last evening and Charleston. went to San Francisco today. Compton Gault sends word from Fowler to his parents at this city that he is about to enlist in the U. 8. navy. Are They,’ Good to Eat Uncookea?. 1: ©Keller, representing the bia Sarah Tyson Rorer, the famous food a are mac ae sates expert, answered this question, “No, agent for this company. isis in the countries where they. Deputy County Assessor Schroeder oy has completed his labors in Bloomfield — one asked, “What about Cereal} township and will leave Monday for Done? Eureka and Washington townships. “Many of them.are coffee and very. . James Champion and Edward Menpoor coffee at that, do not be deceived . pennet, two well-known young men of by them. If it is a true cereal coffee, . this city, left on the noon train for it is an excellent feod drink.” Mrs, Butte City, Montana, where they will Rorer, herself, uses Postum because} probably remain. she knows it to be the original, pure. Tully Massey, who was recently hurt by an explosion of fire-damp at the F.L. Cole of the Mountain House), “A SHORT MEMORY.The Union Forgets Its Advice of a Year Ago. The Grass Valley Union of this morning says: : Mayor Parsons has called a meeting . of citizens for next. Thursday. evening at 8:30 o’cluck to consider the matter of holding a Fourth of July celebration. This year is particularly opportupe for an immense demonstration and Grass Valley will certainly 19 ne its patriotism by making it the biggest held here for years. : Tt is none too early to. start the ball rolling. Let every citizen who possibly can attend and let none shrink the duty of serving on committees, for work must be done to make the celebration a-rousing success. When the people of this city read the foregoing they could scarcely believe their eyes. They recalled how. a year ago, in its issue succeeding the celebration-at Grass Valley, the Union related with gusto that about 1500 Nevada City people had gone down to join with the people of its town in observing the day, and it then assured us that it and the Grass Valleyans generally appreciated the act and would return the compliment. The people here are asking the question, ‘Is this the way the Union and the people there are returning the compliment?” Filed With the County Recorder. Official sonore of deeds and other business. tiled and recorded in the Countyer’s olfice today, as reported by John A. Rapp, searcher of records (eleven years County Recorder), Nevada City, Cal.] Deed—Dated December.7,1896. John McBean to William H, Mead. Onethird interést in the Gambrinus quartz mine and mill site in Eureka mining district. Also 14 interest of the W. 4¢ of NW. 14, Sec. 27, Tp. 18 N., R. li E., M. D. B. & M.; 80 acres. Consideration, $5. coe ‘ Try Toe Own for fine mixed drinks We know how to mix ’em. m3l-if. What does A stand for? When A SISTER'S STATEMENT,Why the Parley Brothers Refused to doin the Army. — ns The following letter in the San Fran‘cisco Examiner of yesterday, written by Mrs. C. Lazier of Gonzales, explains . ‘a matter that has caused.a good deal of unfavorable comment: throughout the State: gee eee “In explanation of the gonduct of P. GQ. and Charles Farley of Fresno, who refused to take the oath of allegiance when called upon to-do so after having volunteered for service in° the war now raging between this country and Spain, I, their loving and broken-hearted sister, desire to make a statement. in extenuation of their course. “The blame is beaped upon them, when I alone am responsible for what the world will. term their disgrace. I came to San Francisco last Monday as a delegate: to the Rebekah Assembly, now in session in yotir city, That evening I met my two brothers and on my bended knees implored them not to go to war; They refused to recede from the stand they had taken, and I left them in despair. Orazed with grief, I renewed my appeal on Tuesday, and that evening drew from them the coveted promise that they would not take the oath. “Jt is I, and I alone, who is to blame. Love prompted my appeal, and -for a sister’s sake it was granted. I was blind to the consequence of what I asked. I know it now,. but did not Know it then. I was the coward, not they, and ask that you permit me to so inform the world.” ' THR SHERIFF'S RANGERS. Volunteers Are Coming In Fast—TenHave Already doined.At the present rate it will not take Sheriff Getchell long to fill the ranks of his proposed company of mounted rangers. Ten _good riders who are’ their names from the lower part of thecounty, and the Sheriff thinks that within a week or ten’days he will have the required number of one hundred. handy with rifles have already sent. in4 @ vs » ad grossly imitated by adulterated coffee . Pittsbu i @ best F f rg mine, is around again. For ‘ : 8

bak Lk oan herp pin mixtures. She also knows from an-. a time it was feared he would lose one. Some friend suggests that your aster aOR oper ny tebe in y out: Tuesday Se erin alysis that more genuine nourishment . of his ears, but it is healing rapidly. blood needs A sarsaparilla treata ie dunt ai . sae ri i png bed and E he: Elsie will crganies & Conte of : aye aE in a good hot cup of Pos-} Tomorrow A. D. Tower will celebrate ment, remember that A stands for us oe +e as lian ag seit aan the Independent Order of Foresters at betaine at ay TEE ee ee ae, ee re See oe Re ee first letter in the bined force of about 6000 men it pean ie cg Henry hauil flog hip. of the GlenAeaek} sey, 6 Lora a rr ok ee ree ey Se ee has} sarsaparillas ; first in origin, first ng aa ae ie oe 5 P, one feel that elastic thrill of ‘life that] peen located at this city. ; first i service against any foe that may ina cents akc pig fleet was transferred toone remembers made existence a bliss. Joseph Morris, who sprained his m record, first in the favor of the . vade onr territory. in, and sa gi oo ectric Compauy’s lake on in the boyhood days,and those delights. ankle Tuesday night at the Electric family. For nearly half a century Garetacy at poitax: sy the Wie dink dolin raftiod 6b aight ut the + pei pegs = le ears Power Company’s dam, appeared on a ee as alee st he Hig a ; rope ore a i Union hotel by Wm. Menhennet, was f eae, ood; . the street today on orutthes. Mr. Mor: sam won by Wm. Reynolds, foreman of the Herald office. Last night Milo Lodge, Knights of . Pythias, voted to keep up the dues of . such as is found in Postum. Giacara neal: Posbaik: : ris made a misstep while crossing the dam on 4 log and it’was feared at first that he had broken his ankle, but we Ayer’s Colfax was burglarized. A quantity of clothing, razors, pocket knives and other small articles vere stolen.THEIR SIXTA MUSICAL, Fo any member who goes to the front to. _ fizht for his country. . The Appeal says that twenty young . men who claim a_ residence in. San . Francisco passed through er . are pleased to state it was not so serious. He will return to the dam to PSapa ritla ; take a position as nightwatchman pend-. © @ : Program of the Saturday Afternoon Club ing his recovery from the accident. —Mr, Tolmie’s Address, 4 Yesterday’s. Sutter Creek Record. has been curing all forms of blood LA SUERTE, GOLD MINING COMPANY. ces . ation 0) rincipa. jJAC®@ O usiness,Ssan pe u Today the Saturday Afternoon Club . 8*7%: J. H. Neff and Edward Coleman diseases—scrofula, eczema, tetter, . Francisco, California. tioh of works, id COMMANDER WINFIELD SCOTT SCHLEY. peroday the Sitarday Amtermcon Cl? [have been here this week looking over. rheumatism, erysipelas, blood poi. “Notice tiéreare delinauont upon the fol p's Pr Commande? Schley, commander of the famous flying squadron, is one of -. Tickell being the director. In addimining properties. Tuesday they spent. soning, etc. There’s a book about . ‘!owin described stock on account of assessRtic. . . 3 , & . " ment No.9, levied on the 6th day of April he th lads ‘hing, she bold and brainy fighters of the navy. He first attracted particular atten. tion to the followi -.}, . the. day exploring the South Eureka. these ¢ —“* 1808, the t set ite th f Rue Vinee: Teo. ae Siahe. &. See . tion in 1884, when he commanded the expedition sent to the relief of the Greely ee mplas a pre ease ve shar ders, flows) man’s strawberries on Sacramento . gxploration part was rendered throughout in a highly . ™° and yesterday spent some time! story of cures told by the cured,” neanqomrenesetee erway street were lectured today by Justice . ees creditable manner, Robert Tolmie of at the Oontret Eureka, in which prop-. . _ which is sent free on request, by Foster 0.1L poplars aa e180 Holbrook ahd turned loose. Their San Francisco gave an informal aderty they are interested . Both gentlez é Dr. J.C. Ayer, Lowell, Mass, ‘The . }ucingten Rebeoce Lith, alt! an onder @ coun’ ages range from six to nine years. . Admiral is endeavoring to remove all) house @as demolished, the batteries . dress that was replete with valuable . ™°" ®F° not backward in saying that dt : And cate will fubaroot sf Ax 3 Togas gob gy ben law, ard ne orser So ath b ‘ interest you if you are J e rectors,made on the vt ogethe An exchange remarks: Asan e oy ion Bat . b lls . suggestions to those members who are we have, according to their opinion, : : by ple of petridtlem me : ee ae danger and then make a dash for Cien silenced and the town setafire by she 1 eat te the sande ot wrasis o the greatest quartz mining country on sick or weak, because it tells not pared! of such stock as necessary will was ' : La day of April, 1898, so og Digeneoe of each ma: A : rf sold at public auction at the office of the land, the red, white and blue stockings faegos or Hevana. The fleet has come Reading, Miss Mulloy. earth. Whns 15 ciated Wie: Feniedy 5H Suerte Gold Mining Company, San are being donned by the ladies every. 600 miles sinee it was sighted two days Were Badly Crippled. Piano solo, La Pastorella, Nevin. ret arog! do, but what your neighbors and see Can nt the tout of one ovlock where and the men of the nation Shope . ago off Martinique. Maprip, May: 14.—A Spanish report . Miss Florence Stevens, Congregational Church Tomorrow. fellows testify that it has done. to see more of them. . P.M. of said day to pay delinquent assessj a loc som Manila admits that 300 of their. Vocal solo, “Time Enough,” Nevin. Thepastor, Rev. J. Bilt, wilt preach. Will it cure you? It has cured . ‘ins sn’ expen: “fp. wos Two Mormon elders are here doing ment thereon, together with costs of adverPe L, F. ROSE, Secretary.. yronc P : thousands like you. Why not 2 . _ Office—No, 404 Montgomery ‘Street, San ‘ 5 PRT a Their Stor Of It. F i ded Mrs. A. D. Mason. in the above church both morning and y you y ; missionary work. They donot appear . y soldiers were killed ok ON eet? Piano Solo, op. 28, No.8, Grieg. Mrs.jevening. Subject inthe evening: “The Francisco. Valifornia. ‘to be idhingiany headway, Leatnight. LOxoon, May J6-'Tun, Bpnninh 4:9] ain: Dewey. ent intense" the Spanish’ w. W. Waggoner. Day of Small Things Not to be DesBitior they had a meeting at the corner of . bassy show an official dispatch saying . fleet. Piano Duo,“Norwegian Dance,” Grieg. . pised.” Everybody invited. : Broad ané Pine streets and advocated . that the attempts to land U. 8. troops Miss Lenore Calkins, Miss Gregory. ET » &O baptism by immersion. ie Cardenas’ and Cienfuegos were re‘Another Victory Reported. Vogal Solo, “Forest Wanderings” Sy g} 4 4 \s tion The Bite somale stend on. Browd pulced with heavy loss to the Ameri-} Key West, May 14.—In the battle at . Grieg. Miss Hughes. a CC Chea 99 g Fin P ATS ASA BES AOA a street had a free opening last night, Piano Solo, op. 12, No. 7, Grieg. Miss large numbers speak very highly of the . killed and the American fatalities were} = Vocqj Solo, “The Bower,” Nevin. Mrs. baking powder is mostly nice ; e : and the citizens who flocked there in . cans and much damage to their fleet. . Cienfeugos the Spanish loss was 400 Beatrice Carr. lit f the t 1 ° killed and four wounded. ‘ ss ; : . , quality o e-tomales made by Mr . two ed ali a Geo. Adair white clay plus alum, . The _ a MAHER & C O ane At the Presidio. Mello, the proprietor. See’his adver3 ~— Piano Solo, (a) “Ophelia,” op. 13, No. Nevada City. Telephone 891. a tisement. . San Francisco, May 14—TIt is expectGood If True. 2; (b) “Water Nymph,” op. 18, No.3, alum is there to raise the Delinquent Notice. ; ‘ Sars Thursday en route to Plumas county, where they will engage in mining. $ 7.50 RE is x . . Re led that within ten days 12,000 volunNevin. Miss Rector ri . . “ : : ough. The cl Cara of Thasks, . teers willbe camped at the Presidic. Key West, May 14.—The “Winslow”. piano Solo, “Norwegian Bridal Profill 8 th ri ota pics up the can. At a meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, . 9000 blankets were bought yesterday . has been, avenged! The “Wilmington” . cession,” Grieg. Miss Edith Goyne. No. 56, Native Sons Golden West! 410,000 pair of shoes today. 4000 shelled Cardinas Thursday evening and nese oe The alum is bad for the e Tomale Factory. insi ; First-class, high grade chicken tomales. insides. The clay Lg merely held on Tuesday evening, May 10, 1898, . Everything neat and tasty. Remember the your “ peck of dirt.” it was unanimously resolved that a. vote of thanks be extended to the . forthe cavalry. : P members of Laurel Parlor, Nutive . . Four hundred Spanish were’ killed . Gregory's. ANTONE SiLva MELLO. mid4-1w. 640 Daughters Golden West, Women’s ReChasing the Spaniards. and the Wilmington was not damaged. lief Corps, Chattanooga Post, G. A. R. gy Tuomas, West Indies, May 14.— ES) Capt. Geo. A. Nibell and Company C,}. ,,, : N. G. C., Garfield Conclave, Knights of . The U. 8, cruiser St. Louis sailed westSherwood ‘Forest, the principal, teach. ward this morning and the MontgomLonpon, May 14.—The West Indies ers and pupils of the public schools, . ery arrived to take on coal. Company announces that their Cable firemen, Banner baseball club, Gilt. is interrupted. Edge baseball club of Sacramento, Cadets Elect Officers. It is said that the Spanish fleet has vee amy Poa J : so eharss. The Cadets at their meeting last} cut it. 3 : ; > L. L. evening elected the following officers of the Season, © The price is marked in plain _prepined Myers and R. A. Thomas of North . their ‘business organization: John . —_—__ es , A Chinese Arrested. ‘ figures, Bloomfield Mining Compeny, the. citi-; Schmidt, chairman; Charles Grimes,. This afternoon Constable Scott ar: et zens of North Bloomfield, C. O. Jepsen . secretary; sergeant at arms, Milton. rested a Chinese who had been chasing . Come and make your selectio a ellos Ben nae ot i ee John Hackley, Harry Rowe] little. girls in the’ neighborhood of the ’ ‘and John Dunster were appointed a. /N.O0.N.G.R.R. depot. The prisoner I ine : f you want them lined we can give you any shade of lining that is in use. — ’ . horses and mules are being purchased silenced the batteries and forts and set fire to the town. lace, Broad street, next door below Johnnie Ladies : We want you to take one look at a display . ‘of Wash Goods: placed this day in our Large =. 4 Show Window. They are the Grandest of . This space is reserved or Champion Mining Company, C. H. w ittee on constitution and by-laws. . was locked up and the officer is inves9 Mallen and K. McMurray of the. Dele°°@™" se Bs ware and Brunewick Mining Company, . The company now has about 35 mem-. tigating the case. It is claimed that he ri mes eee ae alakiuian OE the Peorinenes . eee ee ate ee Gtrented. on Lorman ecneioes Mining Company, W. A. Dennis of the . secured the rants will me: sera Mountaineer Mining Company, Chas. . Pay Day at the Mines. Kahl of the Cadmus Mining Company, . tdiartl R. CO: Walrath of the Reward Mining . This is pay day at the: Nevada City} Mrs. Lois E. Curless, widow of the ; . quartz mines. If with the thousands . late Dr. Wm. Curless, of Truckee, has Cl th we ; ria i ee Ay og Pacer of dollars to be put in circulation we petitioned the Superior Court for letoO ; In g of the Bellefontaine Mining Company, could have a big rainstorm on the side . ters of administration upon his estate . . H. ©. Shockley of the Phenix Mining for the bepvefit of the country in gener: which is valued. at $2500. It consists : . : Company, D. F. McFall of the Texas #! and of the gravel miners in particaof real and personal ppg: a Saplaoucred : Mining Company, C. W. Champan of lar there would indeed be little left for book accounts valued at $1000 and stock “++ the Chapman mine, the good citizens °Ur people to wish for aside a speedy tn the Grand Victory mine. New Laces Toda Sash Ri of Nevada City and all others who «s victory over the Spanish forces. ‘A DEATH from eating -strawberries y: New Sash Ribtons----all shades. j : nyway assisted us in our late enterEee Bat a tuinmont of the Grand Parlor, N.8.G, Sparx Homors, boils, pimples, sores has been reported. There are » good : ; . 3 Ww. Cuas. B. ScuwarTz, _. and all eruptions are promptly cured . ™@>Y people in the world who doubt President \by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which thor . less feel that if they must go they eae ¥ Ow a ad E. J. Moraan, . oughly purifies the blood, eradicating would prefer to be ticketed by that) ~ ; . PR OOo LS Let Secretary. . every trace of scrofula. ' 4 route, ay [7 \ ee ts in Graas Valley for a similar offense, A. Doctor’s Estate. Respectfully, ~ MAHER & CO. 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