August 9, 1884 (4 pages)

cocanet BROWN & CALKINS. “ie serinea A bial ete thine LT : mugh for their genial social qualities their courteous bearing. It is a . deal of money, now ?” and “the honor of entertaining such folks, for the most inconsequential hospitalities shown to them have been received with a spirit of appreciation Oe it will not be the last. -“tween Jay-Eye-See and Maud S. “'tgontiment among the Germans of ~~Pnion Mndia Rubber Co's) sesr Vatiey “Precinct—inepestor Jaine Sapo Supreme Court. Let us have SATURDAY, :AUGUST 9, 1884. . drink! “Sq we have;.won. Well, I'm GOING HOME TO-DAY. ar us we have all learned to like them pleasure for » community to be given ‘that could not be more enthusiastic ‘had the resources of the city for properly receiving them been ten times as great. They have generously closed their eyes to the inconveniences of the situation, and accepted the spirit for the deed. It is the first time Nevada City has had experience in this line, but we hope NSS SOTO ES IN BIG LUCK. It was a good thing for Nevada . #00) iang oto ah hist county taxpayers that the race be . 1884, Maggie Kean, a native of Nevada City, " took place last week instead of while the Supervisors werein session. Had ae: Lawyer, rah, let me congratalate you. are the luckiest of mortals, and 80 am I; We have won our case in the giad.to hear that, as Tam somewhat, hard up for money, and now I'll be The Red Men who have been here} able to realize something at last, from abroad attending the Great] after having been paying out money Council, together with their families, . ,for the last ten years.” eaye this moruing for their homes “qm various parts of the State. Oar] pluck in holding out, Ihave obtainpeople are truly sorry to see them . ed » judgment at last. go, for during their short stay among time, and I have paid out a good ceive $2,000. “The costs and my fees will only amount to $3,500. All you have to pay me is $4,500. little money I’ve got left 2” but console yourself. gained your case. You can’t expect to gain everything.” _sencernenone residence of Michael M., wife of Edward Dillon, stone, Arizona, & native of Nevada City, aged 25 years. ; Stilivan of the Superior Court of San Fran}. ayed 28 years, 7 months Irvin c Mollis Richards, aged 6 months and 26 days. Y ‘ 5 cA The Law’s Delays. meeting his client—HurYou “Yes, thanks to my skill and Well, you ea lucky dog.” “Yes, but I’ve had to wait a long How much do I get “The Court decrees you shall revel of purit sonaniba: toes economical than the ordinary kinds, in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, Wall st. N. Y. hi wder never varies. A marlaee strength and wholeand cannot be sold alum or phoshate powders. SOLD ONTY IN CANS. eal Bakino Powper Co., 106 “Great Czosar, must I lose what “Qf course, you lose your money, You have DIED. xn Francisco,} A 5th 1884, at the ese ~ ne . Sullivan, .Maggie late of Tombedeceased was sister to Judge J. L. and 19 days. 7, 1884, William In Nevada City, August tog Bi Tedent 00 of John H. and , infant son [The funeral will take place from . a7 happened aw ; er, the august rulers of the destinies of our county would have spent a day or so in talking learnedly about it, and the people would have been called on to pay $40 or more for the time thus employed by their representatives. Who says. Nevada county taxpayers don’t have an occasional streak of good luck? day Mr. Brgcuer has been compelled to deny the truth of a recent report of a conversation, in which he is said to have compared Blaine and Logan to® Falstaff and Bardolph. The other day President A. D. White of Cornell University, had to telegraph a denial of the truth of another ‘‘interview,” in which he was represented as saying be would vote for Cleveland. The Democrats are always given to inventions in Presidential campaigns, as was conspicuously shown in the caseof the ‘‘Morey” earlier than usual, from which it may be inferred that they consider their ease more desperate than usual. Tux Brooklyn Times-seysthat the Brooklyn in favor of Blaine extends “beyond ordinary party lines and that . large numbers of German-Americans who have hitherto supported the Democratic ticket will vote for Blaine this year. —— eo A man in Pennsylvania, while out in the woods the other.day, was attacked by seven large polecats. He musthave felt like a Presidential candidate at the height of the campaign. ‘‘Waisky barrels are now being made of paper.” The oldBourbon Democratic organs, of course, make _ the best whisky barrels. (ASTORIA infants and Children, Wiaiont Marpitan or Nevestnn Sia tur nasa ena iar Ae Citra, ‘What Colds, Indigestion Rjstor Ol end Baragaeioyang ot Hall canerte nance Rees _SentaurLiniments~Az=%; eure for eumatism, aera BUY THE BEST QUALITY Pure Gum CRACKPROOF oe RUBBER BOOTS. . BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! E sure the Boots are stamped. CRACK PROOF on the heels, and have the PURE iM SPRINGS on the, foot and instep, thelr or breaking. them with RUBBER AN which make them last twice as long as any Rubber FOR SALE Bi ALL DEALERS.the family residence on ‘Pine . street, on Sunday, August 10th, ‘at 3. p.m. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.] Ee LONG LOOKED FOR. COME AT LAST. The Pacific Tucnbator, JATCHES EGGS BETTER THAN A 3 HEN. The best Machine in the World. Send stamp for Illustrated Circular to GEO. B. BAYLEY, Manufacturer. ag5 No. 37, Castro St. Oakland, Cal. Republican County Convention, A MEETING OF THE REPUBLIA CAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMIT: tee of Nevada County, held at the office cf the Citizens Bank, at. Neyada Vity, Friday, July 4th, 1884, it nimously resolved that a County Convention of the Nationa Republican Party of Nevada County shall be held in the Theatre at Nevada City, on Wednesday, August 27th, 1884, Commencing at 11 o’clock, A, M— ; ist. To nominate candidates for all the officers to be elected at the next November election. 2d. To appoint a County Central Committee for the sreaing 2 Resolved, That a Primary Election for delegates to such Convention shall be held on Saturday, August 231, 1884, Under and in conformity with the provisions of the Primary Electiou Law, at the following times and places: The election shall be heid in the precincts of Nevada, Grass Valley and Truckee between the hours of 2 o'clock Pp. M. and8 o'clock P. M, Nevada City Precincts Nos, 1 and 2 are directed to select their delegates at large and to hold their election ag at the City Hall. Inspector, J. C. Rich; Judges R. £. Robinson, W. F. Englebright. Precinct No. 1, 848 votes, 14 delegates. Precinct No. 2, 308 votes, 13 delegates—27. East and West Grass Valley Precincts will select their delegates at large, and hold their election jointly at the Town Hall. Inseg Alex. Henderson, Judges, J. W. iley, H. L. Weed. East Precinot 804 votes, 13 delegates. Precinct 261 votes, 11 delegates—24. Truckee Precinct—Inspector, H. K. Gage; Judges, H. A Mason and F. P. Stevens, 148 votes, 6 delegates, In all other precincts the election shall be held between the hours of 6 o'clock, P. M. and 8 o'clock, P. M., in such manner as the voters present shall declare. Blue Tent Precinct—Inspector E. P. Hager. 89 votes, 2 delegates, Allison Ranch Precinct—Inspector —~ Burway. 5 ,otes, 1 delegate. Buena Vista Precinct—Inspector D. M. Barker. 7 votes, 1 delegate. Cottage Hill Precinct—Inspector J. M. Higgins. ‘orest Springs Precinct—Insyector Jos, Perrin. 17 votes, 1 delegate sath Rough and Ready Precinct —Inspector J, S. Huntress. 51 votes, 3 delegates. Indian Springs Precinct—Irspector H. L. Hatch. 32 votes, 2 delegates. : Anthony House Precinct— Inspector Chas. Novay. 20 votes, 1 delegate.Pleasant Ridge Precinct Inspector J. C, Buckland. 18 votes, 1 delegate. Mooney Flat Frécinct—Inspector Henry Fiene. 16 votes, 1 delegate. Spenceville Piicineaecteapaeten J. B, Sanders. 16 votes, 1 delegate. . Boca Precinct—inspector J, V. Logan. $6 votes, 2 delegates,West Killican, 91 votes, 4 delegates. Relief Hill Precinct—Inspector R. A, Penrose, 14 votes, 1 delegate Lake City Precinct—Inspector P, A. Paine. 4 votes, 1 delegate. Columbia Hill Precinct—Inspector A. L. Woodruff. 36 votes, 2 delegates. Reid. 41 votes, 2 delegates, Eureka Precinct—Inspector Geo, A. Ellis. 40 votes, 2 delegates. Washington Precinct—Inspector W. T. Van Oudshoorn. 40 votes, 2 delegates. Omega, Precinct—Inspector A, T. Frey. Rose. 3 votes, 1 delegate. Birehville Precinct—Inspector Richard A, Thomas. 10 votes, 1 delegate. : French Corral Precinct—Inspector Wm. Moulton. 29 votes, 2 delegates nans, 34 votes, 2delegates: 2 North San Juan Precinct—Inspector J, A Stidger, , 94 votes, 4 delegates. Cherokee Precinct—Inspector L. D: Rathbun, 20 votes, 1 delegate. Little York Precinct—Inspector Samuel Wheeler. 11 votes, 1 delegate. Lowell Hill Precinct--Inspector P. M. Nilis. 13 votes, 1 delegate. Hunt’s Hill Precinct—Inspector A. G.Turner. 9 votes, 1 delegates. You Bet Precinct—Inspector B. F. Snell. 47 votes, 2 delegates. The Inspectors and Judges of Elections are directed to issue certificates of election to the delegate or delegates elected from their respective precincts. ifiiation of voters, All those who will pledge DB e themselves to vote for the nomees of the lican. Party at the coming essional Elec! must be paid for in advance. Supervisor from District No. 1, (Nevada/ Township) subject to soriiees Conary Convention to be held Wednesday, August 27th, 1884, 18 votes, 1 delegate. : ~ Bloomfield Precinct— Inspector D. R. McMoore’s Flat Precinct—Inspector James tes. Sweetland Precinct—Inspector 8S. A, Wisree . POLITICAL NOTICES. far All political announcements For Supervisor. — HAS. E. MULLOY is hereby announced as a candidate for the effice of the decision of the Re. . oe For Sheriff. i — TEPHEN MOORE, of Grass Valley, will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. vention. For Supervisor. ADDRESS CARDS. DAILY ‘fRANSCRIPTUFFICE Rich and Elaborate Designs NEVADACITY & GRASS VALLEY MINING DISTRICTS, W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, C. E., cali at sy office, Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City, to inspect: said map, and see if their property is correct] Eureka Stage and Express Line iteyille at 40’clock 6:00. M., iat eee ene rene ee f P Furnished, on short notice at the Or. NUMEROUS FOR ANY PRICE. MAP OF BROAD STREET. .NEVADA CITY R. M. HUNT.. JOHN T. MOKTAN Gro. M. Heeuszs. Niza Seagus. sar Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex one pets Gold Dus and lop 47 Highest Price Paid for Stat and Coun ty Warrants. New York, Also mn patent on all the Principa Make Collections and transact a Genera Business. Bast Cards Ofered. == New Yoru—First National Bank. San Francisco—First Nationa] Gold Bank SackRaMENTO—National Gold Bank ef D O Mills & Co. We issue Sight Drafts, Bills of Ex Letters and of Great Britain and CITIZENS BANK, tit UpCapital $30,000 OFFIORRS: 3 President oanse «++. Vice President Cashier —DIRBCTORS:— R. M. Howr. . ~ As Morean. L. Housman DRAW CHEOKS OY Sacramento, San Francisco Credii available in any Europe. Now in preparation by For Publication. LL PERSONS INTERESTED in proparty in this vicinity, are requested to represented jys W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT. ON and after Monday For County Treasurer. Ff ia July 9th, the stages of Bcteeeniiay! 20 2a Raia —_. ete a the—Bureks Express Co. L. DAY is acandidate for the office} will leave as follows: , of Treasurer of Nevada County, sub-. Nevada City, daily (Sunday excepted) at ject to the action of the Republican Con. 6:00} A. M. Returning, will leave Gran-. ~ 4, M., Moore’s Flat at Bloomfield at 7:30 a. M. H. CRAWEORD Agen. N. STRANAHAN will be a candi. date for Supervisor fothis District, subject to the action of the Republican county convention. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ! For District Attorney. TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, Give it a trial, D. LONG vill be acandidate for. ()NE ON LOST HILL, the other on , the nomination of District AttorMONRO STREET. Both placeshavea. A Splendid Bowling Alley ney subject to = action of the Republican Choice Lot of Fruit Trees, county convention, and th is good or 8's Th pelle «ye of water on the / 1, in connection with the saloon. Don't For District Attorney. i place, lr tas i D. MASON will bea candidate for . } District Attorney subject to the deGision of the Republican County Convention. WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. OPERA SALOON BOWLING ALLEY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ROGER CONLAN, Proprietor. in iy; furnished, renovated and Can be found at the OPERA SALOON. ~—AND— Under Nevada Theatre, THE ABOVE SALOON HAS Lf recently been enlarged, reJ} made lighter, and is now a pleasant resort. The beat of LIQUORS And CIGARS Always kept at the Bar. The Coolest Beer in the City For particulars enquire of MRS. W. HOOPER, je2o At the residence on Lost Hill. For Assemblyman. F. McGLASHAN hereby announces himself as a candidate for the Assembly, from the 16th Assembly District, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention. c. For Supervisor, ILAS WHITING, of Nevada City, is GO icreby announced as a candidate for the to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For District Attorney, . ¥F. SIMONDS is hereby announced , asa candidate for District Attorney, subject tothe decision of the Republican County Convention. Notice to the People ct Nevada County. IDNEY RICHARDSON of Bloomfield Township, proposes to enter service of the people, as Sheriff of Nevaca county; and willexpect the approbation of the entire delegation of the Republican Convention, to meet prior to the next coming _election. SIDNEY RICHARDSON, May28th, 1884. Assessment Notice. ANTA ANNITA MILL AND MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada County, California, Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 30th day of July, 1884, an assessment (No. 7) of Two Cents (2c) per share was ‘evied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable iinmediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Room 4, second floor, No. 309 California street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 2nd day of September 1884, will be delinquent, and advervised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is madefbefore, will be sold on MONDAY, the 23 day of September, 1884, to pay the delinquent, assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. By order of the Board of Directors, J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. Office—Room 4, second floor, No, 309 Calfornia St., San Francisco, Cal. Insolvent Notice. N the Superior Court, Nevada county, State of Calfofnia, In the matter of J. B. Conn and H. B. Sears, co-partners, under thefirm name of, Conn & Sears, Insolvent debtor. J.B. Conn, one of the members of said firm of Conn & Sears, having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventory in insolvency by which it appears that the said firm of Conn & Sears is an insolvent debtor, the said firm of Conn & Sears is hereby declared to be insolvent. The Sheriff of the said county of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate, real and personal of the said?firm of Conn & Sears, insolvent debtor, except such as may be by law exempt from execution and of all its deeds, vouchers, books of account.and papers, and to keep the same safely until the a) pointment cf an assignee of its estate. . persons are forbidden to pay any debts owing to said firm, or to either v. B. Conn or H, B. Sears, the members of said firm, or to deliverany property belonging to it or to them, or to any person, firm or corporation, for its or their use, and the said firm of Conn & Sears, and J. B. Conn and H. B. Sears, the members thereof, are hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any property, for or on account of said firm or themselves, until the further crder of this Court, except as herein ordered, © — ordered to take possession of all the estate, ,eal and personal, of the said J. B, Conn, except such as may be by law exempt from execution, and all of his deeds, vouchers, books of account, and Piet and to keep the same safely until the appointment of an assignee of the estate of Conn & Sears. : Itis further ordered that all of the creditote of said firm of Conn & Sears, insolyent debtor, be and appear before the Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of the Superior Court of the said County of Nevada, in open Court at the Court Room of said Court in the said county of Nevadaon Monday the Eight day of September, 18S4,at 10 o'clock A, M of That day to prove their debtsand to choose one or more assignées of the estate of said debtor, It is further orde that this order be ewspaper of general circulation publis! in the seid countv of Nevada as often as the said paper is published before the said da; set for the meeting of tite creditors. And } is farther ordered that in the meantime all se against the said firm of Conn & 1s insolvent be stayed. > Dated August 4, 1884. JOHN CALDWELL, The coming warm weather, visit SANTA {PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE ! The largest and office of Supervisor of this District.” Subject” city: —First-eh cars the door every ten minutes $15 00 a wee published in the Nevada Daily srapaeit > n ed . ° TO ESCAPE: CRUZ, Cal., the little City by the Sea, and stop at the SHORTHAND PRIVATE LESSONS IN —AND— : TYPE WRITING. F, H. McALLISTER. best appointed Hotel in the asa—in-allStreet. for the . RATES : $2 00 0 $2 50 per day: $10 00 to july12tf E. J. SWIFT, Proprietor. Selling Out ! a Clothing Store. . posed of. =, ~D, BE. MORGAN, Secretary.y ie ae : Superior J ; BLY. bs esiearn “Atty for peeiones as : = ie) ——-MuUuUsIC,— NSTUCTIONS GIVEN Will be held on the EVENING, from 8 to 9:30 o'clock thereafter till further notice. This sale will continue till the whole stock is disTo any one desiring to purchase the entire stock, a very liberal discount will be made, : Selling Out! PROF, E. MULLER —TEACHER OF— —AND— -Forrien LANGUAGES. —o— IN HARMONY AND THOROUGH BASS. W TLIAM WOLE'S PRICE LIST . = FOR— CA SEX. Flour per 100 Ibs..$2 50 Wheat id +--+ 200 Corn eee ee Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1:35 TablePeaches 4 “..1.00 Coffee, 3 Ib cans .-.. 50 Chocolate, 4 papers . .1 00 Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Te, 5 Wh Wek. 55. .-. FH Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 Candles 60 for...----1 00 Candles per bo: eer oy {. Butter per roll .. 132.5 60 Eggs per dozen... 30c Pie Fruit, 6 cans,..1 00 Syrup per gallon,.. 75 Syrup 5 gallon keg,. 3 00 Codfish per Ib,:.--. 7 And evervthing else in propor WILLIAM WOLE ereee = gt eS Having concluded to RETIRE FROM BUSINESS In Nevada city on or before January rst, 1885, I therefore offer to the public at lower prices than were ever before known here, the entire stock of MEN'SSAND BOYS’ CLOTHING, * Consisting of first-class Broadcloth, Cassimere and Pique Suits; Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Blankets, and everything that is usually to be found in a first-class ee REMEMBER «qj TAM CLOSING OUT! NO HUMBUG ! no. __ In Proof of this Assertion, I WILL NOT REFUSE‘ANY REASONABLE BID. &2 Now is the golden opportunity (it may never occur again in your experience) to buy goods at your own prices, dollar saved isa dollarearned, and you can save a great many dollars by trading at Casper’s. 3 , PUBLIC AUCTION ! premises, &> EVER K. CASPER > * Selling Out! A Y SATURDAY , Proprietor. ©. ~ Popular Variety Store FE THE PLACE TO BUY Fine Confectionery, — . €. ROSENTHA OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Fruits and Vegetables, Choice Cigars, Ete Establishment Renovated Throughout. The Best Liquors and Cigars DISPENSED TO PATRONS. Sacramento Beer, from the Columbus Brewery.,. ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. CHARLES CLARKEF, One of the best barkeepers in the Sta’ will be found at the Council Chamber. 4 mixcs fancy drinks in all the latest styles. A FINE RECEPTION ROOM, vith entrance on Pine Street. pe Le see the fine style in which we are CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, wc "S OLD STAND.) NEVADA Nevada County N. @. B. R. S WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT NWevada City T —ON AND AFTER— Wednesday, April. 16th, 1884, AS FOLLOWS LEAVING FOR COLFAX. 5.0 P. M., and 640P uM : 9 15 P. M. DAILY. e ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. 11.18 A.M. DAILY. O55 DULY geen SPECIAL TRAINS will be run Daily commencing Monday, April 14th, 1: Peggy tee follo 6.15 P.M. of age, 15 cents. JOHN F. KIDDER, Manager. 6.45 “cotger arriving in Son Francisco at cgnnecting with Pasat 8.00 til re then — Obed and Nevada City, "leaving as Grass Valley, 9.15 A. M.; Nevada City, 10 Grass Walley, 4.30. P. M,; Nevada City, Tickets, Good on these ial trains o 25 cents. Children berweus 6 and i stated THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Agricultural Sssociation, ENO. 8, Com the counties of Ne wre eet, Ars aso es” ——o—— Middlings 100 Ibs.. 1 50 CRASS VALLEY, Bran 100 Ibs.. 125 ALL OF THE BEST . _ BEN ADS GAUNTY, 044, Crushed Sugar 9 lbs 1 00 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thiry. care gig 1 00 Mountain and Valley Fruits, wr Friday, Saturday, Brown “101-2 ‘ 100 IN THEIR SEASON. o sites met Java Coffee 4 “ 100 ; Cotte 4 OVER $5,000 Cmne S 100) FRESH VEGETABLES . so 100 In Premiums at the Park REC: ‘ one Tomatoes 8 cans.-.1 00 pas caged And Pavilion ! GreenCon 7 “.--.1 00 E. ROSENTHAL. em Grates Fo". AO SPEED PROGRAMME String Beans. 7 “..100/\W. J. BRITLAND’S AT WATT PARK! Oysters ; eer 1 co First Day—Tuesday, September 2. Lo s 4.4 COUNCIL CHAMBER. al dus for 2 “ene ta i. heviitind 8 *.cs001 00 — No 2 RUNNING. Half-mile and repeat : for District horses. se $250. ‘ Jelly Beek 00 . TPC, nea ee pceree,e De Died Bn 6 EO Second Day—Wednosday, Sept 3 ia : se . cary “quarters of 9 Cerned Beef 3 vee h OO : trance, $257 910 torfelt: $100 adden es Salmon ————-8-—"" === 00} B¥ervthing-New-1-TheWhole . "7; sfuxNiNGSelling rae: Valu. tion $1 000, with 2 pounds off f $100 below, and 3 pounds added vd bee $100 above—11-8 miles dash. Purse $200, No.6. PACING. 2:20 class. Purse $500, Third Day—Thursday, Sept. 4 No.7. RUNNING. One mile and freefor all. $50 entrance; $15 forfeit: $250 added. No.6. PACING. Mile heats, 2 in 3, for District horses. Purse $150. . No 9 TROTTING. For double teams, Mile heats, best2 in 3. Purse $75. No. 10. WALKING FOR STALLIons, One mile. $5 entrance; $25 added, E Fourth Day—Friday,September 5, Noll. RUNNING. Half mile and : 8-year-olds, District horses. Roteaal $25; $10 forfeit; $100 added. Min win, Desteias how ae in ict horses Pw No. 18. RUNNING. Saddle horse” ‘ace for bean Epc bead have never won money wel half mile dash. Entrance $5; $25 added. Fifth Day—Saturday, Sept. 6th, No. 14. RUNNING. Oneand o half mile dash, free for all. $25 entrance; i feit; $200 added. = No, 15. TROTTING. 2:26 class, free for ail, Purse $600, No.16. RUNNING Mule Race—ygo as you please—free for all. Entrance fee $250; $25 added. Last mule out wins the money. Conditions and Remarks. All Trotting and Pacing Races, except when othe specified, best 3 in 6. Five to enter and three to start. In Running . races, to fill purses, five or more subseribae a i w fi i ig i 7 er necessary. In all races, except when otherwise expressly stated, entrance fee ten per cent. on purse, toaccompany nomirations. Purses divided at the rate 0. 60 per cent for first horse, 10 page cent, to os Association rules to govern Trotting, ' Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association to govern Running races. The reserves the right to trot heats of any two classes alternately; or to trot or run 8 special race between heats. No money for a walk over. Horses entered for purses can only be drawn by consent of the Judges. Allentries to be made in writing, giving name, sex, color and marks of horses; also name and residence of owner. ‘ In Running races, full colors must be worn by riders. Drivers in Trotting Races are requested to wear caps of distinct colors, to be named in their entries, as their horses will be designated upon programmes by colors worn by arivers. 5 Entries to all the above-races to-close with the Secretary on Friday, August 15th, 1884. All races in which District Horses are en—— they must have been owned in the D rict prior to July Ist, 1884, except when specitied ‘Free for all,” MORNING ENTERTAINMENTS. FIRST DAY. Game of Cricket between the Clubs of the District, for a purse of 360. SECOND DAY. A Ladies’ Tournament, for sundry prizes. THIRD Day. Game of Baseball between the Clubs of the District, for a purse ot $50. Grand Stock Parade at 10 4. M. FOURTH DAY. A Boys’ Tournament, for ooeg § prizes. FIFTH DAY. Grand Stock Parade and award of Premiums. : Address all communications to GEOKGE FLETCHER, Assistant Secretary. Holbrooke Hotel, Grass Valley, Cal. 30 per cent. for seco: and third. . Agency o Gormully Celebrated Beys’ and Youths ‘"Tileal Bieycles ~ osponn & ALexanpen, 628 Market St., opp.{Palace Hotel, 8. F. Mechanics Tools, Wiardware and Machinery GEO. G. BLANCHARD, President. jy30-td Dr. Frazier’s Root Bitters. ge ora enero Bittere-ere not #dre shop beverage, but are strictly medicinalin every sense. They act strong the liver and kidneys, keep the bow re and regular, make the weak strong, heal and cleanse the impurity. Sold lungs, build up the nerves, blood: and sy: of every by Corr Bros. $1. ” LUETJE & BRAND, WATCHMAKER and * Jeweler, BROAD SI. NEVADA CITY. DE. BR. M. HUNT, Physician, OFFICE AT <INTON'S DRUG STORE, ' ‘NEVADA CITY. a Dr. Frazier’s Magic Ointment. A'sure cure for Little Grubs in the Skis, Rough Skin, ete. It will remove that rout ness fromthe hands and face, and ma you beautiful. Price 60c. : FRAZIER MEDICINE CO., Prop é, Cleveland, Ohio. : For sale by Carr Bros. ap? DR. PENNINGTON, DENTIST. F FICE —Cemmercial Street, (Searls ig and Pine Sts., WALTER D. A Lane Stk ol Fine Perfumery. f oney Sop ’ Nevada Drug Store, . Nevada city Patent Medicine, gee ‘ Hand Mirrors, ae . AGENT FOR THR BEST INSURANCE Selling Out. Imperial, London, Northern &¢ COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Queen, Liverpoo!, Londons? a: Toilet Articles of all kinds . 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cocanet BROWN & CALKINS. “ie serinea A bial ete thine LT : mugh for their genial social qualities their courteous bearing. It is a . deal of money, now ?” and “the honor of entertaining such folks, for the most inconsequential hospitalities shown to them have been received with a spirit of appreciation Oe it will not be the last. -“tween Jay-Eye-See and Maud S. “'tgontiment among the Germans of ~~Pnion Mndia Rubber Co's) sesr Vatiey “Precinct—inepestor Jaine Sapo Supreme Court. Let us have SATURDAY, :AUGUST 9, 1884. . drink! “Sq we have;.won. Well, I'm GOING HOME TO-DAY. ar us we have all learned to like them pleasure for » community to be given ‘that could not be more enthusiastic ‘had the resources of the city for properly receiving them been ten times as great. They have generously closed their eyes to the inconveniences of the situation, and accepted the spirit for the deed. It is the first time Nevada City has had experience in this line, but we hope NSS SOTO ES IN BIG LUCK. It was a good thing for Nevada . #00) iang oto ah hist county taxpayers that the race be . 1884, Maggie Kean, a native of Nevada City, " took place last week instead of while the Supervisors werein session. Had ae: Lawyer, rah, let me congratalate you. are the luckiest of mortals, and 80 am I; We have won our case in the giad.to hear that, as Tam somewhat, hard up for money, and now I'll be The Red Men who have been here} able to realize something at last, from abroad attending the Great] after having been paying out money Council, together with their families, . ,for the last ten years.” eaye this moruing for their homes “qm various parts of the State. Oar] pluck in holding out, Ihave obtainpeople are truly sorry to see them . ed » judgment at last. go, for during their short stay among time, and I have paid out a good ceive $2,000. “The costs and my fees will only amount to $3,500. All you have to pay me is $4,500. little money I’ve got left 2” but console yourself. gained your case. You can’t expect to gain everything.” _sencernenone residence of Michael M., wife of Edward Dillon, stone, Arizona, & native of Nevada City, aged 25 years. ; Stilivan of the Superior Court of San Fran}. ayed 28 years, 7 months Irvin c Mollis Richards, aged 6 months and 26 days. Y ‘ 5 cA The Law’s Delays. meeting his client—HurYou “Yes, thanks to my skill and Well, you ea lucky dog.” “Yes, but I’ve had to wait a long How much do I get “The Court decrees you shall revel of purit sonaniba: toes economical than the ordinary kinds, in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, Wall st. N. Y. hi wder never varies. A marlaee strength and wholeand cannot be sold alum or phoshate powders. SOLD ONTY IN CANS. eal Bakino Powper Co., 106 “Great Czosar, must I lose what “Qf course, you lose your money, You have DIED. xn Francisco,} A 5th 1884, at the ese ~ ne . Sullivan, .Maggie late of Tombedeceased was sister to Judge J. L. and 19 days. 7, 1884, William In Nevada City, August tog Bi Tedent 00 of John H. and , infant son [The funeral will take place from . a7 happened aw ; er, the august rulers of the destinies of our county would have spent a day or so in talking learnedly about it, and the people would have been called on to pay $40 or more for the time thus employed by their representatives. Who says. Nevada county taxpayers don’t have an occasional streak of good luck? day Mr. Brgcuer has been compelled to deny the truth of a recent report of a conversation, in which he is said to have compared Blaine and Logan to® Falstaff and Bardolph. The other day President A. D. White of Cornell University, had to telegraph a denial of the truth of another ‘‘interview,” in which he was represented as saying be would vote for Cleveland. The Democrats are always given to inventions in Presidential campaigns, as was conspicuously shown in the caseof the ‘‘Morey” earlier than usual, from which it may be inferred that they consider their ease more desperate than usual. Tux Brooklyn Times-seysthat the Brooklyn in favor of Blaine extends “beyond ordinary party lines and that . large numbers of German-Americans who have hitherto supported the Democratic ticket will vote for Blaine this year. —— eo A man in Pennsylvania, while out in the woods the other.day, was attacked by seven large polecats. He musthave felt like a Presidential candidate at the height of the campaign. ‘‘Waisky barrels are now being made of paper.” The oldBourbon Democratic organs, of course, make _ the best whisky barrels. (ASTORIA infants and Children, Wiaiont Marpitan or Nevestnn Sia tur nasa ena iar Ae Citra, ‘What Colds, Indigestion Rjstor Ol end Baragaeioyang ot Hall canerte nance Rees _SentaurLiniments~Az=%; eure for eumatism, aera BUY THE BEST QUALITY Pure Gum CRACKPROOF oe RUBBER BOOTS. . BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! E sure the Boots are stamped. CRACK PROOF on the heels, and have the PURE iM SPRINGS on the, foot and instep, thelr or breaking. them with RUBBER AN which make them last twice as long as any Rubber FOR SALE Bi ALL DEALERS.the family residence on ‘Pine . street, on Sunday, August 10th, ‘at 3. p.m. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.] Ee LONG LOOKED FOR. COME AT LAST. The Pacific Tucnbator, JATCHES EGGS BETTER THAN A 3 HEN. The best Machine in the World. Send stamp for Illustrated Circular to GEO. B. BAYLEY, Manufacturer. ag5 No. 37, Castro St. Oakland, Cal. Republican County Convention, A MEETING OF THE REPUBLIA CAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMIT: tee of Nevada County, held at the office cf the Citizens Bank, at. Neyada Vity, Friday, July 4th, 1884, it nimously resolved that a County Convention of the Nationa Republican Party of Nevada County shall be held in the Theatre at Nevada City, on Wednesday, August 27th, 1884, Commencing at 11 o’clock, A, M— ; ist. To nominate candidates for all the officers to be elected at the next November election. 2d. To appoint a County Central Committee for the sreaing 2 Resolved, That a Primary Election for delegates to such Convention shall be held on Saturday, August 231, 1884, Under and in conformity with the provisions of the Primary Electiou Law, at the following times and places: The election shall be heid in the precincts of Nevada, Grass Valley and Truckee between the hours of 2 o'clock Pp. M. and8 o'clock P. M, Nevada City Precincts Nos, 1 and 2 are directed to select their delegates at large and to hold their election ag at the City Hall. Inspector, J. C. Rich; Judges R. £. Robinson, W. F. Englebright. Precinct No. 1, 848 votes, 14 delegates. Precinct No. 2, 308 votes, 13 delegates—27. East and West Grass Valley Precincts will select their delegates at large, and hold their election jointly at the Town Hall. Inseg Alex. Henderson, Judges, J. W. iley, H. L. Weed. East Precinot 804 votes, 13 delegates. Precinct 261 votes, 11 delegates—24. Truckee Precinct—Inspector, H. K. Gage; Judges, H. A Mason and F. P. Stevens, 148 votes, 6 delegates, In all other precincts the election shall be held between the hours of 6 o'clock, P. M. and 8 o'clock, P. M., in such manner as the voters present shall declare. Blue Tent Precinct—Inspector E. P. Hager. 89 votes, 2 delegates, Allison Ranch Precinct—Inspector —~ Burway. 5 ,otes, 1 delegate. Buena Vista Precinct—Inspector D. M. Barker. 7 votes, 1 delegate. Cottage Hill Precinct—Inspector J. M. Higgins. ‘orest Springs Precinct—Insyector Jos, Perrin. 17 votes, 1 delegate sath Rough and Ready Precinct —Inspector J, S. Huntress. 51 votes, 3 delegates. Indian Springs Precinct—Irspector H. L. Hatch. 32 votes, 2 delegates. : Anthony House Precinct— Inspector Chas. Novay. 20 votes, 1 delegate.Pleasant Ridge Precinct Inspector J. C, Buckland. 18 votes, 1 delegate. Mooney Flat Frécinct—Inspector Henry Fiene. 16 votes, 1 delegate. Spenceville Piicineaecteapaeten J. B, Sanders. 16 votes, 1 delegate. . Boca Precinct—inspector J, V. Logan. $6 votes, 2 delegates,West Killican, 91 votes, 4 delegates. Relief Hill Precinct—Inspector R. A, Penrose, 14 votes, 1 delegate Lake City Precinct—Inspector P, A. Paine. 4 votes, 1 delegate. Columbia Hill Precinct—Inspector A. L. Woodruff. 36 votes, 2 delegates. Reid. 41 votes, 2 delegates, Eureka Precinct—Inspector Geo, A. Ellis. 40 votes, 2 delegates. Washington Precinct—Inspector W. T. Van Oudshoorn. 40 votes, 2 delegates. Omega, Precinct—Inspector A, T. Frey. Rose. 3 votes, 1 delegate. Birehville Precinct—Inspector Richard A, Thomas. 10 votes, 1 delegate. : French Corral Precinct—Inspector Wm. Moulton. 29 votes, 2 delegates nans, 34 votes, 2delegates: 2 North San Juan Precinct—Inspector J, A Stidger, , 94 votes, 4 delegates. Cherokee Precinct—Inspector L. D: Rathbun, 20 votes, 1 delegate. Little York Precinct—Inspector Samuel Wheeler. 11 votes, 1 delegate. Lowell Hill Precinct--Inspector P. M. Nilis. 13 votes, 1 delegate. Hunt’s Hill Precinct—Inspector A. G.Turner. 9 votes, 1 delegates. You Bet Precinct—Inspector B. F. Snell. 47 votes, 2 delegates. The Inspectors and Judges of Elections are directed to issue certificates of election to the delegate or delegates elected from their respective precincts. ifiiation of voters, All those who will pledge DB e themselves to vote for the nomees of the lican. Party at the coming essional Elec! must be paid for in advance. Supervisor from District No. 1, (Nevada/ Township) subject to soriiees Conary Convention to be held Wednesday, August 27th, 1884, 18 votes, 1 delegate. : ~ Bloomfield Precinct— Inspector D. R. McMoore’s Flat Precinct—Inspector James tes. Sweetland Precinct—Inspector 8S. A, Wisree . POLITICAL NOTICES. far All political announcements For Supervisor. — HAS. E. MULLOY is hereby announced as a candidate for the effice of the decision of the Re. . oe For Sheriff. i — TEPHEN MOORE, of Grass Valley, will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. vention. For Supervisor. ADDRESS CARDS. DAILY ‘fRANSCRIPTUFFICE Rich and Elaborate Designs NEVADACITY & GRASS VALLEY MINING DISTRICTS, W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, C. E., cali at sy office, Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City, to inspect: said map, and see if their property is correct] Eureka Stage and Express Line iteyille at 40’clock 6:00. M., iat eee ene rene ee f P Furnished, on short notice at the Or. NUMEROUS FOR ANY PRICE. MAP OF BROAD STREET.. ..NEVADA CITY R. M. HUNT... JOHN T. MOKTAN Gro. M. Heeuszs. Niza Seagus. sar Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex one pets Gold Dus and lop 47 Highest Price Paid for Stat and Coun ty Warrants. New York, Also mn patent on all the Principa Make Collections and transact a Genera Business. Bast Cards Ofered. == New Yoru—First National Bank. San Francisco—First Nationa] Gold Bank SackRaMENTO—National Gold Bank ef D O Mills & Co. We issue Sight Drafts, Bills of Ex Letters and of Great Britain and CITIZENS BANK, tit UpCapital $30,000 OFFIORRS: 3 President oanse «++. Vice President Cashier —DIRBCTORS:— R. M. Howr. . ~ As Morean. L. Housman DRAW CHEOKS OY Sacramento, San Francisco Credii available in any Europe. Now in preparation by For Publication. LL PERSONS INTERESTED in proparty in this vicinity, are requested to represented jys W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT. ON and after Monday For County Treasurer. Ff ia July 9th, the stages of Bcteeeniiay! 20 2a Raia —_. ete a the—Bureks Express Co. L. DAY is acandidate for the office} will leave as follows: , of Treasurer of Nevada County, sub-. Nevada City, daily (Sunday excepted) at ject to the action of the Republican Con. 6:00} A. M. Returning, will leave Gran-. ~ 4, M., Moore’s Flat at Bloomfield at 7:30 a. M. H. CRAWEORD Agen. N. STRANAHAN will be a candi. date for Supervisor fothis District, subject to the action of the Republican county convention. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ! For District Attorney. TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, Give it a trial, D. LONG vill be acandidate for. ()NE ON LOST HILL, the other on , the nomination of District AttorMONRO STREET. Both placeshavea. A Splendid Bowling Alley ney subject to = action of the Republican Choice Lot of Fruit Trees, county convention, and th is good or 8's Th pelle «ye of water on the / 1, in connection with the saloon. Don't For District Attorney. i place, lr tas i D. MASON will bea candidate for . } District Attorney subject to the deGision of the Republican County Convention. WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. OPERA SALOON BOWLING ALLEY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ROGER CONLAN, Proprietor. in iy; furnished, renovated and Can be found at the OPERA SALOON. ~—AND— Under Nevada Theatre, THE ABOVE SALOON HAS Lf recently been enlarged, reJ} made lighter, and is now a pleasant resort. The beat of LIQUORS And CIGARS Always kept at the Bar. The Coolest Beer in the City For particulars enquire of MRS. W. HOOPER, je2o At the residence on Lost Hill. For Assemblyman. F. McGLASHAN hereby announces himself as a candidate for the Assembly, from the 16th Assembly District, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention. c. For Supervisor, ILAS WHITING, of Nevada City, is GO icreby announced as a candidate for the to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For District Attorney, . ¥F. SIMONDS is hereby announced , asa candidate for District Attorney, subject tothe decision of the Republican County Convention. Notice to the People ct Nevada County. IDNEY RICHARDSON of Bloomfield Township, proposes to enter service of the people, as Sheriff of Nevaca county; and willexpect the approbation of the entire delegation of the Republican Convention, to meet prior to the next coming _election. SIDNEY RICHARDSON,

May28th, 1884. Assessment Notice. ANTA ANNITA MILL AND MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada County, California, Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 30th day of July, 1884, an assessment (No. 7) of Two Cents (2c) per share was ‘evied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable iinmediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Room 4, second floor, No. 309 California street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 2nd day of September 1884, will be delinquent, and advervised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is madefbefore, will be sold on MONDAY, the 23 day of September, 1884, to pay the delinquent, assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. By order of the Board of Directors, J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. Office—Room 4, second floor, No, 309 Calfornia St., San Francisco, Cal. Insolvent Notice. N the Superior Court, Nevada county, State of Calfofnia, In the matter of J. B. Conn and H. B. Sears, co-partners, under thefirm name of, Conn & Sears, Insolvent debtor. J.B. Conn, one of the members of said firm of Conn & Sears, having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventory in insolvency by which it appears that the said firm of Conn & Sears is an insolvent debtor, the said firm of Conn & Sears is hereby declared to be insolvent. The Sheriff of the said county of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate, real and personal of the said?firm of Conn & Sears, insolvent debtor, except such as may be by law exempt from execution and of all its deeds, vouchers, books of account.and papers, and to keep the same safely until the a) pointment cf an assignee of its estate. . persons are forbidden to pay any debts owing to said firm, or to either v. B. Conn or H, B. Sears, the members of said firm, or to deliverany property belonging to it or to them, or to any person, firm or corporation, for its or their use, and the said firm of Conn & Sears, and J. B. Conn and H. B. Sears, the members thereof, are hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any property, for or on account of said firm or themselves, until the further crder of this Court, except as herein ordered, © — ordered to take possession of all the estate, ,eal and personal, of the said J. B, Conn, except such as may be by law exempt from execution, and all of his deeds, vouchers, books of account, and Piet and to keep the same safely until the appointment of an assignee of the estate of Conn & Sears. : Itis further ordered that all of the creditote of said firm of Conn & Sears, insolyent debtor, be and appear before the Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of the Superior Court of the said County of Nevada, in open Court at the Court Room of said Court in the said county of Nevadaon Monday the Eight day of September, 18S4,at 10 o'clock A, M of That day to prove their debtsand to choose one or more assignées of the estate of said debtor, It is further orde that this order be ewspaper of general circulation publis! in the seid countv of Nevada as often as the said paper is published before the said da; set for the meeting of tite creditors. And } is farther ordered that in the meantime all se against the said firm of Conn & 1s insolvent be stayed. > Dated August 4, 1884. JOHN CALDWELL, The coming warm weather, visit SANTA {PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE ! The largest and office of Supervisor of this District.” Subject” city: —First-eh cars the door every ten minutes $15 00 a wee published in the Nevada Daily srapaeit > n ed . ° TO ESCAPE: CRUZ, Cal., the little City by the Sea, and stop at the SHORTHAND PRIVATE LESSONS IN —AND— : TYPE WRITING. F, H. McALLISTER. best appointed Hotel in the asa—in-allStreet. for the . RATES : $2 00 0 $2 50 per day: $10 00 to july12tf E. J. SWIFT, Proprietor. Selling Out ! a Clothing Store. . posed of. =, ~D, BE. MORGAN, Secretary.y ie ae : Superior J ; BLY. bs esiearn “Atty for peeiones as : = ie) ——-MuUuUsIC,— NSTUCTIONS GIVEN Will be held on the EVENING, from 8 to 9:30 o'clock thereafter till further notice. This sale will continue till the whole stock is disTo any one desiring to purchase the entire stock, a very liberal discount will be made, : Selling Out! PROF, E. MULLER —TEACHER OF— —AND— -Forrien LANGUAGES. —o— IN HARMONY AND THOROUGH BASS. W TLIAM WOLE'S PRICE LIST . = FOR— CA SEX. Flour per 100 Ibs...$2 50 Wheat id +--+ 200 Corn eee ee Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1:35 TablePeaches 4 “...1.00 Coffee, 3 Ib cans .-.... 50 Chocolate, 4 papers .. .1 00 Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Te, 5 Wh Wek.. 55. .-.. FH Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 Candles 60 for.....----1 00 Candles per bo: eer oy {. Butter per roll .... 132.5 60 Eggs per dozen..... 30c Pie Fruit, 6 cans,....1 00 Syrup per gallon,.... 75 Syrup 5 gallon keg,.. 3 00 Codfish per Ib,:.--. 7 And evervthing else in propor WILLIAM WOLE ereee = gt eS Having concluded to RETIRE FROM BUSINESS In Nevada city on or before January rst, 1885, I therefore offer to the public at lower prices than were ever before known here, the entire stock of MEN'SSAND BOYS’ CLOTHING, * Consisting of first-class Broadcloth, Cassimere and Pique Suits; Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Blankets, and everything that is usually to be found in a first-class ee REMEMBER «qj TAM CLOSING OUT! NO HUMBUG ! no. __ In Proof of this Assertion, I WILL NOT REFUSE‘ANY REASONABLE BID. &2 Now is the golden opportunity (it may never occur again in your experience) to buy goods at your own prices, dollar saved isa dollarearned, and you can save a great many dollars by trading at Casper’s. 3 , PUBLIC AUCTION ! premises, &> EVER K. CASPER > * Selling Out! A Y SATURDAY , Proprietor. ©. ~ Popular Variety Store FE THE PLACE TO BUY Fine Confectionery, — . €. ROSENTHA OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Fruits and Vegetables, Choice Cigars, Ete Establishment Renovated Throughout. The Best Liquors and Cigars DISPENSED TO PATRONS. Sacramento Beer, from the Columbus Brewery.,. ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. CHARLES CLARKEF, One of the best barkeepers in the Sta’ will be found at the Council Chamber. 4 mixcs fancy drinks in all the latest styles. A FINE RECEPTION ROOM, vith entrance on Pine Street. pe Le see the fine style in which we are CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, wc "S OLD STAND.) NEVADA Nevada County N. @. B. R. S WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT NWevada City T —ON AND AFTER— Wednesday, April. 16th, 1884, AS FOLLOWS LEAVING FOR COLFAX. 5.0 P. M., and 640P uM : 9 15 P. M. DAILY. e ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. 11.18 A.M. DAILY. O55 DULY geen SPECIAL TRAINS will be run Daily commencing Monday, April 14th, 1: Peggy tee follo 6.15 P.M. of age, 15 cents. JOHN F. KIDDER, Manager. 6.45 “cotger arriving in Son Francisco at cgnnecting with Pasat 8.00 til re then — Obed and Nevada City, "leaving as Grass Valley, 9.15 A. M.; Nevada City, 10 Grass Walley, 4.30. P. M,; Nevada City, Tickets, Good on these ial trains o 25 cents. Children berweus 6 and i stated THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Agricultural Sssociation, ENO. 8, Com the counties of Ne wre eet, Ars aso es” ——o—— Middlings 100 Ibs... 1 50 CRASS VALLEY, Bran 100 Ibs... 125 ALL OF THE BEST . _ BEN ADS GAUNTY, 044, Crushed Sugar 9 lbs 1 00 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thiry. care gig 1 00 Mountain and Valley Fruits, wr Friday, Saturday, Brown “101-2 ‘ 100 IN THEIR SEASON. o sites met Java Coffee 4 “ 100 ; Cotte 4 OVER $5,000 Cmne S 100) FRESH VEGETABLES . so 100 In Premiums at the Park REC: ‘ one Tomatoes 8 cans..-.1 00 pas caged And Pavilion ! GreenCon 7 “..--.1 00 E. ROSENTHAL. em Grates Fo".. AO SPEED PROGRAMME String Beans. 7 “...100/\W. J. BRITLAND’S AT WATT PARK! Oysters ; eer 1 co First Day—Tuesday, September 2. Lo s 4.4 COUNCIL CHAMBER. al dus for 2 “ene ta i. heviitind 8 *.cs001 00 — No 2 RUNNING. Half-mile and repeat : for District horses. se $250. ‘ Jelly Beek 00 . TPC, nea ee pceree,e De Died Bn 6 EO Second Day—Wednosday, Sept 3 ia : se . cary “quarters of 9 Cerned Beef 3 vee h OO : trance, $257 910 torfelt: $100 adden es Salmon ————-8-—"" === 00} B¥ervthing-New-1-TheWhole . "7; sfuxNiNGSelling rae: Valu. tion $1 000, with 2 pounds off f $100 below, and 3 pounds added vd bee $100 above—11-8 miles dash. Purse $200, No.6. PACING. 2:20 class. Purse $500, Third Day—Thursday, Sept. 4 No.7. RUNNING. One mile and freefor all. $50 entrance; $15 forfeit: $250 added. No.6. PACING. Mile heats, 2 in 3, for District horses. Purse $150. . No 9 TROTTING. For double teams, Mile heats, best2 in 3. Purse $75. No. 10. WALKING FOR STALLIons, One mile. $5 entrance; $25 added, E Fourth Day—Friday,September 5, Noll. RUNNING. Half mile and : 8-year-olds, District horses. Roteaal $25; $10 forfeit; $100 added. Min win, Desteias how ae in ict horses Pw No. 18. RUNNING. Saddle horse” ‘ace for bean Epc bead have never won money wel half mile dash. Entrance $5; $25 added. Fifth Day—Saturday, Sept. 6th, No. 14. RUNNING. Oneand o half mile dash, free for all. $25 entrance; i feit; $200 added. = No, 15. TROTTING. 2:26 class, free for ail, Purse $600, No.16. RUNNING Mule Race—ygo as you please—free for all. Entrance fee $250; $25 added. Last mule out wins the money. Conditions and Remarks. All Trotting and Pacing Races, except when othe specified, best 3 in 6. Five to enter and three to start. In Running . races, to fill purses, five or more subseribae a i w fi i ig i 7 er necessary. In all races, except when otherwise expressly stated, entrance fee ten per cent. on purse, toaccompany nomirations. Purses divided at the rate 0. 60 per cent for first horse, 10 page cent, to os Association rules to govern Trotting, ' Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association to govern Running races. The reserves the right to trot heats of any two classes alternately; or to trot or run 8 special race between heats. No money for a walk over. Horses entered for purses can only be drawn by consent of the Judges. Allentries to be made in writing, giving name, sex, color and marks of horses; also name and residence of owner. ‘ In Running races, full colors must be worn by riders. Drivers in Trotting Races are requested to wear caps of distinct colors, to be named in their entries, as their horses will be designated upon programmes by colors worn by arivers. 5 Entries to all the above-races to-close with the Secretary on Friday, August 15th, 1884. All races in which District Horses are en—— they must have been owned in the D rict prior to July Ist, 1884, except when specitied ‘Free for all,” MORNING ENTERTAINMENTS. FIRST DAY. Game of Cricket between the Clubs of the District, for a purse of 360. SECOND DAY. A Ladies’ Tournament, for sundry prizes. THIRD Day. Game of Baseball between the Clubs of the District, for a purse ot $50. Grand Stock Parade at 10 4. M. FOURTH DAY. A Boys’ Tournament, for ooeg § prizes. FIFTH DAY. Grand Stock Parade and award of Premiums. : Address all communications to GEOKGE FLETCHER, Assistant Secretary. Holbrooke Hotel, Grass Valley, Cal. 30 per cent. for seco: and third. . Agency o Gormully Celebrated Beys’ and Youths ‘"Tileal Bieycles ~ osponn & ALexanpen, 628 Market St., opp.{Palace Hotel, 8. F. Mechanics Tools, Wiardware and Machinery GEO. G. BLANCHARD, President. jy30-td Dr. Frazier’s Root Bitters. ge ora enero Bittere-ere not #dre shop beverage, but are strictly medicinalin every sense. They act strong the liver and kidneys, keep the bow re and regular, make the weak strong, heal and cleanse the impurity. Sold lungs, build up the nerves, blood: and sy: of every by Corr Bros. $1. ” LUETJE & BRAND, WATCHMAKER and * Jeweler, BROAD SI. NEVADA CITY. DE. BR. M. HUNT, Physician, OFFICE AT <INTON'S DRUG STORE, ' ‘NEVADA CITY. a Dr. Frazier’s Magic Ointment. A'sure cure for Little Grubs in the Skis, Rough Skin, ete. It will remove that rout ness fromthe hands and face, and ma you beautiful. Price 60c. : FRAZIER MEDICINE CO., Prop é, Cleveland, Ohio. : For sale by Carr Bros. ap? DR. PENNINGTON, DENTIST. F FICE —Cemmercial Street, (Searls ig and Pine Sts., WALTER D. A Lane Stk ol Fine Perfumery. f oney Sop ’ Nevada Drug Store, . Nevada city Patent Medicine, gee ‘ Hand Mirrors, ae . AGENT FOR THR BEST INSURANCE Selling Out. Imperial, London, Northern &¢ COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Queen, Liverpoo!, Londons? a: Toilet Articles of all kinds . Careful attention Given to Compounding}Prescriptions By © Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. J Yi Seer igre Fey ' 1 I