July 14, 1885 (4 pages)

R IST. clock 4 1 in the t horse, e . $600; for all. ¢ $360; ONS OWN. rse $75; . 2D. ce. Free o added; mile and e stake > forfeit; p Dash ce. Free o added; one and ls owned e $180; . 3D. > WAR, ,» purses District —-seeond1 to Van$1,000; 50; fourth ke. For ts. $10 ent.; sech 10 per 4TH. Free for d; second repeat. Railroad 0 forfeit; ‘Threee. Free 0 added; miles: se. $800; : STH. repeat. ‘se $600; St. Julien 0; second Dd , except the nd three to nmber than of purse.— ation. e Board rey, if necestween heats. 1e entrance starters apided _ as foly preceding in one interby 6 p. m. of walk-over. 1g races, eXof distinct Secretary on . have been : en specifie years 25 cts. rs free. ye furnished . City, which it all times President. . vada City. aa ‘ity, Cal. ~~ year3, -pizes-24g-to-d4g,$1-75.— ‘The Daily Tramserigt 1 POBLISHED Daily, Mondays Excepted. TERMS : pan AWNOM ie $7.00 pan WHER cies 15 cts POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY. be) Arrival and departure of the mails from the Nevada City Postottice until further notice: : ~~ CLOSES _ ARRIVES Eastern. . ~-1205 Pa. 9: 57a. m Weoshaen .scersncce 1:05 PM, 6:03 P M Weatern (8. F. oe 6:20 4. mM. 9:57 4 M Grass Valley . ‘ 1:05 ’. M. 6:03 P. M. Grass Valley. Tl 6:20 4. M. 9:57 A M. Jolfax. . 6:2) a. M 6:03 P M. Sierra City, : via N. San Juan, Jamptonville and Downieville, daily — Sunday ) «cee ssseese o FM. Blue Tent, N field, Moore’s flat ~ and Graniteville, daily (Sunday exOE ins aca ow 6:40a.4. 2 PM Washington Omega, Tuesdays, Thursdaysand Saturdays..0-.5+% 6:0) Ac. 11:00 aM, WALLACE J. WILLIAMS, P. M. AP OEE A youne man got drunk Sunday and mide a vicious attack on another young man. He got a whipping, which was more than “he bargained for; and he was in addition thereto taken before Justice Sowden and fined $10. It is his firat trouble of the kind, and he promises it will be his last. Therefore we suppress his name. —_————— oo oe Gero. E. Rosiyson, agent for the Firemen’s Fund Insurance Company, went to North Bloomfield yeaterday to adjust the loss on the dwatling nose ‘and furniture ot Mrs. R. C. Black. a es Genuine Pebble goat button shoes, worked button holes, child’s sizes 3 to 744, $1.25; size 8 to. 104, $1.59; sizes 11 to 2, $2.0); ladies’, $2.50., Tue STanDARD Saogr Co. Misses Ciara and Lyda Muncy, Miss Emma Griffiths and Mrs. J. “K. Edward3,of Grass Valley, left Sunday morning oa a visit to Sar Francisco and Monterey. >? Last week a lad aged about 12 nam2i Pierce Lanagan, fell from a tre2 at tha Boys’ Orphan Asylum at Grass Valley and broke his right arm. o>. Tue roller skating craz2 seems to be reviving in Nevada City. About eighty people participated in the sport at the Theatre last Friday evening. >_> Cuitp’s Kip riveted lace shoes, sizes 6 to 104g,-$1 20; Youths’ same, sizes 11 to 2, $1 59; Boys’ Shoe Co. jull-té o<—>s---— Misses Weinschenk, Meyer, Joseph and WHeydenfeldt, who have been visiting friends at this city, returned to San Francisco . Sunday. ————_—_.<r Tue funeral ofAlbert Mitchell, at Grass Valley Sunday, was one of the most largely attended ever held in the county. Tae grain harvest has begun in Rough and Ready township, and there will be abou’ two-thirds ol an average crop. eee Georcs GumsBert, recently ol the Kzystone market at this city, is reported to have. located in Montana. : Miss Minnie Brann left Sunday for Saa Franciscoon a visit to friends there. ener Jupa@ez SripG sk and D, Furth of North San, Juan were in town yesterday. Miss Conrnne E. Tower is visitinz friends at San Francisco and Oakland. ee GzorGz Bonney returned Sunday night from a trip to San Francisco. A Notable Engagement. The . Love-Nannary . Dramatic Combination which will play here at the theatre next week will give our citizens a rare treat. Such plays as the ‘‘Wife’s Secret,” “Clancarty”’ and the ‘‘Octoroon,”’ presented by such talent as Miss Marston Leigh and Mr. James Carden, cannot bat please and entertain, and we look to see a big audience at each periormance. The prices, too, have been droppel to the Exsstern standard, viz:— R2sarveld seit3, 75 cants; general admission, 5) cents. Everybody can afford to go; especially when they cin se2 a first-class company at such low prices. antes Tustallation of Officers. The following officers of Esther Rebekah Degree Lodza, No. 9, I. O. O. F., of Grass Valley, were in. stalled Saturday evening by Wm. Bee, P. G.: Mary Martin, N. G.; Millie Curry, V. G.; Bassie Carter, R. S.; Elizabeth Loyd, ’ Treas: ; Jana Sim3, P. S.; Annie . Henwood, Warden; Lizzie Hanwool, Cun.; Olive Cunninghim, I.G.; Jno. Martin, O. G.; Alex Harry, R. S. N. G.; Wm. Bae, L. _ 8.N.G.; Georgia, Reynolds, R. . 8. V.G.; Grace Sims, L.S. V. G.; Ella Sampson, . Chap. ; Jensie Buckett, Organist, ‘Standard DEDICATING GLENBROOK. Arrangements Completed for the _Moonlight Ball. The preliminary arrangements for dedicating Glenbrook Park by holding a moonlight b allthere on the evening of thé 23” idstant’ are all complete, and the announce-. mant of most of the details as provided for by the committee can be found in the advertisement which we publish today. It will ba a first-class social gathering in every respact. The attendance of improper characters will not ba tolerated, the gateeS being positively instructed o refuse admittance to‘all such. In front of the central portion of the grand stand on which the “4-laneing is to take place, a platform will be eracted for the ‘musicians, ind the grand stand will be. illnminated by locomotive headlights. No intoxicating liquors will be permitted to be offered for sale on. the grounds. Sealed bids for the axclusive right to sell ice cream, lemonade and other refreshments will be received at the TRaNscRiPT office till noon of next Monday. The excursion train -will leave Grass Valley at 7:45 o’clock, and shis city at 8:20 o’clock, the ‘are forthe round trip from either town being 25 cents. The admission to the Park and grand stand will ba $1 59 for each gentleman. Ladies wilt be admitted free when accompanying gentlemen, but will aot otherwise be admitted at all. Chere will be-no extra charge for vehicles and horses. Superior Court. The following business was transacte1 in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: Estate of P. S. Murphy, deveased. Letters testamentary issued to S.P. Murphy on his filing t bond in the sum of $6)). Geo. W, Tracy vs. His creditors. Jrdar for insolvent’s mecharge irom his debts. Estate of Thos. Gill, deceased. Letters testamentary issued to Margaret Gill without bonds. Estate and guardianship of fhomas Gill and Arthur Gill, ‘minors. Margaret Gill appointeds guardian, with bond fixed at $6)0. Estate and guardianship of James E. Quick, a minor. ‘ James quick appointed’ guardian, with bond at $690. — iezehiy of John eatdstoscadhs “John. Barnhart died at “the County Hospital Sunday morning wid was buried -yesterday afterioon from W. C, Groves’ undertaking rooms. About twenty-five years ago the deceased and his brother Nicholas. came to this county, settling at Rough and Ready. Nicholas now makes his home at Macomb, Illinois. John has mined at Auburn, in Trinity county, and in various-other sections, visiting the east two or three times since he came out first, and the town of Washington, this county. More than:a week ago he had a severe attack of paralysis and was brought to the hospital. fle was unmarried and is believed to have left an estate worth several thousand dollars. Baby Number One. ‘The first white baby born at the new mining camp in Washington listrict, saw the light of day last Friday, and the people up there feel exceedingly proud of it. There has never been a marriage in that section, and we are told but one death has occurred there. Now that the ice has been broken in the baby line, -and--enterprising families are moving in weekly, we hope to hereafter get a good many birth items from the camp. ——____ oe. Why Judge Stidger Midn’t See It. The Sacramento Bee of day says: Satur“Circus agents some/times lie, but invariably have a iresh invention at hand to bolster up an old one. It was complained at Grass Valley that a certain circus failed to show the two-hornad rhinoceros that. was advertised. In explanation of this the management said that the animal could not be got through the tunnel on the narrow-gauge !’’ >_-Died at Buena Vista. Mrs. Nellie McCarty, wife of Martin McCarty, ‘died yesterday morning at her home in Buena Vista, Grass Valley township.’ The deceased was a daughter-inlaw of D. McCarty of this city, and a native of Grass Valley. Her funeral will take place from the Catholic Chureh in the: latter town this afternoon at 2 0’clock. Scott's £mulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hy pophosphites, Both asa Food and Medicine. . The €ombined virtues of the ‘Cod Liver Oil with the Hypophosphites, not only supplies a nutritious food to the system, but by its remedial power, gives strength and tone to the nerves, and builds up the wasted tissues. most recently leasing a claim near A New Narrow Gauge. The Truckee Republican of Saturday says: The most musical sound to which Truckee has listaned for many a day, has been. the clanking of tha ironrails which have baan unloading at the dapot during the pasttwo days. Itis a cheerful, encouraging sound, and foretells good times and plenty of work. The rails are for the narrow gauge ‘railroad, whose construction was recently predicted by the Republican. Where it is to lead and when it will be commanced, are still matters of conjecture.* It is known, however, that the owners are Hobart & Marletts. Twenty-eight tons of rails arrived Thursday, and one hundred anitwanty tons ara already within the bordars of California, dastined to b2 brought to . Truckee as spsédily as_poasible. The rails are of first-class: material, and the road is to be substantially constructed. Opinion is equally divided as to whether the narrow gauge is to run_to.Lake Tahoe.or in the direction of Independence Lake. Truckee will be vastly banefitted, no matter what direction it takes. Itis said that Capt. J. B. Overton, manager of the Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company, will be in Truckee ere the month closes, andes it is probable that further facts can then be obtained regarding the enterprise. _ spnialnneniiasiniacilsiulainssdaiais The New Postage Stamp. The Postmaster-General has approved the design for the 10-cent special delivery stamp, authorized by Congress at its last session. Che stamp is to be about twice the size of the ordinary postage stamp, and of the shape of a dollarnote. On the left of the stamp there is a pretty vignette of a messenger boy in uniform, and across the top are the words: ‘‘United States Special Postage Delivery,’’ and along the bottom the price of the stamp, ‘‘Ten .(10) cents, U. 3.,”” expressed in figures and letters. Conspicuous on the body of the stamp are the words: ‘‘Secures immediat2 delivery at the special delivery office.’’ oe Dick Thomas All Right. cs The Virginia City Chronicle says: Latest reports from Frankfort state that R. L. Thomas, who was seriously injured at his mine near that place last Wednesday, is now rapidly improving’ and [that his ultimate recovery is not longer a matter of doubt, He is able to sit up in bed and talk. He says that. while coming up the ladder he was suddenly seized with faintness. Feeling. that he had not a moment to spare he locked his legs in the rounds of the ladder, and what happened to him after that he knows nothing. But he is getting well. Everybody who knows jolly, goo:’s hearted Richard will be heartily glad to hear this news. A Successful Instructor. Four of the applicants for certificates at the late teachers’ examination at this city prepared themselves for the test by studying with Prof, T. B. Gray of this city. Three of these applied for first grade certificates and two were: successful. The only one that applied for a second grade certificate obtained it. Thatis a good showing. Crazed by Mining Losses, The Marysviile Democrat says there was taken to that town from Wheatland last week a Chinaman whois said to have lost considerable money in a mining operation near Grass, Valley, and to. have brooded over his bad-luck till he became demented. An examination by the Lunacy Commissioners resulted in his being discharged. Notice. We are prepared to sell groceries as cheap or cheaper than any store in the county. We buy our goods for cash. We take advantage of the markets and give our customers the benefit of business transactions. Give usa call. tf Eustis & TomPxins. -—— — ——_ 2» oe Now is Your Chance. You can buy ONE DOLLAR’S worth of goods for 50 cents at the Assignee’s Sale of L. Hyman’s Clothing and Dry Goods Stores. tf SSeS aR ARRAN The Reanhy of Youth. No matter how handsome or stalwart a young man may be otherwise, nothing can make up for a partially bald head. Shining talents are attractive, but a shinbe sickness or anything else, yet Parker’s Hair Balsam will stop the loss of the hair and start a new growth of glossy and soft hair so quickly as to surprise you —restoring the original color at the same time. Not a dye, not oily, delicately perfumed. ney Pee standard 50c. — may Lae Menoat, ay, J uly 13, 1885. The Board met according to law, all the members present. F. M. Pridgeon presided. The following bill was allowed on the GENERAL FUND. Wm. Reynolds, Constable fees in criminal cases, $3.59. ~~ Ordinance No. 12; Board of wa Ses. \ “An ordinance to regulate the keeping and storing of powder and explosive material within the county of Nevada, State of California,” der and Hill, voting aye. Board adjoarned till 10 o ‘clock Tuesday. Attest : F. G. Beatry, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. Balloon Fire. The Grass Valley Tidings says: The balloon sent. up here last Wednesday night, went seven miles in a northWésterly direction and landed. -It set fire to Mr. Beaman’s brush fence and the fire came near spreading to the barn full of hay. Only hard work Beaman thought an incendiary had started the fire and knew no better until Friday when the remains of the saved the barn. Mr. fire balloon were found. “> Private: Instruction. _ T. B. Gray will prepare appliants for the State University, the State Normal School; or for Teachj14-2t er’s examinations. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. NATIONAL HOTEL. S. A. Eppy.. .. PROPRIETOR. July 11, 1885. Geo. Roberts, San Jose, Geo. J. Johnson, Sacramento, P. M. Wiliiams, French Corral, , Sierra City, W. P. Coddin John Fuller, uburn, B. F. Graham, San Francisco, . L. Browning, Hungry Hollow, Lawrence, city, G. M. W. Frank J udd, French Corral. July 12, 1885. F. T. Marker, city, C. W.Cross, do C. Donahue, do H. Thompson, do Fred Staples, Mt. Oro Wm. Watts& w. Iowa Hill, Wm. Wohier, Grass Valley, Dave Sutter, W. H. Weldon, Oakland, C. W. Weldon, do J. Campbell, ieee eas Mrs. Fortier, © R. Brotherton, San Prssitiess, Mrs. ‘Clerk 8s, Camptonv’l E. C. Clark Tom Curry, Washington, T. Masplie &d, Dalles. UNION HOTEL, Recror Bros.. PROPRIETORS. July 11, 1885. Chas. Schwalenberg, railroad, W. L. Fontaine & w, Granitev’] ‘Angeles, Wmn. Eickmann, Hamburg, A. G. Chew, Red Dog, Joseph McLeod, Hunt’s Hill, E. Shaw, Rocklin, _M. W. Cooley, do Bishop Wingfield, Benicia, J. M. Smith, Lime Kiln, John Treanor, Glenbrook, Frank Sachs, do Mrs. A. Walrath, San Francisco E.D. Bronson, San.Juan, Douglass, railroad, Scott, do . MeCart hy, do bon z McCarthy, Colfax, “_K. M. Brown, city, Jno. Langdon, Grass Valley, Jno. Treanor, Glenbrook, . J. Richards, Lake Tahoe, F. Holman, ‘Deer Creek, fae Waters, Columbia Hill, Peo McLeod, Hunt’s Hill. July 12, 1885. P. Stidger, Virginia City, F. H. Ames, San Francisco, Edwin Parish & w, city, Hugh Murchie, do Henry P. Sontag, San Francisco Robt. Agostine, , do O. Maltman & w, city; Jas. Fraser, ranch, Wm. Jones & fm., city, P. Carter, Grass Valley. was adopted by the following vote: Mulloy, Woods, Pridzeon, SchroeIce Cream Festival. An entertainment will take place at the Theatre Wednesday evening, July 15, for the benefit of the Congregational Church. Admission 25 cents. Ice cream, berries, etc, will be served, and the followé ing programme will be performed : Instrumental solo by Miss Del. Edcy. Duet, by Miss Slinkey and Mr. Ed Brown. ’ Recitation, by Miss Ida Maltman. . Solo by Mrs. Gerhardy. Duet by Mrs. Dr. Welch and Miss Perine. Solo by Mr. Veal. man. Solo by Mrs. Van Pelt. Solo by Miss Slinkey. ~Quartette by Messrs. Sowden, Brown, Clancy and Werry. j14-2t al a Notice. Quartz mill for sale. I will sell at half price for cash the stamps, battery and machinery of a four stamp custom .and prospecting quartz mill. For particulars call on J. B. Johnson, Esq., at his office, corner Broad and Pine sts., Nevada City. al6-tf — The Coming Concert. The concert for the benefit of the Methodist Church at this city will take place at! the Theatre Wednesday evening, July 29th, as will be seen by reference to. the advertisement in another column. A large’number of splendid singers and players will take part. >_> Dr. PENNINGTON’s dental office is on Commercial street. m24-1m Physicians and Druggists Recommend tt. This medicine, combining Iron ‘with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and c: ne ope Cures Dyspepsia, iudtgration, eak ness, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chilis and Fevers, and Neuralgia. ——It-id an-unfailingremed It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who leal sedentary lives. It does not injure the teeth, cause headache, or produce constipation —uTHer IRON MnDIVINES DO. It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilation of good relieves Heartburn and Bel-hing, and strengthens the .nuscles and nerves. For Intermitt-nt Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Eneigy, &c., it has no equal. . ae The genuine has above trade mark and crossed reu lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by Browm Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL CONCERT AT NEVADA THEATRE, Wednesday Evening, July 29, For the Benefit of the METHODIST CHURCH, Under the management of the Choir, who will’be assisted by the best musical talent of Nevada City. and Grass Valley, as also-by prominent singers from San Francisco, Oakland and othe: places. (0@F-1t is the intention of the Managers to make this the grand. est social extent of the season. Tickets, Adults fifty cents. Children 25 cents, Aberdeen. Heard From. I have just received direct from the Manufacturers at Aberdeen, Scotland, a fine line of BROADCLOTHS, BEAVERS, DIAGONALS, CASSIMERES ard T WEEDS, at Low Cost, which will enable me to makethem up into fine fitting Suits correspondingly low, THEY ARE SPLENDID GOODS, It is claimed that the causes of the superiority. of Scotch goods over all others, are: That Scottish Heather produces aclass of wool which for fineness of texture, strength and durability, cannot be matched in any other portion of the world: That the mineral properties of the.water‘there fastens the colors in unfading brilliancy; and that the cunning and patience and industry of the canny Scotsmen beats the world in the art of manufacture. I shall at my Tai pleased to show these goods to clistomers iloring Establishments, 46 Broad Street, Nevada City, and 81 Main St., Grass Valley. © wee ae Barrett. Duet by Mrs. Smith and Chap. J \y¥—forDiseases. of Ustee the K dneys and Liver. i tees Las, et resonates, GRAND DEDIATORY MOONLIGHT BALL BES.” eee he at GLENBROOK PARK, Thurnday Thy, duly 2, ‘th THE NET PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO THE FUXD OF THE 17th AGRICULTURAL DIsTRICT ASSOCIATION. MUSIC BY GOYNE’S FULL MILITARY BAND, {(PROMPTER, JOHN MICHELL), Which Organization Donates . Its Services. Floor Directors. Cant. J. A. Rapp. .Nevada City. Henry B. Johnson. .Grass Valley. Floor Committee. Geo, Fletcher.. Grass Valley. W.S. Hawley.. do Anson McKay »-. do Jas. P. Shoemaker. do VY. G. Farrer. .: Nevada Gity. John Michell.. B. N. Shoecraft.L. 8. Calkins.. do Programme of Dances. Grand March—‘‘Boccacio;’’ ‘‘Free for All’’—Led by Goyne’s Mili. tary Band. 1. Quadrille— “Seventeenth Agricultural District.” 2. Waltz—‘‘Jim Shoemaker.’’ 3. Lancers—‘‘Geo. Jacobs.”’ 4. Schottische—‘‘Geo. Fletcher.”’ 5. Plain Quadrille—‘‘Grass Valley Union.” 6. Waltz—‘‘J. A: Seely.” 7. Mother Goose Lancers—‘Jim Gray.’ 8. Polka—‘‘Parson Stidger.’’ 9: Water Cart Quadrille—‘‘ Matt. Daily.’’ 10. Schottische— ‘‘ Daily Trancript.’’ 11. Telegraph Quadrille— Arch Nivens.”’ 12. Waltz— ‘‘ Kidder’s Narrow Gauge.”’ 13. aa “The Ladies of Grass Valley Over the Garden Wall.” 14. Schottische— ‘‘ The Nevada City Ladies Climbing the Golden Stairs.”’ 15. Medley—‘‘President A. Walrath.”’ Home, Sweet Home. “Rai.road Time Table. Leave Grass Valley, 7:45 p. m. Leave Nevada City, 8:20 p.m. Leave Park for Grass Valley, 12 midnight. Leave Park for Nevada City, 12745 a. mFare for Round Trip from either Town, 25 Cents. Admission to Park. ‘(FF No Ladies admitted unless accompanying gentlemen. Each gentleman buying a ticket will be presented at the entrance . with a badge entitling him to admission to the Grand Stand. Sealed Bids Will be received at the Dairy Transcripr office up to noon of MONDAY, July 20, 1885, for thie EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to sell Ice . Cream, Lemonade, Soda Water and other Refreshments at. the Park during the ball. The Committee reserve the right to reject any and all bids. No Intoxicating Liquors al[éwed to besold on the Grounds. -it.--Ask your-grocer orDo You Want to Know IN THESE DULL TIMES = WHERE TO BUY Your Goods, so as to save fully §Q cents on every DOLLAR, then attend the Great ASSIGNEE SALE FOR THE BENEFIT OF =" CREDITORS. eee The undersigned, Assignee of L. HYMAN, will continue to sell at Wholesale and Retail, for the benefit of the creditors, the entire stock of the two stores known as the ONE PRICE SAN FRANCISCO STORES, . Located on BROAD STREET, next door and Opposite STUMPF’S HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. The Stock consists of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, &c., a0. Drv and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Embroidery, Laces, &c. The balance of the Stock will now be closed out AT RETAIL or in JOB LOTS at a Great Sacri_ fice. Country Merchants take due notice of this. iZazeus Tews, mane “Snowflake Wh sky, OR A SON’S MISCALCULATION. IN THREE CHAPTERS, vant \\ Wi ISHOULD ‘SMILE, Otp Man—Come out from under that chair, and-pick up that bottle instantly ;-don’t— ‘Yo ae A ions oun reprobate, spillin’ all over the floor, I don’t mind ay wesckad chair or the wet carpet, nor your broken head, you ¢oamp, but it worries me awfully to see'that pure old whisxy agoing to waste., or The old man should not worry; he can b other this same pure old “SNOWFLAKE” of almost a or mine Because of its wonderful purity, mellowuess eat bequet, and apecial suitableness for medicinal ses, no famil should areguias tor 7 p y be without ' This. is — HALL, LUHRS & CQ. PROPRIETORS. mowfake a =

R IST. clock 4 1 in the t horse, e . $600; for all. ¢ $360; ONS OWN. rse $75; . 2D. ce. Free o added; mile and e stake > forfeit; p Dash ce. Free o added; one and ls owned e $180; . 3D. > WAR, ,» purses District —-seeond1 to Van$1,000; 50; fourth ke. For ts. $10 ent.; sech 10 per 4TH. Free for d; second repeat. Railroad 0 forfeit; ‘Threee. Free 0 added; miles: se. $800; : STH. repeat. ‘se $600; St. Julien 0; second Dd , except the nd three to nmber than of purse.— ation. e Board rey, if necestween heats. 1e entrance starters apided _ as foly preceding in one interby 6 p. m. of walk-over. 1g races, eXof distinct Secretary on . have been : en specifie years 25 cts. rs free. ye furnished . City, which it all times President. . vada City. aa ‘ity, Cal. ~~ year3, -pizes-24g-to-d4g,$1-75.— ‘The Daily Tramserigt 1 POBLISHED Daily, Mondays Excepted. TERMS : pan AWNOM ie $7.00 pan WHER cies 15 cts POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY. be) Arrival and departure of the mails from the Nevada City Postottice until further notice: : ~~ CLOSES _ ARRIVES Eastern. . ~-1205 Pa. 9: 57a. m Weoshaen .scersncce 1:05 PM, 6:03 P M Weatern (8. F. oe 6:20 4. mM. 9:57 4 M Grass Valley . ‘ 1:05 ’. M. 6:03 P. M. Grass Valley. Tl 6:20 4. M. 9:57 A M. Jolfax. .. 6:2) a. M 6:03 P M. Sierra City, : via N. San Juan, Jamptonville and Downieville, daily — Sunday ) «cee ssseese o FM. Blue Tent, N field, Moore’s flat ~ and Graniteville, daily (Sunday exOE ins aca ow 6:40a.4. 2 PM Washington Omega, Tuesdays, Thursdaysand Saturdays...0-.5+% 6:0) Ac. 11:00 aM, WALLACE J. WILLIAMS, P. M. AP OEE A youne man got drunk Sunday and mide a vicious attack on another young man. He got a whipping, which was more than “he bargained for; and he was in addition thereto taken before Justice Sowden and fined $10. It is his firat trouble of the kind, and he promises it will be his last. Therefore we suppress his name. —_————— oo oe Gero. E. Rosiyson, agent for the Firemen’s Fund Insurance Company, went to North Bloomfield yeaterday to adjust the loss on the dwatling nose ‘and furniture ot Mrs. R. C. Black. a es Genuine Pebble goat button shoes, worked button holes, child’s sizes 3 to 744, $1.25; size 8 to. 104, $1.59; sizes 11 to 2, $2.0); ladies’, $2.50., Tue STanDARD Saogr Co. Misses Ciara and Lyda Muncy, Miss Emma Griffiths and Mrs. J. “K. Edward3,of Grass Valley, left Sunday morning oa a visit to Sar Francisco and Monterey. >? Last week a lad aged about 12 nam2i Pierce Lanagan, fell from a tre2 at tha Boys’ Orphan Asylum at Grass Valley and broke his right arm. o>. Tue roller skating craz2 seems to be reviving in Nevada City. About eighty people participated in the sport at the Theatre last Friday evening. >_> Cuitp’s Kip riveted lace shoes, sizes 6 to 104g,-$1 20; Youths’ same, sizes 11 to 2, $1 59; Boys’ Shoe Co. jull-té o<—>s---— Misses Weinschenk, Meyer, Joseph and WHeydenfeldt, who have been visiting friends at this city, returned to San Francisco . Sunday. ————_—_.<r Tue funeral ofAlbert Mitchell, at Grass Valley Sunday, was one of the most largely attended ever held in the county. Tae grain harvest has begun in Rough and Ready township, and there will be abou’ two-thirds ol an average crop. eee Georcs GumsBert, recently ol the Kzystone market at this city, is reported to have. located in Montana. : Miss Minnie Brann left Sunday for Saa Franciscoon a visit to friends there. ener Jupa@ez SripG sk and D, Furth of North San, Juan were in town yesterday. Miss Conrnne E. Tower is visitinz friends at San Francisco and Oakland. ee GzorGz Bonney returned Sunday night from a trip to San Francisco. A Notable Engagement. The . Love-Nannary . Dramatic Combination which will play here at the theatre next week will give our citizens a rare treat. Such plays as the ‘‘Wife’s Secret,” “Clancarty”’ and the ‘‘Octoroon,”’ presented by such talent as Miss Marston Leigh and Mr. James Carden, cannot bat please and entertain, and we look to see a big audience at each periormance. The prices, too, have been droppel to the Exsstern standard, viz:— R2sarveld seit3, 75 cants; general admission, 5) cents. Everybody can afford to go; especially when they cin se2 a first-class company at such low prices. antes Tustallation of Officers. The following officers of Esther Rebekah Degree Lodza, No. 9, I. O. O. F., of Grass Valley, were in. stalled Saturday evening by Wm. Bee, P. G.: Mary Martin, N. G.; Millie Curry, V. G.; Bassie Carter, R. S.; Elizabeth Loyd, ’ Treas: ; Jana Sim3, P. S.; Annie . Henwood, Warden; Lizzie Hanwool, Cun.; Olive Cunninghim, I.G.; Jno. Martin, O. G.; Alex Harry, R. S. N. G.; Wm. Bae, L. _ 8.N.G.; Georgia, Reynolds, R. . 8. V.G.; Grace Sims, L.S. V. G.; Ella Sampson, . Chap. ; Jensie Buckett, Organist, ‘Standard DEDICATING GLENBROOK. Arrangements Completed for the _Moonlight Ball. The preliminary arrangements for dedicating Glenbrook Park by holding a moonlight b allthere on the evening of thé 23” idstant’ are all complete, and the announce-. mant of most of the details as provided for by the committee can be found in the advertisement which we publish today. It will ba a first-class social gathering in every respact. The attendance of improper characters will not ba tolerated, the gateeS being positively instructed o refuse admittance to‘all such. In front of the central portion of the grand stand on which the “4-laneing is to take place, a platform will be eracted for the ‘musicians, ind the grand stand will be. illnminated by locomotive headlights. No intoxicating liquors will be permitted to be offered for sale on. the grounds. Sealed bids for the axclusive right to sell ice cream, lemonade and other refreshments will be received at the TRaNscRiPT office till noon of next Monday. The excursion train -will leave Grass Valley at 7:45 o’clock, and shis city at 8:20 o’clock, the ‘are forthe round trip from either town being 25 cents. The admission to the Park and grand stand will ba $1 59 for each gentleman. Ladies wilt be admitted free when accompanying gentlemen, but will aot otherwise be admitted at all. Chere will be-no extra charge for vehicles and horses. Superior Court. The following business was transacte1 in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: Estate of P. S. Murphy, deveased. Letters testamentary issued to S.P. Murphy on his filing t bond in the sum of $6)). Geo. W, Tracy vs. His creditors. Jrdar for insolvent’s mecharge irom his debts. Estate of Thos. Gill, deceased. Letters testamentary issued to Margaret Gill without bonds. Estate and guardianship of fhomas Gill and Arthur Gill, ‘minors. Margaret Gill appointeds guardian, with bond fixed at $6)0. Estate and guardianship of James E. Quick, a minor. ‘ James quick appointed’ guardian, with bond at $690. — iezehiy of John eatdstoscadhs “John. Barnhart died at “the County Hospital Sunday morning wid was buried -yesterday afterioon from W. C, Groves’ undertaking rooms. About twenty-five years ago the deceased and his brother Nicholas. came to this county, settling at Rough and Ready. Nicholas now makes his home at Macomb, Illinois. John has mined at Auburn, in Trinity county, and in various-other sections, visiting the east two or three times since he came out first, and the town of Washington, this county. More than:a week ago he had a severe attack of paralysis and was brought to the hospital. fle was unmarried and is believed to have left an estate worth several thousand dollars. Baby Number One. ‘The first white baby born at the new mining camp in Washington listrict, saw the light of day last Friday, and the people up there feel exceedingly proud of it. There has never been a marriage in that section, and we are told but one death has occurred there. Now that the ice has been broken in the baby line, -and--enterprising families are moving in weekly, we hope to hereafter get a good many birth items from the camp. ——____ oe. Why Judge Stidger Midn’t See It. The Sacramento Bee of day says: Satur“Circus agents some/times lie, but invariably have a iresh invention at hand to bolster up an old one. It was complained at Grass Valley that a certain circus failed to show the two-hornad rhinoceros that. was advertised. In explanation of this the management said that the animal could not be got through the tunnel on the narrow-gauge !’’ >_-Died at Buena Vista. Mrs. Nellie McCarty, wife of Martin McCarty, ‘died yesterday morning at her home in Buena Vista, Grass Valley township.’ The deceased was a daughter-inlaw of D. McCarty of this city, and a native of Grass Valley. Her funeral will take place from the Catholic Chureh in the: latter town this afternoon at 2 0’clock. Scott's £mulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hy pophosphites, Both asa Food and Medicine. . The €ombined virtues of the ‘Cod Liver Oil with the Hypophosphites, not only supplies a nutritious food to the system, but by its remedial power, gives strength and tone to the nerves, and builds up the wasted tissues. most recently leasing a claim near A New Narrow Gauge. The Truckee Republican of Saturday says: The most musical sound to which Truckee has listaned for many a day, has been. the clanking of tha ironrails which have baan unloading at the dapot during the pasttwo days. Itis a cheerful, encouraging sound, and foretells good times and plenty of work. The rails are for the narrow gauge ‘railroad, whose construction was recently predicted by the Republican. Where it is to lead and when it will be commanced, are still matters of conjecture.* It is known, however, that the owners are Hobart & Marletts. Twenty-eight tons of rails arrived Thursday, and one hundred anitwanty tons ara already within the bordars of California, dastined to b2 brought to . Truckee as spsédily as_poasible. The rails are of first-class: material, and the road is to be substantially constructed. Opinion is equally divided as to whether the narrow gauge is to run_to.Lake Tahoe.or in the direction of Independence Lake. Truckee will be vastly banefitted, no matter what direction it takes. Itis said that Capt. J. B. Overton, manager of the Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company, will be in Truckee ere the month closes, andes it is probable that further facts can then be obtained regarding the enterprise. _ spnialnneniiasiniacilsiulainssdaiais The New Postage Stamp. The Postmaster-General has approved the design for the 10-cent special delivery stamp, authorized by Congress at its last session. Che stamp is to be about twice the size of the ordinary postage stamp, and of the shape of a dollarnote. On the left of the stamp there is a pretty vignette of a messenger boy in uniform, and across the top are the words: ‘‘United States Special Postage Delivery,’’ and along the bottom the price of the stamp, ‘‘Ten .(10) cents, U. 3.,”” expressed in figures and letters. Conspicuous on the body of the stamp are the words: ‘‘Secures immediat2 delivery at the special delivery office.’’ oe Dick Thomas All Right. cs The Virginia City Chronicle says: Latest reports from Frankfort state that R. L. Thomas, who was seriously injured at his mine near that place last Wednesday, is now rapidly improving’ and [that his ultimate recovery is not longer a matter of doubt, He is able to sit up in bed and talk. He says that. while coming up the ladder he was suddenly seized with faintness. Feeling. that he had not a moment to spare he locked his legs in the rounds of

the ladder, and what happened to him after that he knows nothing. But he is getting well. Everybody who knows jolly, goo:’s hearted Richard will be heartily glad to hear this news. A Successful Instructor. Four of the applicants for certificates at the late teachers’ examination at this city prepared themselves for the test by studying with Prof, T. B. Gray of this city. Three of these applied for first grade certificates and two were: successful. The only one that applied for a second grade certificate obtained it. Thatis a good showing. Crazed by Mining Losses, The Marysviile Democrat says there was taken to that town from Wheatland last week a Chinaman whois said to have lost considerable money in a mining operation near Grass, Valley, and to. have brooded over his bad-luck till he became demented. An examination by the Lunacy Commissioners resulted in his being discharged. Notice. We are prepared to sell groceries as cheap or cheaper than any store in the county. We buy our goods for cash. We take advantage of the markets and give our customers the benefit of business transactions. Give usa call. tf Eustis & TomPxins. -—— — ——_ 2» oe Now is Your Chance. You can buy ONE DOLLAR’S worth of goods for 50 cents at the Assignee’s Sale of L. Hyman’s Clothing and Dry Goods Stores. tf SSeS aR ARRAN The Reanhy of Youth. No matter how handsome or stalwart a young man may be otherwise, nothing can make up for a partially bald head. Shining talents are attractive, but a shinbe sickness or anything else, yet Parker’s Hair Balsam will stop the loss of the hair and start a new growth of glossy and soft hair so quickly as to surprise you —restoring the original color at the same time. Not a dye, not oily, delicately perfumed. ney Pee standard 50c. — may Lae Menoat, ay, J uly 13, 1885. The Board met according to law, all the members present. F. M. Pridgeon presided. The following bill was allowed on the GENERAL FUND. Wm. Reynolds, Constable fees in criminal cases, $3.59. ~~ Ordinance No.. 12; Board of wa Ses. \ “An ordinance to regulate the keeping and storing of powder and explosive material within the county of Nevada, State of California,” der and Hill, voting aye. Board adjoarned till 10 o ‘clock Tuesday. Attest : F. G. Beatry, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. Balloon Fire. The Grass Valley Tidings says: The balloon sent. up here last Wednesday night, went seven miles in a northWésterly direction and landed. -It set fire to Mr. Beaman’s brush fence and the fire came near spreading to the barn full of hay. Only hard work Beaman thought an incendiary had started the fire and knew no better until Friday when the remains of the saved the barn. Mr. fire balloon were found. “> Private: Instruction. _ T. B. Gray will prepare appliants for the State University, the State Normal School; or for Teachj14-2t er’s examinations. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. NATIONAL HOTEL. S. A. Eppy... ... PROPRIETOR. July 11, 1885. Geo. Roberts, San Jose, Geo. J. Johnson, Sacramento, P. M. Wiliiams, French Corral, , Sierra City, W. P. Coddin John Fuller, uburn, B. F. Graham, San Francisco, . L. Browning, Hungry Hollow, Lawrence, city, G. M. W. Frank J udd, French Corral. July 12, 1885. F. T. Marker, city, C. W.Cross, do C. Donahue, do H. Thompson, do Fred Staples, Mt. Oro Wm. Watts& w. Iowa Hill, Wm. Wohier, Grass Valley, Dave Sutter, W. H. Weldon, Oakland, C. W. Weldon, do J. Campbell, ieee eas Mrs. Fortier, © R. Brotherton, San Prssitiess, Mrs. ‘Clerk 8s, Camptonv’l E. C. Clark Tom Curry, Washington, T. Masplie &d, Dalles. UNION HOTEL, Recror Bros.... PROPRIETORS. July 11, 1885. Chas. Schwalenberg, railroad, W. L. Fontaine & w, Granitev’] ‘Angeles, Wmn. Eickmann, Hamburg, A. G. Chew, Red Dog, Joseph McLeod, Hunt’s Hill, E. Shaw, Rocklin, _M. W. Cooley, do Bishop Wingfield, Benicia, J. M. Smith, Lime Kiln, John Treanor, Glenbrook, Frank Sachs, do Mrs. A. Walrath, San Francisco E.D. Bronson, San.Juan, Douglass, railroad, Scott, do . MeCart hy, do bon z McCarthy, Colfax, “_K. M. Brown, city, Jno. Langdon, Grass Valley, Jno. Treanor, Glenbrook, . J. Richards, Lake Tahoe, F. Holman, ‘Deer Creek, fae Waters, Columbia Hill, Peo McLeod, Hunt’s Hill. July 12, 1885. P. Stidger, Virginia City, F. H. Ames, San Francisco, Edwin Parish & w, city, Hugh Murchie, do Henry P. Sontag, San Francisco Robt. Agostine, , do O. Maltman & w, city; Jas. Fraser, ranch, Wm. Jones & fm., city, P. Carter, Grass Valley. was adopted by the following vote: Mulloy, Woods, Pridzeon, SchroeIce Cream Festival. An entertainment will take place at the Theatre Wednesday evening, July 15, for the benefit of the Congregational Church. Admission 25 cents. Ice cream, berries, etc, will be served, and the followé ing programme will be performed : Instrumental solo by Miss Del. Edcy. Duet, by Miss Slinkey and Mr. Ed Brown. ’ Recitation, by Miss Ida Maltman. . Solo by Mrs. Gerhardy. Duet by Mrs. Dr. Welch and Miss Perine. Solo by Mr. Veal. man. Solo by Mrs. Van Pelt. Solo by Miss Slinkey. ~Quartette by Messrs. Sowden, Brown, Clancy and Werry. j14-2t al a Notice. Quartz mill for sale. I will sell at half price for cash the stamps, battery and machinery of a four stamp custom .and prospecting quartz mill. For particulars call on J. B. Johnson, Esq., at his office, corner Broad and Pine sts., Nevada City. al6-tf — The Coming Concert. The concert for the benefit of the Methodist Church at this city will take place at! the Theatre Wednesday evening, July 29th, as will be seen by reference to. the advertisement in another column. A large’number of splendid singers and players will take part. >_> Dr. PENNINGTON’s dental office is on Commercial street. m24-1m Physicians and Druggists Recommend tt. This medicine, combining Iron ‘with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and c: ne ope Cures Dyspepsia, iudtgration, eak ness, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chilis and Fevers, and Neuralgia. ——It-id an-unfailingremed It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who leal sedentary lives. It does not injure the teeth, cause headache, or produce constipation —uTHer IRON MnDIVINES DO. It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilation of good relieves Heartburn and Bel-hing, and strengthens the .nuscles and nerves. For Intermitt-nt Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Eneigy, &c., it has no equal. . ae The genuine has above trade mark and crossed reu lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by Browm Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL CONCERT AT NEVADA THEATRE, Wednesday Evening, July 29, For the Benefit of the METHODIST CHURCH, Under the management of the Choir, who will’be assisted by the best musical talent of Nevada City. and Grass Valley, as also-by prominent singers from San Francisco, Oakland and othe: places. (0@F-1t is the intention of the Managers to make this the grand. est social extent of the season. Tickets, Adults fifty cents. Children 25 cents, Aberdeen. Heard From. I have just received direct from the Manufacturers at Aberdeen, Scotland, a fine line of BROADCLOTHS, BEAVERS, DIAGONALS, CASSIMERES ard T WEEDS, at Low Cost, which will enable me to makethem up into fine fitting Suits correspondingly low, THEY ARE SPLENDID GOODS, It is claimed that the causes of the superiority. of Scotch goods over all others, are: That Scottish Heather produces aclass of wool which for fineness of texture, strength and durability, cannot be matched in any other portion of the world: That the mineral properties of the.water‘there fastens the colors in unfading brilliancy; and that the cunning and patience and industry of the canny Scotsmen beats the world in the art of manufacture. I shall at my Tai pleased to show these goods to clistomers iloring Establishments, 46 Broad Street, Nevada City, and 81 Main St., Grass Valley. © wee ae Barrett. Duet by Mrs. Smith and Chap. J \y¥—forDiseases. of Ustee the K dneys and Liver. i tees Las, et resonates, GRAND DEDIATORY MOONLIGHT BALL BES.” eee he at GLENBROOK PARK, Thurnday Thy, duly 2, ‘th THE NET PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO THE FUXD OF THE 17th AGRICULTURAL DIsTRICT ASSOCIATION. MUSIC BY GOYNE’S FULL MILITARY BAND, {(PROMPTER, JOHN MICHELL), Which Organization Donates . Its Services. Floor Directors. Cant. J. A. Rapp.. .Nevada City. Henry B. Johnson. .Grass Valley. Floor Committee. Geo, Fletcher... Grass Valley. W.S. Hawley... do Anson McKay »-.. do Jas. P. Shoemaker. do VY. G. Farrer.. ..: Nevada Gity. John Michell.... B. N. Shoecraft..L. 8. Calkins... do Programme of Dances. Grand March—‘‘Boccacio;’’ ‘‘Free for All’’—Led by Goyne’s Mili. tary Band. 1. Quadrille— “Seventeenth Agricultural District.” 2. Waltz—‘‘Jim Shoemaker.’’ 3. Lancers—‘‘Geo. Jacobs.”’ 4. Schottische—‘‘Geo. Fletcher.”’ 5. Plain Quadrille—‘‘Grass Valley Union.” 6. Waltz—‘‘J. A: Seely.” 7. Mother Goose Lancers—‘Jim Gray.’ 8. Polka—‘‘Parson Stidger.’’ 9: Water Cart Quadrille—‘‘ Matt. Daily.’’ 10. Schottische— ‘‘ Daily Trancript.’’ 11. Telegraph Quadrille— Arch Nivens.”’ 12. Waltz— ‘‘ Kidder’s Narrow Gauge.”’ 13. aa “The Ladies of Grass Valley Over the Garden Wall.” 14. Schottische— ‘‘ The Nevada City Ladies Climbing the Golden Stairs.”’ 15. Medley—‘‘President A. Walrath.”’ Home, Sweet Home. “Rai.road Time Table. Leave Grass Valley, 7:45 p. m. Leave Nevada City, 8:20 p.m. Leave Park for Grass Valley, 12 midnight. Leave Park for Nevada City, 12745 a. mFare for Round Trip from either Town, 25 Cents. Admission to Park. ‘(FF No Ladies admitted unless accompanying gentlemen. Each gentleman buying a ticket will be presented at the entrance . with a badge entitling him to admission to the Grand Stand. Sealed Bids Will be received at the Dairy Transcripr office up to noon of MONDAY, July 20, 1885, for thie EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to sell Ice . Cream, Lemonade, Soda Water and other Refreshments at. the Park during the ball. The Committee reserve the right to reject any and all bids. No Intoxicating Liquors al[éwed to besold on the Grounds. -it.--Ask your-grocer orDo You Want to Know IN THESE DULL TIMES = WHERE TO BUY Your Goods, so as to save fully §Q cents on every DOLLAR, then attend the Great ASSIGNEE SALE FOR THE BENEFIT OF =" CREDITORS. eee The undersigned, Assignee of L. HYMAN, will continue to sell at Wholesale and Retail, for the benefit of the creditors, the entire stock of the two stores known as the ONE PRICE SAN FRANCISCO STORES, . Located on BROAD STREET, next door and Opposite STUMPF’S HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. The Stock consists of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, &c., a0. Drv and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Embroidery, Laces, &c. The balance of the Stock will now be closed out AT RETAIL or in JOB LOTS at a Great Sacri_ fice. Country Merchants take due notice of this. iZazeus Tews, mane “Snowflake Wh sky, OR A SON’S MISCALCULATION. IN THREE CHAPTERS, vant \\ Wi ISHOULD ‘SMILE, Otp Man—Come out from under that chair, and-pick up that bottle instantly ;-don’t— ‘Yo ae A ions oun reprobate, spillin’ all over the floor, I don’t mind ay wesckad chair or the wet carpet, nor your broken head, you ¢oamp, but it worries me awfully to see'that pure old whisxy agoing to waste., or The old man should not worry; he can b other this same pure old “SNOWFLAKE” of almost a or mine Because of its wonderful purity, mellowuess eat bequet, and apecial suitableness for medicinal ses, no famil should areguias tor 7 p y be without ' This. is — HALL, LUHRS & CQ. PROPRIETORS. mowfake a =