July 8, 1887 (4 pages)

LEP BREESE The Daily Transcript, Nevada Gity. California. Fridav, Julv 8, 1887. The Daily Transcript. . CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. aac ateemeineiemneneceeuniiemele e-eicetealieadiceneedll Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by . During the last sit months 212,855 '“—BROWN & CALKINS——. immigrants were landed at Castle OFFICE: Garden. : eh No. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. The recent riot at. Oak Ridka, La.; . resulted in’ the death. of thirteen . persons. LOCAL sitTTERS, ee = Yan Phon Lee, the; Chinese (iradaOfficial Froceetings County Supervisors. . ate of Yale, issoon tomarry an Amer} ican girl. : Titcrspay, July 7, 1887. . : ae : a ree . Steps are being taken to ‘rrigate and . The Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members being present and W. J. Hill, presiding. The minutes of the preceding session were read and approved. The quarterly report of the Road Commissioner of District No. 2 was read and adopted. The following demands were ordered ! paid on the in hi t SECOND DISTRICT ROAD FUND. For labor, etc.—P. Brunstetter $21.76, P. Johnston $18.40, R. Gummoe $18, D. Bilderback $57.50,._D. Bryant $40, Mohawk Lumber Co. $4.68, A. B. Mattison $5.25, Geo. A. Johnson $35, Geo. Little $2.50, Thos. Othet $5, Thos. Lee $19, Wm. Campbell $785.25, Total $1322.34. The following demands ‘were allowed on the GENERAL FUND. C. R, McLellan, transporting indigent sick to Hospital, $6.70. Justice fees, ete—P. H. Paynter} $38.75, H. Davis $55.50, A. R. Wads. worth $48, W. P. Sowden $146.50, G. . W. Dunster $26.75, H. Q. Roberts $3, John Ely $3. po aren wid The Board adjourned till 10 o0’clock tomorrow morning. ; F. G. Bearry, Clerk. ' By W. D. Harets, Deputy. (nee ie ea US Eddy as‘an Inventor. The Virginia Chronicle in speaking of the men imprisoned in the Gould & Curry mine has the following to say of Peter Eddy, whosepartner in the ownership of the patent referr. ed to is ex-Co'nty Surveyor Hartwell . of this city: ‘‘Eddy returned here a few months ago after an absence of eleven years, during which he resided in Grass Valley and Nevada City. . He had invented a machine for con. centrating stlphurets contained in tailings. He had it.in operation on a bank of tailings near a stamp mill in Grass Valley. “ihe royalty charged for the tailings by the owners of the mil] left Eddy but a very small imargin above operating expenses. His . object in returning to the Comstock was for the purpose of earning a sutlicient sum in the mines to pay for the construction of another machine. “With two he was satisfied that he coud make a comfortable living for his family.”’ —>-—-+ Geo A Woman's Accusation. ocamecyt woman named Rosa Hume’ who lives with Mrs. Mitchell at Randolph Flat, Rough and Ready township, came out from the bushes near the, roadside in that locality’‘and told some people who were passing that she had been the victim of an infamous proceeding. She said a man named En¢ } sign had prevailed upon her to accompany him there in a buggy, and upon arrival in a secluded place had carried. out his scheme. Her garments were much torn. Her story is not given credence by all. Ensign has been arrested and held to answer at a preliminary examination which is set for the 19th instant. He has furnished bonds in the sum of $500. {reclaim a tract of 100,000 acres near ing and agriculture, and railroads ‘in all directions are materializing into active work. The telegraph is being . rapidly extended.threugh the north‘ern part @& Sduth Smerica. . Willian Smith attempted to escape} . from the Btafe’Prison at Folsorn and , Was shetan fwounded by a guard. » . Glad o.re is said to be contemplat. ing a . using every .effort to indace lim to ¢conie. John Coady, whe eloped froin Stone visit to America, and Blaine is . . SEVENTEENTH alee Bakersfield. man of Denver, committed ‘sticide at — Butte, M. T. Nanticoke, Pa., on Monday. J.P. Jones has an important irrigation scheme in Shasta in view. to effeét Web Wo a % nee a nanan arth appiniahia Fs A pis sceTING afale-Abe onult of . D. oods $95, First National Bank . seyen men and injured_forty-eight1 oo, : dat. Soeees ae sie of Grass Valley $40, E.-—Biggs $2.) others— FS tart, ce Pee ha . have been sent into the Pennsylvania county, Ark., with Elizabeth Lump. kins; was followed by the-girl’s father . and brothers and shot. Be i . Tue water-works now being erected . at Helena, M. T. will cost the tax-payers $500,000 before finished. . ree x Abram Sands, a prominent business The town of Clarendon, Pa., has een destroyed by fire, and 1,100 peole are! homeless. Peter Hurley defeated Thomas Hoar n a seventy-one round prize fight near Missouri heads the list in the condition of the wheat crop, showing a full 100 per cent. — +4 9@em—Sranps to reason—the who has the floor. : —+2@eners Ir is a bold man indeed who will not dodge a bowlder. a oe Tie best thing on record is the deéd . of a corner lot. It is said that United States Senator gentleman The,.new gambling law has gone inin Omaha. The gamblers will all close up and leave town. The explosion of a dynamite shell ARKIVALS ATTHE ~ UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger California fruit will now be delivered in New York seven days from San Francisco, and will be sold at auetion to the trade. Several hundred of Pinkerton’s men Proprietress July 6. : JH Carter, city, , Miss © Townsend, Grass Valley, JT M Kelly, San Francisco, Chas Boxill, do JL Mitchell, Washington, J W Greenlaw, Sacramento, J HJenking; Remington Hill, coke regions to protect the workers against the strikers. A Portland woman tried to fly the rebel flag. over her house on: the DrsM Harris, 4irass Valiey, Fourth, but the Grand Army © boys] . a taniting, aa’ made her take it down. ¥ Maha Forest City, . { hg’ : frs M B Cromwell, Toledo, O, ? A_flourishing business has been Josie Kenney, Grass Valley, i : Nols . Nellie Rogers, do done in Columbus, O., in California George Lord, do orange cider, which proves to bea W D Harris, do i : ‘ I J M Thomas, do . inixture of acids, sugar and water. . Sutter county has now but three liquor saloons, high license ($200 a}. quarter) having dispelled the others as 4 fog-bank fades before the ‘morning sun. a Prof. Ertz, city. Miss Fannie Doom, Grass Valley, Prof N Kennedy & wf, San Francisco, ! T Cline, Graniteville, W P Cline, do M Vauburg, Maybert, ay Hees ARRIVALS:AT THE . NATIONAL HOTEL. It is stated that Sarah Bernhardt invested the greater portion of thel gporor BROS._ money she réalized by her recent‘ nen American tour in property in the United States. It is reported that land grabbers hired parties to give a terrible beating to Charles Moore, a settler who was locating a ranch on Government land in Warner Valley, Or. The British Government was defeated in the Commons Tuesday night ona question arising from the action of the, London police in arresting a as an improper .Proprietors July >. Hl Gaylord, city, J Langdon, do M J Higszins & daughter, SA Buliuch, Truckee, N © Miller, Freneb Cortal, LSéhelling, city, Miss Wickman, Grass VaHey, David Bryne, Union Hill, Mal P Stone, Grass Valley, E Burk, Bloumfiield, F Nilon, do : JH Morse, San Francisco, A-A Smith, Chicayo, AJ Eastlin, San Francisco, E B Morris, Placerville, Wm Munroe, Bloom field’ TG Farrer, city, M Lobuer, Colfax, W J Britland, city, character. Robert Hughes, Cherokee, A committee is being organized in ane’ vig eg iseo, Genea, Italy, to arrange for the celeG capella, Forest City, ‘ 8 H Wilcox, do bration of the four hundredth anWar bDavia: Bloomfeld, ive , 4 ‘OW , ic Dan Tuttle, Grass Valley, niversary of the discovery of America Re atddee do by Columbus, All the States of America have been invited to send reGeo Jacubs & wf, city, presentatives to the celebration. . Grass Valley, respectable wounan A D Mason & wf, do The Central John Werry, do are enjoying an era of prosperity in min8 P Edwards, Grass Valley, 5 Frank Willia ms, do aa SS y Expose of th Expose. z Another Competitor Knocked Out, Who Failed to Put Up the $500.00. That He Advertises He Wants to Bet. That L. HYMAN will not be run out of town by K. Casper, or any of his kind. If K. Casper brought down prices here why do the people not know it, and trade there ? SOO J Superior Court. The following business was transacted in, the Superior Court yesterday: N. H. Loomer vs. T. Corrigan. Defendant’s demand for jury trial denied. Trial set for August 2d. ‘ E. M. Scadden vs. John Drabach. oe Judgment for defendant for costs of suit. The People vs. H. J. Dassonville and Annie M. Dassonville. Arraigned and given till July 8th to plead to the information. Annie D. Byrne vs. Chas. F. Byrne. Divorce granted. —+ e@ee ‘ A Bad Accident, ° was riding from Colfax to Forest Hill with Mr. Ray, the stage man, he was * thrown from the vehicle and sustained serious injuries. The accident is said to be due to Ray’s bad driving. PePea ye veer: A few days ago while Charles Nines That K. Casper can not fool the people of Neva$10 do county with the idea that he brought down the prices. The people know where they can do the best with their money and go there to trade. _ If K. Casper brought, down prices, why does he kick so at me ? Why do I hurt him ? That K. Casper tries to fool the people when he $100 tells.them of how much he has done for. them ; but the people of. Nevada City Fave not quite forgotten how he had an ordinance passed when he was a trustee to tax all persons starting in business the sum of $20, which LL. EXEYVMAN, A.TanL. Lubeck, Keller Sisters, Standard Shoe Factory and scores of others paid willingly because they knew it was the law and would help. the town, but wkn Mr. Casper's brother-in-law wanted to go into Lusines Mr. Casper then said the law. was unconstitutional an went to law and busted the ordinance. What an honest good man for the town this Mr. C. is, and itis a safe bet t' at W E Welch, do third $50. One mile and repeat. J Rickard, do No. 5. Runaing. Free forall, Fortwo-year American States Wm Kaufinan, San Francisco, olds. $25entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added; Aoricultural District EFaAIWR? Counties of Nevada And Placer. Commencing Tuesday, September 6th, 1887, and continuing 5 days. RACING AND STOCK EXHIBITS AT . GLENBROOK PARK, MIDWAY BETWEEN GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA ‘CITY: PAVILION AT GRASS VALLEY. $10,000 in Purses &?remiums. { . Liberal Purses for State & District Horses . Liberal Premiums for live Stock, . Farming, Orchard and Dairy Pro. ducts, and Mechanical and Art Exhibits. FIVE DAYS’ RACINC! TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th. ma No.1. Trotting. District. 3:00 Class. Purse ). No. 2 2:30 Cluss. Free for all, Trotting. ) 0, . 8. Trotting. For two-year olds owned in the counties of Nevada, Placer, Yuba, . Sutter, Colusa, Butte, Tehaina, Plumas and . } Sierra, Mile andrepeat. Purse $200, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th. Boys’ Tournament, at-ll a. M., for various prizes. No. 4. Running. Free for all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $300 added; second horse $75, second horse $50, third $25, Five-eighths of a inile. : No. 6. Runsing. For three-year olds. Free forall. $25entrance, $10 forfeit, $200 added. One mile and a quarter. No. 7. Pacing. 2:32 class. Purse $500. Free for all. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER &th. Grand Stoek Parade at 10a. M.; Bicycle Tournament, for Gold Medal, at 114. mM. No. 8. Trotting. District. 2:50 Class. Purse 250, . No.9. Trotting. 2:25 class. Free forall. Purse $500 No.10--Trotting.-Three-year olds.Distriet. Mile and repeat. Purse $250. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER: ¢th. Ladies’ Tournament, for various Prizes,at . La. M. No. 11. Running. Opento all. $50entrance, $25 forfeit, $300 added; second horse’ $75; third $50, Two miles. No. 12. Running. Open to all. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added; second horse $50, third $25. Three-fourths of a mile and repent. No. 13. Running. Free. Purse $150. Entrance free to all beaten horses. Those not having run second during the meeting allowed 10 pounds. $tosecond horse. One mile and repeat. No. 14. Pacing. 2:23 tlass Free for all. $500. No. 15. Running. Saddle Horse Stake. District Catch weights. $5 entrance, $50 added, Four moneys—50, 25, lo and 10 per cent. One mile. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th. Grand Stoek Parade and award of Pre: miums at ita. M. No. 16. Trotting. Half mile and repeat. No, 17. Trotting. 2:49 class. Purse $500. No. 18. Trotting. Purse $500. In races designated as “District’’ all horses are eligible that were Owned in the counties of Nevada und Placer, comprising the 17th Agricultural District, prior to Junel, 1887, ‘unless otherwise specified. District. One-year olds, Purse $100. Open to all. 2:24 class. Open to all. Mr. Casper will not be City Trustee again, nor wil’ he ever be County Treasurer: Nines had one of his shoulders disIO Thar bL. u CONDITIONS. All trotting and pacing races are the best . three in five, except the two-year old, unter . otherwise specified; five to enter and three ‘to start. But the Board reseryes the right . to hold a less number /than tive to fill, by elHeve. y 6th customers will have et the store chant here, but to spite other . es to make you b ed a store in Amador county. ri he could not ll cheaper than ever, .so that after Jul he t as y and will se 4 ll say e yman wi y, or through many friends or something else he is.compell nothing more to pay for goods. ed to stay Just take them. 1] bet that L. Hyman never rent Nail that to your Banner ! Wil will bet, that L. ii $100 That L. Hyman don’t leave July 6th, That he never done business aS a mer In Amador count Merchants here. $100 Caspe Casper $100 $100 down---The balance had to: $100 That Casper is the man that brought prices ghts, as soon as -ni T DEBTS. STORE OPEN FROM 6 A. M. To 9 P. M. AND BUY GOODS improve your property. have in common wit ity or county, helps to , and that’s all they y and pay high taxes HO PAYS HIS HONES ; one that helps your c 24 YEARS IN NEVADA CITY, =. CASPER, Proprietor. FROM A MERCHANT W COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED TO SATISFACTION. he place of business that stays with you, in hard or good times ith them, off they go, and you can take care of your city and count GO TO K. CASPER, c— p= . w EA aS} 2c o = Sc e8 ~~.’ * i) uF v fs wn . oe a —_ —— Plaza E*eed Store. CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Mea Buckwheat Flour, Etc. t2 Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Ask For It. Kept at all the-Grocery Stores. __., Empire Livery Stable, (rood Business Opportunity JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, . oe A Restaurant HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE! Stable haa the largest lot of ' Horses, Carriages an Buggies . And Lodging House Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. -~“Pae horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive, To be found in this part of the State. . IN ONE OF THE BEST TOWNS IN NE: VADA COUNTY, FOR SALE CHEAP! MAN has done inore for located ‘and three ofhis ribs were . broken, one being tora loose from the . backbone. Heisnow at Colfax and) ’ receiving good care. He is well known vears that he boasts of. in this’section as a jewelry peddler ; . He is about. fifty and a! member of the Odd Fellows order. ~~@o + To be Closed for Repairs. yeara old Neit.er do. ine De whe: ; ase ivertising a few years age) th William Edward’s toll bridge across) wos oino the South Yuba river between this pes bid x ; : city and North Bloomfield will be; (Go to the San Francisco closed to general travel during two . * days the early part of next week to, permit of the approaches to it being reb » built. The exact tive of closing it will be advertised in the Transcripr tomorrow. The stage will be able to cross by changing its hours somewhat as . Clothing, Hats, Boots Ul away. He is still position Store and get r. no ; Jargvains in Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, «_»Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros. tf ~e=. SITION STORE. Streets. “Hackmerack,’’ a lasting and fra fo pee. Price 25 and 50 dents county in three years than Casper has done in all h’s jhow he humbugged thea by iON Clothing Seller of Nevada CO.) swcsor women. #2 Always ask forthe SAN FRANCISCO OPPOCorner of Commercial and Main S "aND Vv uh iV 24 nv fet wcl= ithe here ()pwned ite, HYMAN, Don't make a mistake in the place as there is another competitor by the same name doing business in town. }the withdrawal of a proportionate amount jof the purse. Entrance fee 10 per cent on . purse) to wnecompany nominations. Trot{ting and pacing purses divided at the rate of . 60 per ceut, to first horse, do per cent. to see ond, aud 10 per cent’ to third. Natiodel Association rules to govern trot ‘tine; but the Boar! reserves the rightto trot heats ofuny twoclasecs ulternately, if nee essary fo finish any day's racine, orto trot a special race between heats entrance mouey paid in, Wien less. than . the required niuber of starters appear they . may contest fur the entrance money, to be 6624 to the first, 83'4 to . divided as follows: to the second, In all entries not declared out by 6 vp. M.of the day.preceding the race shall be required to start. Where there is more than one entry by one verson, or in one interest the particular norses that are to start must be named by 6 p. M. of the day preceding the race. No added money paid fora walk-over. Rules of the State Agricultural Society to govern running races, except when condi_. tions named are otherwike. Racing colors to be named in entries. In trotting races drivers will be required to wear caps of distinct colors, which must be named in their entries. gust Ist, 1887. SAMUEL GRANGER, President, P. O. Address, Grass Valley, Cal. GEORGE FLETCHER, mecKetaty, P, O. Address Grass Valley, Cal. dren under 12 years 25 Cents. Pavilion, 25 Cents. Children under 8 years free. No Season or Membership Tickets, but Exhibitors will be furnished with badges at $3 each at theBecretary’s office, Grass Valley, which will admit that person ONLY to Race Track and Pavilion at all times during the Fair. A horse. mak. ing a walk-over shall be entitled only to the { Entries to close with the Secretary on Au. Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTLY FURNISHED. Or will be exchanged for other property. The Business is well established Nevada County Academy, Aw and pays a nice profit. * Etbusiness College. Reason for seHing—On account of health” A School tor the People Pe For further particulars apply to or address 1e at Popular Prices Daily Transcript, oer je30 NEVADA CITY. TN ORMAE ABD COMMERCIAL COURERE ny 2 1 sate aspecialty. Thorough preparation for any course in any University. A Complete Academic Course. Vocal and Instrumental Musie, Drawing, Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type-writing, etc., by the very best Special Home care and trafning. At Glenbrook Park, Mid-way between Nevada City and Grass Valley—two miles from either city. A Delightful Retreat for Health, Oomfort and Study. Near RailOQmnibuses eachers. Kvery Pat Warranted ! F YOU WANT. *¥ ly E3Bcs I Shoe ever made or Boys Fi, Girls, buy the MUNDELL SOLAR TIP SHOES. They are not only the Very Best but also the Most Reasonable in price. If the merchant with whom you trade does not keep them (and he should), ask him to send fora dozen pdirs, for sample. Sele Agents (Wholesale) HECHT BROS. & CO., SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, June 30th. 2600 feet above the sea level. road and Telegraph Stations. pass hourly. Pupils enter at any time, ake regular or selected courses or private lessons. For complete prospectus or information address the principal : RK. BK. HILL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. tema and Omnibus Badges $5. NKTEDS IG re That while every one else is crying “dull times,” our business shows a gratifying increase ? In fact we have sold more goods this Spring than in any of the ten years since we commenced. We believe the’ reason is because it is known that we live up to our motto of LATEST STYLES, Lowest prices, . And Everything as represented. , Flowers worth $1 and $2—your choice for 50 cents. Cat Tails 25 cents per bunch. Straw Hats from 10 cents up. -_MRs. tester & Craw ford MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, ¢ ANSELME A. CHARONNAT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Feed, Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors CROCKERY, GLASSWARR, Eto. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty, __ All Goods sold at Bed Rock Price tance free of charge. A share of public patronage is inost respectfully solicited. 8, and delivered within 9 reasonable dis oe ee a i) tow ofa wed Nev men com lady this Spai the 4 have ‘ to *t they at th anyt ness Sx John Kni Th Lodg e this full a ed, er an will b on Mc and r who v call be the he DR Thank » Gaylo a in .th » grocer » moder To >» One vada C of pian ‘month: . Fret j Havi he celi DW pr ith al So ctal By fro d hai full a ines at

LEP BREESE The Daily Transcript, Nevada Gity. California. Fridav, Julv 8, 1887. The Daily Transcript. . CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. aac ateemeineiemneneceeuniiemele e-eicetealieadiceneedll Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by . During the last sit months 212,855 '“—BROWN & CALKINS——. immigrants were landed at Castle OFFICE: Garden. : eh No. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. The recent riot at. Oak Ridka, La.; . resulted in’ the death. of thirteen . persons. LOCAL sitTTERS, ee = Yan Phon Lee, the; Chinese (iradaOfficial Froceetings County Supervisors. . ate of Yale, issoon tomarry an Amer} ican girl. : Titcrspay, July 7, 1887. . : ae : a ree . Steps are being taken to ‘rrigate and . The Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members being present and W. J. Hill, presiding. The minutes of the preceding session were read and approved. The quarterly report of the Road Commissioner of District No. 2 was read and adopted. The following demands were ordered ! paid on the in hi t SECOND DISTRICT ROAD FUND. For labor, etc.—P. Brunstetter $21.76, P. Johnston $18.40, R. Gummoe $18, D. Bilderback $57.50,._D. Bryant $40, Mohawk Lumber Co. $4.68, A. B. Mattison $5.25, Geo. A. Johnson $35, Geo. Little $2.50, Thos. Othet $5, Thos. Lee $19, Wm. Campbell $785.25, Total $1322.34. The following demands ‘were allowed on the GENERAL FUND. C. R, McLellan, transporting indigent sick to Hospital, $6.70. Justice fees, ete—P. H. Paynter} $38.75, H. Davis $55.50, A. R. Wads. worth $48, W. P. Sowden $146.50, G. . W. Dunster $26.75, H. Q. Roberts $3, John Ely $3. po aren wid The Board adjourned till 10 o0’clock tomorrow morning. ; F. G. Bearry, Clerk. ' By W. D. Harets, Deputy. (nee ie ea US Eddy as‘an Inventor. The Virginia Chronicle in speaking of the men imprisoned in the Gould & Curry mine has the following to say of Peter Eddy, whosepartner in the ownership of the patent referr. ed to is ex-Co'nty Surveyor Hartwell . of this city: ‘‘Eddy returned here a few months ago after an absence of eleven years, during which he resided in Grass Valley and Nevada City. . He had invented a machine for con. centrating stlphurets contained in tailings. He had it.in operation on a bank of tailings near a stamp mill in Grass Valley. “ihe royalty charged for the tailings by the owners of the mil] left Eddy but a very small imargin above operating expenses. His . object in returning to the Comstock was for the purpose of earning a sutlicient sum in the mines to pay for the construction of another machine. “With two he was satisfied that he coud make a comfortable living for his family.”’ —>-—-+ Geo A Woman's Accusation. ocamecyt woman named Rosa Hume’ who lives with Mrs. Mitchell at Randolph Flat, Rough and Ready township, came out from the bushes near the, roadside in that locality’‘and told some people who were passing that she had been the victim of an infamous proceeding. She said a man named En¢ } sign had prevailed upon her to accompany him there in a buggy, and upon arrival in a secluded place had carried. out his scheme. Her garments were much torn. Her story is not given credence by all. Ensign has been arrested and held to answer at a preliminary examination which is set for the 19th instant. He has furnished bonds in the sum of $500. {reclaim a tract of 100,000 acres near ing and agriculture, and railroads ‘in all directions are materializing into active work. The telegraph is being . rapidly extended.threugh the north‘ern part @& Sduth Smerica. . Willian Smith attempted to escape} . from the Btafe’Prison at Folsorn and , Was shetan fwounded by a guard. » . Glad o.re is said to be contemplat. ing a . using every .effort to indace lim to ¢conie. John Coady, whe eloped froin Stone visit to America, and Blaine is . . SEVENTEENTH alee Bakersfield. man of Denver, committed ‘sticide at — Butte, M. T. Nanticoke, Pa., on Monday. J.P. Jones has an important irrigation scheme in Shasta in view. to effeét Web Wo a % nee a nanan arth appiniahia Fs A pis sceTING afale-Abe onult of . D. oods $95, First National Bank . seyen men and injured_forty-eight1 oo, : dat. Soeees ae sie of Grass Valley $40, E.-—Biggs $2.) others— FS tart, ce Pee ha . have been sent into the Pennsylvania county, Ark., with Elizabeth Lump. kins; was followed by the-girl’s father . and brothers and shot. Be i . Tue water-works now being erected . at Helena, M. T. will cost the tax-payers $500,000 before finished. . ree x Abram Sands, a prominent business The town of Clarendon, Pa., has een destroyed by fire, and 1,100 peole are! homeless. Peter Hurley defeated Thomas Hoar n a seventy-one round prize fight near Missouri heads the list in the condition of the wheat crop, showing a full 100 per cent. — +4 9@em—Sranps to reason—the who has the floor. : —+2@eners Ir is a bold man indeed who will not dodge a bowlder. a oe Tie best thing on record is the deéd . of a corner lot. It is said that United States Senator gentleman The,.new gambling law has gone inin Omaha. The gamblers will all close up and leave town. The explosion of a dynamite shell ARKIVALS ATTHE ~ UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger California fruit will now be delivered in New York seven days from San Francisco, and will be sold at auetion to the trade. Several hundred of Pinkerton’s men Proprietress July 6. : JH Carter, city, , Miss © Townsend, Grass Valley, JT M Kelly, San Francisco, Chas Boxill, do JL Mitchell, Washington, J W Greenlaw, Sacramento, J HJenking; Remington Hill, coke regions to protect the workers against the strikers. A Portland woman tried to fly the rebel flag. over her house on: the DrsM Harris, 4irass Valiey, Fourth, but the Grand Army © boys] . a taniting, aa’ made her take it down. ¥ Maha Forest City, . { hg’ : frs M B Cromwell, Toledo, O, ? A_flourishing business has been Josie Kenney, Grass Valley, i : Nols . Nellie Rogers, do done in Columbus, O., in California George Lord, do orange cider, which proves to bea W D Harris, do i : ‘ I J M Thomas, do . inixture of acids, sugar and water. . Sutter county has now but three liquor saloons, high license ($200 a}. quarter) having dispelled the others as 4 fog-bank fades before the ‘morning sun. a Prof. Ertz, city. Miss Fannie Doom, Grass Valley, Prof N Kennedy & wf, San Francisco, ! T Cline, Graniteville, W P Cline, do M Vauburg, Maybert, ay Hees ARRIVALS:AT THE . NATIONAL HOTEL. It is stated that Sarah Bernhardt invested the greater portion of thel gporor BROS._ money she réalized by her recent‘ nen American tour in property in the United States. It is reported that land grabbers hired parties to give a terrible beating to Charles Moore, a settler who was locating a ranch on Government land in Warner Valley, Or. The British Government was defeated in the Commons Tuesday night ona question arising from the action of the, London police in arresting a as an improper .Proprietors July >. Hl Gaylord, city, J Langdon, do M J Higszins & daughter, SA Buliuch, Truckee, N © Miller, Freneb Cortal, LSéhelling, city, Miss Wickman, Grass VaHey, David Bryne, Union Hill, Mal P Stone, Grass Valley, E Burk, Bloumfiield, F Nilon, do : JH Morse, San Francisco, A-A Smith, Chicayo, AJ Eastlin, San Francisco, E B Morris, Placerville, Wm Munroe, Bloom field’ TG Farrer, city, M Lobuer, Colfax, W J Britland, city, character. Robert Hughes, Cherokee, A committee is being organized in ane’ vig eg iseo, Genea, Italy, to arrange for the celeG capella, Forest City, ‘ 8 H Wilcox, do bration of the four hundredth anWar bDavia: Bloomfeld, ive , 4 ‘OW , ic Dan Tuttle, Grass Valley, niversary of the discovery of America Re atddee do by Columbus, All the States of America have been invited to send reGeo Jacubs & wf, city, presentatives to the celebration. . Grass Valley, respectable wounan A D Mason & wf, do The Central John Werry, do are enjoying an era of prosperity in min8 P Edwards, Grass Valley, 5 Frank Willia ms, do aa SS y Expose of th Expose. z Another Competitor Knocked Out, Who Failed to Put Up the $500.00. That He Advertises He Wants to Bet. That L. HYMAN will not be run out of town by K. Casper, or any of his kind. If K. Casper brought down prices here why do the people not know it, and trade there ? SOO J Superior Court. The following business was transacted in, the Superior Court yesterday: N. H. Loomer vs. T. Corrigan. Defendant’s demand for jury trial denied. Trial set for August 2d. ‘ E. M. Scadden vs. John Drabach. oe Judgment for defendant for costs of suit. The People vs. H. J. Dassonville and Annie M. Dassonville. Arraigned and given till July 8th to plead to the information. Annie D. Byrne vs. Chas. F. Byrne. Divorce granted. —+ e@ee ‘ A Bad Accident, ° was riding from Colfax to Forest Hill with Mr. Ray, the stage man, he was * thrown from the vehicle and sustained serious injuries. The accident is said to be due to Ray’s bad driving. PePea ye veer: A few days ago while Charles Nines That K. Casper can not fool the people of Neva$10 do county with the idea that he brought down the prices. The people know where they can do the best with their money and go there to trade. _ If K. Casper brought, down prices, why does he kick so at me ? Why do I hurt him ? That K. Casper tries to fool the people when he $100 tells.them of how much he has done for. them ; but the people of. Nevada City Fave not quite forgotten how he had an ordinance passed when he was a trustee to tax all persons starting in business the sum of $20, which LL.. EXEYVMAN, A.TanL. Lubeck, Keller Sisters, Standard Shoe Factory and scores of others paid willingly because they knew it was the law and would help. the town, but wkn Mr. Casper's brother-in-law wanted to go into Lusines Mr. Casper then said the law. was unconstitutional an went to law and busted the ordinance. What an honest good man for the town this Mr. C. is, and itis a safe bet t' at W E Welch, do third $50. One mile and repeat. J Rickard, do No. 5. Runaing. Free forall, Fortwo-year American States Wm Kaufinan, San Francisco, olds. $25entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added; Aoricultural District EFaAIWR? Counties of Nevada And Placer. Commencing Tuesday, September 6th, 1887, and continuing 5 days. RACING AND STOCK EXHIBITS AT . GLENBROOK PARK, MIDWAY BETWEEN GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA ‘CITY: PAVILION AT GRASS VALLEY. $10,000 in Purses &?remiums. { . Liberal Purses for State & District Horses . Liberal Premiums for live Stock, . Farming, Orchard and Dairy Pro. ducts, and Mechanical and Art Exhibits. FIVE DAYS’ RACINC! TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th. ma No.1. Trotting. District. 3:00 Class. Purse ). No. 2 2:30 Cluss. Free for all, Trotting. ) 0, . 8. Trotting. For two-year olds owned in the counties of Nevada, Placer, Yuba, . Sutter, Colusa, Butte, Tehaina, Plumas and . } Sierra, Mile andrepeat. Purse $200, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th. Boys’ Tournament, at-ll a. M., for various prizes. No. 4. Running. Free for all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $300 added; second horse $75, second horse $50, third $25, Five-eighths of a inile. : No. 6. Runsing. For three-year olds. Free forall. $25entrance, $10 forfeit, $200 added. One mile and a quarter. No. 7. Pacing. 2:32 class. Purse $500. Free for all. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER &th. Grand Stoek Parade at 10a. M.; Bicycle Tournament, for Gold Medal, at 114. mM. No. 8. Trotting. District. 2:50 Class. Purse 250, . No.9. Trotting. 2:25 class. Free forall. Purse $500 No.10--Trotting.-Three-year olds.Distriet. Mile and repeat. Purse $250. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER: ¢th. Ladies’ Tournament, for various Prizes,at . La. M. No. 11. Running. Opento all. $50entrance, $25 forfeit, $300 added; second horse’ $75; third $50, Two miles. No. 12. Running. Open to all. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added; second horse $50, third $25. Three-fourths of a mile and repent. No. 13. Running. Free. Purse $150. Entrance free to all beaten horses. Those not having run second during the meeting allowed 10 pounds. $tosecond horse. One mile and repeat. No. 14. Pacing. 2:23 tlass Free for all. $500. No. 15. Running. Saddle Horse Stake. District Catch weights. $5 entrance, $50 added, Four moneys—50, 25, lo and 10 per cent. One mile. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th.

Grand Stoek Parade and award of Pre: miums at ita. M. No. 16. Trotting. Half mile and repeat. No, 17. Trotting. 2:49 class. Purse $500. No. 18. Trotting. Purse $500. In races designated as “District’’ all horses are eligible that were Owned in the counties of Nevada und Placer, comprising the 17th Agricultural District, prior to Junel, 1887, ‘unless otherwise specified. District. One-year olds, Purse $100. Open to all. 2:24 class. Open to all. Mr. Casper will not be City Trustee again, nor wil’ he ever be County Treasurer: Nines had one of his shoulders disIO Thar bL. u CONDITIONS. All trotting and pacing races are the best . three in five, except the two-year old, unter . otherwise specified; five to enter and three ‘to start. But the Board reseryes the right . to hold a less number /than tive to fill, by elHeve. y 6th customers will have et the store chant here, but to spite other . es to make you b ed a store in Amador county. ri he could not ll cheaper than ever, .so that after Jul he t as y and will se 4 ll say e yman wi y, or through many friends or something else he is.compell nothing more to pay for goods. ed to stay Just take them. 1] bet that L. Hyman never rent Nail that to your Banner ! Wil will bet, that L. ii $100 That L. Hyman don’t leave July 6th, That he never done business aS a mer In Amador count Merchants here. $100 Caspe Casper $100 $100 down---The balance had to: $100 That Casper is the man that brought prices ghts, as soon as -ni T DEBTS. STORE OPEN FROM 6 A. M. To 9 P. M. AND BUY GOODS improve your property. have in common wit ity or county, helps to , and that’s all they y and pay high taxes HO PAYS HIS HONES ; one that helps your c 24 YEARS IN NEVADA CITY, =. CASPER, Proprietor. FROM A MERCHANT W COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED TO SATISFACTION. he place of business that stays with you, in hard or good times ith them, off they go, and you can take care of your city and count GO TO K. CASPER, c— p= . w EA aS} 2c o = Sc e8 ~~.’ * i) uF v fs wn . oe a —_ —— Plaza E*eed Store. CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Mea Buckwheat Flour, Etc. t2 Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Ask For It. Kept at all the-Grocery Stores. __., Empire Livery Stable, (rood Business Opportunity JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, . oe A Restaurant HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE! Stable haa the largest lot of ' Horses, Carriages an Buggies . And Lodging House Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. -~“Pae horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive, To be found in this part of the State. . IN ONE OF THE BEST TOWNS IN NE: VADA COUNTY, FOR SALE CHEAP! MAN has done inore for located ‘and three ofhis ribs were . broken, one being tora loose from the . backbone. Heisnow at Colfax and) ’ receiving good care. He is well known vears that he boasts of. in this’section as a jewelry peddler ; . He is about. fifty and a! member of the Odd Fellows order. ~~@o + To be Closed for Repairs. yeara old Neit.er do. ine De whe: ; ase ivertising a few years age) th William Edward’s toll bridge across) wos oino the South Yuba river between this pes bid x ; : city and North Bloomfield will be; (Go to the San Francisco closed to general travel during two . * days the early part of next week to, permit of the approaches to it being reb » built. The exact tive of closing it will be advertised in the Transcripr tomorrow. The stage will be able to cross by changing its hours somewhat as . Clothing, Hats, Boots Ul away. He is still position Store and get r. no ; Jargvains in Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, «_»Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros. tf ~e=. SITION STORE. Streets. “Hackmerack,’’ a lasting and fra fo pee. Price 25 and 50 dents county in three years than Casper has done in all h’s jhow he humbugged thea by iON Clothing Seller of Nevada CO.) swcsor women. #2 Always ask forthe SAN FRANCISCO OPPOCorner of Commercial and Main S "aND Vv uh iV 24 nv fet wcl= ithe here ()pwned ite, HYMAN, Don't make a mistake in the place as there is another competitor by the same name doing business in town. }the withdrawal of a proportionate amount jof the purse. Entrance fee 10 per cent on . purse) to wnecompany nominations. Trot{ting and pacing purses divided at the rate of . 60 per ceut, to first horse, do per cent. to see ond, aud 10 per cent’ to third. Natiodel Association rules to govern trot ‘tine; but the Boar! reserves the rightto trot heats ofuny twoclasecs ulternately, if nee essary fo finish any day's racine, orto trot a special race between heats entrance mouey paid in, Wien less. than . the required niuber of starters appear they . may contest fur the entrance money, to be 6624 to the first, 83'4 to . divided as follows: to the second, In all entries not declared out by 6 vp. M.of the day.preceding the race shall be required to start. Where there is more than one entry by one verson, or in one interest the particular norses that are to start must be named by 6 p. M. of the day preceding the race. No added money paid fora walk-over. Rules of the State Agricultural Society to govern running races, except when condi_. tions named are otherwike. Racing colors to be named in entries. In trotting races drivers will be required to wear caps of distinct colors, which must be named in their entries. gust Ist, 1887. SAMUEL GRANGER, President, P. O. Address, Grass Valley, Cal. GEORGE FLETCHER, mecKetaty, P, O. Address Grass Valley, Cal. dren under 12 years 25 Cents. Pavilion, 25 Cents. Children under 8 years free. No Season or Membership Tickets, but Exhibitors will be furnished with badges at $3 each at theBecretary’s office, Grass Valley, which will admit that person ONLY to Race Track and Pavilion at all times during the Fair. A horse. mak. ing a walk-over shall be entitled only to the { Entries to close with the Secretary on Au. Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTLY FURNISHED. Or will be exchanged for other property. The Business is well established Nevada County Academy, Aw and pays a nice profit. * Etbusiness College. Reason for seHing—On account of health” A School tor the People Pe For further particulars apply to or address 1e at Popular Prices Daily Transcript, oer je30 NEVADA CITY. TN ORMAE ABD COMMERCIAL COURERE ny 2 1 sate aspecialty. Thorough preparation for any course in any University. A Complete Academic Course. Vocal and Instrumental Musie, Drawing, Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type-writing, etc., by the very best Special Home care and trafning. At Glenbrook Park, Mid-way between Nevada City and Grass Valley—two miles from either city. A Delightful Retreat for Health, Oomfort and Study. Near RailOQmnibuses eachers. Kvery Pat Warranted ! F YOU WANT. *¥ ly E3Bcs I Shoe ever made or Boys Fi, Girls, buy the MUNDELL SOLAR TIP SHOES. They are not only the Very Best but also the Most Reasonable in price. If the merchant with whom you trade does not keep them (and he should), ask him to send fora dozen pdirs, for sample. Sele Agents (Wholesale) HECHT BROS. & CO., SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, June 30th. 2600 feet above the sea level. road and Telegraph Stations. pass hourly. Pupils enter at any time, ake regular or selected courses or private lessons. For complete prospectus or information address the principal : RK. BK. HILL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. tema and Omnibus Badges $5. NKTEDS IG re That while every one else is crying “dull times,” our business shows a gratifying increase ? In fact we have sold more goods this Spring than in any of the ten years since we commenced. We believe the’ reason is because it is known that we live up to our motto of LATEST STYLES, Lowest prices, . And Everything as represented. , Flowers worth $1 and $2—your choice for 50 cents. Cat Tails 25 cents per bunch. Straw Hats from 10 cents up. -_MRs. tester & Craw ford MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, ¢ ANSELME A. CHARONNAT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Feed, Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors CROCKERY, GLASSWARR, Eto. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty, __ All Goods sold at Bed Rock Price tance free of charge. A share of public patronage is inost respectfully solicited. 8, and delivered within 9 reasonable dis oe ee a i) tow ofa wed Nev men com lady this Spai the 4 have ‘ to *t they at th anyt ness Sx John Kni Th Lodg e this full a ed, er an will b on Mc and r who v call be the he DR Thank » Gaylo a in .th » grocer » moder To >» One vada C of pian ‘month: . Fret j Havi he celi DW pr ith al So ctal By fro d hai full a ines at