July 3, 1888 (4 pages)

a > The Daily Transcript. Published Daily (Mondays excepte'd) by ——BROWN & CALKINS-—-Mo. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. the members present. , overseer of District no. 1, was read, . 50, Irish & Organ $519. OFFICE: ATES IN vertised”’ : oe neat Buckley, Daniel J. devada City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Church, Harry Spenceville North San Jaan, French Cor Carter, D. D. land, North Bloomfield, Moore’s wa BGraniveville, Truckee, andevery other town of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra counties, at eramento, Far Francisco—in fact, throughout the ae “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea.” TUESDAY, JULY 38, 1888. x) LOCAL MATT’:, Co" nty Supervisors. <a Monpay, July 2d, 1888. The Board met according to law, all C. E. Mulloy, chairman, presided: The minutes of April 14th, 1888, were read and approved. The report of J. A. Millhone, road wpproved and placed on file. The following demiands for labor and material were allowed from the funds of district No. d: J. A. Millhone $1001.52, Legg & Shaw $13.75. The following bids for raising the roof of the County Hospital were received: Cook & Abbott $410, R. Bell & Co. $535, Onstott & Hoskins $476.The contract was awarded to Abbott & Cook. : C.E. Mulley and W. D. Woods were appointed us a committee to inspect the work and contract on the Hospital. Ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant.on the General Fund for the contract price when the work is accepted by the committee. The quarterly report of the Auditor and Treasurer were read, adopted and ordered placed on file. The following demands on the General Fund were allowed: B. N. Shoecraft, jury scrip, $765.50. Coyote bounty—Citizens Bank $45, Weissbein Bros. & Co. $40, 0. Wilson $15, E. S. Piper $5. Dr. R. M. Hunt, care of indigent sick, $3047.50 The quarterly report of the County Physician was read, adopted and placed on-file. : Cc. ¥. Mutvoy, Chairman. Attest: F. G. Bearry, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. aga The Horse Went Home Again. A veracious gentleman relates a}. good joke on James Conlan of Moore’s Flat. Last week Conlan went to Washington after his daughter, taking ahorse and buggy as far as Roscoe’s Ranebh. Ou the return trip, as the story gees, the horse wanted to keep the main read, but Jim for seme unexpected reason. wanted it to take a tp intonilaod intrving-topaake. if, The followiugis a list of letters remaining in City, Cali June 30, 1s.s. Any person calling for these letters, will please ask for ‘‘ad4dvertised Letters. the Postoffice at Nevada: ia, for the week ending Dowling, Miss Maggie Faster, J. W Grose, James Harrington, ‘1. Haven ‘plisha J™stice, John A. Long, Mrs. =Morrison, Samuel Moston. J. J. Noble, Mrs. Mary Olney, C. E. Powell, Joes Smith, Mrs. Mollie M. Wells, Mrs. Agatha--2 Waldron, Mrs. D. FOREIGN. Harris, John B. Cau. R. Cuarke, P. M. —— ———— —o-Arrivals at Union Hotel. Mrs. J. NaFFZIGER, Proprietress. June 80th, 1888. frank Graham & wife,New-Zealand, Ewers, Colfax, re BK Morrison & family, Eureka, Nev, { s F M Arkeman, Colfax, RSmith, Grass Valley, urrows, do Smith, Lime Kiln, — { Adams, San Jose Mine, hos Evans, West Point, ’y D Harris, Grass Valley, . Davis, San Juan, Nolan, B R, M Biber, Downieville. rs Paul Quick, Badger Hill, P ~ seeps Kee dace psec sser> BoP oon R M Wilkins, Grass Valley, city 16. Wm Hammell, Scott's Flat. © € Fenchel, Voss Mill, A LLarliam, Oakland, : Geo Billings & wife, San Francisco, Fred G Cox, Chicago Park, E K Preston, San Francisco, James Frazer, Ranch, Thos Gerrin, Graniteville, city, 18° {sees eee Arrivals at City Hotel. O. C. ConLan, Proprietor. June 30, 1888. July, 1, 1888. L Loomis, Oakland, 9 from Nevada City D Freed, Downieville, A Horton, Marysville. W B Griffen, do C A Stenmark, Grass Valley, M D Calkins, Fysh Farm, H M Hughes, city, C H Pett, oO ; . L Woodruff, Cojumbia Hill, P Murphy, Sacramento, J Burns, Chico, : D § Brim, Canada Hill, CDunnington, do M W Phillips, Grass Valley, J Langman, Gold Flat, J Hogan, Graniteville, July 1st, 1888, C Q’Connor, Murchie Mine, J Martin, Grass Valley, M Beareman, Willow Valley, J H Wilson, Washington, A Ryerson, city, JW Penders* city, . H O'Connor, eo path W Black, Columbia H ll, W Dudley, do J Hogan, Graniteville, 10 from Nevada City, J O'Donnell, ARE JM Dare, Oroville, F T Lape, Marysville, TB Williams, Grass Valley, J J Hughes, Grass Valley, W Hughes, Oak ‘I'rge Ranch, W P Roberts, Demiascus, R C Scott, city, _ Ei T Kidd and family, city, -J Bradlian, city, G Brunstetter, Grass Valley, C A steinmark, do J Monk, city, J Mulloy, city, O Harrigan, city, AJ Kidd, do it in that direction. He pushed so hard that he actually pushed’ the horse out of the shafts. It gave a few farewell kicks, demolishing the buggy’s dashboard, then ran home as fast asitcould. One of the young ladies had a foot caught between the spokes of a Wheel during the excitement, but was not hurt. a. soates Fire at Truckee. At three o’clock last Saturday morning a disastrous fire occurred at Truckee. It started near the Republican office. A fierce battle prevented the flames from sweeping Front street and the business part of the town. The losses are as follows: Grazier & Stoll, brewery, $8,000, insured for $4,000 in the Girard, Firemen’s and Continental; Mrs. E, A. Keiser, printing office and contents, $3,000, insured for $2,000 in the Sun; A. C. Cooke, blacksmith shop and residence, $3,000, insured in the Phoenix of London for $1,100 ;jengine house, value $1,000, no insurance; James W. Bigham’s residence, damaged $200, fully insured. The fire spread so rapidly that little property was saved. eens A Democratic Endorsement. Grass Valley Union: ‘‘The TRANscripT eays that I. J. Rolfe is spoken of as a-candidate for the Assembly on the Republican ticket. I. J. Rolfe is a Republican of the first water, has done his party a great deal of service, and if he should be fortunate enough to defeat a Democrat in his district for the position of Assemblyman, Nevada county will have no reason to regret it.’’ 29 @e oe A Yeliow Game. The haseball game at Watt Park Sunday.was won by the Capitals who made 16 runs tothe Browns’9. Ruck and Land were the battery for the winners, Brady and Eagan doing that BL Arrivals at Ricetoitar Exchange. RECTOR BROTHERS, Proprietors. July 1, 1888. Larry Mullen, Union Hotel, A F Lahmann Tripp, Dakota Territory, H Noble and fami y, Rainbow Miae, > Geo D DeNoon, Bloomfield, J H O'Connor, Bloomfield, J C Mulligan, Colusa, W A Haswell, San Francisco, E M Downer, do Jobn Downer, do : P A Hopkins, San Francisco, L J Lewis, do Max Sachse, do EJ Lynch, do H J Gerdes, do Geo Nulvy, do Miss D Gordon, do F E Stranaban, do L Kavauaugh, do RB Stinson _ do R Phillips, Mud Springs, J Meredith, Auburn, JE Prewett, do A Meyer, Cherokee, D Phillips, Marysville, JL Morgan, Cherokee, ~ 883 from Nevada Vity. . June 30, 1888. ohn A Wilson, Washington, s Griswold, Washington, A Sowell, Grass Valley, W McKenzie, Jackson, B Wood, San Francisco, au H Smith, Graniteville, rs J Perrin, Pleasant Valley, D Perrin, Pleasant Valley, rs Hussey, do Erosion W H Freeman, Grass Valley, hos Dowling, Moore’s Flat R McKenzie, Jackson, rsaME Shields, San Juan, ev C H Kirkbride, Downieviile, F Chaney, Washington, R Rhinehart, Sutter Co onteith, San Juan, Wilson, San Juan, Anstin, Spenceville, R'S Stevens, San PEenntaeo; 6 Fred Breese, do John ~kinker, San Francisco, H Sellich, Little Shady, JL Morgan, Cherokee, W Tamplin, Dutch Flat, John Goffett, Moore's Fiat, C E Maddrill, Railroad, HOP S> REPS raking eS g Eh Fireworks for old and young at Smoot & Durbin’s variety store, where can also be found choice candies, fruit, ete. J3-2t eel Real and Personal Property Assessments. Office of the Clerk of Board of Supervisors of Nevada. UBLIC NOTICE is bereby given that .in ; accordance with Section 3672 of the Political Code of the State of California, the work for the Browns. Persons who witnessed the game say it was “‘rank,”’ and that the worst of. the numerous errors were by three ex-members. of the Boss of the Roads. ee Senemeepebstnntrerecsameaee enact _ Piles! Piles! Piles! Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleedng or Itching Piles ever discovered. It never fails to cure old chronic cases of long standing. Judge Coons, Marysville, says: “Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment cured me after year of suffering.” Judge Coffinbury ,Cleveland,O.,says: . . *T have found by experience that Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment immedate and permanent relief.” " We have hundreds of such testi% not suffer an instant , Bold by druggists at 50 cents th 5 ee Onova price, ‘g¢quames Mr’a Co., Cleveland O. Board of Supervisors of this county met on the ist day July, 1888, to examine the Assessment Book and to equalize the assessment ofthe property oi the county for the year li 888, The said Board will continue in session from time to time forthe business of equalization and to examine applicants for the correction of errors in said Assessment Bookuntil WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1888. Sworn applications are required The Assessment Book has been and will be open to public inspection from 9 o’¢lock Aa. M.to5 o'clock P. M. 2e jy3 FRANK G. BEATTY, Clerk. Semi-Annual Examination. ae semi-annual examination of appli-tiens for teachers certifieates will be held at Washington Schdol-house, Nevada City beginning Monday, July 9th, 1888, AtQo’clock a. M. sharp. A.J, TIFFANY, Secretary County Board of Education. Stockholders Meeting. HE annual meeting of the stockholders of ~the El Dorado rainy 4 be held at the store of Gee. City,California, on Friday, July 20th, 1888, At 8:36 Pp. m. for the purpose of electin Trustees and transacting such other businessas may come before the meeting. Transfer books will be closed on Tuesday, Company will Turner,Nevada i beat eoalt elegy 423 tf July 10th, 1888. J. M. HADLEY, Secretary. Commercial Street...-. Se Kt is a Wwotea Fact —AT--—— Japanese Lanterns ! cre Se HEADQUARTERS FOR ~ Fourth of July Supplies ! E. F. ROSENTHAL'S,. _. Nevada City. Firecrackers, Torpedoes, Bombs, Sky Rockets, Bombshell Rockets, Blue Lights, Bengolas, Colored Roman Candles, Colored Fires, Vertical Wheels, Pin Wheels, Star Nines, Volcanoes, Etc., Etc. . Flags From Five Cents per Dozen Up! Japanese Lanterns ! @@FORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY TROMPTLY FILLED, Everything Retailed at WHOLESALE PRICES! EE. Ee. ROSHNTHAL. ea a THAT WE CARRY —-oFr— HATS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, ANDY)D TRIMMINGS HUSH, > GLOVES, --AND— Just Eteecived. Cheaper Than Cilers Cen fes¢ Remember the place. Wholesale Branches—New York, San Francisco, THE LARGEST STOCK WMIELLINERWYWe are now receiving Elegant Lines of MISS M. RYAN has arrived and will again have charge of the Millinery Department which is a _ sufficient guarantee that al. Trimming will be Stylishly and Artistically done. A Nice Assortment of PARASOLS, {fe IDress Goods, _*] WE COMBINE TH BM. _ «“RETOICH AND BUY. Perfection in style and Assortment---Satisfaction . We:st of Encland Cloth, IN QUALITY AND PRICE. These are yours if you make selections from our. NEW SPRING STOCK OF MEN’S and BOYS’ Colo THInNG. \ ‘ OF ALL’ KINDS. = Our purchasing facilities are unexcelled having numerous Branch Houses in different parts of the countr bles us to place Goods on the market much PEs Only Retail. House Hyman Bros., Cor.iBroad and Pine Sts! Nevada City. B.H. MILLER The Most Approved Styles onLoTHin @ Neckties, Scarfs, Oravats, Eto., Ete., Underwear Stiff ana Soft nrta BOOTS AND SHOES, : first-class store of the kind. My Prices are Astonishingly Low} and y enaRegularly Receives “aN MENS. AND BOY'S And Furnishing Goods. , As Handsome ¢ lot of As can be found anywhere. In the way of My Stock is not excelled. The Latest Eastern Fashions SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS TRUNKS AND VALISES, And everything else usually found in a my Stock is the Most Oor-plcte. B. Ht. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. CITY HOTEL. Oesane OF BROAD AND UNION ST# — THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN jogs yee thoroughly overhauled and ren@UMt) ovated, and under the private aii) ~™erageront has become come Onelot the most Popular Hotels iN NEVADA CITY. It is conducted on strictly Temperance Principles. It has no Bar-room, and is therefore just the place for those in search of a good quiet place to board and lodge. The Rooms are all sunny, light andairy. Whe Tables are supplied with the best in the market, at the following lew rates: Board, without Lodging, $4.50 Board and Lodging, per week, $5 to $6. Rooms. ~er Night, 26 cents. Single Meals, 25 cents.’ Oo. C. CONLAN. per week, A, FRIEDMAN, Broad Street. Opposite Oitizens¢Bank, _ Nevada City PASTIIONARLA TAILOR MakesSto Order the Finest Dress and Business Suits For Gentlemenfand Boys AND ACCORDING TO » Call and gee my elegant Line of Goods, including Scotch Tweeds, French Percales, s' Cassimeres, ——f—— A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. —-0o— a ed by express, as ordered. est Prices. = A, FRIEDMAN, FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR] (7th Agricultural District AsRace and Steck Exhibits at GlenPavilion at Nevada City At the Lowest Prices Mrs, Lester & Crawtord er MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY Get the Most For Your Money Quality amounts to little unless the price be fair, Low Prices are not Bargains unless Quality 1s thére. TY Latest Spring Styles. Etc., Etc: : . e Pants a Specialty} Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes; Hats oe _ Trunks, Satchels and Valises. Masi IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW NOVELTIES B=xclusive Styles. Parties {rom up country, when im Nevada City, can have their measures taken for suits or single garments, which will be forward Repairing and Pressing done, andalterations madeat the LowFASHIONABLE TAILOR, . . —OF THEsociation for 1888 . NEVADA AND PLAGER OOUNTIES, —\p=HERERE =. alle Commencing August 28th and continuing five days. brook Park, Midway between Grass Valley and Nexada City. $ $10,000 IN PURSES AND PREMIUMS. Liberal Purses for State and District Horses. Liberal Premiums for Live Stock, Farming,Orchard and Dairy roducts, and Me* chanical and Art Exhibits. FIVE DAY’S RACING. TUESDAY, August 28th.: No. 1. Runnine.—Open to all. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added. Second horse $50; third, $25: Three-fourths of a mile and repeat. No 2. TROTTING.—2:30 class. all. Purse No. 3. Open to TRoTTING.—For three-year-olds and under owned in the counties of Neveut Facer dy Mg vente Butte, Tehama, Plumas. sierra. Mendeeiney ison 8 ’ skiyou, Las boldt, Del Nolo, Purse $300, Purse . W«DNESDAY, August 29th. Boys’ Tournament at 11 a. m. for various prizes. No. 4. RUNNING—Open to all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, added. Second horse $75; third $50. One milegand Fopent. No. 5. RuNNiNg.—Opento all. For twoyear-olds. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added. Second horse, $50; third, $25. Fiveeighths of a mile. 0.6. TROTTING. 2:50class. Open toall. Purse $400. ; THURSDAY? August 30th. Grand stock parade at 104. M. No.7. RUNNING.—Distsict. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $100 added. Second horse $50} third, $25. Half mile and repeat. No.-8 TROTTING. 2:49 class. Open to all. Purse $500. No 9. PacinG.—2:30 class. Open to all. Purse $500. “f FRIDAY, August 3ist. Ane Tournament, for various prizes, at M A.M. No. 10. RuNNiING—Open to all. $50 entrance. $25 forfeit, $250 added. Second horse, $75; third, $50. One mile and a half. No. .14.—RuNNING—Open to all. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added. Seeend horse #60; third, $25. Five eighths ofa mile and 0.12, TROTTING—2:24 class. Open to all. as ie ri o. 13. RUNNING—Saddle hojse stake. District. Catch weights, Hels cent. One mile. SATUBNAY, September Ist. miums at 11 4. M. trance, horse, No. 1b. $25 forfeit, ~’ added. 5; third, $50. One mile and repeat. RUNNING—District. hird, $25. Five-eighths of a mile. No. 16. TROTTING—2:27 class. all. Purse Purse $600. i ties of Seventeenth Agricultural District, June Ist, 1888, unless otherwise specified. CSCONDITIOnS. three in five, except in two-year-old, unless to start. hold a fess number than five to fill, by the withdrawal of a proportionate amount of the purse. purse, to accompany nominations. Trotting and pacing purses divided at the rate of 60 per Cent. to first horse,30 per cent. to second ane Y Dar cout. ip Sais ational Association rules to govern trotting; but the Board reserves fhe right to trot heats of any two classes alternately if necessary to finish any day’s racing, or to trot a special race between heats. A horse making a walk-overshal! be entitled only to the entrance money paidin. When less than the required number of starters appear eer ma F por foe the entrance poner, ed as follows: 6634 to th 2234 to the second. oe Sie on Pp. M. of the day preceding th ua tired to “ the race shall be ere there is more than one entry by one person, or in one interest, the particuley horse they are to start must be named by 6 P. M, ofthe Gey Progra ne the race. Noadded money paid fora walk-over. Rules of the State Agricultural Society to govern running races,except when conditions named are otherwise. Fecin ig ta to be named in entries. wear caps of distinet col named B thelr entries. ors, Which mnst be ntries to close with the Secretagust lst, 1888. SAMUEL GRANGER, President. GEO. FLETCHER, Secretar P. O,. Addresses, Grass Valley. ADMISSION. dren under 8 years free, hp tick: § Hy bp with but Exhibitors will be furnl vilion at all times durige the Fair. u, H, Islands, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. and Omnibus badges, $5. NAT. P. BROWN. $5 entrance, added. Four moneys—60, 25,15 and 10 Bed Grand stock parade and,awarding of pre€ Ww No. 14._RunNinG—Open to all. $0 cnSecond 25 entrance: $10 forfeit, $100 added. Seccad™ horse, $50; Open to No. 17. PACING—2:20 class. Open to all. In races designated as ‘'District’’all horses are eligible that were owned in the counAll trotting and pacing races are the best otherwise specified; five to enterand three But the Board rege: ves the right to Entrance fee 10 per cent of in all races entries not declared cut by 67 races drivers will be requred to . : k and grounds, 50 cents; chilPavilion,25 cents; chit. No season or memdges at $8each, at the Secretary # office at Grass Valley, which wi +# mit that person only to race track and ba. ack Can now be purchased in thfs city Pa (@-Im the Best in the bo Try It. Ga SPERRY'S CELEBRATED BREAKFAST CERMEA. Best in the market. Sold hy the case or package. Clover Alfalfa Timothy Rye and other Grass Seeds. CAL, R. CLARKE, Agent To EKome Seekers. NEVADA COUNTY LAND AND. IMPROVEMENT ——ARSOCTATION, : DIRECTORS ; JOHN T. MORGAN SEO. C. GAYLORD I. M. PRESTON, GEO, E, TURNER, k, J. RECTOR, FRED SEARLS, WM. EDWARDS, J. HENNESSEY, LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE HOME! AND LANDS OFFERED FOR SALE. wt For Sale. raneingtininrice'trom’s!.50 10m eee. ————FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INFIRWMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS FRANK G. BEATTY, NEVADA CITY, CAL. J, E. CARR. T. H. CARR Carr Bros. * puopaiérons or THe PALACE :: DRUG :: Cer. Pine and Commercial bas STORE, Nevada City, ~ KE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND COMPLETE A THING USUALLY FOUND IN A STOUK OF EVERY Kiraet-class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC SCHCOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, evada and Placer, compri ing the rior to MISCELLANEOUS HOOKE G PERIODICALS PICTORBALS, NEWSPAPERS Agents for the 8an Francisco FIRLD, GARDENAND FLOWER skips " . The Finest Brands of Cigars fp Nevada City. Prescriptions accurately and carefully compounded by a careful and, gist Ere NEVADA DRUG STORE, Cerner Broad ond Pine Streets ompetent Drug Nevada City 7 x wy. D. Vinton, . © — LARGE STOCK OF PATENT ME a FINE PERFUMERY. PANCY SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALI. KINDS. __ AREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO C petent Druggist and perfect purity guaramesde ? PRESCRIPTIONS BY A CoM. Agent for the Imperial, London. Northern and Queen Insurance Companies, © 20 000 Acres of Railroad and Other Unimoroved Lands” DICINES, — — — For addition; ond page. = Increase o Assessor Bor work of assessi books, there ha a net increase values of the co: port, Eureka, \ York township; terially owing t mining industry about by the against the hyd miners.) The o prospered, the ¢ cultural progres: Rough and Rea The following where there has There has bee in the townships Grass Valley. Bloomfield.” . . , Meadow Lake: : Rough and Reac Min, At Moore’s Fie are developing t adjoining the . Fifteen men ai few days one or Moore’s Flat m will’ soon give forty persons. George Wicke are working on Ledge situated . miles east of Ne crushing of ten t Arrival o1 The new unifo Gurad arrived . the boys will wea for the first time. of pants, sixty « white-faced cork only thirty-five f Pany already ha of almost new or Goats for member all persons mu charging firecrac ‘the vicinity of th \forming and moy e arrest of the Must Rep ] persons in . the Horrible signed places ir have their cha ated in the print Reduced The Auburn this city tomor the celebration v round trip fare. Central Pacific t cents and oyer $1.25. Bank '*Praud — loves SOZODONT is for unserupulou: their shafts ¢ Hes, alleging th ions for the tee matchless articl poe of it. Largest and at Smoot & Dur WEISENBURG: Plaza Feedstor selling flour, a barca: ete. A Specia Will be served change Hotel fr o’clock P. uM. on Fork Store-room . suitable for ice stand on the 4 fice. Racing at 6 There will be Glenbrook Par July 3d, beginn and 0. F. Tayl will trot mile h a purse of $100. ‘A purse. will horses, mile d to time of mee natal fr

a > The Daily Transcript. Published Daily (Mondays excepte'd) by ——BROWN & CALKINS-—-Mo. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. the members present. , overseer of District no. 1, was read, . 50, Irish & Organ $519. OFFICE: ATES IN vertised”’ : oe neat Buckley, Daniel J. devada City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Church, Harry Spenceville North San Jaan, French Cor Carter, D. D. land, North Bloomfield, Moore’s wa BGraniveville, Truckee, andevery other town of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra counties, at eramento, Far Francisco—in fact, throughout the ae “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea.” TUESDAY, JULY 38, 1888. x) LOCAL MATT’:, Co" nty Supervisors. <a Monpay, July 2d, 1888. The Board met according to law, all C. E. Mulloy, chairman, presided: The minutes of April 14th, 1888, were read and approved. The report of J. A. Millhone, road wpproved and placed on file. The following demiands for labor and material were allowed from the funds of district No. d: J. A. Millhone $1001.52, Legg & Shaw $13.75. The following bids for raising the roof of the County Hospital were received: Cook & Abbott $410, R. Bell & Co. $535, Onstott & Hoskins $476.The contract was awarded to Abbott & Cook. : C.E. Mulley and W. D. Woods were appointed us a committee to inspect the work and contract on the Hospital. Ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant.on the General Fund for the contract price when the work is accepted by the committee. The quarterly report of the Auditor and Treasurer were read, adopted and ordered placed on file. The following demands on the General Fund were allowed: B. N. Shoecraft, jury scrip, $765.50. Coyote bounty—Citizens Bank $45, Weissbein Bros. & Co. $40, 0. Wilson $15, E. S. Piper $5. Dr. R. M. Hunt, care of indigent sick, $3047.50 The quarterly report of the County Physician was read, adopted and placed on-file. : Cc. ¥. Mutvoy, Chairman. Attest: F. G. Bearry, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. aga The Horse Went Home Again. A veracious gentleman relates a}. good joke on James Conlan of Moore’s Flat. Last week Conlan went to Washington after his daughter, taking ahorse and buggy as far as Roscoe’s Ranebh. Ou the return trip, as the story gees, the horse wanted to keep the main read, but Jim for seme unexpected reason. wanted it to take a tp intonilaod intrving-topaake. if, The followiugis a list of letters remaining in City, Cali June 30, 1s.s. Any person calling for these letters, will please ask for ‘‘ad4dvertised Letters. the Postoffice at Nevada: ia, for the week ending Dowling, Miss Maggie Faster, J. W Grose, James Harrington, ‘1. Haven ‘plisha J™stice, John A. Long, Mrs. =Morrison, Samuel Moston. J. J. Noble, Mrs. Mary Olney, C. E. Powell, Joes Smith, Mrs. Mollie M. Wells, Mrs. Agatha--2 Waldron, Mrs. D. FOREIGN. Harris, John B. Cau. R. Cuarke, P. M. —— ———— —o-Arrivals at Union Hotel. Mrs. J. NaFFZIGER, Proprietress. June 80th, 1888. frank Graham & wife,New-Zealand, Ewers, Colfax, re BK Morrison & family, Eureka, Nev, { s F M Arkeman, Colfax, RSmith, Grass Valley, urrows, do Smith, Lime Kiln, — { Adams, San Jose Mine, hos Evans, West Point, ’y D Harris, Grass Valley, . Davis, San Juan, Nolan, B R, M Biber, Downieville. rs Paul Quick, Badger Hill, P ~ seeps Kee dace psec sser> BoP oon R M Wilkins, Grass Valley, city 16. Wm Hammell, Scott's Flat. © € Fenchel, Voss Mill, A LLarliam, Oakland, : Geo Billings & wife, San Francisco, Fred G Cox, Chicago Park, E K Preston, San Francisco, James Frazer, Ranch, Thos Gerrin, Graniteville, city, 18° {sees eee Arrivals at City Hotel. O. C. ConLan, Proprietor. June 30, 1888. July, 1, 1888. L Loomis, Oakland, 9 from Nevada City D Freed, Downieville, A Horton, Marysville. W B Griffen, do C A Stenmark, Grass Valley, M D Calkins, Fysh Farm, H M Hughes, city, C H Pett, oO ; . L Woodruff, Cojumbia Hill, P Murphy, Sacramento, J Burns, Chico, : D § Brim, Canada Hill, CDunnington, do M W Phillips, Grass Valley, J Langman, Gold Flat, J Hogan, Graniteville, July 1st, 1888, C Q’Connor, Murchie Mine, J Martin, Grass Valley, M Beareman, Willow Valley, J H Wilson, Washington, A Ryerson, city, JW Penders* city, . H O'Connor, eo path W Black, Columbia H ll, W Dudley, do J Hogan, Graniteville, 10 from Nevada City, J O'Donnell, ARE JM Dare, Oroville, F T Lape, Marysville, TB Williams, Grass Valley, J J Hughes, Grass Valley, W Hughes, Oak ‘I'rge Ranch, W P Roberts, Demiascus, R C Scott, city, _ Ei T Kidd and family, city, -J Bradlian, city, G Brunstetter, Grass Valley, C A steinmark, do J Monk, city, J Mulloy, city, O Harrigan, city, AJ Kidd, do it in that direction. He pushed so hard that he actually pushed’ the horse out of the shafts. It gave a few farewell kicks, demolishing the buggy’s dashboard, then ran home as fast asitcould. One of the young ladies had a foot caught between the spokes of a Wheel during the excitement, but was not hurt. a. soates Fire at Truckee. At three o’clock last Saturday morning a disastrous fire occurred at Truckee. It started near the Republican office. A fierce battle prevented the flames from sweeping Front street and the business part of the town. The losses are as follows: Grazier & Stoll, brewery, $8,000, insured for $4,000 in the Girard, Firemen’s and Continental; Mrs. E, A. Keiser, printing office and contents, $3,000, insured for $2,000 in the Sun; A. C. Cooke, blacksmith shop and residence, $3,000, insured in the Phoenix of London for $1,100 ;jengine house, value $1,000, no insurance; James W. Bigham’s residence, damaged $200, fully insured. The fire spread so rapidly that little property was saved. eens A Democratic Endorsement. Grass Valley Union: ‘‘The TRANscripT eays that I. J. Rolfe is spoken of as a-candidate for the Assembly on the Republican ticket. I. J. Rolfe is a Republican of the first water, has done his party a great deal of service, and if he should be fortunate enough to defeat a Democrat in his district for the position of Assemblyman, Nevada county will have no reason to regret it.’’ 29 @e oe A Yeliow Game. The haseball game at Watt Park Sunday.was won by the Capitals who made 16 runs tothe Browns’9. Ruck and Land were the battery for the winners, Brady and Eagan doing that BL Arrivals at Ricetoitar Exchange. RECTOR BROTHERS, Proprietors. July 1, 1888. Larry Mullen, Union Hotel, A F Lahmann Tripp, Dakota Territory, H Noble and fami y, Rainbow Miae, > Geo D DeNoon, Bloomfield, J H O'Connor, Bloomfield, J C Mulligan, Colusa, W A Haswell, San Francisco, E M Downer, do Jobn Downer, do : P A Hopkins, San Francisco, L J Lewis, do Max Sachse, do EJ Lynch, do H J Gerdes, do Geo Nulvy, do Miss D Gordon, do F E Stranaban, do L Kavauaugh, do RB Stinson _ do R Phillips, Mud Springs, J Meredith, Auburn, JE Prewett, do A Meyer, Cherokee, D Phillips, Marysville, JL Morgan, Cherokee, ~ 883 from Nevada Vity. . June 30, 1888. ohn A Wilson, Washington, s Griswold, Washington, A Sowell, Grass Valley, W McKenzie, Jackson, B Wood, San Francisco, au H Smith, Graniteville, rs J Perrin, Pleasant Valley, D Perrin, Pleasant Valley, rs Hussey, do Erosion W H Freeman, Grass Valley, hos Dowling, Moore’s Flat R McKenzie, Jackson, rsaME Shields, San Juan, ev C H Kirkbride, Downieviile, F Chaney, Washington, R Rhinehart, Sutter Co onteith, San Juan, Wilson, San Juan, Anstin, Spenceville, R'S Stevens, San PEenntaeo; 6 Fred Breese, do John ~kinker, San Francisco, H Sellich, Little Shady, JL Morgan, Cherokee, W Tamplin, Dutch Flat, John Goffett, Moore's Fiat, C E Maddrill, Railroad, HOP S> REPS raking eS g Eh Fireworks for old and young at Smoot & Durbin’s variety store, where can also be found choice candies, fruit, ete. J3-2t eel Real and Personal Property Assessments. Office of the Clerk of Board of Supervisors of Nevada. UBLIC NOTICE is bereby given that .in ; accordance with Section 3672 of the Political Code of the State of California, the work for the Browns. Persons who witnessed the game say it was “‘rank,”’ and that the worst of. the numerous errors were by three ex-members. of the Boss of the Roads. ee Senemeepebstnntrerecsameaee enact _ Piles! Piles! Piles! Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleedng or Itching Piles ever discovered. It never fails to cure old chronic cases of long standing. Judge Coons, Marysville, says: “Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment cured me after year of suffering.” Judge Coffinbury ,Cleveland,O.,says: . . *T have found by experience that Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment immedate and permanent relief.” " We have hundreds of such testi% not suffer an instant , Bold by druggists at 50 cents th 5 ee Onova price, ‘g¢quames Mr’a Co., Cleveland O. Board of Supervisors of this county met on the ist day July, 1888, to examine the Assessment Book and to equalize the assessment ofthe property oi the county for the year li 888, The said Board will continue in session from time to time forthe business of equalization and to examine applicants for the correction of errors in said Assessment Bookuntil WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1888. Sworn applications are required The Assessment Book has been and will be open to public inspection from 9 o’¢lock Aa. M.to5 o'clock P. M. 2e jy3 FRANK G. BEATTY, Clerk. Semi-Annual Examination. ae semi-annual examination of appli-tiens for teachers certifieates will be held at Washington Schdol-house, Nevada City beginning Monday, July 9th, 1888, AtQo’clock a. M. sharp. A.J, TIFFANY, Secretary County Board of Education. Stockholders Meeting. HE annual meeting of the stockholders of ~the El Dorado rainy 4 be held at the store of Gee. City,California, on Friday, July 20th, 1888, At 8:36 Pp. m. for the purpose of electin Trustees and transacting such other businessas may come before the meeting. Transfer books will be closed on Tuesday, Company will Turner,Nevada i beat eoalt elegy 423 tf July 10th, 1888. J. M. HADLEY, Secretary. Commercial Street.....-. Se Kt is a Wwotea Fact —AT--—— Japanese Lanterns ! cre Se HEADQUARTERS FOR ~ Fourth of July Supplies ! E. F. ROSENTHAL'S,. _.. Nevada City. Firecrackers, Torpedoes, Bombs, Sky Rockets, Bombshell Rockets, Blue Lights, Bengolas, Colored Roman Candles, Colored Fires, Vertical Wheels, Pin Wheels, Star Nines, Volcanoes, Etc., Etc. . Flags From Five Cents per Dozen Up! Japanese Lanterns ! @@FORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY TROMPTLY FILLED, Everything Retailed at WHOLESALE PRICES! EE. Ee. ROSHNTHAL. ea a THAT WE CARRY —-oFr— HATS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, ANDY)D TRIMMINGS HUSH, > GLOVES, --AND— Just Eteecived. Cheaper Than Cilers Cen fes¢ Remember the place. Wholesale Branches—New York, San Francisco, THE LARGEST STOCK WMIELLINERWYWe are now receiving Elegant Lines of MISS M. RYAN has arrived and will again have charge of the Millinery Department which is a _ sufficient guarantee that al. Trimming will be Stylishly and Artistically done. A Nice Assortment of PARASOLS, {fe IDress Goods, _*] WE COMBINE TH BM. _ «“RETOICH AND BUY. Perfection in style and Assortment---Satisfaction . We:st of Encland Cloth, IN QUALITY AND PRICE. These are yours if you make selections from our. NEW SPRING STOCK OF MEN’S and BOYS’ Colo THInNG. \

‘ OF ALL’ KINDS. = Our purchasing facilities are unexcelled having numerous Branch Houses in different parts of the countr bles us to place Goods on the market much PEs Only Retail. House Hyman Bros., Cor.iBroad and Pine Sts! Nevada City. B.H. MILLER The Most Approved Styles onLoTHin @ Neckties, Scarfs, Oravats, Eto., Ete., Underwear Stiff ana Soft nrta BOOTS AND SHOES, : first-class store of the kind. My Prices are Astonishingly Low} and y enaRegularly Receives “aN MENS. AND BOY'S And Furnishing Goods. , As Handsome ¢ lot of As can be found anywhere. In the way of My Stock is not excelled. The Latest Eastern Fashions SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS TRUNKS AND VALISES, And everything else usually found in a my Stock is the Most Oor-plcte. B. Ht. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. CITY HOTEL. Oesane OF BROAD AND UNION ST# — THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN jogs yee thoroughly overhauled and ren@UMt) ovated, and under the private aii) ~™erageront has become come Onelot the most Popular Hotels iN NEVADA CITY. It is conducted on strictly Temperance Principles. It has no Bar-room, and is therefore just the place for those in search of a good quiet place to board and lodge. The Rooms are all sunny, light andairy. Whe Tables are supplied with the best in the market, at the following lew rates: Board, without Lodging, $4.50 Board and Lodging, per week, $5 to $6. Rooms. ~er Night, 26 cents. Single Meals, 25 cents.’ Oo. C. CONLAN. per week, A, FRIEDMAN, Broad Street. Opposite Oitizens¢Bank, _ Nevada City PASTIIONARLA TAILOR MakesSto Order the Finest Dress and Business Suits For Gentlemenfand Boys AND ACCORDING TO » Call and gee my elegant Line of Goods, including Scotch Tweeds, French Percales, s' Cassimeres, ——f—— A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. —-0o— a ed by express, as ordered. est Prices. = A, FRIEDMAN, FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR] (7th Agricultural District AsRace and Steck Exhibits at GlenPavilion at Nevada City At the Lowest Prices Mrs, Lester & Crawtord er MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY Get the Most For Your Money Quality amounts to little unless the price be fair, Low Prices are not Bargains unless Quality 1s thére. TY Latest Spring Styles. Etc., Etc: : . e Pants a Specialty} Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes; Hats oe _ Trunks, Satchels and Valises. Masi IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW NOVELTIES B=xclusive Styles. Parties {rom up country, when im Nevada City, can have their measures taken for suits or single garments, which will be forward Repairing and Pressing done, andalterations madeat the LowFASHIONABLE TAILOR, . . —OF THEsociation for 1888 . NEVADA AND PLAGER OOUNTIES, —\p=HERERE =. alle Commencing August 28th and continuing five days. brook Park, Midway between Grass Valley and Nexada City. $ $10,000 IN PURSES AND PREMIUMS. Liberal Purses for State and District Horses. Liberal Premiums for Live Stock, Farming,Orchard and Dairy roducts, and Me* chanical and Art Exhibits. FIVE DAY’S RACING. TUESDAY, August 28th.: No. 1. Runnine.—Open to all. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added. Second horse $50; third, $25: Three-fourths of a mile and repeat. No 2. TROTTING.—2:30 class. all. Purse No. 3. Open to TRoTTING.—For three-year-olds and under owned in the counties of Neveut Facer dy Mg vente Butte, Tehama, Plumas. sierra. Mendeeiney ison 8 ’ skiyou, Las boldt, Del Nolo, Purse $300, Purse . W«DNESDAY, August 29th. Boys’ Tournament at 11 a. m. for various prizes. No. 4. RUNNING—Open to all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, added. Second horse $75; third $50. One milegand Fopent. No. 5. RuNNiNg.—Opento all. For twoyear-olds. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added. Second horse, $50; third, $25. Fiveeighths of a mile. 0.6. TROTTING. 2:50class. Open toall. Purse $400. ; THURSDAY? August 30th. Grand stock parade at 104. M. No.7. RUNNING.—Distsict. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $100 added. Second horse $50} third, $25. Half mile and repeat. No.-8 TROTTING. 2:49 class. Open to all. Purse $500. No 9. PacinG.—2:30 class. Open to all. Purse $500. “f FRIDAY, August 3ist. Ane Tournament, for various prizes, at M A.M. No. 10. RuNNiING—Open to all. $50 entrance. $25 forfeit, $250 added. Second horse, $75; third, $50. One mile and a half. No. .14.—RuNNING—Open to all. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added. Seeend horse #60; third, $25. Five eighths ofa mile and 0.12, TROTTING—2:24 class. Open to all. as ie ri o. 13. RUNNING—Saddle hojse stake. District. Catch weights, Hels cent. One mile. SATUBNAY, September Ist. miums at 11 4. M. trance, horse, No. 1b. $25 forfeit, ~’ added. 5; third, $50. One mile and repeat. RUNNING—District. hird, $25. Five-eighths of a mile. No. 16. TROTTING—2:27 class. all. Purse Purse $600. i ties of Seventeenth Agricultural District, June Ist, 1888, unless otherwise specified. CSCONDITIOnS. three in five, except in two-year-old, unless to start. hold a fess number than five to fill, by the withdrawal of a proportionate amount of the purse. purse, to accompany nominations. Trotting and pacing purses divided at the rate of 60 per Cent. to first horse,30 per cent. to second ane Y Dar cout. ip Sais ational Association rules to govern trotting; but the Board reserves fhe right to trot heats of any two classes alternately if necessary to finish any day’s racing, or to trot a special race between heats. A horse making a walk-overshal! be entitled only to the entrance money paidin. When less than the required number of starters appear eer ma F por foe the entrance poner, ed as follows: 6634 to th 2234 to the second. oe Sie on Pp. M. of the day preceding th ua tired to “ the race shall be ere there is more than one entry by one person, or in one interest, the particuley horse they are to start must be named by 6 P. M, ofthe Gey Progra ne the race. Noadded money paid fora walk-over. Rules of the State Agricultural Society to govern running races,except when conditions named are otherwise. Fecin ig ta to be named in entries. wear caps of distinet col named B thelr entries. ors, Which mnst be ntries to close with the Secretagust lst, 1888. SAMUEL GRANGER, President. GEO. FLETCHER, Secretar P. O,. Addresses, Grass Valley. ADMISSION. dren under 8 years free, hp tick: § Hy bp with but Exhibitors will be furnl vilion at all times durige the Fair. u, H, Islands, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. and Omnibus badges, $5. NAT. P. BROWN. $5 entrance, added. Four moneys—60, 25,15 and 10 Bed Grand stock parade and,awarding of pre€ Ww No. 14._RunNinG—Open to all. $0 cnSecond 25 entrance: $10 forfeit, $100 added. Seccad™ horse, $50; Open to No. 17. PACING—2:20 class. Open to all. In races designated as ‘'District’’all horses are eligible that were owned in the counAll trotting and pacing races are the best otherwise specified; five to enterand three But the Board rege: ves the right to Entrance fee 10 per cent of in all races entries not declared cut by 67 races drivers will be requred to . : k and grounds, 50 cents; chilPavilion,25 cents; chit. No season or memdges at $8each, at the Secretary # office at Grass Valley, which wi +# mit that person only to race track and ba. ack Can now be purchased in thfs city Pa (@-Im the Best in the bo Try It. Ga SPERRY'S CELEBRATED BREAKFAST CERMEA. Best in the market. Sold hy the case or package. Clover Alfalfa Timothy Rye and other Grass Seeds. CAL, R. CLARKE, Agent To EKome Seekers. NEVADA COUNTY LAND AND. IMPROVEMENT ——ARSOCTATION, : DIRECTORS ; JOHN T. MORGAN SEO. C. GAYLORD I. M. PRESTON, GEO, E, TURNER, k, J. RECTOR, FRED SEARLS, WM. EDWARDS, J. HENNESSEY, LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE HOME! AND LANDS OFFERED FOR SALE. wt For Sale. raneingtininrice'trom’s!.50 10m eee. ————FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INFIRWMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS FRANK G. BEATTY, NEVADA CITY, CAL. J, E. CARR. T. H. CARR Carr Bros. * puopaiérons or THe PALACE :: DRUG :: Cer. Pine and Commercial bas STORE, Nevada City, ~ KE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND COMPLETE A THING USUALLY FOUND IN A STOUK OF EVERY Kiraet-class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC SCHCOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, evada and Placer, compri ing the rior to MISCELLANEOUS HOOKE G PERIODICALS PICTORBALS, NEWSPAPERS Agents for the 8an Francisco FIRLD, GARDENAND FLOWER skips " . The Finest Brands of Cigars fp Nevada City. Prescriptions accurately and carefully compounded by a careful and, gist Ere NEVADA DRUG STORE, Cerner Broad ond Pine Streets ompetent Drug Nevada City 7 x wy. D. Vinton, . © — LARGE STOCK OF PATENT ME a FINE PERFUMERY. PANCY SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALI. KINDS. __ AREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO C petent Druggist and perfect purity guaramesde ? PRESCRIPTIONS BY A CoM. Agent for the Imperial, London. Northern and Queen Insurance Companies, © 20 000 Acres of Railroad and Other Unimoroved Lands” DICINES, — — — For addition; ond page. = Increase o Assessor Bor work of assessi books, there ha a net increase values of the co: port, Eureka, \ York township; terially owing t mining industry about by the against the hyd miners.) The o prospered, the ¢ cultural progres: Rough and Rea The following where there has There has bee in the townships Grass Valley.. Bloomfield.” . . , Meadow Lake: : Rough and Reac Min, At Moore’s Fie are developing t adjoining the . Fifteen men ai few days one or Moore’s Flat m will’ soon give forty persons. George Wicke are working on Ledge situated . miles east of Ne crushing of ten t Arrival o1 The new unifo Gurad arrived . the boys will wea for the first time. of pants, sixty « white-faced cork only thirty-five f Pany already ha of almost new or Goats for member all persons mu charging firecrac ‘the vicinity of th \forming and moy e arrest of the Must Rep ] persons in . the Horrible signed places ir have their cha ated in the print Reduced The Auburn this city tomor the celebration v round trip fare. Central Pacific t cents and oyer $1.25. Bank '*Praud — loves SOZODONT is for unserupulou: their shafts ¢ Hes, alleging th ions for the tee matchless articl poe of it. Largest and at Smoot & Dur WEISENBURG: Plaza Feedstor selling flour, a barca: ete. A Specia Will be served change Hotel fr o’clock P. uM. on Fork Store-room . suitable for ice stand on the 4 fice. Racing at 6 There will be Glenbrook Par July 3d, beginn and 0. F. Tayl will trot mile h a purse of $100. ‘A purse. will horses, mile d to time of mee natal fr