August 11, 1875 (4 pages)

*to sacrifice themselves, some month ‘er more before, objected to these office of School Superintendent, and no other nominations being made, he cal officers of the law to restrain and keep in check the lawless spirit and cided not long sinee, that legal nolater converts, and their only hope cof still offering themselves up, will be before «the Convention which wmeets to-day. ee The Cenvention To-day. The Republican County Conven‘tion will meet in this city to-day. It ‘is the last one to be held, and can, ‘by judicious management, do much to give the ticket nominated strength before the people. Both conventions have made mistakes which the Republicans can profit by if wisdom -contrels their couneils. If the convention puts up weak, inefficient eandidates, we hope they will be was declared the” unanimous nominee of the Convention. The following’ resolution was effered by J.B. Johnson, whieh, after ene or two objections, was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That we most heartily endorse theHonorable Newton Booth, our Senator in Corfgress; that we recognize in him a Statesman of lofty patriotism; .abold and fearless advocate and defender of the rights of the people;. a man of unimpeachable honesty and integrity, anc whose moral character is above reproach. County Judge—J. B. Johnson was placed in nomination for the office of County Judge and was nominated by insubordination to parentalauthority, which is so marked among too many boys of this, and almost every city of Cal., police courts and courty jails, will soon have their business doubled and the taxes for the keeping of idle criminals greatly increused. I am well aware that there are many parents who care nothing of what their children are doing or where they are, so long as they are out of their way. To such parents let me say in all soberness, the day will come when you will bitterly weep over such neglect; when your grey hairs may be brought in sorrow tices required by law to be printed . r published in a paper witha patent tice of survey should be printed ‘in . * notice was published in a paper one would not satisfy the law. He said}; afterward to be distributed.—Colusa Sun. we . skates. front an : ing cylinders, outside. "The law required that no-. wheels, raise the feet, and the whole walks, runs or gallops.* It is like an. ordinary railway engine, with straight ods terminating in broad circular There are three legs in reé in : = =: instead of. turning hing acts something after the fashion of a three legged horse. This the gaye Deaton the lend, and ® invention is especially adapted. for : . carrying %reat weights up an incline. side of which was printed in an . The engine at work on the Eastern Francisco, when the land was in. Railway weighs teu tons, and goes . seven or eight kilometers an hour, Santa Barbara, which the Judge held oad “eid accomplish, if desired, wenty kilometers. Of course this a paper was published from the office . style of. locomotive is not likely to at whieh it was first printed for circudisplace the one a in use, but it is lation, no matter where it was sent ned a BB 4 apoyo A «hee 4 rection. The model exhibited at the Academy of Seiencies ascended an — incline of twenty-five degrees with For State Sxnator.—John M. . ease. = w didate for Sheriffof Nevada Couniy. Subject -to-no-pelities! party. THOMPSON. OR EY, © For Sheriff, PANO the people of Nevada County: 1 “hereby announce. myself as a candi ‘FOR SHERIFF. a . 8. McBRIDE is -hereby_announced @D e@ as:a vandidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Oonvention, For Sheriff. OBERT HUCKINS is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of SHERIFF of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. : mpé* For County Treasurer. . GOLDSMITH is hereby announced e 28 a candidate for the office of . County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. ' a m.? : Independent County Convention. fi Correspondente. ao . Tax rumor which prevailed a. Mining Stock. Board. fia) ‘ She Duily Granseript oe [Coneluded.] 1 -Nevapa Crry, August fh, 1875. week ago that the Western Union . : [SAN PRANCIBOO. ae. REPUBLICAN o WHVADA Cry, caL, — . Nomination for Recorder—W. F. : yp, Transcript: Believing as 1} Telegraph Company had successfally. Yesterday Morning’s Sales, ee ee eee Adams, R. B. Patton, George Car-! ao, that law and order is conducive . completed negotiations for « 936 1908 Ophir, 74%. 3 ~—_ hn A. Rapp and P. E. Hoghell bei @ morals of. of the wires of the Atlantic and PaBre eee esday, August g75. 800, Jo ae Oe eee 1 to ee OW _ oS =e 2 seein Psa se ee, . 1110 Mexican, 26%. Weer eff Au 11, 1 = were . ie age for = the city, I take the liberty of addresscific, ees to ns baa oe 725 Gould 4 Curry, 25%. So office of Recorder. -Mr. Rapp and. ing you, and through yop, the au-. rumor, The consolidation, } yaght} 1 ee a ta ae, ae * . ies ees te a icenrane Mr. Hughson withdrew their names thoritiesof our beautifal city upon a . about, will be effected in the interest ie eae, : f ME ETING s, flot Tho Independent party succeeded . from the Convention, ‘and a ballot . subject in which I feel a deep interof Jay Gould, who is about to gobble] 430 Yrs y Nercross, 6514, : : — in putting up # ticket that will aver-. was taken which resulted as follows:. st, Itis simply this, that the au-. the controlling interest in the West-. 935 Crown Point, 38%. ; per ‘age with those nominated ‘by ‘Con-. Adams, 14; Patton, 16; Carson, 66. . thorities pass an ordinance something ‘sma Union. The New York Tribune, a — en 95. HON. T. G. PHELPS 7 ‘ i .: Be f Mr, i ir * ; , ; that th mperial, ; i “ventions nmgoat ae by Po eae Se ane & oe to this effect, that all boys under 15 Jay nso Lae og nel : ns joe 450 Empire Mill, 8 2. Sd shinee Misebovia ty thn eens lun men will pell a g0 Pip 8. jority of all the votes cast, was Ce-. years of age, found lingering in the pegutieiness Se Se ee ae 60 Gold Hill Quartz, 4%4\ \ of theday asfollows: ==. a will be easily beaten by other and/. clared the nominee of the Convea-. stroots after 8 o'clock P.M., or lying lantic and Pacific wires and privi-. 935 Kentuck, 18%. a Hil Metter canstidates. “This place was) tion. aa i about hotels or ‘saloons, unlesa at-. leges have been: conducted om the} 425 Alpha, 27%. Auburn, Saturday, Aug. 7th, A ‘especially favored, Seven of theim-. ‘District Attorney—The name of F baal being : sent . following basis: The Western Union} 405 Belcher, 307. : : ic tick 3 R : : Sees tending to business, or being sen : in 160 Confidence, 28. Colfax, Monday. A 9th portant officers of the tieket, if elect-. W. D. Long was presented to the upon errands, be érdered home by torent the property, paying there-. -j55 Gon Virginia, 349. D y, Aug. , off. ‘ed, will be filled from this place. . Convention as its nominee, and the Marshal; and if not obeying, be for 7 per centa year of the Comi-. .340Sierra Nevada, 197%. Se : tell ‘Treasurer, Clerk, District Attorney, . there being no other eandidate he. . ,osteg cua punialied ie eas pany’s capital stock. As the capi-. 2055 California, 70. = Grass Valley, Tuesday, Aug, tan ‘County Surveyor, Superintendent of . was nominated by acclamatien. I fully believe that such an ordi. tal stock of the Atlantic and Pacific ie ac ig — 10th. = ote ~—‘chools, Coroner, and County Judge, . —County-Survoyor—Palmer-Smith . nanog would result in great good to . i# $10,000,000, this wonld._be_7. per . -45-Seg Belcher, 98-—-—--. Nevada, Wednesday, Aug. — ‘ will do pretty well for one town. was suggested as a candidate for the! i), boys and hoodlums who nightly cent on $2,000,000, or $140,000 a. 440 Overman, 8034. 11th re oe fro) ‘Should the Republican party locate . indorsement of the Convention, after congregate in the streets, making the . Year Sach an arrangement might 80 Justice, 135. : ‘ 4 ‘all the principal offices in the same . which Fenwick Miller was placed in. ai+ ¢oul with their cursing and filth#. Bot be worth directly $140,000 a ars Taion Dac 10%, erg a the People on the 'sues spe manner, there would be apt to be nomination. Mr. Miller was then} tai, much to the disgust of ladies . Ye? tothe Western Union; still, it] “440 Jalia, 24. 7 a Y; ows: . ee some squirming, and we shall be. nominated by acclamation, land ali lovers: of law and order, . Would give them acopsplete monop-. 260 Caledomia, 30. Grass Valley, Friday, July 23 son surprised if there will not be some. Coroner—W.C. Pope “was placed. such en lordinance was passed in oly, and would enable them to raise. . 85 Knickerbocker, 4, : e Sina Z ‘thistime. Still there seems te be a . in nomination but ‘was objected to Marysville, through the influence of their tariff to any scale—an event} Fors Sat ee Chairman of the County Com. -gelf-sacrificing spirit manifest in the. because he was a sore-head, and hi8 . } 6, excellent Mayor, W, H. Hawwhich weuld only hasten the com-. 395 Utah, 14. abies Y : mittees will please take notice and eH “Couvention. Some did not even . name was withdrawn. W. C. Groves ley, and which-the gitizete of that . Pletion of the National’ Company’s. ~840 Silver Hill, 10%. mists aut acapemiey ateiacndinns ce -conelude to sacrifice themselves un. was then nominated by acclanfation. . . ) * * tl oie i e-. Jine;-abont to be built by the Pa: -_ao aa ; = til the morning of the Convention. Public Administrator—Alexander ecied” Te bee gens aay, siacloigs cific Coast capital, and strengthen Fi ma alr oe her ‘or the — of the speakers, . = _ "They then became thoroughly con. Sims was nominated by acclamation great good as regards the order of the demand for ‘postal telegraph.— Chicaio, M. Tresca exbibited a wind. By order, oa yinced that their country. demand-. for the office of Public Administrathe city after fight-tall, while the Post. _ . el of a locomotive engine now being ALEX. G. ABEL, Chairman. pi _-ed their sacrifice,.and they marched . tor. = 1 5 theuapeivanhane ccleitedad , —— tried on the Eastern Railway. This. M, D. Bonucx, Sec. B,8.C,C. _ jydta‘poldly forward to be sacrificed, but Superintendent of Schools—Frank the bénefits. One thing is certain Nor Lréau,—Judge Field, of the “ gad sp = te meget 4 ces :somehow those who had determined . Power was put in nomination for the . that if somethiag is not done by lo. . United States. Supreme Court, A Sacked nergito nah ge ey ons KA a cae a ‘ ; ;. acclamation. to the graye. — eee Days, formerly of this place, and — : For Assemblyman. sit = eenied, Tee peBple want Eee pee On motion, nominations fer the. Mr. Editor, I have only thrown out ie A ed f E N d Lypra Smrru, who was Thaddeus a ; bo ‘men for office. If they can not be. east tow bi ee, an ex-Assemblyman from Nevada g ‘Venues a ; T tne request of many friends of bicad on sen Mekek ik'la vor oe office of District Judge was referred . » few hints upon this important sub-. county, has been nominated by the tevens’ housekeeper, and was given A See eo, P. aulaner, we bereby &ttp dent trom the tesa al the ‘people to the Connty Central Committee. _. ject, thinking that a word to the wise Republicans of the Thirteenth Sena: $5,000 by his will, has sued the esmoamioe hen Sgt a, a oe oe BE ; ; ¥ ‘ i Re i . a oe 5 0 , ‘this Fall, they will be found on some. County Court-—August Term. _ er bok FR nt sag Ooq ve torial District, San Francisco, as a ng six years’ pay at $200 a of the Republican County Convention. a other. The convention to-day has Monpay, August 9th, 1875. soe ae . ses see! ve poet candidate for Btate Senator. Mr. 3 on For County Clerk. © —— 4his fact staring it in the face: if it) Gourt t : ‘x : ai or thats sumeainte 98 — 0st . Days is a working man, and is also} 4 gy Paul man has sued his eH iced ™ ; s ourt met pursuan 0. aqgjournrespectfully your obedient servant 1 tudent of litical economy. . 5 Z fi C. PLUNKETT is hereby announ be puts upjweak men, those. men will t. Hon. John Caldwell idsie & Giese Eraaee’ Pe Y+. mother-in-law for alienatipg his @ as a candidate for the office of Clerk . ment, on. John Caldwell presid. and citizen, Gro. R. Davis. ; i in. _. % . . . of Nevada County, subject to the decision certainly be elected to stay at home. ;,, . He is an entirely honest man in. yi¢e’s affections from him and in-. $f tho Republican County Convention, or . —The following alieus, on preducAdvertised Letters. ve We do not agree . ducing her to leave him and return : " A Good Thing. tion of necessary documentary eviThe following letters remain in the Fos? . With many of his political notions, . to per parents. th “ y y Office, in this city, for the week ending . but we can say that he conscientiousPoon be The Independent County Conven-} , 4 toatl f ae Y g y 5 ‘tion held here on ‘Monday did one ee ee TY . Monday, August 9th, 1875. ly entertains these notions.—G. V. Fines have been raging, for several, jo} é ete Baveicss y witnesses, were admitted to citizenH. H. Hasxrxs, P.M. okey . : : ee thing very consistent with the preships Adelph Hobart -. Union, days past in the hills bordering the : a tensions of Independents to inde3s : ; Abvamsk ‘Silberman, nee MEN ——-, Calaveras. saa eeey : David Kiskeys, England. J. Bs Turet Mex Drownep.—At Anaacs a = : _ pendence. When a motion was) myomas Barrow, Englandys—-----Brister Coudy,_ heim landing, August 4th, a small}; Ons hundred thousand dollars B. H. MILLER, made to have each candidate gd forRG TCS Berryman B,. ; : : ce Ie REO TF a David Demar, Canada. BaightalU.L. boat was engaged in towing a light-. have been recovered from the wreckTy th eo mace bceee saa P ' = _Impecunious witnesses. J. D. Belevel moe Delia. er out to sea to mest a schooner. . oq steamship Schiller. CLOTHING MERCHAN ; on Piow hone d sete oe Boice allowed $12 witnessfees before . _ Ore "8. E, On returning it was capsized, 900 . pepe : a‘ sl . pore ner PeeaRl a Sage = Grand J ury. eae Ee Me oe eae arques, three of the crew—Jack Westerburg, MARRIED. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. to gued that a candidate had the same) Cases reforted by Grand Jury dis-. Castle Annie, Tom Lloyd, and Joseph Garibraith, 8 — se — ssa corneas. posed of as follows: Onvilinea hates s were drowned. Of the three renet Xou Bet, jn oad ® Bellows’ Hall, Ang. NEVADA CITY. w ‘ Ps 7 . Sot fe fe . @, Chew, J. P., cis : with the pretensions of ‘the party to = secant ming —— — Downie Wm, ene two clung to the. boat and Jefferis to Miss Frances Basting, both of Pp : 4 commi Dorsey T. P. thethird. swam ashore. Assistance . You Bet. re bind ni war oe pid thing. It was} vurder. Arraigned. Hogland ©. was sent to the rescue of the par. =—=—_—_=aeueeeeeen at ‘therefore deci at no one, not) people vs. Bow Gee, charged with} Hakes D. F. ties on the boat. al even candidates on the Independent . .},.7z)ement. Arraigned. Jacobs A. Se & ticket are under obligations to vote for . " People vs. Thomas Brown, eR ate poy caramel __ Mrs. Rar, who was shot 2 aaa j _ S: ee mea upon it whom they do not like. with grand larceny. Arraigned. McCoy. J. H: husband, in Mendocino county, obCOLD ‘Tf the theory holds good iny practice People vs Daniel Lucas, charged. Byan Peter. tained a divorce from the District INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE is ‘it will be a goed model for others to . with assault with a deadly weapon Pattison W. H. Court. At last accounts she was SPARKLING 7 gf How--next year. . . upon the person of another, —ur— James. still alive. ee a = ss a raigned, pleaded not guilty. Case} Tunnel 13, Nevada County. ea oa aes FOR SHERIFF, SODA WATER, a y Delagetes to the Convention. set for trial Saturday, August 2st See eae Precept for Domestic Philosophy. : : ~ o i , ? : “a The Grass Valley Union says the . 1875. Woods om Fire. _ . --Never keep anything from your) . aT a Delegates to the Republican Tounty. Bartlett vs. Collier.’ On motion of . ‘The woods east of Osborne Hill} Petter half. It will save her the MPKINS. rres 2UG STORE * “Convention will meet in Nevada counsel for defendant, leave granted were on fire last week, and amorg trouble sed finding it out from your E. 0. TO ee 5. TON’S DRUG m City to-day, ~ will probably nemi-. toamend answer. other losses a Frenchman lost 300 neighbor's wile, a ‘ Pa gas ce ena I yesh tan a sg 7 August 10th one of wood. The woods below. Tux Sultan has 800 wives, and defe tee ot es en — . bd y as-fol-. People vs. Mathew Young. De-. Penn Valley, to the right of the) votes te his owm and their use £2 : . fer Medical Purposes. , : fi — Medi lows: E,W, Roberts, D. P. Hol-. fondant pleaded not guilty. Case. Marysville road, extending over{ 900,000 out of the £7,000,000 that : i ‘brook, Henry Fuchs, W. J, Cruse, . sot for trial Monday, August 16ta. . several miles of country, was also on . constitute the whole inceme of the; GRAND FOREST BALL! . Choice Colognes, Toilet Goods. " 1 . E. ©. Webster, G. Hamilton, Ed-. People vs. Bow Gee. Demurrer . fire last week, but on Saturday, peo-. Turkish Empire. ¢ 1 beg —— a ~ interposed, argued and submitted . ple living in the vicinity succeeded} — : —— and re ee . Thomas, H. U. Ivens, F. G. andthe Court overruled. Defend-. in putting out the fire. The damage A Boston frog pond, which was s Beatty, 8. H. Dille, James Noel, A. ant plead not guilty. Setting of gase . was confined to burned fences, young . Stocked with a large number of frogs, A eee Standard cmanae . { A. Malloy. We rather think there . deferred until to-morrow. timber, and grass. several months ago, was cleansed a PROPRIETOR of the Prescriptions carefully compounded *# i _ is but little Dolly Vardenism in the. / People vs. Thomas Brown. W. : few days ago, but not a single frog . . hcotiassl ra gg Raptor all hours, day or night. — Grass Valley ijelegation. D. Long heretofore appointed to deYoung Ladies’ Secial Club. wasfound, The only inhabitant was to the public that he will E. M PRESTOR, t] +2. fend in this case asked and obtainead. The members of the Young Ladies’ . a turtle. even Daveater, Broad Street. a ef A Java sort se is = very old leave to withdraw from the case and a _ ——, te meet at Celia Burleigh : oa _ GRAND BALL Nevada, July 31, 1875. Ps thas given orders that on his decease . J. I. Caldwell was @ubstituted. Time . “%¢ residence o . 8. Hupp, WedMus. » a nated s . meee this two youngest wives shall be kill-. for pleaaing extended until to-mor. 2¢#day, at two o'clock, P, u, der of the femaJesuffrage movement,. ON AUGUST 20th, 1875, NOTICE TO WOOD MEN. re Pp 8 til to-mor De codes is lying at the point of death at the : in order to'accompany him to the . row morning. y order, To which ;, HE Board of Education, Nevada Schoo! : : : seind i invitation is extendA a ‘ext world. The two women bécame. Court adjourned till to-morrow . Axne L. Horr, Pres. ey ofa friend in Byracuse, New &a. The BES of MUSIC, » SPLENDID A District, will receive sealed propest= “ . ‘of: sas ; pon A : i : ° ° e most courteous treat+e ee par se peed me weed ore “ai morning’at 10 o’clock a, mM. Abbie Cornell, Sec. : sdsiciie. . . ment will be accorded to all who attend. SATURDAY, AUGUST the 26th, . y ee) i ; T is asserted philosop , School = der, where they put themselves un-. THe Oates’ Drvonce.—Mrs. Jas. Reset = = Ostahoge, being that the reason BF bade teeth Dalit of Shisey poten po Wood . « “der the protection of the English . A. Oates is in Louisvi sagenatly tmpenring. With COMMITTEE. and Five (5) cords of Pine Wood. pro e English L uisville, and will regard to the statements that he had . °@Y 8°02? than gentlemen’s is beir ‘The Board reserve the right to reject 827 ] Mlag. The chief wasturious en hear-. take advantage of her return to her) pjoced tutilie tn the heed %g cause of the friction on the tongue GRASS VALLEY, or all bids. RGA b ‘ing this, and formed a plan of. get-. old Kentucky home to file papers of p 2 of the offi: i Wm. Watt, Sam Granger, : Ww. J. sa Board. t ; ee Pers Of . cors.of the State University, for. *B4 the sweetness of the lips, R. Shoemaker, Cal. B. Clark — ~ting back his fugitive wives. But} divorce from Mr. Tracy Titus. When . puijding an observ: 4 ++ D. Binkleman, ~ A.Berg, -— ' ‘Nevada, Aug. 7, 1875. =, 2 the women were neither ready nor. here, she stated that that was her in-. ¢, Helens he a ey Pag Mount} Tux Legislature of Tennessee pro. Fim Beatty, Dan Collins. oti willing to die, and having feund out. tention; but the impression was thatt\jong go—that ‘. pee “i not yet} pose to tax every bachelor ever 30 spy gg — ‘that their souls and bodies were as. she would relent. Meanwhile, Mr. the stars amd the observing . years of age in the State the sum of. . seek ee. : weree fe much.their own property as his,they . Titus hibernates in Australia. t : general tempera-. $10 for the “privilege” of remaining. 3.E.Brown,) . _B. J. Watson, ny ranchon Rock Creek, Ne roe ae ie are of the climate at night, and will : John Hanl : SS Oe com, wal : propose remaining where life is not k ; unmarried. 2 y> m. Barton, vada County, 1874, a : a 4 held so.cheaply an in their own naTux test of true ‘‘tone’ at Long . ™9** 9m® More trip to St. Helena 2. = ©. H. Moore, ty Eddy. ded A.0., black around the ee = ag at eae Branch is whether you have kivsed mountaia before he makes up his. It is perfectly legit-i-mate fora —_— half of right ear cas 36 ost pay ue er ee ye ———be geet Tv Supper, 2 60, . W aug.sth.1si5. ANDREA MOBETT! ‘

*to sacrifice themselves, some month ‘er more before, objected to these office of School Superintendent, and no other nominations being made, he cal officers of the law to restrain and keep in check the lawless spirit and cided not long sinee, that legal nolater converts, and their only hope cof still offering themselves up, will be before «the Convention which wmeets to-day. ee The Cenvention To-day. The Republican County Conven‘tion will meet in this city to-day. It ‘is the last one to be held, and can, ‘by judicious management, do much to give the ticket nominated strength before the people. Both conventions have made mistakes which the Republicans can profit by if wisdom -contrels their couneils. If the convention puts up weak, inefficient eandidates, we hope they will be was declared the” unanimous nominee of the Convention. The following’ resolution was effered by J.B. Johnson, whieh, after ene or two objections, was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That we most heartily endorse theHonorable Newton Booth, our Senator in Corfgress; that we recognize in him a Statesman of lofty patriotism; .abold and fearless advocate and defender of the rights of the people;. a man of unimpeachable honesty and integrity, anc whose moral character is above reproach. County Judge—J. B. Johnson was placed in nomination for the office of County Judge and was nominated by insubordination to parentalauthority, which is so marked among too many boys of this, and almost every city of Cal., police courts and courty jails, will soon have their business doubled and the taxes for the keeping of idle criminals greatly increused. I am well aware that there are many parents who care nothing of what their children are doing or where they are, so long as they are out of their way. To such parents let me say in all soberness, the day will come when you will bitterly weep over such neglect; when your grey hairs may be brought in sorrow tices required by law to be printed . r published in a paper witha patent tice of survey should be printed ‘in . * notice was published in a paper one would not satisfy the law. He said}; afterward to be distributed.—Colusa Sun. we . skates. front an : ing cylinders, outside. "The law required that no-. wheels, raise the feet, and the whole walks, runs or gallops.* It is like an. ordinary railway engine, with straight ods terminating in broad circular There are three legs in reé in : = =: instead of. turning hing acts something after the fashion of a three legged horse. This the gaye Deaton the lend, and ® invention is especially adapted. for : . carrying %reat weights up an incline. side of which was printed in an . The engine at work on the Eastern Francisco, when the land was in. Railway weighs teu tons, and goes . seven or eight kilometers an hour, Santa Barbara, which the Judge held oad “eid accomplish, if desired, wenty kilometers. Of course this a paper was published from the office . style of. locomotive is not likely to at whieh it was first printed for circudisplace the one a in use, but it is lation, no matter where it was sent ned a BB 4 apoyo A «hee 4 rection. The model exhibited at the Academy of Seiencies ascended an — incline of twenty-five degrees with For State Sxnator.—John M. . ease. = w didate for Sheriffof Nevada Couniy. Subject -to-no-pelities! party. THOMPSON. OR EY, © For Sheriff, PANO the people of Nevada County: 1 “hereby announce. myself as a candi ‘FOR SHERIFF. a . 8. McBRIDE is -hereby_announced @D e@ as:a vandidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Oonvention, For Sheriff. OBERT HUCKINS is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of SHERIFF of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. : mpé* For County Treasurer. . GOLDSMITH is hereby announced e 28 a candidate for the office of . County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. ' a m.? : Independent County Convention. fi Correspondente. ao . Tax rumor which prevailed a. Mining Stock. Board. fia) ‘ She Duily Granseript oe [Coneluded.] 1 -Nevapa Crry, August fh, 1875. week ago that the Western Union . : [SAN PRANCIBOO. ae. REPUBLICAN o WHVADA Cry, caL, — . Nomination for Recorder—W. F. : yp, Transcript: Believing as 1} Telegraph Company had successfally. Yesterday Morning’s Sales, ee ee eee Adams, R. B. Patton, George Car-! ao, that law and order is conducive . completed negotiations for « 936 1908 Ophir, 74%. 3 ~—_ hn A. Rapp and P. E. Hoghell bei @ morals of. of the wires of the Atlantic and PaBre eee esday, August g75. 800, Jo ae Oe eee 1 to ee OW _ oS =e 2 seein Psa se ee, . 1110 Mexican, 26%. Weer eff Au 11, 1 = were . ie age for = the city, I take the liberty of addresscific, ees to ns baa oe 725 Gould 4 Curry, 25%. So office of Recorder. -Mr. Rapp and. ing you, and through yop, the au-. rumor, The consolidation, } yaght} 1 ee a ta ae, ae * . ies ees te a icenrane Mr. Hughson withdrew their names thoritiesof our beautifal city upon a . about, will be effected in the interest ie eae, : f ME ETING s, flot Tho Independent party succeeded . from the Convention, ‘and a ballot . subject in which I feel a deep interof Jay Gould, who is about to gobble] 430 Yrs y Nercross, 6514, : : — in putting up # ticket that will aver-. was taken which resulted as follows:. st, Itis simply this, that the au-. the controlling interest in the West-. 935 Crown Point, 38%. ; per ‘age with those nominated ‘by ‘Con-. Adams, 14; Patton, 16; Carson, 66. . thorities pass an ordinance something ‘sma Union. The New York Tribune, a — en 95. HON. T. G. PHELPS 7 ‘ i .: Be f Mr, i ir * ; , ; that th mperial, ; i “ventions nmgoat ae by Po eae Se ane & oe to this effect, that all boys under 15 Jay nso Lae og nel : ns joe 450 Empire Mill, 8 2. Sd shinee Misebovia ty thn eens lun

men will pell a g0 Pip 8. jority of all the votes cast, was Ce-. years of age, found lingering in the pegutieiness Se Se ee ae 60 Gold Hill Quartz, 4%4\ \ of theday asfollows: ==. a will be easily beaten by other and/. clared the nominee of the Convea-. stroots after 8 o'clock P.M., or lying lantic and Pacific wires and privi-. 935 Kentuck, 18%. a Hil Metter canstidates. “This place was) tion. aa i about hotels or ‘saloons, unlesa at-. leges have been: conducted om the} 425 Alpha, 27%. Auburn, Saturday, Aug. 7th, A ‘especially favored, Seven of theim-. ‘District Attorney—The name of F baal being : sent . following basis: The Western Union} 405 Belcher, 307. : : ic tick 3 R : : Sees tending to business, or being sen : in 160 Confidence, 28. Colfax, Monday. A 9th portant officers of the tieket, if elect-. W. D. Long was presented to the upon errands, be érdered home by torent the property, paying there-. -j55 Gon Virginia, 349. D y, Aug. , off. ‘ed, will be filled from this place. . Convention as its nominee, and the Marshal; and if not obeying, be for 7 per centa year of the Comi-. .340Sierra Nevada, 197%. Se : tell ‘Treasurer, Clerk, District Attorney, . there being no other eandidate he. . ,osteg cua punialied ie eas pany’s capital stock. As the capi-. 2055 California, 70. = Grass Valley, Tuesday, Aug, tan ‘County Surveyor, Superintendent of . was nominated by acclamatien. I fully believe that such an ordi. tal stock of the Atlantic and Pacific ie ac ig — 10th. = ote ~—‘chools, Coroner, and County Judge, . —County-Survoyor—Palmer-Smith . nanog would result in great good to . i# $10,000,000, this wonld._be_7. per . -45-Seg Belcher, 98-—-—--. Nevada, Wednesday, Aug. — ‘ will do pretty well for one town. was suggested as a candidate for the! i), boys and hoodlums who nightly cent on $2,000,000, or $140,000 a. 440 Overman, 8034. 11th re oe fro) ‘Should the Republican party locate . indorsement of the Convention, after congregate in the streets, making the . Year Sach an arrangement might 80 Justice, 135. : ‘ 4 ‘all the principal offices in the same . which Fenwick Miller was placed in. ai+ ¢oul with their cursing and filth#. Bot be worth directly $140,000 a ars Taion Dac 10%, erg a the People on the 'sues spe manner, there would be apt to be nomination.. Mr. Miller was then} tai, much to the disgust of ladies . Ye? tothe Western Union; still, it] “440 Jalia, 24. 7 a Y; ows: . ee some squirming, and we shall be. nominated by acclamation, land ali lovers: of law and order, . Would give them acopsplete monop-. 260 Caledomia, 30. Grass Valley, Friday, July 23 son surprised if there will not be some. Coroner—W.C. Pope “was placed. such en lordinance was passed in oly, and would enable them to raise. . 85 Knickerbocker, 4, : e Sina Z ‘thistime. Still there seems te be a . in nomination but ‘was objected to Marysville, through the influence of their tariff to any scale—an event} Fors Sat ee Chairman of the County Com. -gelf-sacrificing spirit manifest in the. because he was a sore-head, and hi8 . } 6, excellent Mayor, W, H. Hawwhich weuld only hasten the com-. 395 Utah, 14. abies Y : mittees will please take notice and eH “Couvention. Some did not even . name was withdrawn. W. C. Groves ley, and which-the gitizete of that . Pletion of the National’ Company’s. ~840 Silver Hill, 10%.. mists aut acapemiey ateiacndinns ce -conelude to sacrifice themselves un. was then nominated by acclanfation. . . ) * * tl oie i e-. Jine;-abont to be built by the Pa: -_ao aa ; = til the morning of the Convention. Public Administrator—Alexander ecied” Te bee gens aay, siacloigs cific Coast capital, and strengthen Fi ma alr oe her ‘or the — of the speakers, . = _ "They then became thoroughly con. Sims was nominated by acclamation great good as regards the order of the demand for ‘postal telegraph.— Chicaio, M. Tresca exbibited a wind. By order, oa yinced that their country. demand-. for the office of Public Administrathe city after fight-tall, while the Post. _ . el of a locomotive engine now being ALEX. G. ABEL, Chairman. pi _-ed their sacrifice,.and they marched . tor. = 1 5 theuapeivanhane ccleitedad , —— tried on the Eastern Railway. This. M, D. Bonucx, Sec. B,8.C,C. _ jydta‘poldly forward to be sacrificed, but Superintendent of Schools—Frank the bénefits. One thing is certain Nor Lréau,—Judge Field, of the “ gad sp = te meget 4 ces :somehow those who had determined . Power was put in nomination for the . that if somethiag is not done by lo. . United States. Supreme Court, A Sacked nergito nah ge ey ons KA a cae a ‘ ; ;. acclamation. to the graye. — eee Days, formerly of this place, and — : For Assemblyman. sit = eenied, Tee peBple want Eee pee On motion, nominations fer the. Mr. Editor, I have only thrown out ie A ed f E N d Lypra Smrru, who was Thaddeus a ; bo ‘men for office. If they can not be. east tow bi ee, an ex-Assemblyman from Nevada g ‘Venues a ; T tne request of many friends of bicad on sen Mekek ik'la vor oe office of District Judge was referred . » few hints upon this important sub-. county, has been nominated by the tevens’ housekeeper, and was given A See eo, P. aulaner, we bereby &ttp dent trom the tesa al the ‘people to the Connty Central Committee. _. ject, thinking that a word to the wise Republicans of the Thirteenth Sena: $5,000 by his will, has sued the esmoamioe hen Sgt a, a oe oe BE ; ; ¥ ‘ i Re i . a oe 5 0 , ‘this Fall, they will be found on some. County Court-—August Term. _ er bok FR nt sag Ooq ve torial District, San Francisco, as a ng six years’ pay at $200 a of the Republican County Convention. a other. The convention to-day has Monpay, August 9th, 1875. soe ae . ses see! ve poet candidate for Btate Senator. Mr. 3 on For County Clerk. © —— 4his fact staring it in the face: if it) Gourt t : ‘x : ai or thats sumeainte 98 — 0st . Days is a working man, and is also} 4 gy Paul man has sued his eH iced ™ ; s ourt met pursuan 0. aqgjournrespectfully your obedient servant 1 tudent of litical economy. . 5 Z fi C. PLUNKETT is hereby announ be puts upjweak men, those. men will t. Hon. John Caldwell idsie & Giese Eraaee’ Pe Y+. mother-in-law for alienatipg his @ as a candidate for the office of Clerk . ment, on. John Caldwell presid. and citizen, Gro. R. Davis. ; i in. _. % . . . of Nevada County, subject to the decision certainly be elected to stay at home. ;,, . He is an entirely honest man in. yi¢e’s affections from him and in-. $f tho Republican County Convention, or . —The following alieus, on preducAdvertised Letters. ve We do not agree . ducing her to leave him and return : " A Good Thing. tion of necessary documentary eviThe following letters remain in the Fos? . With many of his political notions, . to per parents. th “ y y Office, in this city, for the week ending . but we can say that he conscientiousPoon be The Independent County Conven-} , 4 toatl f ae Y g y 5 ‘tion held here on ‘Monday did one ee ee TY . Monday, August 9th, 1875. ly entertains these notions.—G. V. Fines have been raging, for several, jo} é ete Baveicss y witnesses, were admitted to citizenH. H. Hasxrxs, P.M. okey . : : ee thing very consistent with the preships Adelph Hobart -. Union, days past in the hills bordering the : a tensions of Independents to inde3s : ; Abvamsk ‘Silberman, nee MEN ——-, Calaveras. saa eeey : David Kiskeys, England. J. Bs Turet Mex Drownep.—At Anaacs a = : _ pendence. When a motion was) myomas Barrow, Englandys—-----Brister Coudy,_ heim landing, August 4th, a small}; Ons hundred thousand dollars B. H. MILLER, made to have each candidate gd forRG TCS Berryman B,. ; : : ce Ie REO TF a David Demar, Canada. BaightalU.L. boat was engaged in towing a light-. have been recovered from the wreckTy th eo mace bceee saa P ' = _Impecunious witnesses. J. D. Belevel moe Delia. er out to sea to mest a schooner. . oq steamship Schiller. CLOTHING MERCHAN ; on Piow hone d sete oe Boice allowed $12 witnessfees before . _ Ore "8. E, On returning it was capsized, 900 . pepe : a‘ sl . pore ner PeeaRl a Sage = Grand J ury. eae Ee Me oe eae arques, three of the crew—Jack Westerburg, MARRIED. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. to gued that a candidate had the same) Cases reforted by Grand Jury dis-. Castle Annie, Tom Lloyd, and Joseph Garibraith, 8 — se — ssa corneas. posed of as follows: Onvilinea hates s were drowned. Of the three renet Xou Bet, jn oad ® Bellows’ Hall, Ang. NEVADA CITY. w ‘ Ps 7 . Sot fe fe . @, Chew, J. P., cis : with the pretensions of ‘the party to = secant ming —— — Downie Wm, ene two clung to the. boat and Jefferis to Miss Frances Basting, both of Pp : 4 commi Dorsey T. P. thethird. swam ashore. Assistance . You Bet. re bind ni war oe pid thing. It was} vurder. Arraigned. Hogland ©. was sent to the rescue of the par. =—=—_—_=aeueeeeeen at ‘therefore deci at no one, not) people vs. Bow Gee, charged with} Hakes D. F. ties on the boat. al even candidates on the Independent . .},.7z)ement. Arraigned. Jacobs A. Se & ticket are under obligations to vote for . " People vs. Thomas Brown, eR ate poy caramel __ Mrs. Rar, who was shot 2 aaa j _ S: ee mea upon it whom they do not like. with grand larceny. Arraigned. McCoy. J. H: husband, in Mendocino county, obCOLD ‘Tf the theory holds good iny practice People vs Daniel Lucas, charged. Byan Peter. tained a divorce from the District INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE is ‘it will be a goed model for others to . with assault with a deadly weapon Pattison W. H. Court. At last accounts she was SPARKLING 7 gf How--next year. . . upon the person of another, —ur— James. still alive. ee a = ss a raigned, pleaded not guilty. Case} Tunnel 13, Nevada County. ea oa aes FOR SHERIFF, SODA WATER, a y Delagetes to the Convention. set for trial Saturday, August 2st See eae Precept for Domestic Philosophy. : : ~ o i , ? : “a The Grass Valley Union says the . 1875. Woods om Fire. _ . --Never keep anything from your) . aT a Delegates to the Republican Tounty. Bartlett vs. Collier.’ On motion of . ‘The woods east of Osborne Hill} Petter half. It will save her the MPKINS. rres 2UG STORE * “Convention will meet in Nevada counsel for defendant, leave granted were on fire last week, and amorg trouble sed finding it out from your E. 0. TO ee 5. TON’S DRUG m City to-day, ~ will probably nemi-. toamend answer. other losses a Frenchman lost 300 neighbor's wile, a ‘ Pa gas ce ena I yesh tan a sg 7 August 10th one of wood. The woods below. Tux Sultan has 800 wives, and defe tee ot es en — . bd y as-fol-. People vs. Mathew Young. De-. Penn Valley, to the right of the) votes te his owm and their use £2 : . fer Medical Purposes. , : fi — Medi lows: E,W, Roberts, D. P. Hol-. fondant pleaded not guilty. Case. Marysville road, extending over{ 900,000 out of the £7,000,000 that : i ‘brook, Henry Fuchs, W. J, Cruse, . sot for trial Monday, August 16ta. . several miles of country, was also on . constitute the whole inceme of the; GRAND FOREST BALL! . Choice Colognes, Toilet Goods. " 1 . E. ©. Webster, G. Hamilton, Ed-. People vs. Bow Gee. Demurrer . fire last week, but on Saturday, peo-. Turkish Empire. ¢ 1 beg —— a ~ interposed, argued and submitted . ple living in the vicinity succeeded} — : —— and re ee . Thomas, H. U. Ivens, F. G. andthe Court overruled. Defend-. in putting out the fire. The damage A Boston frog pond, which was s Beatty, 8. H. Dille, James Noel, A. ant plead not guilty. Setting of gase . was confined to burned fences, young . Stocked with a large number of frogs, A eee Standard cmanae . { A. Malloy. We rather think there . deferred until to-morrow. timber, and grass. several months ago, was cleansed a PROPRIETOR of the Prescriptions carefully compounded *# i _ is but little Dolly Vardenism in the. / People vs. Thomas Brown. W. : few days ago, but not a single frog . . hcotiassl ra gg Raptor all hours, day or night. — Grass Valley ijelegation. D. Long heretofore appointed to deYoung Ladies’ Secial Club. wasfound, The only inhabitant was to the public that he will E. M PRESTOR, t] +2. fend in this case asked and obtainead. The members of the Young Ladies’ . a turtle. even Daveater, Broad Street. a ef A Java sort se is = very old leave to withdraw from the case and a _ ——, te meet at Celia Burleigh : oa _ GRAND BALL Nevada, July 31, 1875. Ps thas given orders that on his decease . J. I. Caldwell was @ubstituted. Time . “%¢ residence o . 8. Hupp, WedMus. » a nated s . meee this two youngest wives shall be kill-. for pleaaing extended until to-mor. 2¢#day, at two o'clock, P, u, der of the femaJesuffrage movement,. ON AUGUST 20th, 1875, NOTICE TO WOOD MEN. re Pp 8 til to-mor De codes is lying at the point of death at the : in order to'accompany him to the . row morning. y order, To which ;, HE Board of Education, Nevada Schoo! : : : seind i invitation is extendA a ‘ext world. The two women bécame. Court adjourned till to-morrow . Axne L. Horr, Pres. ey ofa friend in Byracuse, New &a. The BES of MUSIC, » SPLENDID A District, will receive sealed propest= “ . ‘of: sas ; pon A : i : ° ° e most courteous treat+e ee par se peed me weed ore “ai morning’at 10 o’clock a, mM. Abbie Cornell, Sec. : sdsiciie. . . ment will be accorded to all who attend. SATURDAY, AUGUST the 26th, . y ee) i ; T is asserted philosop , School = der, where they put themselves un-. THe Oates’ Drvonce.—Mrs. Jas. Reset = = Ostahoge, being that the reason BF bade teeth Dalit of Shisey poten po Wood . « “der the protection of the English . A. Oates is in Louisvi sagenatly tmpenring. With COMMITTEE. and Five (5) cords of Pine Wood. pro e English L uisville, and will regard to the statements that he had . °@Y 8°02? than gentlemen’s is beir ‘The Board reserve the right to reject 827 ] Mlag. The chief wasturious en hear-. take advantage of her return to her) pjoced tutilie tn the heed %g cause of the friction on the tongue GRASS VALLEY, or all bids. RGA b ‘ing this, and formed a plan of. get-. old Kentucky home to file papers of p 2 of the offi: i Wm. Watt, Sam Granger, : Ww. J. sa Board. t ; ee Pers Of . cors.of the State University, for. *B4 the sweetness of the lips, R. Shoemaker, Cal. B. Clark — ~ting back his fugitive wives. But} divorce from Mr. Tracy Titus. When . puijding an observ: 4 ++ D. Binkleman, ~ A.Berg, -— ' ‘Nevada, Aug. 7, 1875. =, 2 the women were neither ready nor. here, she stated that that was her in-. ¢, Helens he a ey Pag Mount} Tux Legislature of Tennessee pro. Fim Beatty, Dan Collins. oti willing to die, and having feund out. tention; but the impression was thatt\jong go—that ‘. pee “i not yet} pose to tax every bachelor ever 30 spy gg — ‘that their souls and bodies were as. she would relent. Meanwhile, Mr. the stars amd the observing . years of age in the State the sum of. . seek ee. : weree fe much.their own property as his,they . Titus hibernates in Australia. t : general tempera-. $10 for the “privilege” of remaining. 3.E.Brown,) . _B. J. Watson, ny ranchon Rock Creek, Ne roe ae ie are of the climate at night, and will : John Hanl : SS Oe com, wal : propose remaining where life is not k ; unmarried. 2 y> m. Barton, vada County, 1874, a : a 4 held so.cheaply an in their own naTux test of true ‘‘tone’ at Long . ™9** 9m® More trip to St. Helena 2. = ©. H. Moore, ty Eddy. ded A.0., black around the ee = ag at eae Branch is whether you have kivsed mountaia before he makes up his. It is perfectly legit-i-mate fora —_— half of right ear cas 36 ost pay ue er ee ye ———be geet Tv Supper, 2 60, . W aug.sth.1si5. ANDREA MOBETT! ‘