July 21, 1886 (4 pages)

. .$7.00 165 seeseesetne A Good Chance to Assist in Making Nevada County Famous— Not Fail to Advertise. — Nevada County Land and snt Association haye of about 75 Soe hs the book printed, and they’ will * the steam laundry closed have issued, and will be instrumental here will derive great benefit -‘hooks of that character have been . lief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. i RE of the ,kind-ever traction for settlers. ‘The tide of immigration will be turned this way, and the entire people now . In the counties where issued the expense of compiling and printing has been borne by subscriptions on the part of. cit-fzens. The Land Association will ‘have twenty thousand copies of becirculated allover the United States and in Europe. The expense of doing all this will be in the neighborhood of fifteen hun‘dred dollars or more. In order to meet a portion of this expense, Messrs. Geo. E. Brand and E, M. Preston will call upon the merchant sof this city and GrassValley and solicit advertisements for the book, and itis expected that every business man will have his business represented in it. Surely this is 4s little as could be asked of them, considering the magnificent benefits to bederived. No one should refuse an advertisement, The prices will be as follows: one page $20,,.4¢ page $10, % page $6. No Boiled Shirts. The Grass Valley Tidings seems +o have an idea that Chinese are doing laundry work here, becaure the steam laundry is not running. Such is not a fact. The white peole do all the washing.—Truckee Repablicai. ; Mr. McGlashan when in town last week told the Transcript that some of the richest and most fastidious: men in Truckee now wear woolen shirts altogether for the reason that they cannot since white shirts ‘done up’’ to suit them excepting by Chinamen, and the latter they will not patronize under any circumstances. He says the Chinese laundrymen_ there get no washing to do excepting their own, and that they. will all be starved out soon, as the boycott . has come to stay. 8 OZODONT the ladies pride, 4 my rivals it deriie, Oo axe of flower laden alr, ten aenies com are, iw evervthing, On ve sido its praises ring; WN eglect to use itladies won't T hey all must have their SOZODONT. ae Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate reCarr Bros., agents. Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keepsit. Finest tea in town. Try it. tf Sted In answer to your questions about the Cream Balm would say that I used it for cold in the head with very beneficial results. I “ Kkave kept it on hand for nearly ~ two years.—F. A. Reynolds, Riverside, Cal. BORN. At Sierra City, July 20th, 1886, to the wife of A. Maltman, a daughter. © LL MARRIED. the system yet discovered. In Grass Valley, July 18th, 1886, at the A. ISOARD, AGENT. residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. M, D. Buck, Mr. Wm. J. Thomasson and Miss Annie Pellew, — efore awarded in an action to foreclose a mortgage on the Pioneer Surton’s ViTaLizer is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptomsof Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 5) cents per bottle. Carr Bros. agents. se Sea SN Got Shot, —— Mr, Eutsler, of Calaveras county, says: ‘I accidentally shot my horse, discharging the contents of a double-barrelled gun intothe hip, making an ugly hole, and quite deep. Icured him ina Liniment. One peculiar featare the flied and prevents proud flesh,’’ Walter D. Vinton, Agent. j30-1m ERTL a AERA MAES Arrivals at the NATIONAL HOTEL. Recrok Bros. 7. PROPRIETORS. July 19. Henry Watson, City, ; John Hussey, do oe F.C. Leutje, . .do Dr. Harris, do Bo G. E. Brand, rae J. A. Rapp, do * Wm. Avery, d E. Pincus Bloomfield, J. L. Black, 7” do G. Ramelli,Ranch, ' J. P. Stidger, Virginia, Nev., J. H. ‘Moore, San Francisco, uliug Dreyfuss, do Ed Eirenbach, do Mrs. J. McBean, Washington, Mrs. ©. McBean, El Paso, Tex.; J.T. Whitney, Rocklin, Jno, Prichard, Sutter Creek, F. Northey, San Juan, R. Neville, Fren h Corral. (TRADE MARK. ] Damiana Bitters. Restorative, Invigorator & Nervine. I\HE t Stomach Regulator and Dyspe Cure. The Mexican Remedy for Diseasegof the Kidneys and Bladder. Acknowledged by leading Physicians and Chemists to be the Greatest Invigorator of ‘ 1% ANNUAL ELECTION for Chief Engineer and Gs. at the U:ty Hall on Monday, July 26, 1886. Polis will be open from 6 to 8 P, mM. By order of the Board of Fi e Delegates, lection for Ont Engineer, Assistant of the Nevada City tire Department will be held Judges—W. T. Shurtleff, John Blasaut. Clerks —John Shurtleff, J. B. Gray. J. &. ISAACS, President. J. G. O'NEILL, Secretary. jy30td Notice to Contraco s. IDS will be received til! Monday 26, 1886, for paint ng inside and side the schoolhouse of Oakland District, July outNevapa Cory, July 10, 1886. National Meat Markets Opposite Citizens Bank. C. J, NAFFZIGER. fro srietor Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages Syrup, per gallon, Syrap, 5 gallon kegs, 2 26 Pickles, 5igailon kegs, I 25 Good Tea,3; per 1b, 25 “ Japan Tea“ “ 35 short time with the National Horse . -Butter, WICLIAM WOLF. Gold Flat. For spesjiications, ete., enquire PAIaS. bP fie True, WE Mceevey, . Wly’s Cream Balm JOHN TREDENICK, 60 4 & Tb, box, I 50 ‘¢ English Breakfastj‘' I. 50 ad “ pergib. 35 Soap, 255 Savon tone. I 25 Harkness Candl’s, per bx, 3 40 Goodwin's ‘ ‘“ 2% jper box, “és ¥ San‘Franc's;;‘‘ wee Starch, per box, 480 per roll, < 40 Tobacco, perfplug, ~“ 650 if AND EVERYTHING: BLSE IN PROPORTION. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —AND— SY AGE EOUsH, RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. THE NATIONAL EXfires] CHANGE HOTEL is the ; i finest structure north of ff Sacramento. Fire « proof, . romypo in all its appointments, elegantly ‘tirnished, and has recently been renovated throughout. Tne Table fare will be unex‘eptonable and accommodation for families pay provided. Sharges to suit the times. Free Buas to na .rom the Depot, Stages leaves the House for North San -uan, Camptonville Fosest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Down eville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbse Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. THE AATIONAL BAR —AND— FYLLIARD ROOM Consicatly supplied with the very best wines and cigars POLITICAL. For County Treasurer, ENRY MCNULTY, of Moore's Flat, will be a candidate for the office ‘of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For County Assessor. AUL SUICE., Sen, of Badger Hill, will be acandidate for the office of County Assessor subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, Is aota Liquid or Snuff. It has ganed an enviable Reputation wherever hnown, displacing all other preparations. An articlé of undoubted morit, Itallays pain and causes no snvezing. Cream Baim, WHEN APPLIED into the nostrils will be ahsorbed, effectually cleansing the nasal es of ca virus, causing healthy secretions, It allays inflammation, protects the membrana! linings of the head from adaitional colds, comptetely heals the sores and restores the senses of taste and smell. Beneficial results @re realized by a few applications.-** . r 5 2 Co., 106 Wall ’ +9 hy as mentz , GH fh } Hams, Bacon and Lard, Whole-. _caarotsr"e,Tearue, "as. Own, . rtt dre wilcntat th pica gale or Retail. Headache and Deatness, or any kind . nance of the Board of Supervisors, under And att inds of meat usually found in «. 9% mucous membranal trrite:ion. Send for . and by Virtue of which the bonds were isfirst class market. = _ citcular. \Sold by all wholesale ‘and retail] sued. ; hag GSR druggists. . 60 cts. 50cte by mail} ano ROBINSON, . apl ou NAFFZIGER, & ELY BROS., Druggists, Owezo, N. Y.'. Nevada City, July 7, 1 law . from which a spruce tree 36. inchesdim, > Q <> a, i E e i i 4 -W. Kramer, ( M, F. Sk J. D. Joyce, White, and A. W. Clinulani 4 _}m ine in Sierra county. = , ifs, : —_—_—_————= Flour per 100 Ibs, $2 25 a: Mee Restfat Nights, Dayy Bree from . Wrens Ce eats em Mataetee” Torture, : . “é . 4 9B] fm aad 8.0. see es Await the rheumatic sufferer. Rolled Barley, “ “1.50! Whereas, Towle Bros. & Co., W. 8. Corwho resorts to Hostetter’s Stom-. Bran, per “i “+ L 1836 . Sih FL Rathburn, Pred, J. sbearet, J. ach Bitters. That this benignant. white Sugar, 12 tbs, 1 D. Joyeo, t House, C. L, Lamphere, 2 Fr cordial and depurentisa farmore. Brown ‘“‘ ‘4 6 4 W. Kramer, and A.W. Clindinain, on the reliable: remedy than colchicum . Rice, WSs ot ee Fea hogge Sater her yt ood and other poisons used to expel . Currants, 10 e43 ml Sr ak = _ sec meri the rheumatic virus from the. Prunes, 10:81 sums, to-wit; is ck easlona aes blood, is a fact that experience . Cod Fish, 6. 4 sath 08 for Sling and recording eek woske has satisfactorily demonstrated. It . Beans, mS i caw ag 2 pve tgpe tar Ba ra also enjoys the advantage of being/Pearl Barley 12 ‘“ 1. with costa of sult taxed at $45 73, —unlike them—perfectly _ safe. Java Coffee, A) Ms 1 To Thomas Curry the sum of $79 60. With many persons a certsin pre-. Goste Rien “YS 2 . Foi & Betta uml a disposition to rheumatism exists, . Roasted eg SE To F. i. Rathburn the ram of $141.06. which renders them liable to its . Ground ky Seamer . eG y piece tee coe ee attacks after “exposure in” wet . Was'g Powd'r 12 papers 1 . 70% Heiss he anol Sm of 4 0 weather, to currents of air,changes . Chocolate; 4 hee . To M. F. Sheahaw tae sum oO; ss 82 of temperature, or to cold when . gtarch, a8 64 To i. 3. ouch the sum of at 5. i * 5 P m : the ‘body ig"hot. Bach persons) Corn March, 12 * 1 To A. W. Clindinnia the sum of $199 75. should take a wine glass or tw0 . Oysters 10 cans 1 ; Also the sum of $36 for fling and _rooordof the Bitters as soon as possible. Green Corn, 8 “ 1 . ctautraxed at Sill 70 Sat pouneél’ ties st oe aceite the Crone Bene, oo wi inert thereon ifom the ‘inte of mld above causes, proBeunns igment at the rate of seven per cent. per tective effectually nullifies ‘the Seas S641. Lee los pen oat aoa i > . Salmo: ‘ erior Court jages 17 et seq; and hurtful influence. For the func n, sae . pt enti i eon certs nan ae teat tional derangements which ac-. paple Fruit, Ss in plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, and company rheumatism, such ®. pie Fruit, 10 “ 1 . Papert thrcla coichtet es mise, -pitation of the heart, imperfect di-. ga ,dines® 6.858 nances hereinafter described, ali situated gestion, etc., the a Het Deviled Ham, 4 . I Nevada and State of Califorla, now and a t 8 ti 7 most useful remedy. It is only) Corned Beef, . 4 . Gcensed by 830 °0.lia Cooma aved Miata; necessary to obstinate cases to use Lard, 8 Ibs. 75 tdenited,”s § ourporsslcn. Ae more particuit with persistency. Kerosene, per gallov, 40 gp, Boge act sda alot known as the Celia Quartz Lode Mining Claim, -M.;” thence 1600 feet souch on a line paral lel with lode to similar post dre "C, M.;” thence 600 feet west to’similar post marked ‘‘O, M.:” thence north 1500 feet, oni a line parallel with first Aine, toa similar post marked ‘U. M;” thence East. 600 feer 1600 feet in lengt ong said vein or jode, and 600fcet in width; also that certain mining claim known as ‘Free Trade Mine,” and described gs joining said ‘‘Cel.a Mine” on the north/and bounded by the ‘Cora Maud” mine the norch Said claim describea as mencing at the -outh ead line of claim; runuiag thencs east 300 eet, tow stake marked “F, T.;” thence north 1500 feet ona live parallel with lode to astake marked ‘“‘¥, T.;” thence 600 feet west toa stake murked ‘I’, T.;” thence 159 feet south un a line parallel with lode to a stake marked ‘i’, T.;” thence 800 feet east to place of beginning; also that certain ditch and water rigat to the waters in Missouri Canyon, its affluents and tsibutaries. up to the Omega Company’: ditch, known ag the Missour: Canyon ditch, and consisting of 1,000 inches of water; said water ri, ht commencing where the locator posted a notice una cedar tree in said canyon, ani diverted the water into a ditch; also all mills, sluices, boxes, flumes, hose, pipes, railway tracks, cars, blacksmith ghop,. and all othsr machinery used in working orde veloping the said mines, or any of them; also that certain mill site known as the Ce. lia Quartz Mill sit: and dzser.bet as commoncing at a post on easterly side of Celia 2 Mine marked “C. M.S. No. 1,” from Which a cedar tree 24 inches diaigeter bears § 71 degrees W. 1s links distant, and post No 8 of Celia Quartz Mine, being 8. E. corner of said mine bears S. 18 degrees W. 4.78 chains distant; thence with mygnetic varia tion 17 dezre +s Ex, N. 88 1-2 degrees E. 6 lu chains to post: marked ‘fC, M8.” No. 9 bears S48 degrees” E. 20 Tinks distant; thence N.O degrees 18’ E. 8,20 chains, o post marked “C M 8” No. 3, from which a fir tree 24 in, dia, bears N. 87 3-4 degrees KE. 11 links; thence 8S. 88 1 2 deg: ees W. 6.10 chains to post marked ‘‘U, M. 8.” No, 4, on easterly boundary of Ocli: Quartz Mine, from which a sugar pine tree 18; inches dia, bears 8. 12 degrees W. 69 links distant; thence 8.0 degrses 18’ W. 8.20 chains to the place of beg nuing, containing an area of S-acres, and upon which is situated the mill, and other houses, machinery and other mining works, together w.th everything belonging thereto, be »old at public auction to satisfy said judgment, together witn interest and costs. Noticeish re y given that I wll s.ll at public auction, iu front of the Courthouse door, in Nevada City, County of Ne sada; and State of Ualifornia, on Thursday, August 12th, 1886, Between the hvurs of 9 o’clhck, A. M, and 5 o’clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o’clock M, of that day, all the right, titleand interest which the defendant, a corporation, herejn named, had, held, owned or possessed by them on the 7th day of July, A. D. 1886, the day on whi:h said judgment was docketed as aforesaid, or which they may have subsequently acquired inand to all the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy onid pudgrennt, together with interest and Cc i. Given under my hand this 19th day of July, A. D. 1886, GEORGE LORD, Sheriff, Nevada County, California, By J. L. Houuann, Under Sheriff. G. H. Colby & Caldwell & Ford, Atty's for plaintiffs. jy-20 MRS, MILLS & GRISSELL Prac:ical Dress Mikers and Milliners, BROAD ST., above Pine, NEVADA C:TY. AVING for a long number of rears . I been reongsiaed as the leading Dress Makers of Nevads county, have associated theniselves together for the purpose of carrying on the business of . Dre:smaking in al’ iis Rranches. They also have a fine stock of Miliinery & Fancy Goods, Dress T:immi:gs, Etc. To which they call the attention of Ladies: Agents for the Wallines Rule, and also the Dressmakers’ Magic Seale. A fine-assortment of SWITCHES& FRONT PIECES Which will be sold very cheap. jyis MRS. MILLS & GRISSELL, Notice to Bond Holders. . Office of County Treasurer ef Nevada county, California, a ieee is hereby given that I am __preof Needs eounty, iweosd Bay al, lean “Nevada county, issu 1 viz: Bonds sclanabel 168 to 300 : pert en It not-presented fbr “SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 1—3 DELEGATES. and de scribed as beginning at the N. E. corner, feet from the shaft on said mine, ata t s.tin monument of stone, and mar! *C, Wood to place of beginning, comprising in all }\ e Law, at the fo: : The elec:ion shall be held in the precincts of Nevada and Truckee between the hours of2 o'clock p. m. and 8o’clo:k p. m. In the precinct of Grass Valu the hours of 1 o’clock p.m. and 8 o’clock . mm. . In all other precincts the election shall be held between the of 6 o’cloek p. m. and 8 oclock p,m. insuch manner vuters present shall veclare. Nevada City Precicts=Nos, 1 and 2 are directed to hold their election jointly at the City Hall. East and West Grass Valley Precincts are directed to hold their election jointly at the Town Hall. Nevada City Precinct Nos. 1 end 2-—Inspector—J. C. Rich; Judges—R, E. Robinsonand W. F. Englebright. Biue Tent—I. spector—E, P. Hagar. SUPERVISOR DISIRICT No, 2—3 DELEGATES, East and West Graes Valley—In-pector— W. J. Crase; Judges—M. P. Stone and J. W. Wiley. Allison Rarch Precinct — Inspector—S. Beno t. : Buena Vista Precinct—Inspector—D. W. Pingree. ( Cottage Hill Precinct—Inspector—J. M. Higgins. . ; Forest Springs Precinct—Inspector— Jos. Perrin. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 3;-1 DELEGATE, Bloomfield Precinct—Inspector D. R. Mc~ Killican. ; Reliet Hill Precinct—Inspector—R. A, Penrose. ¥ Lake City Precinct—Inspector—P. A. ine. Volumbia Hill Precinct—Inspector—A. L. Woodruff. A / Moore’s Flat Precinet— Inpector—Jas. Graniteville Precinct— Inspector Geo. 4. Elis. J Washington Pregifict --Inspector—W. T, Van Oudshoorn. . Omega Preci Inspector—A. T. Fry. Bear Valley Precinct — luspector—Jas. Rose, $ Yuba Precinct—Inspector—Geo. A. Hare. SVPERVISOR DISTRICT NO, 4—1 DELEGATE . San Juan Precinct—Inspector—Jas. A, Stidger. Cherokee Rathburn. Precinct—Inspector — 8. VD. Sweetland Precinct —Inspector—Frank 8. : French Corral Precinct—Jnspector—W im. Moulton. Birchville Thomas. Rough and Ready Precinet—Inspector— J. 8. Huntress, . . Iudian Springs Precinct—Inspector—H. L. Hatch. Anthony House Chas, Novay. Pleasant Ridge Precinet—Inspector —I. C. Buckland. Mooney Flat Preciget ~Inspector — Hy Fiene. Spenceville Manning. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO, 5—2 DELEGATES, Truckee Precinct— Inspector—H. K Gage; Judges—H. A. Mason and T. P, Stevens. Boca Precinct—Inspect»r—D M, Dysar:. a York Precinct—Inspector—W. J. Precinct— Inspector—R, A. Precinet— Inspector 3 Precinct — Inspector — H. Lowell Hili Precinect—Inspector— —— Hunt's Hill Precinct—Inspector—A. G. Turner. You Bet Precinot — Inspector —J. 8. Goodwin. The inspectors and judges of elections are directed to forward the returns to the Secretary of the Republican «ounty Com mittee as sooii as possible atter the electin to be canvassed so that the credentials cau be made out for delegates. Qualification of voters, ‘‘All who voted for Blaine in 1884, or would have so voted if qpalifiec ,” { E. H. GAYLORD, Chairman. A. H, Parker, Secretary. jy20 The Nevada Tri-Weekly Herald, North San Juan Times, Grass Valley Daily Tidings and Truckee Republizan will please copy. Broad St. Market. Nevada City, California. JAMES MONRO, Proprietor I AM prepared to supply the pe>rple of Nevada Cit) and vieinity with Choice Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At aslow rates as can be purchased hére in Nevada City. ~Meate delivered within a reasonable “ance free of charge, If you wanta nice Roast, Steak, Cutie: vnop, give me @ call. {intend to always keep the best meacs tc b procured in the market.at the shop, and customers, Whether old or young, can rely spon getting what they order. A share of publicpatr ef ful 2 hey patronage {¢ respectfull) ene ie ats will be male with Mo n ‘oat Weeket. asm) .: asa LUMBER! LUMBER ! The entire Stock of Lumber at the V PLUME CO.’s YARD, Consisting of FENCING AND BUILDING Lumber ot all Kinds, FLOORING AND DRESSED LUMBER, PICKETS, POSTS, SHAKES , AND SHINGLES, rhe BE —? FOR THE NEXT 30 ays far Cash at greatly r duced prices, to chee out the busing we All persons wanting lumber will find it to their advantage to call at once and make their selections, ‘14 Remington Sewing Machine. leet Mrs. Pott's fat irons. I palr Blankets. \ 1 Tebaceo Cutter, new. i Baby Buggy. 1 Lady’s Cutting Table. 1 Wash Tub4% Bedstead. 1 Stewart stove, (large.) 1 Upright piano, 960. I Clothes wringer. Lot men’s Linen collars (all sizes.) i Lawn mower. : 1 Second-hand bereau. 1 Second-hand washstand. 1 Second-hand bedstead. 1 second-hand Lounge, $4.50. 1 Second-hand Bureau, 14 vol. Banerofts History, new, sell A Hallet & Comston square Piané 1 Small range. 1Student Lamp. 1 Bay Window Cornice: 1 1 Light. Bedrosm Set, 2 New be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.) 4.00. at half price. worth $450, sell for $250. eas ~ Masons Hammer. 1 Elegant Oli ting, (new.) as. 1 new Upholstered Mattress. Lot of Stove Pipe Several Show Caxes. WVStore Counter. Ll Wheeler & Wilson Machine, (g00d.) UPMOLSTERING TO ORDER, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. @@FSecond hand household goods bought, or will be sold on commission by auction or private sale. CHAS. W. PALM, mal8 Auctioneer. HOME MUTUAL ‘Insurance Company, OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000 @ihice--216 Sansome St SAN FRANCISCO Principal stn js KE ENSURANCE ON a 3. F Hovantron President. J. WN. Suerarp, Vice President Cuaries H. Story; Secretary R, H. Maen, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co DAVID WATT JOHN C. COLEMAN Risks aceepte:] on. all classes of desirable property in this county at rates as low as solae anda aon sary ® sft gas tof, guaran hg @ prompt an: rr mse to a just Salons for loss, = GEO W. HILL Manager. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY Notice of Dissolution of Copartnership, HE firm heretofore existing under the name and style of Brand Brothers doing business in -the city of Nevata, is this day dissalved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the undersigned ty requested to make payment immediateNevada City, July 3, 1886. 6; EF. BRAND, G. 8. BRAND The new firm of Brand & Stich will con tinue business at the old sta:d on Broad street, National Hotel Building. jy8 MUSIG LESSONS, Miss Mary Thomas wu be pleased to receive pupils for PIANO LESSONS. Leave orders at ap24-tf CARR BROS, Drug Store. — THE BEST PLACE! Simmons’ VARIETY STORE, Broad Street, Nevada City, nearly opposite Stumpf ’s Hotel. Fresu Fruit, VEGETABLES, Cicars, Toracco, And a large line of other. Goods. FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS Received every Thursday evening. HY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Jun6 W. B. SIMMOXS. We make to order:Men’s Fine Sewed Sh ef, by nch Kid, $6.50, REPAIRING : Soles and Heels, $1.25, ies’ Scles and Heels, 75 cents, _ Children’s Soles and Heels, 50 cents. All kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES _AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. > Chicago Brewery ! Israel Etoskin, Proprietor. a) HAVING COMMENCED THE MANUFACTURE IN THIS CI1Y OF LAGER BEER, I am prepared to furnish the public with this Strengther:ing, Invigorating and Cooling beverage by the Barrel, Keg or on Draight. . My long experience as a Brewer enables me to guarantee to custo4 mers that by purchasing of me they will get the pos Best Beer Made in the Citv. (O@-Fawilies are igs a requested to give my Beer. a trial. I return thanks for the patronage extended me while proprietor of the = 8. Brewery and solicit a continuance of the same, at my new rewery. : ISRAEL HOSKIN. Pacific Combination Fence Factory, Maiu St. foot of Aristocracy Hill, Nevada-City, Cal. CHANNEL: & SMITH, Prop’rs. Best ana Cheapest Stock, Rabbit, Chicken and fv Fence Made. Pickets Woven into Five Double Strands Galvanized Bessemer Steel Wire. Strength, Durabiiity and Cheapness Combined. @@ Can Use Any Height and Size Pickets Desired #9 The question of proper fencing commends itself to every land owner. We take pleasure in placing before you the claims of a Frexce that combines the advantage of every fence in an eminent degree, and overcomes the objection of all others. It is SIMPLE, STRONG AND DURABLE, easily put up, is portable, and only needs a trial to convince anyone that it is the ‘ CHEAPEST AND BEST FEKCE That can be made. It costs no morethan the objectionable Barbed Wire fencing. It will turn all kinds of stock. It makes a splendid SHEEP CORRAL, and at one-half the cost of panels. By using dressed pickets with ornamented be it makes a very handsome fence for Lawns, Gardens, and other special purposes. No other fence can be so pasty moved. The staples may be with drawn, and the fence rolled up like carpet and removed, 80 to 100 rods making a wagon load. : Call and See Our Machine at Work, And ascertain our. prices before buying or making fence of any kind. Remember the place, the building on Main street, Nevada City, formerly occupied by Naffziger’s pork packing establishment. jyl0 SS FANCY WORK . Notice to Wood . Contractors. OTICE ts hereby given that sealed proSalscinnss A poeals will be received at the Clerk's office until ten o’clock a. m. on Wednesday, July 21, 1886, for delivering ix the Courtyard nicely corded up, nese and is MRS. A. C. j halt C AULMAN Sa D) Soele_ of be four (4) pi wend $4 be delivered oh the aeene place; also AND DAUGHTER _. wosdte be delivered etek one and one-half cordsof oak wood of the gern Bory sry IN NEVADA CITY «a . 8Medeecription to be regi oy at > me for the purpose of i Treasurer’s office, e wood instructions in & ah Siving be delivered on or before the first day of . October, 1886. The Board reserve the i pt ar A 8 right to reject anv and all bids. Plain &]Fancy F mbroidering, Se Sete os ones of Rapes. Kensington Painting, *""F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. Doctor Bemis’ Oil P; ne PD Baetla, Dopey. > COOPER,& CRAWFORD, — ack ae Made by Steam For Pe ae cen xegutors of the Estate of J. 8. Dunn, deSPE Decorating Silks & Chinaware: CHANGE OF ; F IRM. Nevada City, Sept. 15, 1835. CIAL NOTI E ee ae Stee el eas C 33 Leasons also given in MM. DRAN, Notice to Bridge Contractors, _ piesa! ties the citi Barbotine Modelings a (Successor to C. A. Barrett,) EALED 1s vevada City tha’ ave : and : : pong Late pry spe aar o Snel by . succeeded in securing the services Wax Work.! MERC HANT TAILOR, Nevada, counties (aad ress . F.M. Pridgeon, {Of inp ehidia te ot : 46 Broan Sr., Nevapa Crrv. * ev: $ sche, Si Mr. Julius Lubosch, . ‘Stamsingot alt kindsaratly done. > : 5 C i é Lessons a struction of a bri ge pont tag Fe Middle A thoroughly expert Barber, and . tem for Dieegutting ee ae aS Ohiey’ Fine’ leading from Moore's Flat to . _* feel confident will give . Please call and examine samples of cur I Mave e Fine Steck of wfhen 2 tet ace Ses wideand. tot . tn hia line of trade, “He wil heme . @ARTHES RestDexce, asia . Poreign and Domestic Goods, standing. The lumber must be first quali after Occupy the barber st op in ——— : ‘ ey spruce, and the tron boits and rods be of . the rear of my building, on the Tol pes ND AM PREPARED TO FURSGE proaches fous, trail to bai tote A. aot eed Broad <8 Pine streets, Noticeto Creditors. Bas ntlemen bg Hcg = City Se se two guys at each end of the bridge. ides conducti ey —. : and of the best quality. : <a gent ek be completed * ber barbering business wit on oo STATE OF ROBERT HUTCHINS, de3 ica e had vier en's ———— price payable . ial attention to the cuttin: of Se ae y nye yo seen at of the County ‘Olen al Ladies, Gen oi Robert Hutchins nis, decoded, tothe Sierra and Nevada counties, or at ios ee = ste iss Maman & Chiltren’s of and all _peresoa. hn plied : tnt 2, 1800, oe eel noore’s Fiat Avg-. In the latest and most desirable . ee tee dee ae within tour menths af. ‘The Boand reserve the right to reject any . 8tYles. . The shop I have fitted up . the ‘ ‘es agentes: in the most approved fashio: 5 F. M. PRIDGEON, . furnished with Koch's tebe Coumittes of the Bodeds of Suupersteors of proved pa tented reclini pela Sierr and Nevada countien. yiseolyi eet The ————— om Au second pag — Joun Ho lector, is ™ jngly disa; canines thi this munici . ofthem and any of the him. Ww. C. GE signed the 1 lic school « charge of Hill where salary for b Messrs. Rolfe were securing 81 trict Fair f ing with g reporter 8a Pror. T intendent printed for of the ques Teachers’ held in thit Miss Ha most popul ers, has be term at . McLeod, a izen, is cle A PETIT Truckee re Supervisor licenses on $25, as the tory. Pror. EF: evening’s t Tahoe and be absent ¢ man needs or. Rev. A, elected rec Charch, w mon in thi day in Au THE ar, nary. hear Lyons wa: Justice So cision tod C. L. F by the 1 Ready dis during th _ Frank and famil this city. a railroad JEFF, Francisec in town health. A NEW front of 4 property . HENRY got 40 da: court yes Geo. C kee yeste iness. Da. Pe st. near ] Mrs. 4 cisco yes Prano StTicu’s. ‘Use D Our T ‘ ONE Hank PI A tele was rece _ afternoo To Ge Calkinsis in ja Court b 18 One ti: money a your citi “Mr. E been en; ga. He there, b tine azo Chinam Beatty . for parti To d nursing. Swift's. _ Event Frank

. .$7.00 165 seeseesetne A Good Chance to Assist in Making Nevada County Famous— Not Fail to Advertise. — Nevada County Land and snt Association haye of about 75 Soe hs the book printed, and they’ will * the steam laundry closed have issued, and will be instrumental here will derive great benefit -‘hooks of that character have been . lief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. i RE of the ,kind-ever traction for settlers. ‘The tide of immigration will be turned this way, and the entire people now . In the counties where issued the expense of compiling and printing has been borne by subscriptions on the part of. cit-fzens. The Land Association will ‘have twenty thousand copies of becirculated allover the United States and in Europe. The expense of doing all this will be in the neighborhood of fifteen hun‘dred dollars or more. In order to meet a portion of this expense, Messrs. Geo. E. Brand and E, M. Preston will call upon the merchant sof this city and GrassValley and solicit advertisements for the book, and itis expected that every business man will have his business represented in it. Surely this is 4s little as could be asked of them, considering the magnificent benefits to bederived. No one should refuse an advertisement, The prices will be as follows: one page $20,,.4¢ page $10, % page $6. No Boiled Shirts. The Grass Valley Tidings seems +o have an idea that Chinese are doing laundry work here, becaure the steam laundry is not running. Such is not a fact. The white peole do all the washing.—Truckee Repablicai. ; Mr. McGlashan when in town last week told the Transcript that some of the richest and most fastidious: men in Truckee now wear woolen shirts altogether for the reason that they cannot since white shirts ‘done up’’ to suit them excepting by Chinamen, and the latter they will not patronize under any circumstances. He says the Chinese laundrymen_ there get no washing to do excepting their own, and that they. will all be starved out soon, as the boycott . has come to stay. 8 OZODONT the ladies pride, 4 my rivals it deriie, Oo axe of flower laden alr, ten aenies com are, iw evervthing, On ve sido its praises ring; WN eglect to use itladies won't T hey all must have their SOZODONT. ae Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate reCarr Bros., agents. Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keepsit. Finest tea in town. Try it. tf Sted In answer to your questions about the Cream Balm would say that I used it for cold in the head with very beneficial results. I “ Kkave kept it on hand for nearly ~ two years.—F. A. Reynolds, Riverside, Cal.. BORN. At Sierra City, July 20th, 1886, to the wife of A. Maltman, a daughter. © LL MARRIED. the system yet discovered. In Grass Valley, July 18th, 1886, at the A. ISOARD, AGENT. residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. M, D. Buck, Mr. Wm. J. Thomasson and Miss Annie Pellew, — efore awarded in an action to foreclose a mortgage on the Pioneer Surton’s ViTaLizer is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptomsof Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 5) cents per bottle. Carr Bros. agents. se Sea SN Got Shot, —— Mr, Eutsler, of Calaveras county, says: ‘I accidentally shot my horse, discharging the contents of a double-barrelled gun intothe hip, making an ugly hole, and quite deep. Icured him ina Liniment. One peculiar featare the flied and prevents proud flesh,’’ Walter D. Vinton, Agent. j30-1m ERTL a AERA MAES Arrivals at the NATIONAL HOTEL. Recrok Bros.. 7.. PROPRIETORS. July 19. Henry Watson, City, ; John Hussey, do oe F.C. Leutje, . .do Dr. Harris, do Bo G. E. Brand, rae J. A. Rapp, do * Wm. Avery, d E. Pincus Bloomfield, J. L. Black, 7” do G. Ramelli,Ranch, ' J. P. Stidger, Virginia, Nev., J. H. ‘Moore, San Francisco, uliug Dreyfuss, do Ed Eirenbach, do Mrs. J. McBean, Washington, Mrs. ©. McBean, El Paso, Tex.; J.T. Whitney, Rocklin, Jno, Prichard, Sutter Creek, F. Northey, San Juan, R. Neville, Fren h Corral. (TRADE MARK. ] Damiana Bitters. Restorative, Invigorator & Nervine. I\HE t Stomach Regulator and Dyspe Cure. The Mexican Remedy for Diseasegof the Kidneys and Bladder. Acknowledged by leading Physicians and Chemists to be the Greatest Invigorator of ‘ 1% ANNUAL ELECTION for Chief Engineer and Gs. at the U:ty Hall on Monday, July 26, 1886. Polis will be open from 6 to 8 P, mM. By order of the Board of Fi e Delegates, lection for Ont Engineer, Assistant of the Nevada City tire Department will be held Judges—W. T. Shurtleff, John Blasaut. Clerks —John Shurtleff, J. B. Gray. J. &. ISAACS, President. J. G. O'NEILL, Secretary. jy30td Notice to Contraco s. IDS will be received til! Monday 26, 1886, for paint ng inside and side the schoolhouse of Oakland District, July outNevapa Cory, July 10, 1886. National Meat Markets Opposite Citizens Bank. C. J, NAFFZIGER. fro srietor Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages Syrup, per gallon, Syrap, 5 gallon kegs, 2 26 Pickles, 5igailon kegs, I 25 Good Tea,3; per 1b, 25 “ Japan Tea“ “ 35 short time with the National Horse . -Butter, WICLIAM WOLF. Gold Flat. For spesjiications, ete., enquire PAIaS. bP fie True, WE Mceevey, . Wly’s Cream Balm JOHN TREDENICK, 60 4 & Tb, box, I 50 ‘¢ English Breakfastj‘' I. 50 ad “ pergib. 35 Soap, 255 Savon tone. I 25 Harkness Candl’s, per bx, 3 40 Goodwin's ‘ ‘“ 2% jper box, “és ¥ San‘Franc's;;‘‘ wee Starch, per box, 480 per roll, < 40 Tobacco, perfplug, ~“ 650 if AND EVERYTHING: BLSE IN PROPORTION. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —AND— SY AGE EOUsH, RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. THE NATIONAL EXfires] CHANGE HOTEL is the ; i finest structure north of ff Sacramento. Fire « proof, . romypo in all its appointments, elegantly ‘tirnished, and has recently been renovated throughout. Tne Table fare will be unex‘eptonable and accommodation for families pay provided. Sharges to suit the times. Free Buas to na .rom the Depot, Stages leaves the House for North San -uan, Camptonville Fosest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Down eville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbse Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. THE AATIONAL BAR —AND— FYLLIARD ROOM Consicatly supplied with the very best wines and cigars POLITICAL. For County Treasurer, ENRY MCNULTY, of Moore's Flat, will be a candidate for the office ‘of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For County Assessor. AUL SUICE., Sen, of Badger Hill, will be acandidate for the office of County Assessor subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, Is aota Liquid or Snuff. It has ganed an enviable Reputation wherever hnown, displacing all other preparations. An articlé of undoubted morit, Itallays pain and causes no snvezing. Cream Baim, WHEN APPLIED into the nostrils will be ahsorbed, effectually cleansing the nasal es of ca virus, causing healthy secretions, It allays inflammation, protects the membrana! linings of the head from adaitional colds, comptetely heals the sores and restores the senses of taste and smell. Beneficial results @re realized by a few applications.-** . r 5 2 Co., 106 Wall ’ +9 hy as mentz , GH fh } Hams, Bacon and Lard, Whole-. _caarotsr"e,Tearue, "as. Own, . rtt dre wilcntat th pica gale or Retail. Headache and Deatness, or any kind . nance of the Board of Supervisors, under And att inds of meat usually found in «. 9% mucous membranal trrite:ion. Send for . and by Virtue of which the bonds were isfirst class market. = _ citcular. \Sold by all wholesale ‘and retail] sued. ; hag GSR druggists. . 60 cts. 50cte by mail} ano ROBINSON, . apl ou NAFFZIGER, & ELY BROS., Druggists, Owezo, N. Y.'. Nevada City, July 7, 1 law . from which a spruce tree 36. inchesdim, > Q <> a, i E e i i 4 -W. Kramer, ( M, F. Sk J. D. Joyce, White, and A. W. Clinulani 4 _}m ine in Sierra county. = , ifs, : —_—_—_————= Flour per 100 Ibs, $2 25 a: Mee Restfat Nights, Dayy Bree from . Wrens Ce eats em Mataetee” Torture, : . “é . 4 9B] fm aad 8.0. see es Await the rheumatic sufferer. Rolled Barley, “ “1.50! Whereas, Towle Bros. & Co., W. 8. Corwho resorts to Hostetter’s Stom-. Bran, per “i “+ L 1836 . Sih FL Rathburn, Pred, J. sbearet, J. ach Bitters. That this benignant. white Sugar, 12 tbs, 1 D. Joyeo, t House, C. L, Lamphere, 2 Fr cordial and depurentisa farmore. Brown ‘“‘ ‘4 6 4 W. Kramer, and A.W. Clindinain, on the reliable: remedy than colchicum . Rice, WSs ot ee Fea hogge Sater her yt ood and other poisons used to expel . Currants, 10 e43 ml Sr ak = _ sec meri the rheumatic virus from the. Prunes, 10:81 sums, to-wit; is ck easlona aes blood, is a fact that experience . Cod Fish, 6. 4 sath 08 for Sling and recording eek woske has satisfactorily demonstrated. It . Beans, mS i caw ag 2 pve tgpe tar Ba ra also enjoys the advantage of being/Pearl Barley 12 ‘“ 1. with costa of sult taxed at $45 73, —unlike them—perfectly _ safe. Java Coffee, A) Ms 1 To Thomas Curry the sum of $79 60. With many persons a certsin pre-. Goste Rien “YS 2 . Foi & Betta uml a disposition to rheumatism exists, . Roasted eg SE To F. i. Rathburn the ram of $141.06. which renders them liable to its . Ground ky Seamer . eG y piece tee coe ee attacks after “exposure in” wet . Was'g Powd'r 12 papers 1 . 70% Heiss he anol Sm of 4 0 weather, to currents of air,changes . Chocolate; 4 hee . To M. F. Sheahaw tae sum oO; ss 82 of temperature, or to cold when . gtarch, a8 64 To i. 3. ouch the sum of at 5. i * 5 P m : the ‘body ig"hot. Bach persons) Corn March, 12 * 1 To A. W. Clindinnia the sum of $199 75. should take a wine glass or tw0 . Oysters 10 cans 1 ; Also the sum of $36 for fling and _rooordof the Bitters as soon as possible. Green Corn, 8 “ 1 . ctautraxed at Sill 70 Sat pouneél’ ties st oe aceite the Crone Bene, oo wi inert thereon ifom the ‘inte of mld above causes, proBeunns igment at the rate of seven per cent. per tective effectually nullifies ‘the Seas S641. Lee los pen oat aoa i > . Salmo: ‘ erior Court jages 17 et seq; and hurtful influence. For the func n, sae . pt enti i eon certs nan ae teat tional derangements which ac-. paple Fruit, Ss in plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, and company rheumatism, such ®. pie Fruit, 10 “ 1 . Papert thrcla coichtet es mise, -pitation of the heart, imperfect di-. ga ,dines® 6.858 nances hereinafter described, ali situated gestion, etc., the a Het Deviled Ham, 4 . I Nevada and State of Califorla, now and a t 8 ti 7 most useful remedy. It is only) Corned Beef, . 4 . Gcensed by 830 °0.lia Cooma aved Miata; necessary to obstinate cases to use Lard, 8 Ibs. 75 tdenited,”s § ourporsslcn. Ae more particuit with persistency. Kerosene, per gallov, 40 gp, Boge act sda alot known as the Celia Quartz Lode Mining Claim, -M.;” thence 1600 feet souch on a line paral lel with lode to similar post dre "C, M.;” thence 600 feet west to’similar post marked ‘‘O, M.:” thence north 1500 feet, oni a line parallel with first Aine, toa similar post marked ‘U. M;” thence East. 600 feer 1600 feet in lengt ong said vein or jode, and 600fcet in width; also that certain mining claim known as ‘Free Trade Mine,” and described gs joining said ‘‘Cel.a Mine” on the north/and bounded by the ‘Cora Maud” mine the norch Said claim describea as mencing at the -outh ead line of claim; runuiag thencs east 300 eet, tow stake marked “F, T.;” thence north 1500 feet ona live parallel with lode to astake marked ‘“‘¥, T.;” thence 600 feet west toa stake murked ‘I’, T.;” thence 159 feet south un a line parallel with lode to a stake marked ‘i’, T.;” thence 800 feet east to place of beginning; also that certain ditch and water rigat to the waters in Missouri Canyon, its affluents and tsibutaries. up to the Omega Company’: ditch, known ag the Missour: Canyon ditch, and consisting of 1,000 inches of water; said water ri, ht commencing where the locator posted a notice una cedar tree in said canyon, ani diverted the water into a ditch; also all mills, sluices, boxes, flumes, hose, pipes, railway tracks, cars, blacksmith ghop,. and all othsr machinery used in working orde veloping the said mines, or any of them; also that certain mill site known as the Ce. lia Quartz Mill sit: and dzser.bet as commoncing at a post on easterly side of Celia 2 Mine marked “C. M.S. No. 1,” from Which a cedar tree 24 inches diaigeter bears § 71 degrees W. 1s links distant, and post No 8 of Celia Quartz Mine, being 8. E. corner of said mine bears S. 18 degrees W. 4.78 chains distant; thence with mygnetic varia tion 17 dezre +s Ex, N. 88 1-2 degrees E. 6 lu chains to post: marked ‘fC, M8.” No. 9 bears S48 degrees” E. 20 Tinks distant; thence N.O degrees 18’ E. 8,20 chains, o post marked “C M 8” No. 3, from which a fir tree 24 in, dia, bears N. 87 3-4 degrees KE. 11 links; thence 8S. 88 1 2 deg: ees W. 6.10 chains to post marked ‘‘U, M. 8.” No, 4, on easterly boundary of Ocli: Quartz Mine, from which a sugar pine tree 18; inches dia, bears 8. 12 degrees W. 69 links distant; thence 8.0 degrses 18’ W. 8.20 chains to the place of beg nuing, containing an area of S-acres, and upon which is situated the mill, and other houses, machinery and other mining works, together w.th everything belonging thereto, be »old at public auction to satisfy said judgment, together witn interest and costs. Noticeish re y given that I wll s.ll at public auction, iu front of the Courthouse door, in Nevada City, County of Ne sada; and State of Ualifornia, on Thursday, August 12th, 1886, Between the hvurs of 9 o’clhck, A. M, and 5 o’clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o’clock M, of that day, all the right, titleand interest which the defendant, a corporation, herejn named, had, held, owned or possessed by them on the 7th day of July, A. D. 1886, the day on whi:h said judgment was docketed as aforesaid, or which they may have subsequently acquired inand to all the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy onid pudgrennt, together with interest and Cc i. Given under my hand this 19th day of July, A. D. 1886, GEORGE LORD, Sheriff, Nevada County, California, By J. L. Houuann, Under Sheriff. G. H. Colby & Caldwell & Ford, Atty's for plaintiffs. jy-20 MRS, MILLS & GRISSELL Prac:ical Dress Mikers and Milliners, BROAD ST., above Pine, NEVADA C:TY. AVING for a long number of rears . I been reongsiaed as the leading Dress Makers of Nevads county, have associated theniselves together for the purpose of carrying on the business of . Dre:smaking in al’ iis Rranches. They also have a fine stock of Miliinery & Fancy Goods, Dress T:immi:gs, Etc. To which they call the attention of Ladies: Agents for the Wallines Rule, and also the Dressmakers’ Magic Seale. A fine-assortment of SWITCHES& FRONT PIECES Which will be sold very cheap. jyis MRS. MILLS & GRISSELL, Notice to Bond Holders. . Office of County Treasurer ef Nevada county, California, a ieee is hereby given that I am __preof Needs eounty, iweosd Bay al, lean “Nevada county, issu 1 viz: Bonds sclanabel 168 to 300 : pert en It not-presented fbr “SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 1—3 DELEGATES. and de scribed as beginning at the N. E. corner, feet from the shaft on said mine, ata t s.tin monument of stone, and mar! *C, Wood to place of beginning, comprising in all }\ e Law, at the fo: : The elec:ion shall be held in the precincts of Nevada and Truckee between the hours of2 o'clock p. m. and 8o’clo:k p. m. In the precinct of Grass Valu the hours of 1 o’clock p.m. and 8 o’clock . mm. . In all other precincts the election shall be held between the of 6 o’cloek p. m. and 8 oclock p,m. insuch manner vuters present shall veclare. Nevada City Precicts=Nos, 1 and 2 are directed to hold their election jointly at the City Hall. East and West Grass Valley Precincts are directed to hold their election jointly at the Town Hall. Nevada City Precinct Nos. 1 end 2-—Inspector—J. C. Rich; Judges—R, E. Robinsonand W. F. Englebright. Biue Tent—I. spector—E, P. Hagar. SUPERVISOR DISIRICT No, 2—3 DELEGATES, East and West Graes Valley—In-pector— W. J. Crase; Judges—M. P. Stone and J. W. Wiley. Allison Rarch Precinct — Inspector—S. Beno t. : Buena Vista Precinct—Inspector—D. W.

Pingree. ( Cottage Hill Precinct—Inspector—J. M. Higgins. . ; Forest Springs Precinct—Inspector— Jos. Perrin. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 3;-1 DELEGATE, Bloomfield Precinct—Inspector D. R. Mc~ Killican. ; Reliet Hill Precinct—Inspector—R. A, Penrose. ¥ Lake City Precinct—Inspector—P. A. ine. Volumbia Hill Precinct—Inspector—A. L. Woodruff. A / Moore’s Flat Precinet— Inpector—Jas. Graniteville Precinct— Inspector Geo. 4. Elis. J Washington Pregifict --Inspector—W. T, Van Oudshoorn. . Omega Preci Inspector—A. T. Fry. Bear Valley Precinct — luspector—Jas. Rose, $ Yuba Precinct—Inspector—Geo. A. Hare. SVPERVISOR DISTRICT NO, 4—1 DELEGATE . San Juan Precinct—Inspector—Jas. A, Stidger. Cherokee Rathburn. Precinct—Inspector — 8. VD. Sweetland Precinct —Inspector—Frank 8. : French Corral Precinct—Jnspector—W im. Moulton. Birchville Thomas. Rough and Ready Precinet—Inspector— J. 8. Huntress, . . Iudian Springs Precinct—Inspector—H. L. Hatch. Anthony House Chas, Novay. Pleasant Ridge Precinet—Inspector —I. C. Buckland. Mooney Flat Preciget ~Inspector — Hy Fiene. Spenceville Manning. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO, 5—2 DELEGATES, Truckee Precinct— Inspector—H. K Gage; Judges—H. A. Mason and T. P, Stevens. Boca Precinct—Inspect»r—D M, Dysar:. a York Precinct—Inspector—W. J. Precinct— Inspector—R, A. Precinet— Inspector 3 Precinct — Inspector — H. Lowell Hili Precinect—Inspector— —— Hunt's Hill Precinct—Inspector—A. G. Turner. You Bet Precinot — Inspector —J. 8. Goodwin. The inspectors and judges of elections are directed to forward the returns to the Secretary of the Republican «ounty Com mittee as sooii as possible atter the electin to be canvassed so that the credentials cau be made out for delegates. Qualification of voters, ‘‘All who voted for Blaine in 1884, or would have so voted if qpalifiec ,” { E. H. GAYLORD, Chairman. A. H, Parker, Secretary. jy20 The Nevada Tri-Weekly Herald, North San Juan Times, Grass Valley Daily Tidings and Truckee Republizan will please copy. Broad St. Market. Nevada City, California. JAMES MONRO, Proprietor I AM prepared to supply the pe>rple of Nevada Cit) and vieinity with Choice Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At aslow rates as can be purchased hére in Nevada City. ~Meate delivered within a reasonable “ance free of charge, If you wanta nice Roast, Steak, Cutie: vnop, give me @ call. {intend to always keep the best meacs tc b procured in the market.at the shop, and customers, Whether old or young, can rely spon getting what they order. A share of publicpatr ef ful 2 hey patronage {¢ respectfull) ene ie ats will be male with Mo n ‘oat Weeket. asm) .: asa LUMBER! LUMBER ! The entire Stock of Lumber at the V PLUME CO.’s YARD, Consisting of FENCING AND BUILDING Lumber ot all Kinds, FLOORING AND DRESSED LUMBER, PICKETS, POSTS, SHAKES , AND SHINGLES, rhe BE —? FOR THE NEXT 30 ays far Cash at greatly r duced prices, to chee out the busing we All persons wanting lumber will find it to their advantage to call at once and make their selections, ‘14 Remington Sewing Machine. leet Mrs. Pott's fat irons. I palr Blankets. \ 1 Tebaceo Cutter, new. i Baby Buggy. 1 Lady’s Cutting Table. 1 Wash Tub4% Bedstead. 1 Stewart stove, (large.) 1 Upright piano, 960. I Clothes wringer. Lot men’s Linen collars (all sizes.) i Lawn mower. : 1 Second-hand bereau. 1 Second-hand washstand. 1 Second-hand bedstead. 1 second-hand Lounge, $4.50. 1 Second-hand Bureau, 14 vol. Banerofts History, new, sell A Hallet & Comston square Piané 1 Small range. 1Student Lamp. 1 Bay Window Cornice: 1 1 Light. Bedrosm Set, 2 New be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.) 4.00. at half price. worth $450, sell for $250. eas ~ Masons Hammer. 1 Elegant Oli ting, (new.) as. 1 new Upholstered Mattress. Lot of Stove Pipe Several Show Caxes. WVStore Counter. Ll Wheeler & Wilson Machine, (g00d.) UPMOLSTERING TO ORDER, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. @@FSecond hand household goods bought, or will be sold on commission by auction or private sale. CHAS. W. PALM, mal8 Auctioneer. HOME MUTUAL ‘Insurance Company, OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000 @ihice--216 Sansome St SAN FRANCISCO Principal stn js KE ENSURANCE ON a 3. F Hovantron President. J. WN. Suerarp, Vice President Cuaries H. Story; Secretary R, H. Maen, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co DAVID WATT JOHN C. COLEMAN Risks aceepte:] on. all classes of desirable property in this county at rates as low as solae anda aon sary ® sft gas tof, guaran hg @ prompt an: rr mse to a just Salons for loss, = GEO W. HILL Manager. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY Notice of Dissolution of Copartnership, HE firm heretofore existing under the name and style of Brand Brothers doing business in -the city of Nevata, is this day dissalved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the undersigned ty requested to make payment immediateNevada City, July 3, 1886. 6; EF. BRAND, G. 8. BRAND The new firm of Brand & Stich will con tinue business at the old sta:d on Broad street, National Hotel Building. jy8 MUSIG LESSONS, Miss Mary Thomas wu be pleased to receive pupils for PIANO LESSONS. Leave orders at ap24-tf CARR BROS, Drug Store. — THE BEST PLACE! Simmons’ VARIETY STORE, Broad Street, Nevada City, nearly opposite Stumpf ’s Hotel. Fresu Fruit, VEGETABLES, Cicars, Toracco, And a large line of other. Goods. FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS Received every Thursday evening. HY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Jun6 W. B. SIMMOXS. We make to order:Men’s Fine Sewed Sh ef, by nch Kid, $6.50, REPAIRING : Soles and Heels, $1.25, ies’ Scles and Heels, 75 cents, _ Children’s Soles and Heels, 50 cents. All kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES _AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. > Chicago Brewery ! Israel Etoskin, Proprietor. a) HAVING COMMENCED THE MANUFACTURE IN THIS CI1Y OF LAGER BEER, I am prepared to furnish the public with this Strengther:ing, Invigorating and Cooling beverage by the Barrel, Keg or on Draight. . My long experience as a Brewer enables me to guarantee to custo4 mers that by purchasing of me they will get the pos Best Beer Made in the Citv. (O@-Fawilies are igs a requested to give my Beer. a trial. I return thanks for the patronage extended me while proprietor of the = 8. Brewery and solicit a continuance of the same, at my new rewery. : ISRAEL HOSKIN. Pacific Combination Fence Factory, Maiu St. foot of Aristocracy Hill, Nevada-City, Cal. CHANNEL: & SMITH, Prop’rs. Best ana Cheapest Stock, Rabbit, Chicken and fv Fence Made. Pickets Woven into Five Double Strands Galvanized Bessemer Steel Wire. Strength, Durabiiity and Cheapness Combined. @@ Can Use Any Height and Size Pickets Desired #9 The question of proper fencing commends itself to every land owner. We take pleasure in placing before you the claims of a Frexce that combines the advantage of every fence in an eminent degree, and overcomes the objection of all others. It is SIMPLE, STRONG AND DURABLE, easily put up, is portable, and only needs a trial to convince anyone that it is the ‘ CHEAPEST AND BEST FEKCE That can be made. It costs no morethan the objectionable Barbed Wire fencing. It will turn all kinds of stock. It makes a splendid SHEEP CORRAL, and at one-half the cost of panels. By using dressed pickets with ornamented be it makes a very handsome fence for Lawns, Gardens, and other special purposes. No other fence can be so pasty moved. The staples may be with drawn, and the fence rolled up like carpet and removed, 80 to 100 rods making a wagon load. : Call and See Our Machine at Work, And ascertain our. prices before buying or making fence of any kind. Remember the place, the building on Main street, Nevada City, formerly occupied by Naffziger’s pork packing establishment. jyl0 SS FANCY WORK . Notice to Wood . Contractors. OTICE ts hereby given that sealed proSalscinnss A poeals will be received at the Clerk's office until ten o’clock a. m. on Wednesday, July 21, 1886, for delivering ix the Courtyard nicely corded up, nese and is MRS. A. C. j halt C AULMAN Sa D) Soele_ of be four (4) pi wend $4 be delivered oh the aeene place; also AND DAUGHTER _. wosdte be delivered etek one and one-half cordsof oak wood of the gern Bory sry IN NEVADA CITY «a . 8Medeecription to be regi oy at > me for the purpose of i Treasurer’s office, e wood instructions in & ah Siving be delivered on or before the first day of . October, 1886. The Board reserve the i pt ar A 8 right to reject anv and all bids. Plain &]Fancy F mbroidering, Se Sete os ones of Rapes. Kensington Painting, *""F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. Doctor Bemis’ Oil P; ne PD Baetla, Dopey. > COOPER,& CRAWFORD, — ack ae Made by Steam For Pe ae cen xegutors of the Estate of J. 8. Dunn, deSPE Decorating Silks & Chinaware: CHANGE OF ; F IRM. Nevada City, Sept. 15, 1835. CIAL NOTI E ee ae Stee el eas C 33 Leasons also given in MM. DRAN, Notice to Bridge Contractors, _ piesa! ties the citi Barbotine Modelings a (Successor to C. A. Barrett,) EALED 1s vevada City tha’ ave : and : : pong Late pry spe aar o Snel by . succeeded in securing the services Wax Work.! MERC HANT TAILOR, Nevada, counties (aad ress . F.M. Pridgeon, {Of inp ehidia te ot : 46 Broan Sr., Nevapa Crrv. * ev: $ sche, Si Mr. Julius Lubosch, . ‘Stamsingot alt kindsaratly done. > : 5 C i é Lessons a struction of a bri ge pont tag Fe Middle A thoroughly expert Barber, and . tem for Dieegutting ee ae aS Ohiey’ Fine’ leading from Moore's Flat to . _* feel confident will give . Please call and examine samples of cur I Mave e Fine Steck of wfhen 2 tet ace Ses wideand. tot . tn hia line of trade, “He wil heme . @ARTHES RestDexce, asia . Poreign and Domestic Goods, standing. The lumber must be first quali after Occupy the barber st op in ——— : ‘ ey spruce, and the tron boits and rods be of . the rear of my building, on the Tol pes ND AM PREPARED TO FURSGE proaches fous, trail to bai tote A. aot eed Broad <8 Pine streets, Noticeto Creditors. Bas ntlemen bg Hcg = City Se se two guys at each end of the bridge. ides conducti ey —. : and of the best quality. : <a gent ek be completed * ber barbering business wit on oo STATE OF ROBERT HUTCHINS, de3 ica e had vier en's ———— price payable . ial attention to the cuttin: of Se ae y nye yo seen at of the County ‘Olen al Ladies, Gen oi Robert Hutchins nis, decoded, tothe Sierra and Nevada counties, or at ios ee = ste iss Maman & Chiltren’s of and all _peresoa. hn plied : tnt 2, 1800, oe eel noore’s Fiat Avg-. In the latest and most desirable . ee tee dee ae within tour menths af. ‘The Boand reserve the right to reject any . 8tYles. . The shop I have fitted up . the ‘ ‘es agentes: in the most approved fashio: 5 F. M. PRIDGEON, . furnished with Koch's tebe Coumittes of the Bodeds of Suupersteors of proved pa tented reclini pela Sierr and Nevada countien. yiseolyi eet The ————— om Au second pag — Joun Ho lector, is ™ jngly disa; canines thi this munici . ofthem and any of the him. Ww. C. GE signed the 1 lic school « charge of Hill where salary for b Messrs. Rolfe were securing 81 trict Fair f ing with g reporter 8a Pror. T intendent printed for of the ques Teachers’ held in thit Miss Ha most popul ers, has be term at . McLeod, a izen, is cle A PETIT Truckee re Supervisor licenses on $25, as the tory. Pror. EF: evening’s t Tahoe and be absent ¢ man needs or. Rev. A, elected rec Charch, w mon in thi day in Au THE ar, nary. hear Lyons wa: Justice So cision tod C. L. F by the 1 Ready dis during th _ Frank and famil this city. a railroad JEFF, Francisec in town health. A NEW front of 4 property . HENRY got 40 da: court yes Geo. C kee yeste iness. Da. Pe st. near ] Mrs. 4 cisco yes Prano StTicu’s. ‘Use D Our T ‘ ONE Hank PI A tele was rece _ afternoo To Ge Calkinsis in ja Court b 18 One ti: money a your citi “Mr. E been en; ga. He there, b tine azo Chinam Beatty . for parti To d nursing. Swift's. _ Event Frank